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Kristy was fired. It was a terrible shock. Then her dad had a stroke. She and her husband had to drop everything to be with her family. When Kristy returned home, she found my ad online. In her own words, she had “nothing to lose,” so she booked a clarity call with me and my team. A few months later, she had a massive win -- a job that was more in alignment with her soul. The REALLY cool part? The tools she learned in our Kick Ass Career Workshop keep on giving…Because she's up-leveled twice more since we did this interview together, and her career is ROCKING.

In this episode, we get to know Kristy and Angie on a personal level about who they are and why they decided to share their personal stories with the internet. We touch briefly on what it was like growing up in East Vancouver, their favourite memory of each other, and their experiences so far in their own mental health journey. Highlights: Monkey prostitution (you read that right)  What makes Kristy & Angie cringe When Kristy gave herself an English name How to sit Parenting your parents What does it mean to be selfish Takeaways: Talking about uncomfortable shit gives us permission to untaboo it Costumes: shit you don't want to talk about internally but pretend it's okay externally Resources:(There may be affiliate links. We may make a small commission at no cost to you) How to Sit by Thich Nhat Hanh (Book)The Hidden Powering of F***ing Up by The Try Guys (Book)Let Kristy & Angie what cringy and uncomfortable conversation topics you would like to listen to! Record us a 60-second voice message and share with us your thoughts, comments, or questions. Drop your love here!Instagram @shitwedonttellmom Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.com 

Today’s episode is a Case Study of one of our students Kristy Wharton that increased her total team sales from $8,000 in 2018 to over $125,000 in 2019!  When Kristy first joined the Legacy Leadership Academy in July of 2019 she was really struggling creating any kind of duplication on her team.  She had done a great job personally making sales and getting new recruits, but that success wasn’t translating to her team. This caused her to really struggle with her own confidence and belief as a leader.  She knew she needed help, she just wasn’t sure exactly what to do.  After joining LLA she immediately knew what her biggest problem was - ONBOARDING. She did not have a simple system in place for onboarding her new team members.  She took the exact system that we teach inside of LLA, implemented it into her team in October, and couldn’t believe what she saw happen.  Here team did over 80,000 in total team sales in just the last 3 months of the year!  This brought her total team sales for 2019 to right around $114,000.  That’s a 1,325% increase!! In this episode I talk with Kristy and she explains EXACTLY what she did to help her create those kinds of results.  If you are someone that’s struggling with building your team, and creating other independent leaders, this is a MUST LISTEN episode! If you want to register for our free training next week on Onboarding - make sure you click here:  www.yourvirtualupline.com/onboarding 

Kristy Rodriguez is a mom, prenatal health coach, prenatal yoga teacher, and a hypnobirthing child birthing educator. She is also the creator of the Pure Nurture blog and the author of Pure Nurture: A Holistic Guide to a Healthy Baby and the host of the Pure Nurture Podcast. She uses several different platforms to get her message of empowering women to nurture and nourish themselves through pregnancy and motherhood to create a healthy new life for both mom and baby. One of these platforms is her podcast. Kristy’s story is a bit unique, because she wasn’t a podcast listener. When she launched her book, she had a publicist who booked her on several podcasts. She was actually a podcast guest before becoming a listener. After some doubt and “microphone fright” she realized that her guest appearances turned out better than she thought. Although as she dove further into podcasting, she realized that the editing process may have helped a bit.  On this episode, we talk about how Kristy was at first reluctant to become a mom, but then how she found her passion for holistic health, wellness, and being a birth coach. She always had a passion for teaching and now teaches live classes in the DC area along with online classes. Kristy specializes in prenatal and postpartum wellness and birth preparation through various yoga, meditation, and hypnobirthing classes. She also shares some great books and resources for birth education.  Kristy shares how her podcast has allowed her to share more knowledge from other experts. She also loves it when she gets positive feedback from listeners. She’s also pleased that her download numbers continue to go up. We also get to learn about Kristy’s podcast setup and the tools and programs she uses to make podcasting a little easier. She also shares her biggest challenge when podcasting. Which is one many of us can relate too.  Show Notes: [03:48] Kristy has had two babies and used hypnobirthing for her second birth. It opened up a whole new world to her. She is now super passionate about this topic. [04:13] She reads about healthy births and pregnancies just for pleasure.  [04:25] She teaches prenatal yoga. She's a prenatal health coach and a hypnobirthing child birthing educator. She is the author of Pure Nurture: A Holistic Guide to a Healthy Baby and the host of the Pure Nurture Podcast. [04:42] Kristy has discovered that she loves podcasting and connecting with other birth professionals.  [06:22] When Kristy was first married she wanted to postpone children because she had so much that she wanted to do. When she hit 30 her and her husband knew they needed to make a decision.  [06:37] She asked herself if she wanted to have children in her life when she was 50 or 60. She had her first daughter at 34 years old.  [08:58] At her core she is a teacher. She taught English for awhile. She loves sharing messages that inspire people to be healthy and lead healthier lives. [10:43] Podcasting is a platform that allows Kristy to create a beautiful diverse combination of teachings. [12:13] Pure Nurture is a community that consists of the podcast, classes, online classes, the blog, and the book.  [12:55] The podcast has allowed her a wider reach.  [15:33] She's not sure if the podcast has brought extra clients into the door, but she does know that the information she shares brings extra support to her clients.  [16:55] When people reach out to Kristy and thank her for the podcast, it really helps at those times that she is feeling down. [18:30] Seeing her numbers grow gives Kristy's podcast energy a boost.  [19:32] She began using Ecamm and Skype to record her interviews. She now uses Zoom.  [20:15] She then downloads the calls to garage band on her Mac. She then exports the files to Basecamp for the PPS team to do final edits and upload to Libsyn. She also has a VA to help with the show notes.  [23:33] She makes images on Canva and uses them for social media like Facebook and Instagram. She also has a weekly email where she shares her episodes.  [24:01] Calendly saves time for scheduling guests. She has a prebuilt questionnaire within Calendly.  [26:12] When her book launched, her PR person booked her on a bunch of podcasts. She was so nervous, but when she listened back, she thought she sounded good.  [27:23] A year or two later she sat in on a breakout session for podcasting. She then purchased a step-by-step course and followed it. She also heard Amy Porterfield say that she uses Pro Podcast Solutions for her editing, so she thought if Amy uses them, she could too. [29:15] The biggest challenge with podcasting is the time it takes. Kristy does pre-edits to make sure she is making the right point.  [31:28] Kristy is really working on establishing her online school and how best to serve moms. She's also consistently releasing a podcast every week. She has also got some big name guests to agree to be on her show. [32:47] She's also going to do some solo casts in 2020. [33:18] Pure Nurture is a book about healthy pregnancy.  [36:17] She loves Marc Anthony and Shakira.  [37:40] You can find Kristy online. She teaches live classes the Virginia.  [38:14] Darrell's Takeaways: Kristy said she doesn't have all of the answers and nobody does. So many of us put off starting a podcast, because we feel like an impostor on some level. Don't get bogged down in download numbers. Each download is a person. Audience feedback teaches and brings encouragement.  Links and Resources: Pro Podcast Solutions Pure Nurture Pure Nurture: A Holistic Guide to a Healthy Baby Pure Nurture Podcast Pure Nuture on Facebook Pure Nurture on Instagram Preparing for Birth and Breastfeeding with Molly Mills, RN & IBCLC Ecamm Skype Zoom Basecamp Libsyn Calendly Acuity  Pure Nurture: a Holistic Guide to a Healthy Baby | Kristy Rodriguez Amy Porterfield HypnoBirthing: The Mongan Method: A natural approach to a safe, easier, more comfortable birthing (3rd Edition) Magical Beginnings, Enchanted Lives: A Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth Through Meditation, Ayurveda, and Yoga Techniques Birth Partner 5th Edition:A Complete Guide to Childbirth for Dads, Partners, Doulas, and All Other Labor Companions Birth Without Fear: The Judgment-Free Guide to Taking Charge of Your Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum What to Expect When You're Expecting Ina May Gaskin Marc Anthony Vivir Mi Vida Shakira Chantaje

Kristy Baxter has more than 20 years’ experience in accounting and taxation and is a Partner at Pilot Partners. She looks after the firm’s Medical Services Division and is well versed in the challenges that are unique to this industry. Kristy’s aim is to create long lasting relationships with her clients by helping them build their business using solutions tailored to their needs.      In this episode we cover:  When Kristy realized she wanted to be an accountant Sacrifices she had to make to get to the top of her profession Challenges unique to medical service providers (and how accountants can help them) Best decisions Kristy has made And many more! Check out the full episode.   [FOOD FOR THOUGHT]  As a doctor, you’ve got a very good earning capacity and you will amass wealth if you get the right advice along the way.   [FOLLOW US]  Our Website  FB Page - You Legal  FB Group - Accountants On Purpose  FB Page - Accountants On Purpose LinkedIn - Sarah Bartholomeusz  LinkedIn – You Legal  Twitter - Sarah Bartholomeusz  Twitter - You Legal    [GUEST SOCIALS]  Pilot Partners (site) Kristy's LinkedIn   [ABOUT THE HOST]  Sarah Bartholomeusz is the founder of You Legal, an Adelaide-based law firm that provides business leaders with the confidence and certainty they need to make bold decisions within their organisations.  You Legal provides top tier consultative legal services to corporate clients, including ASX listed companies.  Sarah's clients also call her the Goddess of Governance because she works to protect and nurture her clients’ businesses so that they can focus on having the impact that they want in the world.

Kristy Ireland is a fabulous, fun and fierce mum of two little people - Sebastian and Andelise, alongside her partner Tim. She's a HR manager, and knows a thing or two about how to deal with people.When Kristy and Tim found out they were unexpectedly having a baby, the shock of it all saw them move home from Perth to Melbourne for support, which was MUCH needed. Following the arrival of Sebby, Kristy suffered through debilitating post natal depression, that was followed by another shock - being pregnant when her first baby was only 6 months old.In this raw, honest and real conversation, Kristy and I discuss the challenges faced, her birthing and labour stories, along with the importance of "self care", kindness, and the balance of the juggle of parenting and life (as highlighted by the guest appearances of Andi in the episode).

From Mamamia, this is Lady Startup, the show that features kick-arse women who’ve decided to chuck in the 9-5 and become their own boss. Rachel Corbett’s guest today is the founder of fashion tech company ModiBodi, Kristy Chong. When Kristy had her second baby, she found herself dealing with a common problem new mums face- bladder leakage. Frustrated at the lack of underwear out there to help, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She eventually developed and designed a patented leak-proof fabric and has turned her idea for high tech undies into a range of period and sweat proof underwear products, which now includes swimmers, tops and singlets. But how do you break into the world of fashion technology and develop a product that not only helps women but also the planet by reducing landfill? Listen to find out. CREDITS: Guest: Kristy Chong Host/Executive Producer: Rachel Corbett, Founder of PodSchool Producer: Amelia Navascues JOIN THE LADY STARTUP COMMUNITY: Subscribe to our newsletter and find out more about the Lady Startup courses at our website… https://www.ladystartup.com.au/ Follow us on Instagram to see success stories from other female entrepreneurs or to get your business featured… https://www.instagram.com/ladystartups/ Meet like-minded women in our Facebook Group... https://www.facebook.com/ladystartups/ Find more episodes of this and other Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Love the show and want to tell us about it? Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au

Hello and welcome to twenty-third episode of Fanboy Nation’s Toon-In-Talk, your rendezvous for animation interviews. It’s also time for the third round of interviews for the Ladies of Animation Month, Whitney Grace’s yearly tribute to women who work in the animation industry and mission to inspire girls to pursue their animated ambitions. Kirsty Scanlan is the co-president of the Women in Animation organization. Kirsty fell into animation when she worked at Threshold Entertainment and fell in love with the medium. She is currently Technicolor’s Vice President of Business Development for Technicolor’s Animation and Games group. Whitney and Kristy discuss Kristy’s career the current state of women in the animation industry, and their hopes for the future. Show Notes Home Podcasts Toon-In-Talk Toon-In Talk Episode 23: Interview with Kristy Scanlan Toon-In Talk Episode 23: Interview with Kristy Scanlan Podcasts Toon-In-Talk November 24, 2015 Whitney Grace Save VANAPHASE™ the Vanadium powerhouse! Hello and welcome to twenty-third episode of Fanboy Nation’s Toon-In-Talk, your rendezvous for animation interviews. It’s also time for the third round of interviews for the Ladies of Animation Month, Whitney Grace’s yearly tribute to women who work in the animation industry and mission to inspire girls to pursue their animated ambitions. Kirsty Scanlan is the co-president of the Women in Animation organization. Kirsty fell into animation when she worked at Threshold Entertainment and fell in love with the medium. She is currently Technicolor’s Vice President of Business Development for Technicolor’s Animation and Games group. Whitney and Kristy discuss Kristy’s career the current state of women in the animation industry, and their hopes for the future. Episode 23 Kristy Scanlan entered the entertainment industry right of college and worked in live action script development, but when she worked at Threshold Entertainment they had an animation studio. She became more involved in the animation side of the studio and fell in love with it. When Kristy was at Threshold Entertainment, she worked on projects for Lego, Marvel, DC, and some theme parks. She currently works at Technicolor and is in charge of business development for their studio in Bangalore, India. One of the services her studio provides is CG outsourcing and her clients include DreamWorks, Nickelodeon, Electronic Arts, Activision, Rockstar Games, Capcom, 2K, Sony Computer Entertainment. Kristy’s other job was helping revamp the Women In Animation organization to give it new life and help women launch their careers in the animation industry, including networking, educational seminars, and giving them a voice. 70% of women in art schools want to become animators, but only 20% actually work in the animation industry. Women In Animation’s goal is to have a 50/50 workforce in the animation industry by 2025. Women In Animation has made strong movements since the organization’s revamp in October 2013. The entire goal is to empower women, get jobs, and succeed in a field usually dominated my men. Whitney and Kristy discuss old-fashioned hiring practices and how they could evolve in the future. Women In Animation is for more diversity not only in the animation industry, but also diversity in culture as a whole. Self-doubt is one of the biggest barriers that women face. Kristy shares her experience about females working in the animation industry. She says that things have improved since the 1950s, but there is a whole lot of room for improvement. Whitney points out that Lotte Reiniger, the first female animation director in the world, is usually a footnote in history books. Kristy talks about the Annecy International Film Festival. She declares 50/50 by 2025!

When Kristy was in her third year of University, she started feeling more and more tired but such was the life of a student, right? When the fatigue persisted and her vision started to blur Kristy was diagnosed with MS after numerous tests.Kristy was set back but determined to finish University. During her final year, for her final project, she submitted designs inspired by her MS symptoms. Her designs were so beautiful people across the UK started to take notice.Kristy now runs Charcot, where she uses her MRI scans to create breathtaking designs from the lesions on her brain..Check out her story by clicking the link below.

When Kristy went into labor at 33 weeks gestation and had her baby via emergency c-section, it seemed like a series of small miracles took place. She and the baby would have the healthiest outcome in a scary, unpredictable situation. End of story. But week after week, as Kristy and her family learned more about what had possibly caused her pre-term labor, it became clear how truly dire the situation was. Over the course of the next year and a half, Kristy endured a physically and emotionally painful roller coaster ride that left her with scars and bruises—but also with some of the most beautiful perspectives and relationships that life has to offer. Click here for Kristy’s GoFundMe account. 

Kristy Robinett is a professional psychic medium and author who began seeing spirits at the age of three. When she was eight, the spirit of her deceased grandfather helped her escape from a would-be kidnapper, and it was then that Robinett realized the Other Side wasn't so far away and could be of immense importance to the living.When Kristy was thirteen, she met the most fascinating spirit guide of all, Edgar Allan Poe. Forevermore tells the true story of how the spirit of Edgar Allan Poe helps Kristy fulfill her destiny as a writer and a psychic medium.Far from being the madman he is often portrayed in the media, Poe is an insightful guide and a sleuth with a passion for justice. Working with law enforcement, Kristy and Poe uncover truths of the past--murders, suicides, missing persons--and shed light on the wrongs that have found their way into the present day.In addition to writing and serving clients as a psychic medium, an adult, Robinett has often been called upon by law enforcement to examine cold cases in a new light and from a different angle, including the 2004 murder of Ashley Howley, which Kristy helped solve bringing closure to Howley's traumatized family. This amazing story was portrayed in Investigation Discovery's Restless Souls, which premiered in 2014.Robinett teaches psychic development and paranormal investigating at local colleges near her Michigan home, lectures across the country, and is a regular media commentator. She is the author of It's a Wonderful AfterLife; Messenger Between Worlds: True Stories from a Psychic Medium; Intuitions Oracle; Ghosts of Southeast Michigan; and Michigan's Haunted Legends and Lore.

Kristy Robinett is a professional psychic medium and author who began seeing spirits at the age of three. When she was eight, the spirit of her deceased grandfather helped her escape from a would-be kidnapper, and it was then that Robinett realized the Other Side wasn't so far away and could be of immense importance to the living.When Kristy was thirteen, she met the most fascinating spirit guide of all, Edgar Allan Poe. Forevermore tells the true story of how the spirit of Edgar Allan Poe helps Kristy fulfill her destiny as a writer and a psychic medium.Far from being the madman he is often portrayed in the media, Poe is an insightful guide and a sleuth with a passion for justice. Working with law enforcement, Kristy and Poe uncover truths of the past--murders, suicides, missing persons--and shed light on the wrongs that have found their way into the present day.In addition to writing and serving clients as a psychic medium, an adult, Robinett has often been called upon by law enforcement to examine cold cases in a new light and from a different angle, including the 2004 murder of Ashley Howley, which Kristy helped solve bringing closure to Howley's traumatized family. This amazing story was portrayed in Investigation Discovery's Restless Souls, which premiered in 2014.Robinett teaches psychic development and paranormal investigating at local colleges near her Michigan home, lectures across the country, and is a regular media commentator. She is the author of It's a Wonderful AfterLife; Messenger Between Worlds: True Stories from a Psychic Medium; Intuitions Oracle; Ghosts of Southeast Michigan; and Michigan's Haunted Legends and Lore.