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What does it look like to be resilient? Many of us have lost our edge after a year in our homes and many have become unprepared to handle the unexpected. Listen on to find out about five pillars of resilience from our guest's book Raise Your Resiliency. Today's guest is Kris Coleman. Kris has served with the CIA conducting threat and vulnerability assessments and for the FBI as a special agent. He is also an author and the founder and CEO of Red Five Security, which provides state of the art security and protective intelligence services.  What are you prepared for and what can you do to be more resilient in any scenario? Show Notes: [0:54] - Kris shares his background and the many paths he has taken on his career which includes everything from minor security to protecting against terrorists. [2:44] - When Kris was hired by a private family to redo their entire security platform, he realized what Red Five should be. [4:31] - There are some misconceptions regarding what Kris does with Red Five Security. [6:24] - Some affluent families that Kris works with are very public facing and some never leave the house. Kris explains the spectrum his clients are on. [8:10] - “The more you can stay off the radar, the better off you're going to be.”  [9:18] - Kris takes a look at a client's digital footprint and looks at some things that can be done to help keep below the radar. [10:01] - Kris shares common sense tips for security. For high profile clients, this can get tricky. [11:37] - Under stress, fine motor skills are hard to execute. [12:44] - Chris shares an experience about being in a different country and they did not have ambulances. [13:56] - Even when clients travel to another state within the US, it is crucial for Kris's team to know the environment they're headed to. [15:38] - Even the best neighborhoods can easily turn into a dangerous place. [16:37] - Chris illustrates this with a news story of a private party being misunderstood as a huge organized event. Even something seemingly harmless can turn. [17:58] - Kris shares a story about an extremely successful businessman feeling completely helpless. [19:26] - We need individual resiliency on a national scale. This need created Resiliency for Executives and Leaders (REAL). [20:41] - Once Kris has worked with executives and leaders, they have a whole new sense of confidence. [21:56] - REAL isn't just for the wealthy. This program teaches people skills needed to be prepared for anything, especially natural disasters and storms. [24:11] - For business owners, is your business ready for anything? Kris shares that his company had a plan for a pandemic prior to Covid-19. [25:00] - Kris is the author of Raise Your Resiliency. He planned on writing a book about security, but Covid changed his direction. [25:56] - The three units that need to survive and thrive are the individual, the family, and the business. [26:31] - The Five Pillars of Resilience are: awareness, mindset, fitness, skills, and relationship. [27:54] - Regarding mindset, when it comes to resilience, you need to have a positive, growth, and survival mindset. [28:53] - Kris gives examples of a catastrophic mindset that many people had during the pandemic. Mindset and awareness are a choice. [29:24] - Fitness applies to physical, mental, and emotional strength in the three units (individual, family, and business). [30:14] - Kris lists many skills that a lot of people are not ready for, specifically now after a year of being stuck at home. [31:13] - The fifth pillar is relationships. This applies to your neighbors and community and not just your immediate family. [34:37] - In a lot of cases, things can be problematic for people in just a couple of hours due to lack of planning and preparedness. [37:40] - Things may sometimes feel redundant when preparing for anything. [38:33] - Your geographical location makes a difference in the type of things you need to prepare for. Take a risk assessment of your environment. [40:23] - Make the situation work for you when preparing for different events. Look at the likelihood of things to prepare for. [41:25] - Kris shares how the risk of civil unrest is higher in certain parts of the country over others. [43:03] - Prepare for an emergency and if something doesn't happen, practice using it and restock it. Cycle the emergency food and supplies every few months. Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest Raise Your Resiliency: You, Your Family, and Your Business Can Achieve Resiliency in an Uncertain World by Kris Coleman Red Five Security Home Page Kris Coleman Red Five Security on LinkedIn

During this episode of the Lab Coat Agents Podcast, host Jeff Pfitzer speaks with Kris Reid all the way from Vietnam. Kris has a background in building online computer games and figured out how to use SEO to bring visitors to his site at an elevated level. Now, Kris helps people understand the power of SEO and how it makes life easy! Episode Highlights:  Now more than ever, it’s incredibly important to have a digital presence and an effective website. It’s important to keep a cup-half-full mentality in the wake of the global pandemic. Originally from Brisbon, Australia, Kris has a background in software engineering. After the financial crisis of 2008, Kris decided to build an online game which forced him to learn the ins and outs of SEO. Most businesses and entrepreneurs fail for the simple fact that they don’t bring in enough revenue. Many of the realtors that Kris speaks to leave themselves defenseless by spending their entire marketing budget on Zillow. Eventually, you can use SEO to hone your website down to your specific niche in the market. Through keyword research, Kris and his team help their clients find what people are looking for in their area. In general, content is important, but studies show that over 90% of content on Google gets zero traffic. Realtors can only handle so many leads without hiring more staff, so you must know what success looks like to you every year. Digital marketing kicks the hell out of TV advertising and the best part is that it’s easy to track the numbers. Many times, Kris gets blank stares from the clients that he explains SEO to because they aren’t very technical. Kris and his team help their clients figure out the avatar of their ideal customer and get in the heads of those people. When Kris begins working with a client, he has to be able to explain SEO to a certain point in order to build trust. Cost-per-click posts are the ads on top of a Google search which costs the owner to put there, though they get less than 7% of the clicks. The difference between the 1st-ranked site on Google and the 10th-ranked site is 10x the amount of traffic. Really long key phrases are usually linked to people who know more about what they are looking for. The more specific you can be with your keywords, the smaller the search volume will become, but the higher the percentage of converted leads. People are forced to trust what everyone else is saying about you on Google, so domain authority plays a massive role in your ranking. Establishing a solid domain authority, the amount of backlinks that lead to your page comes down to keyword research. Everyone wants this sexy, aesthetic website, but bringing in traffic is the most important aspect. Your page needs to punch people in the face and tell the visitor exactly what you do on the landing page. Don’t kill a lead by trying to sell on the first connection, provide value and show people that you can help them. The biggest mistake that people make on social media is that they treat it like a website. Make it clear to Google what pages are linked to what keyword so that the pages don’t cannibalize each other. Go to Kris’s website below and Kris will evaluate your website for free! Kris has worked very closely with his team leaders to establish the company goals and what they need to achieve them. 3 Key Points: The power of SEO lies in the fact that it is compounding. Rather than blow your entire marketing budget on Zillow, put half into your website and your leads will eventually skyrocket. Studies show that over 90% of content that can be found on Google gets zero traffic. While content is important, leading people to that content trumps all. The longer the key phrase, the smaller the volume of leads that will come in. At the same time, those leads know more about what they are looking for, so a higher percentage will be converted to sales. Resources Mentioned: Lab Coat Agents Website |Facebook| |Facebook Group| |Twitter| |Instagram| Kris Reid Website | Facebook | Twitter | Media Factory| SEO toolset | Search Traffic Study blog 7 Habits of Highly Successful People The Vision Driven Leader Clockwork  mobwarrior.com RedX (sponsor) StreetText (sponsor)

Kris Kristofferson has retired. What a road he walked in his lifetime. Hung around Johnny Cash’s studio as the janitor and pitched him multiple songs ((he talks about it here) Helped to start the songwriting trend in Nashville that brought respectability to Country Music (he talks about it here) Joined Waylon, Willie, and Johnny to form The Highwaymen. Leaves behind a really good film career. From A Star is Born to Blade.( (he talks about it here) Awarded a Rhodes’ Scholarship. Was a helicopter pilot in the Army. ((he talks about it here) When Kris left the Army to be a songwriter he was disowned by his family. He leaves behind a wonderful rainbow of songs and memories of Janis Joplin, Johnny Cash, Shooter Jennings, the Cash film I walk the Line, John Prine, Dylan. All of which he talks about here. This interview took place backstage at the 2006 Calgary Folk Festival. It was a quickly arranged media press conference and the only other person I knew was Tom Coxworth from CKUA. I tried to include as many questions as I could hear on my recorder. His greatest accomplishment?  Being a Father to 8 children. Kris has asked that he would like the first three lines of Leonard Cohen’s Bird on a Wire to be on his tombstone   Like a bird on the wire Like a drunk in a midnight choir I have tried in my way to be free   Cheers to KK.

Description: Today, we are delighted to be joined by hip-hop celebrity stylist Kris Shelby. Kris dives deep into his story and explains how a chance meeting with Tyler Perry changed his entire life trajectory. Plus, Kris reveals the number one song that boosted his career and set the tone for his fashion journey. Later, we talk all about how well streetwear mixes with luxury designers. We are all ready for these new up and coming designers who can seamlessly integrate these two worlds! Tune in as we talk about the importance of staying with your niche, branding, and Kris's future in the fashion industry and styling world. In This Episode: [02:40] All about Kris Shelby. [08:10] How Kris started his fashion career.  [12:30] When Kris met Tyler Perry, his life has never been the same.   [18:25] The famous artists that made Kris big. He reveals the number one song that jumpstarted his career.  [27:15] Kris gives his thoughts on streetwear mixed with luxury designers.  [35:30] Which fashion crimes that Kris cannot unsee.  [40:45] The future for Kris Shelby.          Key Takeaways: Good people are rare. When you find a good friend, don’t let them go!  In the hip-hop world, it's all about gaining trust. Once you have earned these artists’ trust, they tell everybody about you. Once you find your niche for your career, stay in that niche; don’t try and do too much or too many things at once.  People are open to new designers more than ever; we need new upcoming designers ready to take over the game.  Bio:  Kris continues to develop and express his artistic inspiration and true eye for fashion. His relocation from New Orleans in 2005 post hurricane Katrina emphasized his desire for a change of pace and catapulted his fashion career in the “dirty south”. Within a year after permanently relocating to Atlanta, he met Tyler Perry and was asked to begin wardrobing at Tyler Perry Studios, where he began to consistently meet individuals like TI, Cam’ron and Jeezy with whom he began styling shortly after. With a unique personal style and aesthetic, Kris has built his client base by working with celebrities such as the Migos, styling the 'Bad and Bougie' music video and is currently working with the artist behind Think It's a Game Record Label, YFN Lucci, Young Jeezy, SB Skooly,  Adkunle Gold in addition to many others. 

Kris "Hair Tie" Van Handel lives in Madison, Wisconsin, and is an avid hiker. Her book, Hiking with Hair Tie: Section Hiking the Ice Age Trail, is about her first completion of the Ice Age Trail. Kris is currently working on section hiking the Ice Age Trail for a second time and hopes to be done by summer 2020. She plans to section hike the trail for a third time after her second completion and thru-hike the trail in the future. Kris also published a photography book titled Ice Age Trail Through the Seasons. When Kris isn't hiking, she enjoys photography, crocheting, attending the University of Wisconsin women's hockey and softball games, and participating in a wide variety of outdoor activities. Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/kris_vanhandel/ Hiking with Hair Tie: Section Hiking the Ice Age Trail can be found at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085RTM4TX Ice Age Trail Through the Seasons can be found at https://www.blurb.com/b/10009633-ice-age-trail-through-the-seasons Ice Age Trail- www.iceagetrail.org Connect with Anna, aka Mud Butt, at info@traildames.com You can find the Trail Dames at: Our website: www.traildames.com The Summit: www.traildamessummit.com The Trail Dames Foundation: www.tdcharitablefoundation.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/traildames/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/49722445862/ Hiking Radio Network: https://hikingradionetwork.com/ Hiking Radio Network on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hikingradionetwork/ Music provided for this Podcast by The Burns Sisters "Dance Upon This Earth" https://www.theburnssisters.com

Emma & Julie contacted their producer in a panic to make sure they could re-record an intro before this episode was published. As you all know, the news of KUWTK ending broke Tuesday night, and it wouldn’t have felt right to not address that. They recorded their live reaction, and hypothesized as to what this means going forward. Truly, the end of an era. Season 2 Ep 8 Recap:  After last week’s explosive sibling fight while picking up Kim's Bentley, the family decides they need a ski trip to Colorado to relive the good old days - and give us another iconic episode while they're at it. But Kim is still NOT happy to be with her siblings, and the tension is palpable from the start.  The family's frustration with Kim's behavior (and obsession with iChatting and texting Reggie) leads to another massive fight - and our first real introduction to Kim's infamous "crying face." When Kris finally throws Kim's phone on the ground, Kim runs away and leaves a note behind. She's eventually convinced to come back and continue the trip, and alls well that ends well.  Caitlyn is having the time of her life, and finds a group of ski instructors who are big fans. She invites them to the house for beer and pizza, and shows a side of herself that Kris hasn't seen in forever.  This is another incredible episode filled with quotable lines, Juicy tracksuits, Sidekicks, Hummers, more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

EPISODE NOTES In this episode, John is joined by Kris Pavone. We all have dreams. They may be buried by fear, self-doubt, past circumstances, but we all have them. When Kris was a 120 pound 15-year-old, he had a dream to be a WWE (then called WWF) wrestler. As an adult, Kris achieved that dream and lived out a nearly 10-year career in pro wrestling, 5 of those being with the WWE. Kris helps inspire, encourage, and motivate others to live their best lives possible. When that season of his life was over, he decided to work with elementary school children and embarked on a full-time teaching career. As life goes on and we grow, our dreams change and grow with us! Here is a taste of what Kris Pavone brings to this episode of Relationships & Revenue ... [03:29] - Introduction to Kris’ background [05:29] - Experiences with the WWE and lessons learned [07:28] - What caused him to be interested in education and helping people succeed [10:39] - Habits for everyone to follow to be effective [13:29] - How journaling helps him focus [15:29] - Prayer and how to be grateful [19:39] - Practical ways to be confident [23:30] - His journey in podcasting [24:39] - Love languages [27:49] - Tips on seeking clarity and competence CONNECT WITH GUEST https://www.krispavone.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kris_pavone https://www.facebook.com/kris.pavone.9  CONNECT WITH JOHN Website: https:// thejohnhulen.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnhulen Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnhulen Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/johnhulen LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhulen EPISODE CREDITS Intro music provided by Jeff Scheetz ( https://jeffscheetz.com/ ) Outtro music provided by Tony Palacios (https://www.instagram.com/tonytonedog/ )

In this week’s episode, When Kris is at a sexual peak in her relationship, she feels guilty Khloe' is going through a dry spell and tries to push her to date again. Scott panics over an upcoming speaking engagement. Your weekly dose of all things Kardashian! Hosted by Dakota T. Jones, Howard the 3rd, Nakia Monet, & Rachel Robillard. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this week’s episode, When Kris is at a sexual peak in her relationship, she feels guilty Khloe' is going through a dry spell and tries to push her to date again. Scott panics over an upcoming speaking engagement. Your weekly dose of all things Kardashian Hosted by Dakota T. Jones, Howard the 3rd, Nakia Monet, & Rachel Robillard. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kris TenHarmsel was a Samurai warrior in a previous life. In this life, however, he's a 43-year-old character about whom words simply can't cover the full scope of his soul. The first of a two-part interview, today's episode explores the love story between Kris and his wife, Natalie, who are still in love today, but that doesn't mean there's been any lack of chaos. When Kris broke bad (legally) to make ends meet, he began down a path that leads us to the end of today's episode, with the conclusion coming down the pike next Friday. A Talk in the Attic on FacebookJoe Jenneman on SpotifyMichigan Podcasting Network on FacebookSupport the show (Https://www.patreon.com/atalkintheattic)

In this episode, I’ll have a conversation with Kris Miles, the co-owner of the Winston Ale House and The Winston Brewery, both in North Hobart, Tasmania. When Kris and his wife Caroline’s local pub went up for sale, they couldn’t pass on the opportunity to snap it up. After working in hospitality for many years, the desire to open their own venue could no longer be ignored. Combining Caroline’s yearning for American comfort food with Kris’ vision to open a brewery, the duo embarked on their first venue. They found a name in Winston, their beloved pet dog whose friendly and sociable nature set the tone for what they wanted the venue to become. The couple purchased the spot and transformed it into an art-deco space, imbuing it with a warm and casual atmosphere. They started by opening the Eatery, offering a fantastic American menu and 12 rotating taps. In 2016 they expanded the offering with the addition of the Winston Brewing Company, allowing Kris to indulge his wildest beer-related fantasies and serve brews that can’t be found elsewhere. At the brewery, Kris experiments with hoppy styles, using Tasmanian hops and barrel-aging techniques.  In 2020, they are opening a dry food and craft bottle shop to their very busy bar and moving the brewery within a  few hundred meters with a taproom. With around 13 full-time team members they grew around 20% each year, and sales have been growing steadily in recent years. They have funded the business solely from savings and putting profits back into the business. The bar is always busy and a testament to how one can turn around a dead venue with nothing but a good vision, great team, training, and offering something different to the market. Tune in to hear how sticking to your model, being open and honest about what you want to do and offer the market, and not overthinking things can help you grow your business. This Cast Covers: How Kris and his wife took the plunge to stop working for other people and start the Alehouse and brewery. Their North American inspired foods and craft beers from all over the world. Working in the business as a couple and how that helps them in separating their personal and business lives. Sustaining a 20% growth rate by working a lot of hours to keep the wage cost down and have money to keep reinvesting. The foolproof bootstrapping strategy that enabled them to avoid debt and external funding. How opening the brewery became the most stressful point in his small business growth journey. Enabling the employees to feel invested in the business by educating them and taking them on craft brewery tours. The unpredictability of managing the growth of the business and how difficult it was to plan for it. Getting better at managing their money and being more financially organized. The number one habit Kris thinks a small business owner should develop and maintain. How they added people to their team and the lessons they learned. Discouraging toxicity among employees to build a great culture. Investing in professional development by learning something new every day. The detriment of overthinking things to the growth of a small business.  The power of having a good accountant and the long term value it offers in terms of business growth.  Additional Resources: Beyond the Pale: The Story of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. By Ken Grossman Craft Beer and Brewing Podcast The Sour Hour   Music from https://filmmusic.io "Cold Funk" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

I had so much fun interviewing Kris McPeak from the Elevate Your 8 Podcast! This show is a much listen too! Because of how busy our lives get, it can be tough to get the most out of the time when you're not working or sleeping and Kris can help us do that! I met Kris at an event in Huntington Beach, CA where we were introduced to Allison Melody and are now part of Rise and Bloom. Kris McPeak is an author, educator, and podcaster with more than 25 years of experience in higher education.  Her books, "Making 'Work' Work for You" and "Elevate Your 8" represent her focus and passion for work/life balance and intentional time management.  She hosts the podcast, "Elevate Your 8," with new episodes every Wednesday.  When Kris isn't working at her day job, her side hustle, or her podcast, she's running a US Masters Swim Team with her hubby, Charles; but you might also find her binge watching something on Netflix while knitting and snuggling with her dog, Duke. For more information here is how you can reach Kris:  Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/krismaspeak/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/spdcareers/ Web:  https://www.krismcpeak.com/ Make sure to check out her show and leave some love by leaving her a rating & review. 

Kent convinces the mayor to give him a multi-million dollar home. Kris once again is a pig, this time with 12 instead of 6… but he is ghouling them this time. Kent hires construction to dig up the old hatch. When Kris tries to bed down for the morning, he runs smack into armed resistance....

When Kris was just 23 years old, she was told by doctors that she had an incurable breast cancer. You'd be forgiven for thinking that this is Kris' story ends... but, ten years on, she tells Fearne that whilst it changed her life in many ways, some of them were for the better. If you would like to find out more about the charity Kris set up, CoppaFeel!, visit their website: coppafeel.org Thanks to Kris, and to the sponsors of this episode, Fiit. Discover their new offering, Fiit Free, and more about their classes at fiit.tv/blogs/get-fiit-with-fearne/

Back in action this week with another story from the rock-n-roll archives of my resin coated brain. When Kris and I meet up some other friends to see a show in Austin we end up getting a little carried away with the boozin' and poor decisions are made. I wish we would've gotten those french fries though.

 In today’s episode, Digital Marketing Expert and real-life Rocket Scientist Bruce Spurr joins Kris for a talk on how to win the digital marketing game using Facebook ads, Google Maps, and Google Search. They touch upon how to get your school to stand out, even above the “big boys” of advertising, ways to leverage your ad no matter how small your budget, what consists of a great ad, and how to use digital marketing to keep your enrollment high or fill the empty spaces. He and Kris reminisce of the olden days before social media, and ways that they have learned to adapt and work together in the current landscape to help child care owners overcome their challenges in the field. Strap in, and get ready to launch into the digital marketing stratosphere!   Key Takeaways: [4:22] Special announcement! The Child Care Success Summit announces their celebrity speaker, Les Brown. Les is one of the world’s top motivational speakers, and he himself has a tie in the child care market, so this is one experience not to miss. They are almost at 80% full, so be sure to get the tickets while they last, using promo code: ROCKSTAR to get a $100 discount off the full price. [7:31] Bruce and Kris met while at the Frank Kern Mastermind Group. [8:52] Fun Fact: Bruce has some Lebanese ties in his family, and traveling with his wife is one of his favorite parts of the way he has set up his life. He calls into today’s episode from Beirut, Lebanon and gives us an update on the current political climate and perspective there. [10:52] Bruce shares how he went from a physical labor job as a construction worker, to entrepreneur building e-commerce sites, then marketing and advertising. He has a Degree in Physics and Engineering and is a rocket scientist by education. [11:40] He was at the Web 2.0 Conference when Twitter was launched, and one of the first thousand people to open up a Twitter account. [15:42] All the owners Bruce has had the chance to meet are kind and loving people, driven by a purpose to help. They are in it for the passion of making a difference in the lives of children and leaving a legacy, but often are run by their business, instead of running their business. When Kris and Bruce work with the owner together, they win the battle of hiring in a tight labor market and the battle of filling up the school in a competitive community. [21:54] Bruce explains why people need to do Facebook ads, and how it’s important for people both just indirectly scrolling and also searching in a focused manner for child care centers geographically close to them. [25:54] SEO used to be about getting listed on a page, now it’s about getting listed in Places and Maps. Google is smart and figured out the search algorithm on a specific school in general, and organic articles and information on how to pick a school in general. It is a huge game changer and Kris and Bruce have even seen people triple their results once they get the Google Maps piece of the puzzle figured out. [30:00] When Bruce works with clients to determine the lifetime value of the customer, it is clear spending the initial marketing money to attract them is a drop in the bucket to secure them long-term. [33:40] The “Insights” tab on Facebook is a magical place, where you can look for your most popular posts, what gets the highest engagement (aka hunting for unicorns) and what gets the normal or not so big response (the donkey). Bruce explains how to drill down to hit your target market in a Boosted Post and why you may want to use Targeted Ads for an even more specific reach. [38:28] Even just $5-$10 can be a great budget to start Boosting and Re-Boosting your post. When something works, keep doing the same. [40:41] Bruce explains the difference between the two different types of ads. For an ad that is simple and straightforward with an offer or incentive for enrollment, they call it a “tuition credit” instead of a discount. [47:59] The biggest challenge Bruce has had is focusing on one thing and not getting too distracted by opportunity. [53:59] Your school’s success depends on getting yourself in the digital marketing game. It is a fun journey to play around and see what part of it you like best, whether it’s creating videos, managing the back end of ads or posting photos and captions. [56:05] Invest in some tools such as a selfie stick and mic to enhance the quality of your videos and audio.   Mentioned in This Episode: Kris Murray Child Care Marketing Solutions Child Care Success Academy Child Care Success Summit  Les Brown  Frank Kern  Google Maps Google Business  Facebook  Preschool Podcast 

Welcome To Season Two Of The Everyday SHEro Podcast! In season two we are focusing on the enchanted Tools that you can incorporate into everyday life to fully support you as you follow Your SHEro's Journey. And to start us off is the Super SHEro is Kris Oster, who loves to defy convention and be ANYTHING BUT NORMAL! Kris teaches others to harness the power of archetypes, magic, and pleasure in everyday life to create more fun, meaning, clarity, and connection. She uses her knowledge and expertise to inspire entrepreneurs as she enjoys life with her family along the Santa Barbara coastline. Join us for more magic from Kris!   In this episode, Kris shares: Kris’s love of mythology began in early childhood, reading stories after dinner. She grew up writing and illustrating books.  “Children are aware of much more than adults and more open than adults are. They have no preconceptions.” As a pre-teen, she read the works of Joseph Campbell, saying, “Everything he said was magic to me.” At a young age, she had a spiritual orientation and became attune to angels. Archetypes are blueprints for how we act in the world and for attributes that reflect back to us. Kris started learning about archetypes and symbolism and reading tarot cards at age 12. “I lived in a state of reverie.” Her special gifts were valued by her family and those around her. She went to college and studied music, cultural anthropology, and music therapy. It was in graduate school that she discovered Mythological Studies. Kris says that we can use archetypes to frame our lives and ask, “What is my place in the world?” People who don’t “fit in” can find meaning and identity in archetypes. Kris’s book is Return to Enchantment: Your Guide to Creating a Magical Livelihood. Kris offers a course that follows her book and includes meditations and exercises. In everyday life, Kris uses oracle cards and her “archetypal imagination” to do the internal work that makes her business and life flow smoothly. She has learned how to turn even negative cards into something useful. Kris is currently developing a set of oracle cards that will provide people with meaning, purpose, confidence, and decision-making abilities. She advocates incorporating archetypes because they are carriers of powerful magic. Anyone can use journals and vision cards to create their own oracle. Top 3 Tips To Add Enchantment To Your Day: Identify your favorite characters and why you love/hate them? Make time for reverie, imagination, and visualisations. Make a list of pleasures and fun that you can accomplish in 10-minute increments.   Favourite Quote: “We don’t see things as they are; we see them as we are.” Anais Nin Favourite Fictional Characters: Maleficent, Harry Potter, and Mary Poppins SuperShero Name: Magical Mer-angel About Kris: Kris Oster loves defying convention and is satisfied to be anything but ‘normal.’She was a rock star marketing director and lead website developer for some pretty big names, including Citrix Online, E! Entertainment Television, Disney, ABC, Paramount Pictures. She even made her employer $1-million with a single e-newsletter once.But, like you, she heard the siren’s call and decided to pursue a life of satisfaction, doing what she loves.In her business and on her blog Kris inspires entrepreneurs who are determine to find more meaning in their business. Through coaching and consultations with heart-centered business owners, she helps them to uncover their own uniqueness and reveal their personal mythology.When Kris isn’t working, you can find her basking along the Santa Barbara, CA coastline, playing her congas, going on dates with her sexy husband, playing in the surf with her 7-year old girl, or talking to Mer-Angels. Yup, literally.   Connect With Kris: FacebookTwitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn   Interview Links And Resources: Kris's Website  Kris’s book is Return to Enchantment: Your Guide to Creating a Magical Livelihood Free eBook: The Goddess Guide to Business Bliss      

Suspense Radio One on One is pleased to be the tour stop for author Scott Smith to talk about his book "The Fourth Admendment".  When Kris Storm, the new manager of an elite cybersecurity team at Illuminate, a global internet powerhouse, receives an order to sift through web traffic to further the presidential ambitions of the mayor of New York, she stomps out the door in protest. But her staunch belief in the protection of an individual's right to privacy is tested when her boss abruptly shuts down the project a few weeks later. By then, a disturbing trail of terrorist activity, albeit circumstantial, has emerged: Brighton Beach, Russian jingoism, freedom fighters, liquid explosives, jihad, Boston Marathon. Now, Kris must decide whether to dig deeper, or stay constitutionally safe on the sidelines. Her hesitancy, however, costs valuable time. When Kris and her partner, street savvy FBI agent Jim Bright, finally identify the bombers and their target, Yankee Stadium, they must race to the Bronx. Will they arrive in time to prevent the carnage? Who is really behind the plot? Angry and now brimming with patriotic fervor, Kris plunges undercover as a hacker among the bright lights and party beaches of the Adriatic Sea to smoke out a global gang of cybercriminals. From Edward Snowden’s revelations about our own government’s surveillance activities to the financial data breaches perpetrated by Russian hackers to the European Union’s sanctions against Google, cybersecurity arouses passionate controversy worldwide. The Fourth Amendment combines a multidimensional view of the issues with a compelling cast of characters to create a rollicking, contemporary thriller.

Kris Olson went to Waco, Texas public schools as a child. It was quite natural when her first child entered kindergarten to show up at the school and ask to pitch in. When Kris saw that a large number of her contemporaries were choosing to send their children to private schools or moving to the suburbs, she and some other parents decided to act, leading to the formation of Parents For Public Schools, Waco. This action changed the Waco public schools and the parent involvement there forever. PPS- Waco the Genesis.

When Kris is late showing up for the show, Kevin McShane steps in to help David out. The upbeat pair wackily discuss doorknobs, gas ovens, and the Internet!