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When Lindsey was single, she started taking solo trips. It’s one of those things she always gets questions about: What do you recommend? How do you not freak out? How do you manage anxiety or loneliness? Being alone is a chance to come back to center and recognize your own energy, and by doing something active and engaging alone, without having to juggle others’ expectations, it can be a great opportunity to tune into your own wants, needs, and desires. She goes into the purpose of solo trips, things that might come up, the feelings around anticipation, managing excitement and anxiety, and maximizing the opportunities found in taking a trip like this. Solo trips are an incredible way to heal your soul.   We also talk about: Why it’s important to be thinking about this now, during this time of year Why Lindsey started taking solo trips Planning your solo trip Spending on what’s important to you Creating a mood board Taking safety precautions Finding a balance of routine and freedom Five things Lindsey loves to do on her trips   Find more to love at almost30.com!   Resources: @best_airbnb Check out the upcoming workshops in our New Paradigm digital series at almost30.com/new-paradigm Join our Podcast Pro accelerator program at yourpodcastpro.com   Sponsors: Osea Malibu | Use code ALMOST30 to get $10 off $50 or more at oseamalibu.com/almost30podcast BetterHelp | Visit betterhelp.com/almost30 for 15% off your first month. As a BetterHelp affiliate, we may receive compensation from BetterHelp if you purchase products or services through the links provided. This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Laird Superfoods | Use code ALMOST30 at lairdsuperfood.com to score 15% off Tempo | Use promo code ALMOST30 for $100 off at tempo.fit   Almost 30 is edited by Crate Media

When Lindsey acquires a new evil hand (yeah, you read that right), he's torn between Wolfram & Hart and his... own... heart. Listen to find out! Follow Brittany Ashley (@britt27ash), Laura Zak (@la_wa), Angel On Top (@angelontopcast), or join our Patreon at patreon.com/angelontopcast But most importantly: STAY SAFE OUT THERE!  

When you work on project that you are passionate about, it isn't really work. When Lindsey started this podcast, it was because she was passionate about helping women find fulfillment amidst chaos.While sharing this message sharing this message, she was introduced to an event called PodMax. PodMax provides a unique networking opportunity for podcast hosts to meet high performance guests, thought leaders, authors, and more. It's an amazing opportunity to connect podcasters with major podcasts, helping them share their fascinating stories with their communities. This week on the Lindsey Elmore Show, Lindsey is sitting down with several people that from the PodMax event. 
First up, Josh Cary, co-founder of PodMax talks about wanting to help other people to ‘unmask themselves' in order to best show up for their business. He shares why PodMax is a great opportunity to build communication skills, build interview skills and confidence, and is an incredible networking opportunity. Next, Jamie O'Connor, founder of Inspired Focus Digital, shares how to create a brand that matters, and how to attract new customers while nurturing the customers you have. Then, Robert Grigore shares what Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing is and how he helps people process traumas but engaging both hemispheres of the brain through this form of therapy. Finally, Lindsey chats with Lauren Heath, a social worker turned entrepreneur with a growing pet care company. She talks about the importance of working with a professional in the pet care system versus someone who is simply walking dogs as a hobby.

Link to Mastermind: https://lindseymangocoaching.com/nextlevellife Bio: Lindsey Mango, is a Life and Business Coach passionate about helping women create the lives and businesses of their dreams. A former college athlete at the University of Louisville, Lindsey first became passionate about Life Coaching when she embarked on her own personal development journey. 5 years after graduating college Lindsey found herself feeling stuck, facing a disappointing truth that she was settling for the life she was “supposed” to live, instead of the life she knew she was meant to live. After hiring her own coach to help her fulfill her potential, she knew coaching was what she was meant to do all along. Never running or owning a business before, Lindsey became a self-made entrepreneur, when she launched her coaching business while working her full-time job. Through building an impactful online brand and leaving an impression on all the women she worked with, her business exploded and she was able to retire from the corporate world 6 months later. She just started her 3rd year in business and has been named as one of Southern Indiana’s 30 Under 30 entrepreneurs and business owners has a podcast with over 80k downloads in its first year and is scaling her virtual business to 1 million dollars of impact and income. It is her life’s mission to be an example of what’s possible and break the mold on what ANY woman is capable of doing in life, business and everything in between. In the near future she plans to write her first book, speak on stage at large events, and continue to grow an impactful brand for women. When Lindsey isn’t working, you can find her reading, learning and continuing to embark on her own journey of creating her best life, because she fully believes the best coaches come from being the best students of their own lessons. She loves exercising, traveling, is also a homebody, and spending time and cooking with her husband. Instagram: lindseymango_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LindseyMangoCo/ Website: www.lindseymangocoaching.com SoulCEO Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soul-ceo/id1360406832

Homework: Install and use the AXE Chrome extension!When Lindsey started, she didn't know what accessibility even meant. She would see that there was an "accessibility error" and fix it, but she didn't understand why she was fixing it. A11y clicked for her when she realized that the point of accessibility was to make the web usable for people with disabilities.Code, at its core, is about people, and it allows people to use and purchase products. Ultimately we code to make people's lives better, and if you aren't making your site accessible, then you are discriminating against the one in four people living with a disability. Accessibility is not an edge case.Doing the following will take you far!Make sure you have form labelsUse alt text in your imagesDon't leave buttons and links emptyUse buttons and links appropriatelyTest your site with a screenreaderNavigate your website with the tab keyTranscript"Lindsey Kopacz Chats With Kent About A11y" TranscriptResourcesWriting alternative text that mattersaxe on Google Chrome Extension storeLindsey KopaczTwitterGithubDev.toWebsiteegghead.ioLinkedInKent C. DoddsWebsiteTwitterGithubYoutubeTesting JavaScript

When Lindsey started drinking during her senior year of high school she was already blacking out. By the time she called MARR over 10 years later, she had lost her... The post Ep 30: Part 1 | Denial of Alcoholism appeared first on MARR Addiction Treatment Center.

In Episode 14, Lindsey J. Palmer (author of Otherwise Engaged) joins me to talk about her book and her reading and writing life. This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights Lindsey’s interviews with Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton (from Friday Night Lights). Authors pulling from real life for their fiction…and how that impacts their real life friends and family. Lindsey’s experience writing a novel (her second, If We Lived Here) that pulled parts from her own marriage. If Lindsey is able to choose a favorite of her own books. How Lindsey manages to write novels with a full-time job and a two year old child. When Lindsey fits in reading time. Lindsey’s Go-To Authors. Why publication day is both the best and worst day of authors’ lives. What Lindsey thinks of the term “chick lit”. Lindsey’s Book Recommendations Two OLD Books She Loves Wedding Toasts I’ll Never Give by Ada Calhoun (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [19:55] The Divorce Papers by Susan Rieger (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [23:08] Two NEW Books She Loves Joy Enough by Sarah McColl | Buy from Amazon [26:01] There, There by Tommy Orange | Buy from Amazon [27:42] One Book She Didn’t Love A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [29:40] One Upcoming Releases She’s Excited About Normal People by Sally Rooney (April 16) | Buy from Amazon [32:31] Other Books Mentioned Pretty in Ink by Lindsey J. Palmer | Buy from Amazon [8:29] Holly Banks Full of Angst by Julie Valerie (Release Date: November 1) | Buy from Amazon[17:45] You Think It, I’ll Say It: Stories by Curtis Sittenfeld (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [18:14] The Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante | Buy from Amazon [18:31] The Outline Trilogy by Rachel Cusk | Buy from Amazon [18:43] The Heirs by Susan Rieger | Buy from Amazon [24:59] The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [25:30] The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz | Buy from Amazon [28:46] Conversations With Friends by Sally Rooney | Buy from Amazon [32:31] Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [39:27] Other Links #SpiveysClub Facebook Group Episode 7: Ashley Spivey (where she recommends Otherwise Engaged) Greenlight Bookstore in Brooklyn, NY The Wedding Toast I’ll Never Give (Ada Calhoun’s essay for the New York Times Modern Love section) Winter 2019 Book Preview podcast episode Annie Jones from the From the Front Porch podcast About Lindsey Author Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook After a childhood spent devouring every book and magazine I could get my hands on and dreaming up stories that took place along the Oregon Trail, I left the suburbs of Boston to attend the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. As an English major and Benjamin Franklin Honors Scholar, I continued devouring every book and magazine I could get my hands on and dreaming up stories (most of which didn’t take place along the Oregon Trail). Post-college, I shipped out to bucolic Vermont to teach creative writing and Pilates to high school kids at a summer arts camp. There, I picked blueberries, ran across rolling hills, and realized I was not nearly mature enough to be teaching anyone much of anything. And so I moved to Manhattan and broke into magazine publishing, starting at Glamour and then moving on to Redbook and next Self, where I was Features Editor. I worked on stories about relationships and sex, parenting, social activism, career and finances, and well-being; I interviewed the occasional V.I.P. (including Michelle Obama and both Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton, a.k.a. Coach and Mrs. Taylor for Friday Night Lights fans); and I gathered material for what would eventually become my debut novel, PRETTY IN INK. After nearly a decade in publishing, I decided I was finally ready to try my hand at teaching again. So I waved goodbye to magazines and began my Master’s of English Education at Teachers College, Columbia University. I took classes on Shakespeare and adolescent literature, and talked books with teenagers. I then joined the faculty of NEST+m, a Manhattan public high school, as the A.P. Literature and Creative Writing teacher, plus advisor of the literary magazine, the yearbook, and National Honor Society. During my three years of teaching, I aspired to be a slightly more down-to-earth reincarnation of my favorite fictional teacher, Miss Jean Brody. These days, I work as a scriptwriter at BrainPOP, an animated educational site for kids. I spend my days researching topics as diverse as Nuclear Fusion, Emily Dickinson, and the Tuskegee Airmen, and then translating what I’ve learned into an engaging, narrative format. My scripts get made into short films to be shown in classrooms grades 4-10, nationwide and around the world. I live in Brooklyn, NY with my husband and 1-year-old daughter. Support the Podcast Share - If you like the podcast, I’d love for you to share it with your reader friends…in real life and on social media (there’s easy share buttons at the bottom of this post!). Subscribe...wherever you listen to podcasts, so new episodes will appear in your feed as soon as they’re released. Rate and Review - Search for “Sarah’s Book Shelves” in Apple Podcasts…or wherever you listen to podcasts! Feedback - I want this podcast to fit what you’re looking for, so I truly do want your feedback! 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Lately, I’ve had lots of feedback and questions from our audience regarding the struggles of marketing strategy. It can be so hard to know where to direct your time and energy with so many social and marketing channels available now, and that’s why I’m really excited for you to hear this week’s episode with Lindsey Morando, the Director of Marketing for Hello Bar. Lindsey has more than fifteen years of experience in business development and marketing that spans multiple industries including health & wellness, SaaS, lifestyle, and hospitality. No matter which industry she is focusing on though, Lindsey prides herself on the creation and implementation of engaging grassroots and online marketing tactics that convert fans into paying, happy customers. When Lindsey is not moving the marketing needle for businesses, she is a marketing professor at the San Diego Fashion Institute and the author of It's Just the Beginning, Break Up, Get Up & Walk Away.   Today, on Episode 98, Lindsay is sharing a ton of great marketing and business advice. She talks about the number one challenge she sees small business owners facing today, her three strategies for simplifying marketing and ...  (drumroll please) together we announce our free marketing class coming out on April 10th. This class is specifically designed to help you Capture More Emails on Your Website, and make the most of your marketing efforts. Head to the link to find out more and register, and happy listening!     ON TODAY’S EPISODE: The number one challenge Lindsey sees in small businesses 3 Steps to simplifying your marketing strategy Free offers that work well for e-commerce How to identify your strongest channels Advice for elevating key products What streamlining does for profits How Hello Bar supports small biz marketing efforts Ways to make pop-ups less annoying A sneak peek at our free April 10th marketing class   KEY TAKE-AWAYS:   “The biggest challenge is people are feeling overwhelmed and trying to figure out what is the best way to actually get more sales and get more leads in the door.” - Lindsey Morando   “When we try to do it all ourselves, we not only spread ourselves too thin but we kinda take away the specialness or the effectiveness of all of them.” - Katie Hunt   “The people that I find that are most successful are the ones who hone in on one or two marketing channels and make them their absolute best marketing channel.” - Lindsey Morando   “It's not just double tapping a picture, it's actually commenting, asking questions, engaging - and if you can do that consistently you're going to see some huge traction in your business.” - Lindsey Morando   “Whenever you offer, and whatever you're using to collect information should ultimately either be a part of your free product or something that leads someone down the path to buying from you because at the end of the day, you are a business and that's what you need to do.” - Lindsey Morando   “Always be thinking about ways that you can interact and engage your audience, and then get them to start thinking a little more.” - Lindsey Morando   “What it’s really about, is what is your signature item that brings in the most cash for your business?” - Lindsey Morando   “When you're focused on one thing you can serve your audience so much better.” - Katie Hunt   “How do you get people? Is it about the design? Is it about the headline? We really focus on the education behind that so our users don't even have to think twice about how to actually start collecting more leads.” - Lindsey Morando   “If you really take the time to get to know your ideal client, who's coming to your website and put the right offers in front of them, with the right timing - they're going to be far more likely to take it.” - Lindsey Morando   “Look at the user experience and make sure that it feels really seamless. It should a part of your customer journey, not a big stop sign that's really annoying in your customer journey.” - Lindsey Morando   “We need to be thinking very strategically about how we're not only bringing those new customers into the fold and onto our email list but then how we're nurturing them afterward and creating that journey for them.” - Katie Hunt   CONNECT WITH LINDSEY MORANDO: Website: http://hellobar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hellobar/   JOIN US FOR OUR FREE MARKETING CLASS APRIL 10th!   Did you know 98% of visitors are leaving your site without taking action? It can be SO frustrating when visitors come to your site, look at all the amazing things you have going on, and don’t take the next steps you want them to – like buying your product or joining your community. It can feel impossible sometimes, like all the people you drive to your site are slipping through your fingers like sand. But – there’s a solution!   Lindsey Morando from Hello Bar is presenting LIVE on the next steps to turn those visitors into sales and long term customers. Sign up to save your FREE spot for April 10th, 2019 at 12PM PST!   Register for April 10th Class: http://bit.ly/ptphellobar SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app. WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. 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We cover step-by-step how to create an irresistible lead magnet to grow your community and build an evergreen funnel to capture leads. We recently co-hosted a webinar with Lindsey Morando from HelloBar on how to create an irresistible lead magnet to grow your community. We’ve asked Lindsey to join us in this episode to tell us more about building an evergreen funnel. Lindsey Morando is Hello Bar’s Director of Marketing. She has over 15 years of marketing and business development experience that spans multiple industries. Lindsey prides herself on the creation and implementation of engaging grassroots and online marketing tactics that convert fans into paying, happy customers. When Lindsey is not moving the marketing needle for businesses, she is a marketing professor at the San Diego Fashion Institute and the author of “It’s Just the Beginning, Break Up, Get Up & Walk Away. Question: Tell us a little about yourself and why you are so passionate about helping entrepreneurs and companies build their email list? Answer: I started my journey in email marketing in 2002. One of the first instances where I started to see the value of email marketing was when I was collecting email addresses at a local bar for a Monday night football raffle. I would collect the email addresses, input them by hand, and manually unsubscribe all the bounces. I was able to see how email promotion filled the bar every week. That was one of the first instances where I saw the power of email marketing. Question: What is the main problem that we all face if we have a website? Answer: The main problem is keeping people on the site and getting them to take the action you want them to take, whether it’s collecting their email address, taking your free trial offer or getting a sale. 98% of website visitors are leaving without taking the action step you want them to take, which means you’re spending a lot of time, money and energy between social media, ads and SEO to drive traffic to your website for them to leave. Websites are an afterthought, so you have to work hard to keep them there, engage them and making sure the site is in line with the overall marketing and strategy plan. Question: What are your thoughts on using an exit pop-up to get people to take action? Answer: That one converts the best. The exit pop-up on our site has collected an extra 900 free trial sign-ups. It converts really well and there’s a reason it works really well. The pop-up only displays when someone is about to leave your site, so if someone is about to leave anyway, it’s not intrusive. You’re also giving them an added incentive. Google did a ton of user data research and they found people are far less annoyed with a page takeover upon exit then a model on the center of the screen. Question: How can we set goals that make sense for our business? Answer: When it comes to setting goals that actually make sense for your business, you have to think about the ultimate action step you want people to take. Do you want to sell more courses? Do you want to sell coaching or consulting spots? Do you want to sell more e-commerce products? Start there. I suggest goal setting for 90 days instead of a year. So much changes in a year. Look at what you’re focusing on in the next 90 days and link that to your goal. Question: Can you talk a little bit about what a lead magnet is and how to create a magnet that people want? Answer: You have your goal- what you want people to achieve. Next you need to determine what steps they need to take to get to that point. The lead magnet is a free offer, something that allows someone to get to know you, provide value to your community and ultimately gets people down the path you want them to go. Free offers are all around you, free pizza samples at Costco that lead to buying a whole pizza, the 14 day gym trial or hopping on a site and getting a free course, mini-challenge or book. How do you create an offer? That’s the biggest question. It used to be that people would opt into a newsletter, but these days free offers are more prevalent online so people are more selective. You have to know your ideal client that’s coming to your site and you have to know why they are coming. What are they typing in Google and what are they looking for? From there, create the offer from the pain point. Give them a simple thing that gets them where they want to go. Once you’ve captured the pain point, you know why they’re coming to you specifically. Then, whether it’s a course or a challenge depends on what you already have. If you already have a course, take a small portion of it to create a mini-course or mini-challenge. You just want to get people some quick wins and results because if you can achieve that with your free offer, they are going to buy your product. Question: How do you know when you’re doing well? Answer: On average, for every 100 visitors to your site, you should be collecting around 5 email addresses. If you have an amazing, enticing offer, you’ll collect a lot more than that. If you’re not getting a good rate, Hello Bar allows you to test offers, headlines and graphics. I suggest testing the headline first because that’s where you get the most traction and then testing offers after that. Tools, apps and links mentioned: How to Create the Perfect Lead Magnet to Grow Your List! Google Analytics Hello Bar Canva Design Wizard Beacon Take Action Download the webinar How to Create the Perfect Lead Magnet to Grow Your List! and Lindsey’s free offer and amazing bonuses!

After her active duty service, Lindsay Hinger of MilSO Box LLC. was looking for a way to apply her logistic experience she gained from the military. When Lindsey saw her friend, struggling to cope as a milspouse raising children while her husband was away, she discovered a passion for providing joy to those who are affected by military life. Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/milhousingnetwork Follow us on Instagram: @milhousingnetwork Connect with us: www.milhousingnetwork.com Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/milhousing-nation/id1380968002?mt=2

When Lindsey finds herself 18-years-old and pregnant, she is suddenly faced with more difficult decisions than a High Schooler should ever be forced to make. We shook things up by changing our opening and closing music to something that fits the mood a little bit better. Reach out to us! We would love to hear your feedback, opinions and questions. If you have a story that you would like to share, let us know: wordvomitpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: @heatherandaubreyswordvomit Instagram: @wordvomitthepodcast

"Hair is politicized whether we want it to be or not” — Lindsey DayOn this episode, Lindsey, founder of CRWN magazine — a revolutionary print magazine focused on black women and natural hair, comes by to talk about why she started CRWN, her hair journey, and how her upbringing informed her approach to the content she creates today. We get into discussion around the language that surrounds the natural hair community — the complicated grading system of 4A vs 4C, the cliche language that makes us cringe e.g. #BlackGirlMagic and even the term ‘natural’ itself. Topics 5:08 Why Lindsey created CRWN 7:12 Her natural hair journey 11:15 Being one of two black women in her *entire* high school 16:40 Hair type politics (4a,4b,4c) and the divisions within the natural hair community by hair texture 22:30 Perception of an afro in the workplace 23:40 Why Lindsey almost didn’t start CRWN 35:15 Kylie Jenner’s negative influence on beauty & the Kardashians using blackness to stay relevant 51:40 When Lindsey feels most beautiful & benefits of a low maintenance beauty approach Products MentionedNatural Lip Balm (https://www.hanahanabeauty.com) 5-Free Nail Polish (https://www.mischobeauty.com/) Where to Find & Follow CRWN http://www.crwnmag.com https://www.instagram.com/crwnmag/ https://twitter.com/crwnmag See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Dear God, give us a MIRACLE, please. This is my prayer. This is what I beg of You.” When Lindsey found out that her husband, Dan, might have cancer, she was terrified. The possibility that her husband might die in the next five years brought a weight of uncertainty to their family of four. In this whirlwind of fear and heartache, Lindsey and Dan were forced to give all control to God and trust in His sovereignty.

“I have somewhat been a magnet for narcissists my whole life,” says Lindsey Ellison, founder of Start Over – Find Happiness, a coaching program. She now runs a course called “Break Free from Your Narcissist” that helps women overcome difficulties and get free from narcissistic partners. Women need to realize that it is impossible to nurture a narcissist enough. That’s where narcissists get the gasoline for their ego. Someone who falls in love with a narcissist is frequently a co-dependent person. They give away too much to someone who hasn’t earned it. Listen to the podcast for insight into how to break free from a narcissist…AND listen to Lindsey read her story of the worst Mother’s Day ever (and what she did about it). Tough Life Writing Helps Other Women Not a lot of people understand narcissists and sociopaths. When Lindsey first started her blog, she was writing to no one, but she started pitching them to Huffington Post. However, her personal story about not wanting to have sex with her husband got picked up and resonated with women. Now, as a regular contributor, she writes specifically about what women go through and receives hundreds of comments on her articles. What is a Narcissist? They are related to sociopaths, and both of these disorders produce manipulating and abusive behavior. Abuse comes in many forms and affects many people in the victim’s life. Emotional, physical, and sexual abuses are common and equally degrading and harmful. They are ALL abuse. How do you spot one? One of the first signs of a narcissist or sociopath is they get people to feel sorry for them. In hindsight, their stories are unbelievable, but their initially charming personalities draw people in. Once they’ve won you over, the mask comes off and they denigrate their victims, devalue and demean them. It’s incredibly difficult to get away from a narcissist or a sociopath. Believe it or not, you have likely encountered one either in your family, your neighborhood, or your workplace.   Blindfolds, Guilt, and Getting Help Lindsey felt she went through her own divorce with a blindfold on, and experienced incredible guilt over what was happening with her children. She started writing through her pain and shared her story which actually helps other women. Knowing that you’re not alone and that others have been through the same thing is a beautiful gift for others. So her pain is helping to heal other people. Women are taught to be nurturers. Sometimes, though, they over nurture. When they want to do something for themselves, they feel guilty. Setting boundaries in place and saying “I deserve better,” provides a healthier perspective. Women need to realize that it is impossible to nurture a narcissist enough. Narcissists are attracted to over givers. That’s where they get the gasoline for their ego. Someone who falls in love with a narcissist is frequently a co-dependent person. They don’t require many things of people and give away too much to someone who hasn’t earned it. Listen to the podcast for additional insight…AND listen to Lindsey read her story of the worst Mother’s Day ever (and what she did about it).   Take Home Message (listen to the podcast for the full scoop): Don’t make compromises until you are in a safe and healthy relationship. That includes your relationships with friends, family, and even children. Teach your kids NOT to be narcissists…by having boundaries and calling them on their behavior.   Lifestory Toolkit: https://www.forever.com/ (Forever.com) (Brought to you by https://www.lifestorytelling.com/ (Lifestorytelling.com) – Discover YOUR life stories!) This episode’s Lifestory Toolkit features a website – https://www.forever.com/ (Forever.com ) helps people collect, curate, and celebrate life’s stories. They offer permanent cloud storage for photos along with...