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Introduction: Math. That one word can produce great amounts of anxiety in many of us and many of our students. Today our group discusses all things math with our special guest, Caty Romero who is someone who knows math and loves it. Some of the topics included in today's discussion are foundational concepts students need to know, common areas of struggle in mathematics, the C-R-A approach, our favorite visual strategies and structures we use, and much much more. We hope you enjoy this chat. Heck, it might even change your attitude toward math learning. Resources Discussed in Today's Show Caty's blog Nrich Maths (resources) Toy Theater (online math manipulatives) Jo Boaler- maths expert, author Steve Leinwand- maths expert, author Connect: Lori Boll Twitter Website Erin Madonna Twitter Website Caty Romero Twitter Website Bios Erin Madonna Erin joined International School Bangkok as a K/1 Learning Support and EAL teacher this school year. Most recently, she was Upper Primary Learning Support Specialist at Shekou International School where she was part of the team developing the school's inaugural Learning Support program. Lori Boll Lori is SENIA's Executive Director after teaching for 25 years. When Lori's son was diagnosed with profound autism in 2003, Lori changed her focus from teaching elementary to special education. Lori worked internationally for 20 years, and now finds herself back in the United States building a program for her now adult son. Caty Romero: is an early childhood, elementary and middle school mathematics curriculum, instruction, and assessment instructional leader passionate about learning and teaching mathematics through the lens of inquiry, modeling, reasoning and communicating. Caty is currently a 6th grade math teacher at the International School Bangkok. Prior to that, she was the Early Childhood and Elementary School Mathematics Instructional Coach at Shanghai American School for 5 years where she worked in partnership with teachers to facilitate the development, implementation, and transformation of the math curriculum. She serves as contracted mathematics consultant at several international schools in the South East Asia region. In addition, she has facilitated workshops for international school teachers and leaders at various AASSA, NESA, EARCOS and ACAMIS regional conferences. Caty coordinated and co-facilitated the Office of Overseas Schools sponsored Asia Regional Math Summit on Developing High-Quality Assessments in partnership with Erma Anderson. Caty has co-facilitated the Mathematics Specialists in International Schools (MSIS) certification institute focused on K-12 Geometry and Measurement with Steve Leinwand, and is currently part of the prestigious AERO Math Think Tank Team at Project AERO supported by the U.S. State Department Office of Overseas Schools. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seniapodcast/message

Lori Mihalich-Levin believes that parenthood can make a person a better employee.  Parenting entails time management, project management, multitasking, prioritizing and budgeting, to name a few things.  When Lori was on maternity leave from her role as a medical reimbursement attorney, Lori created Mindful Return out of sheer desperation. After being unable to find resources to assist a parent into being a new parent and this change in their identity, Lori created the program to assist the new parent with this transition.  Employers are able to offer the program to their employees as a benefit when they are on parental leave. Mindful Return is an online program that assists people in transitioning back into the workforce after parental leave.  Each program is a cohort of parents with different employers.  Mindful Return is available for those who identify as moms, dads, are parenting special needs children, adoptive parents, and surrogate parents. There is also a manager track of Mindful Return which prepares a manager for the biggest differences when a team member is on leave.  You may register for Mindful Return as an individual, or connect your Human Resources department with Mindful Return.  Visit mindfulreturn.com for additional details. Lori Mihalich-Levin is licensed in New York.  Connect with Lori on Twitter @mindfulreturn and Instagram @mindfulreturn.Follow the You Are A Lawyer podcast on Twitter @YouAreA_Lawyer, Instagram @youarealawyer and on LinkedIn.  Follow the podcast host, Kyla Denanyoh, on Instagram @kjd796. This episode is sponsored by Attornneed (www.attornneed.com).

Introduction: We are all sensory beings. In this month's roundtable, Matt Barker, Erin Madonna, Lori Boll, and special guest Kira Luanganggoon discuss all things Sensory. Kira, an Occupational Therapist, answers our questions: What is Sensory Processing? What does it mean when an individual is dysregulated? How can we recognize when our students need some movement? Erin, Matt, and Lori also share their favorite sensory tricks and tools. It was a great discussion and we hope you'll enjoy it. Resourced Discussed in Today's Show Zones of Regulation Alert Program Understood.org OT Toolbox Connect: Matt Barker Twitter Lori Boll Twitter Website Erin Madonna Twitter Website Kiratinoot Luanganggoon (Kira) Facebook Bios Matt Barker Matt is an experienced teacher and teacher trainer who is a passionate advocate of inclusive practices for diverse learners. He currently works as a High School learning support teacher at International School Bangkok. He is also a workshop leader for the International Baccalaureate Organisation. Matt takes a pragmatic approach to teaching and learning and ensures that he harnesses student voice and agency in his classes. Erin Madonna Erin joined International School Bangkok as a K/1 Learning Support and EAL teacher this school year. Most recently, she was Upper Primary Learning Support Specialist at Shekou International School where she was part of the team developing the school's inaugural Learning Support program. Lori Boll Lori is SENIA's Executive Director after teaching for 25 years. When Lori's son was diagnosed with profound autism in 2003, Lori changed her focus from teaching elementary to special education. Lori worked internationally for 20 years, and now finds herself back in the United States building a program for her now adult son. Kiratinoot Luanganggoon (Kira) Kira is a pediatric occupational therapist who has experience working in schools, hospitals and private practices since 2012. She balances her time between working as an OT at International School Bangkok (ISB) and at her own studio in Khon Kaen. Kira teaches piano and kids yoga, as well as conducting therapy sessions to children and teens of various abilities. Kira is Thai and aims to promote the level of learning support and understanding of learning diversity in her hometown. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seniapodcast/message

Lori and Ross have been together for two years, but ever since the pandemic started, she has noticed that they both have started to grow distant from one another. Lori knows Ross works with a lot of women, which didn’t bother her, but last weekend he was invited to his co-worker Jess’ bridal shower and he spent the night at her house. When Lori asked why he did that, Ross didn’t want to talk about it at all.We call Ross pretending to send him a free bouquet of flowers and when we ask him as to who he wants flowers sent to, Ross admits that he was actually looking for flowers to apologize to someone. We ask him who he was apologizing to and Ross says it was to someone named Kim who he says is his “romantic friend.” Find out what‘s really going on in today’s all NEW War of the Roses!

Lori and Ross have been together for two years, but ever since the pandemic started, she has noticed that they both have started to grow distant from one another. Lori knows Ross works with a lot of women, which didn’t bother her, but last weekend he was invited to his co-worker Jess’ bridal shower and he spent the night at her house. When Lori asked why he did that, Ross didn’t want to talk about it at all.We call Ross pretending to send him a free bouquet of flowers and when we ask him as to who he wants flowers sent to, Ross admits that he was actually looking for flowers to apologize to someone. We ask him who he was apologizing to and Ross says it was to someone named Kim who he says is his “romantic friend.” Find out what‘s really going on in today’s all NEW War of the Roses!

Bible Reading: Colossians 3:12-15; Hebrews 2:17-18"Hi, Kaylee!" said Lori when Kaylee came to work on a school project and then spend the night. Lori pointed to her friend's feet. ""Look, Mom! Kaylee's new shoes are exactly like mine! Cool!"The next morning, the girls had to hurry to catch the school bus. "Can I stop at Kaylee's house after school, Mom?" Lori asked. Mom nodded and waved as they left.When Lori came home that afternoon, she plopped down on the couch. "I'm glad to be home," she declared. "Kaylee's dad wasn't in a very good mood. Her little brother was annoying--she says he's always getting into her stuff. And Kaylee's mom was at work and had left a whole list of chores for her to do." Lori grunted as she took off her shoes. "Besides, my feet hurt. These new shoes rubbed a blister on my heel.""Maybe they just need to be broken in," said Mom, looking at the label in the shoe. "This is size five and a half! You should have a six. You girls must have worn each other's shoes.""No wonder my feet hurt!" said Lori. She laughed. "It's like that old proverb that says you should never judge someone until you've walked a mile in their shoes. I guess Kaylee and I walked at least that far in each other's shoes today."Mom smiled. "Yes, you did that literally, and spending time at someone's house is also kind of like walking in that person's shoes. So what did you learn from walking in Kaylee's shoes?" Lori hesitated. "I've been to her house before, but I never knew what Kaylee has to put up with sometimes," she said at last."We're often not aware of problems other people are facing," Mom replied. "That's one reason we should pray for others instead of criticizing them.""Because God knows what they're going through, right?" Mom nodded. "Jesus understands our struggles because He's walked in our shoes--He became human and experienced suffering Himself. We need to show others grace like He does.""I'll pray that things get better for Kaylee," Lori said. "But right now I'm going to call her and see how she liked walking in my shoes. At least the ones she wore were big enough for her!" (Barbara J. Westberg)How About You?Are you quick to criticize others? Maybe you need to walk in their shoes for a while and think about what it would be like to live in their circumstances. Perhaps you'll learn that they are hurting, and you may have an opportunity to encourage them to talk to Jesus about their troubles. He understands what they're going through. Don't judge and criticize them; pray for them.Today's Key Verse:Because Jesus was tempted as we are and suffered as we do, He understands us and He is able to help us when we are tempted. (NLV) (Hebrews 2:18)Today's Key Thought:Be thoughtful of others

Introduction: In this month's roundtable, Matt Barker, Erin Madonna, and Lori Boll discuss all things Dyslexia. Dyslexia? Are we allowed to call it that anymore? Why did they change the name? What does that mean for our learners? How can we best support our learners with reading challenges? And more. Resourced Discussed in Today's Show Overcoming Dyslexia, by Drs. Sally & Jonathan Shaywitz Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity Cambridge Study, Usha Goswami Developmental Dyspraxia: Identification and Intervention, by Madelaine Portwood Orton Gillingham- Research Wilson Reading- Research Lindamood Bell- Research The Rose Report- History of Dyslexia Podcast music written and performed by Madi Boll Connect: Matt Barker Twitter Lori Boll Twitter Website Erin Madonna Twitter Website Bios Matt Barker Matt is an experienced teacher and teacher trainer who is a passionate advocate of inclusive practices for diverse learners. He currently works as a High School learning support teacher at International School Bangkok. He is also a workshop leader for the International Baccalaureate Organisation. Matt takes a pragmatic approach to teaching and learning and ensures that he harnesses student voice and agency in his classes. Erin Madonna Erin joined International School Bangkok as a K/1 Learning Support and EAL teacher this school year. Most recently, she was Upper Primary Learning Support Specialist at Shekou International School where she was part of the team developing the school's inaugural Learning Support program. Lori Boll Lori is SENIA's Executive Director after teaching for 25 years. When Lori's son was diagnosed with profound autism in 2003, Lori changed her focus from teaching elementary to special education. Lori worked internationally for 20 years, and now finds herself back in the United States building a program for her now adult son. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seniapodcast/message

In this episode of the Nacho Kids Podcast, Lori, co-founder of Nacho Kids, interviews Mary Lynn Bradshaw of The Suburban Urban Mom YouTube channel. When Lori ran across Mary Lynn talking about Nachoing on her channel she thought she was going to hear someone talk about how Nachoing is so bad or wrong information about Nachoing. Surprisingly, Mary Lynn “got it”. Lori was shocked! She had to reach out to Mary Lynn and ask her to be a guest! Mary Lynn has been blending for 7 years and is a full-time stepmom. She has one teenage stepdaughter, a teenage bio son, and a 4-year-old ours child. Nacho was a turning point for Mary Lynn and her stepdaughter. In this episode, we discuss: Being a full-time stepmom Nachoing and the Nacho Kids method  When your significant other still has a relationship with bio mom’s family Gratitude journals Having an ours baby

Episode 78 Lori LynnSixty year-old Mother and Grandmother, Loraine “Lori” Lynn went missing on August 1st, 2017 after driving to her Mom Wanda's home in Liberty Twp, Ohio to pick her up and run an errand. When Lori arrived and found that Wanda was out, she left. What happened after that remains a mystery. What is known is that the following day, Lori's family frantically searched Wanda's 40 acre farm, and found Lori's 2017 Nissan Pathfinder abandoned behind a barn. Further searching led to a tractor partially submerged in a pond. Tragically, Lori was found dead in the tractor. Investigators in a matter of hours close the case deeming it an accident. It wasn't until later when Lori's family viewed surveillance video of Wanda's property that important clues would be revealed, and the case would be changed to a homicide. There is a $20,000 reward for information that helps secure a conviction, and you can leave an anonymous tip with the Liberty Police Department by calling (330) 539-9830. There is also a website dedicated to Lori's life and case, whokilledlorilynn.com.This episode is sponsored by Better Help online counseling. To Save 10% on your first month of Better Help, visit BetterHelp.com/Family and use promo code FAMILY at checkout.To support this podcast with a donation, you can do so via Patreon at:https://www.patreon.com/TheMurderInMyFamilyor through Paypal at:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/themurderinmyfamilyTo contact the podcast or learn more about the case we discuss, please visit:TheMurderInMyFamily.com

Introduction: In this month's podcast, Matt Barker, Erin Madonna, and Lori Boll discuss their takeaways from SENIA 2020. As a special treat, we also hear from SENIA participants who called in to share which strategies they left the conference with and have already tried in their practice, whether they are teachers, professionals, or parents. We hope you enjoy the show. Resourced Discussed in Today's Show Dr. Ross Greene: Assessment of Lagging Skills and Unsolved Problems (ALSUP) Sarah Ward: Cognitive Connections Brene' Brown- The Power of Vulnerability Visualizing and Verbalizing- Lindamood Bell Jessica Minahan Podcast music written and performed by Madi Boll Connect: Matt Barker Twitter Lori Boll Twitter Website Erin Madonna Twitter Website Bios Matt Barker Matt is an experienced teacher and teacher trainer who is a passionate advocate of inclusive practices for diverse learners. He currently works as a High School learning support teacher at International School Bangkok. He is also a workshop leader for the International Baccalaureate Organisation. Matt takes a pragmatic approach to virtual learning and ensures that he harnesses student voice and agency in his online classes. Erin Madonna Erin joined International School Bangkok as a K/1 Learning Support and EAL teacher this school year. Most recently, she was Upper Primary Learning Support Specialist at Shekou International School where she was part of the team developing the school's inaugural Learning Support program. Lori Boll Lori is SENIA's Executive Director after teaching for 25 years. When Lori's son was diagnosed with profound autism in 2003, Lori changed her focus from teaching elementary to special education. Lori worked internationally for 20 years, and now finds herself back in the United States building a program for her now adult son. Podcast music written and performed by Madi Boll --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seniapodcast/message

Join the Community of Safety Pros today! After having a private business providing sports massage therapy and strength coaching, Lori wanted to raise her game and reach more people. She quickly found a love and respect for the hard-working men and women that make this first-world country thrive. Her biomechanics and movement knowledge complement the world of safety & health to provide an unconventional approach to injury prevention. When Lori isn’t inspiring blue-collar badasses, she’s hanging with her husband, 3 kids, and 3 dogs. Lori is constantly disrupting, innovating, and inspiring as she speaks across the country to safety and management audiences. You can also catch her on the SafetyPro Community page as well! Please visit www.balancebio.com or www.themovementninja.com/safetypro to subscribe for a free stretch & flex course! **PREMIUM MEMBERS: All SafetyPro Podcast Community Premium Members get a BONUS - a code to unlock Lori's Low Back Pain - Triage course for FREE! A $99.00 value** To get access to premium content like bonus materials, downloads, live chats with the Safety Pro (coming soon) - become a PREMIUM member! Join the Community of Safety Pros today! **Visit MightyLine Tape** Get all your facility marking needs! Request a FREE sample for being a SafetyPro Podcast listener!

Hi Dog Lovers! Glad that you’ve joined us today! Our special guest, Lori Busi is the owner of Advantage Insurance Solutions, an Independent agency in Denver, Colorado. When Lori’s not working, she enjoys spending time with her Husband, kids and fur babies. Lori, I read that in Sweden, about 60 percent of cats and dogs have medical insurance, in the U.K., 27 to 28 percent of pets have medical insurance, but in the United States and Canada, less than 1 percent of pet dogs and cats have medical insurance. Why do you think that is?I would think that purchasing pet insurance is often motivated by a combination of love and fear, and really it’s like placing a bet that disaster will strike someday. So, just like any insurance, it’s kind of like gambling. How do we know if it’s right for us?Do we need to ask ourselves if we are the type of owner who would pursue all possible avenues to save our dog vs if we are someone more likely to forgo treatments that would seem overly invasive or heroic?Is it true that some insurance plans exclude things like cancer or hip dysplasia? Could you pay extra to add a rider to your policy? Do they typically cover pre-existing conditions?Are there policies that reimburse you for well-pet services like spay or neuter, annual bloodwork, vaccines or dental cleanings? Is there such a thing as an HSA account?Can you usually go to any veterinarian, including emergency and specialty clinics, and use your policy?How can you determine which pet insurance company is the best fit?What are the factors that determine the cost of a policy? Do the premiums go up as your dog ages?What about a multiple pet household? Do most companies offer discounts?I understand that there are some employers in the United States that offer pet health insurance benefits, so maybe check and see if that is a voluntary benefit that is offered?If someone does not have pet insurance, would another option be to put money away each month?Lori, where can everyone find out more information about you and Advantage Insurance Solutions?https://www.teamais.net/OFFER: For anyone in the U.S., by requesting a pet insurance quote by going to the https://www.teamais.net/ website, just enter code WOL and get $5 off your first month’s premium. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.On Social Media:https://twitter.com/yourteam_aishttps://www.facebook.com/yourteamAIS/https://www.instagram.com/yourteam_ais/https://www.pinterest.ph/yourteam_ais/We appreciate our sponsor: Immune-DJust go to Immune-D.com and be sure to use the code WOL to receive 25% off of your order AND there is free shipping in the 48. contiguous statesThanks for Listening!Thanks so much for tuning in again this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the Bark About it section. Or you can click on the social media buttons to share an episode.Special thanks to Lori for being on the show. Catch you next time!Also, don’t forget to Subscribe for FREE and please leave a review: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify I Stitcher I iHeartRADIO“The Wag Out Loud pawdcast is supported by listeners like you! The show started as a passion project that would help all of us make well-informed decisions for our dogs’ health and well-being. After many amazing guests, intriguing topics and incredible feedback, the WOL pawdcast is hitting a nerve. If you are interested in having your dog live healthier and longer and are finding value in this podcast, why not contribute to the show’s success? It would not be possible to consistently produce a quality show without the listener support that is received. Thanks to all of the dog lovers out there!”

Introduction: In this month's podcast, Lori Boll, Erin Madonna and Matt Barker explore the challenges of being a Newbie (starting at a new school). We discuss the challenges with starting somewhere new, the additional complexities of being a special educator in a new position, and the advice they would give both themselves and others who are starting at a new school. Lori and Erin also talk about the additional challenges of having started new positions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Resourced Discussed in Today's Show Headspace Calm App Brene' Brown- The Power of Vulnerability Connect: Matt Barker Twitter Lori Boll Twitter Website Erin Madonna Twitter Website Bios Matt Barker Matt is an experienced teacher and teacher trainer who is a passionate advocate of inclusive practices for diverse learners. He currently works as a High School learning support teacher at International School Bangkok. He is also a workshop leader for the International Baccalaureate Organisation. Matt takes a pragmatic approach to virtual learning and ensures that he harnesses student voice and agency in his online classes. Erin Madonna Erin joined International School Bangkok as a K/1 Learning Support and EAL teacher this school year. Most recently, she was Upper Primary Learning Support Specialist at Shekou International School where she was part of the team developing the school's inaugural Learning Support program. Lori Boll Lori is SENIA's Executive Director after teaching for 25 years. When Lori's son was diagnosed with profound autism in 2003, Lori changed her focus from teaching elementary to special education. Lori worked internationally for 20 years, and now finds herself back in the United States building a program for her now adult son. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seniapodcast/message

You are in for a treat with today’s guest and her unique story of resilience. Even though it took many years to make her childhood dreams come true, she found a way to make it happen despite overwhelming odds that were against her. She’s now enjoying success that she never saw coming--and the best is yet to come! Join us to learn more! Lori Orlinsky is a multi-award-winning author who lives in Chicago. She is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. An author with Mascot Books, Lori writes rhyming, lesson-based picture books that naturally lead to a discussion about important topics, such as bullying prevention and honesty. At just over five feet tall, she wishes her first book Being Small (Isn’t So Bad After All) was around while she was growing up. Fulfilling a lifelong dream How long would you chase your dream before giving up? Lori knew as a young child that she wanted to write books. Even as a kid, she crafted construction paper “books” to tell her stories. She later prepared for the journey to writing children’s books by going to journalism school and writing in different capacities whenever she found opportunities. Her inspiration came from a specific incident with her oldest daughter being singled out as the shortest in her class. When Lori looked for children’s books about being small, she couldn’t find a single one! This was her inspiration to write Being Small (Isn’t So Bad After All). Lori calls this event her “Aha moment” in the journey to chase her lifelong dream of being a writer. This is what it took to realize her dream was finding the personal passion for writing about a topic that impacted her family, along with realizing that the need existed for a book like hers. Lori’s book is for kids who feel singled out and slighted because of their small size, but it’s a book about bullying prevention at its core. TWEET: Lori realized her dream was finding the personal passion for writing about a topic that impacted her family. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams Continuing on the journey How many “No’s” would it take to make you give up on your dream? Lori would give a big number to that question. After writing her book, it took about 200 tries to get it published, but she never gave up. Lori’s second book, The Tooth Fairy’s Tummyache, was written in response to her struggle to teach her daughters the value of honesty. The story, with a main character named for her youngest daughter, concludes with an admonition to be honest and always tell the truth. The book has the fun silliness of a story with rhymes, but it teaches an important lesson in honesty, too. Lori believes that a fun story that teaches kids a valuable lesson is better than sitting down to have those difficult conversations about their behavior. Lori’s third book, Balloons for Tiger, is about the love we have for our pets and will be out in May 2021. TWEET: It took Lori 200 tries to get her first book published. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams The epitome of a dream chaser Does your dream chase inspire others? You don’t have to look hard at Lori’s story to be inspired by her resilience. She NEVER gave up on her dream. She waited for inspiration to strike and the need to arise for each book she has written. She says, “The best books come out of the times in which we live and the things that we experience.” Her first book is still in demand, it’s still being reprinted, and she’s still connecting with parents and teachers about it--even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether writing or just being a mom, Lori is passionate about teaching kids to focus on the positive moments in life and not let negative moments define them. TWEET: Lor waited for inspiration to strike and the need to arise for each book she has written. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take--”Go back to your childhood. Find that one thing you’ve always wanted to do and make your original dreams come true.” OUTLINE OF THE EPISODE: [:08] Young Lori’s dreams     [4:28] The reception to Lori’s first book     [8:15] What happened after she wrote her first book     [11:07] Having resilience to keep going     [15:59] Lori’s next book: Balloons for Tiger     [19:08] No time limit on our dreams     [20:35] Lori’s kids’ reactions to her book     [22:09] Lori’s daughter’s fundraising endeavor     [27:08] Planting the seeds for a dream     [28:19] Lessons for kids     [30:24] ONE action for a dream chaser RESOURCES: Lori’s Facebook Lori’s  Instagram Lori’s Website Lori's Store - Chasing Dreams discount code through 12/31/2020: "chasingdreams" Watch the Episode on YouTube   TWEETS YOU CAN USE: My book is not just for short people, but for anyone who is bullied or singled out for a physical feature. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams I needed a passion to write about something that was impacting my family. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams The things that make us different are the things that make us special. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams I wanted my two daughters to see me follow through and not quit. @loriorlinskyauthor #chasingdreams

"You can make the CHOICE to be positive" Tune in to the Behind the Bra Podcast this week as Lori Shaw is joined by her awesome husband Nick and together they discuss the struggles of a breast cancer diagnosis while also highlighting the good things the diagnosis has brought to their family. Lori and Nick are a perfect example of a healthy and active couple and the fact that breast cancer does not discriminate. They first met in New York City where they were both living at the time. Lori's active lifestyle led her to a personal training gym where Nick would eventually become her personal trainer. Lori is the author of several cookbooks, including one mini-ecookbook that was just released on Monday (10/12) and Nick is the founder of RP Strength, a nutrition and diet coaching app. His book, Fit for Success, will be out in early November. When Lori had pain in her armpit and a small lump, the doctors assured her it was nothing and the health care system even pushed back on her decision to have an ultrasound. Shortly after advocating for her health, Lori was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer. Join us as Lori and Nick discuss cancer during Covid, what it takes to run a successful business, and how looking at the good in a time of despair is the healthiest thing you can do for your family. Don't miss this long-anticipated, incredible Behind the Bra podcast episode! #barbellsforboobs #breastcancer #nonprofit #charity #breastcancersurvivor #BehindTheBra #podcast #RaiseTheBar --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/barbellsforboobs/support

Lori Hibma founded her company in 2011. Over the course of 9 years, she built her business and grew a team of dedicated marketing professionals into an agency that serves clients from coast to coast. As an entrepreneur, Lori has experience going from a one-woman operation to running a successful digital marketing agency.  Through her time and experience, Lori has had the opportunity on many occasions to speak in front of audiences large and small. She is not afraid to tell it like it is and is able to deliver her experiences in such a way that can be appreciated by audiences of all types.  In addition to business, marketing, and entrepreneurship, Lori is open and candid about other subjects that are near and dear to her heart such as family, adoption, PTSD awareness and suicide prevention.  When Lori is not working to grow her business, she spends much of her free time working in her art studio, walking her dogs, and doing a variety of activities with her husband, children and grandchildren.    SHOW NOTES: With the pandemic going on, it is but fitting to talk about how do you make each hour as if it's happy hour and be able to handle whatever problem your life or business throws at you. Choose to be a leader of positivity and surround yourself with people who have a positive outlook in life. Choose to love what you do. If you are depressed, avoid social media. Pay attention to your own feelings and for signs of distress in others.   REFERENCE: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni   For more info you and any queries you can go to www.b4happyhour.com or reach to Lori through LinkedIn. Also, don't forget to subscribe to B4 Happy Hour Podcast on Itunes and Spotify.   DINO'S BIO: Dino Watt is a dynamic, highly sought after keynote speaker, private practice business advisor, best selling author, and certified body language and communication expert. As a business relationship expert, Dino understands that people are the heart of any business. His interactive training style will bring your audience to roaring laughter and move them to tears. Whether he is training on C.O.R.E Culture, Sales and Sales Support, or Making love and business work, your audience will rave about Dino and the energy he brings to every event. Dino has spoken for MKS, American Association of Orthodontists, PCSO, Pitts Progressive Study Group, The Shulman Study Club, Keller Williams, Sotheby's, DentalTown, Ortho2, OrthoVoice, and many others. Out of all the accolades Dino has received, the one he is proudest of is title of PHD, Passionate Husband and Dad. Dino has been married to his wife Shannon for 24 years and together they have raised 3 amazing adults.

In the summer of 2004, Lori and her husband, Mark, were preparing for their move to North Carolina so Mark could attend medical school. When Lori didn't return home from a jog one morning, detectives were immediately suspicious of Mark. As the investigation moved forward, Lori's family discovered the Mark they knew, led a life of lies, deception, and betrayal. https://www.newspapers.com/image/613622328  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Lori_Hacking https://www.newspapers.com/image/613622370 https://www.ksl.com/article/83454/former-roomates-and-mission-companions-speak-as-hacking-investigation-continues https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hidden-truth-lori-hacking-case/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hackings-dad-says-son-snapped/ https://people.com/archive/confronting-a-brother-vol-62-no-8/ https://www.oxygen.com/a-lie-to-die-for/crime-time/mark-hacking-killed-wife-lori-fake-medical-student https://murderpedia.org/male.H/h/hacking-mark.htm https://www.deseret.com/2014/7/18/20545276/10-years-after-murder-lori-hacking-s-mother-forgives-but-will-never-get-over-it#thelma-soares-mother-of-lori-hacking-shows-photos-and-reads-a-poem-about-lori-in-her-home-in-orem-friday-july-11-2014 https://youtu.be/umCQyE3e2L4

This, by far, was one of the hardest podcasts for me to record.  In this week's episode of the Business of Becoming, I share with you in real-time, how I am processing my own white privilege, and my racism. Yes, that is a hard pill to swallow and even harder to say out loud. Admitting that I am racist is not something that I ever thought that I would do, but I wouldn't be able to do this work without first admitting that.  Join me as I share my very stressful thoughts, my assumptions, and the awarenesses that I've had, and how I'm handling them, even though this is more than slightly terrifying. I know that I need to share because doing this work is never easy, that's why it's called work. I am doing this with the full intention and the full awareness that I am a beginner in this work and that I will not say the right things, I will mess up, but I am here. I'm here for this conversation and I am here to do this work. I hope that you'll listen with an open heart.   What We Talk About In This Episode: The importance of recognizing that work is required  Lori's childhood and the messaging she was taught  How Lori uses pen and paper to get truthful and real to do the quiet inner work The process of self-inquiry and how Lori uses it to process stressful thoughts How acknowledging the stressful thoughts kickstarts the work required The impact of asking for feedback from those around you Questioning what is actually true or not true When Lori recognized that her feelings were not about her, but others How Lori is using her feelings to come up with actionable strategies to evaluate bias, diversity, racism and being anti-racist The actions Lori is taking personally, and as a company, to evaluate bias and become a more diverse and inclusive company   Things We Mention In This Episode: Judge Your Neighbour Worksheet by Byron Katie Podcast Episode 99 with Leesa Renee Hall Follow Leesa Renee Hall on Instagram  The Wellness Business Hub Team   Here's How To Subscribe & Leave A Review (pretty-please): Want to get notified when I release new episodes so you don't miss a thing? Click here to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. And it would mean the world to me if you'd leave a rating and review. I'd love to know what you think of the podcast and how I can make it better for you. Plus iTunes tells me that podcast reviews are really important and the more reviews the podcast has the easier it will be to get the podcast in front of more people, which is the ultimate goal. You can leave a review right here.   Let's Keep The Conversation Going… Do you have anything you'd like to share on the topic?  I would love to hear all about it and I'm sure others would too. Comment below and share your story or visit me on Instagram which is currently my favourite way to connect.  You can also join my free online community to connect with more than 16,000 other health practitioners just like you to ask questions, share wins and struggles and get lots of support from me and my team! I hope to see you there.

You may recall, dear Tip-Ster, way back in Episode 8, when Melissa recalled the tragic-yet-amazing story of "Tent Girl," a young woman whose body was  found wrapped in a canvas designed to wrap circus tents, on the side of a road near Georgetown Kentucky in May 1968.  Tent Girl's story is remarkable for two reasons.  The first remarkable fact is that after a couple of years of trying everything that could be tried to learn Tent Girl's identity to no avail, the tiny town of Georgetown essentially adopted her as its own - even paying for her burial and a stunningly beautiful headstone at the local cemetery.  But the most stunning part of Tent Girl's story is how her true identity - Barbara Ann Hackman - was finally revealed by a complete stranger living in a completely different state.  The man who had discovered the young woman's body, it turns out, had moved his family  from Georgetown Kentucky - to Tennessee - kand there his daughter, Lori, found a high school sweetheart - a young 17 year-old boy named Todd Matthews.  When Lori's dad retold his story about finding Tent Girl's body and the subsequent search for her identity back in Kentucky, young Todd - at 17! - decided there and then that he would make it his mission to uncover the woman's name and return her to her family, wherever they were.  Over the course of the years, Todd and Lori got married and raised a family.  Todd got a job at a local plant that manufactures auto parts.  And every night, day off - every waking hour - Todd carried out his mission to find out who the tragically-murdered victim was and where she came from.  In the process, Todd essentially helped invent the modern-day independent Internet sleuth.  At first using the telephone and the U.S. Mail, then gradually using the early rudimentary tool of the Worldwide Web before most of us even knew it existed, he began working with law enforcement on not just the Tent Girl case, but many other missing person and unidentified body cases.  He was a key player in the founding of the Doe Network and NamUs, two online resources that today help hundreds of law enforcement agencies and families identify missing or unidentified loved ones.  Oh - and yes - nearly 30 years after beginning his quest, Todd's hard work paid off - and Barbara Ann Hackman was Tent Girl no more.  Todd Matthews, in short, is a hero.  And Todd Matthews is Melissa's guest on this week's episode.  Listen in as a  true legend in the world of Internet sleuthing, still married to Lori and now a grandfather but still as passionate as ever - retells his story in a fascinating discussion about how one person can change the world by simply deciding to become dedicated.

When Lori moved from a little neighborhood in New Jersey to backwoods, rural Kentucky, she experienced loneliness and isolation like never before. Books became her best friends. An avid reader of other people's stories, Lori became comfortable talking to pretty much anyone, from homeless prostitutes to famous actors. She's an advocate of finding "Compatible Crazy," and she now uses stories to help starving artists and struggling business owners grow their audiences and their bottom lines. Her desire is to see out-of-the-box thinkers thrive. She interviews modern-day heroes with inspiring stories at The Rise & Climb Podcast. Lori is also a homeschool mom of three teenage actors! In this episode Lori and I talk about how to be present and connected with our children. The funny thing is that Lori had to take a phone call from her daughter in the middle of our interview which showed how committed she is to putting her kids first and making sure they feel seen and heard! Join the Family Success Toolkit Free Membership http://homeandfamilyculture.com  

On January 10, 1986, I became the most blessed man in the world! She said YES, and I DO! My world, my life, started when I heard those words. When Lori walked up to me that night...everyone else in the room, I could hear them, I knew they were there, but all I could see was my wife to be in all her radiant beauty! Sure in 34 years we've had ups and downs, great adventures, arguments, shouting matches, fun, love, laughter and always a great time! I just want the world to know that I'm ready for ANOTHER 34 years together! If she'll keep me! How did we last this long? Love, laughter, respect, communication, trust, empathy, gratitude, collaboration, compromise, compassion, understanding, strength, passion, curiosity, exploration...and I'm a dam great cook (did I say laughter?)! It is really because of her that I can keep The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show going! The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show...recorded and on SPOTIFY, TUNE IN, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, APPLE iTunes, AND Google Play Music! Follow the show on TWITTER @TMAuthority! Are you listening?  January 10, 2020, Friday first verse…Orbis Max - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMEMillie Courtney - Lonely {Single}Second Line Syracuse - It's All Over Now@Gale Trippsmith - Only How I Feel [Sideways]You're Among Friends - 04 Rope (early acoustic version) [Unplugged - EP]Eytan Mirsky - 07 What You Don't Want [Year of the Mouse]Bryan Estepa- You Oughtta KnowThe Posies - 07 - Keep Me Guessing (Outtake) [At Least At Last (1987-1991)]Morty Shallman - Paradise Road [IPO Vol 6]The Gotham Rockets - Rip This Night [Blast Off] (Rum Bar Records)The Fast Camels- 03 Full Of Strange [Full Of Strange]DieAlps! - 06 In Color [More Important Things]The Pozers - 08 Teenage Storybookarmchair oracles - 09_Downsized Life [Armchair Oracles] (koolkatmusk.com)The Poppees - 10 - Jealousy [Pop Goes The Anthology - First Studio Demo]Amoeba Teen - 04 Like a Hit to the Head [Medium Wave] (Big Stir Records)@FARRINGTON - Violins [Pictures Of Pretty Things]Hop On Pop - 01 Break My Heart [One By One]The Muffs – On My Own [No Holiday] (Omnivore Recordings)

In This Episode You Will Learn About: -Evans’ wedding -- it happened! -Post-wedding depression -- it’s a thing! -How having purpose makes us happy -Scheduling time for your passion   Resources: -Learn more: The Bliss Project -Learn more: eventluv.com -Read: A Tribe Called Bliss -Read: Maybe You Should Talk To Someone   Show Notes: Time for another Q&A Day with me and Evans! Listen in as we answer questions that you have sent in, and hear our favorite quotes of the moment! In today’s “questionably awesome” episode, Evans and I are talking about passion. We cover what we’re loving right now, why people who say what they don’t know what their passion is are being kind of lazy and why following your passion is not always super fun.   Review of the Week: Alli Stewart Satisfied beyond ultimate satisfaction. When Lori’s Quickies are just as satisfying as her interview based podcasts, your life changes, the heavens open up and your heart and brain align. I cannot get over the way that Lori mixes up what Earn Your Happy provides to listeners. She has something for everyone, even if they are in different seasons of their life. To Lori and Evans, thank you for being the girlfriends, coaches, sisters, and mentors we all need. Xoxo   Question 1: @mrs.christinaricks How in the heckenbob do you actually figure out what your passion is?!   Question 2: @chelsey.bird Lori and Evans, what are you passionate about right now?   Question 3: @klintner How do you keep your passion moving in a forward direction without letting little distractions detour you?

July 28, 2013. Newtown, Connecticut. 50-year old Robert “Hoagy” Hoagland is last seen mowing the lawn outside his house. The following day, his wife, Lori, returns from a trip to Turkey, but Hoagy fails to pick her up at the airport as scheduled. When Lori returns home, she discovers that her husband is missing and that his vehicle and all of his personal possessions have been left behind. Investigators explore the possibility that Hoagy’s disappearance might be connected to drug addiction issues involving his son, Max, and a recent confrontation Hoagy had with some of Max’s criminal associates. However, they also cannot rule out the idea that Hoagy disappeared voluntarily, as he had once run away from his family on a previous occasion. This week’s episode of “The Trail Went Cold” explores a truly perplexing missing persons case in which there is no conclusive evidence to suggest what happened. Additional Reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Robert_Hoagland https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Newtown-Man-Missing-for-Nearly-a-Year-268545472.html https://www.newstimes.com/policereports/article/Newtown-man-s-disappearance-featured-on-TV-show-7954415.php https://www.newstimes.com/policereports/article/Man-s-disappearance-still-a-riddle-4757047.php https://www.newstimes.com/local/article/Six-months-after-Newtown-man-s-disappearance-no-5218083.php#photo-5843666 http://www.newstimes.com/local/article/Newtown-man-s-disappearance-troubles-loved-ones-a-5677519.php “The Trail Went Cold” is on Patreon! Visit www.patreon.com/thetrailwentcold to become a patron and gain access to our exclusive bonus content. Click here to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Click here to listen to the podcast on Stitcher. Click here to subscribe to the podcast on Google Play Music. Click here to subscribe to the podcast on Spotify. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.

Lori Harder is a transformational speaker and thought leader that helps facilitate change using mindfulness, wellness, health and self-love. She helps people lock in their transformations by teaching how to create lasting relationships that support their long-term goals.  As a successful entrepreneur running two seven-figure businesses, network marketing professional, author, TEDx speaker, 10-time cover model, and three-time fitness world champion, she offers a carefully curated set of practical tools to promote sustainable health, spiritual well-being and emotional thriving.  She is the creator of the Top 100 Earn Your Happy podcast with over 13 million downloads, the founder of The Bliss Project event with thousands of women who’ve attended and the best-selling author of A Tribe Called Bliss.  Throughout her career, Lori has regularly appeared on the covers of and published articles for Oxygen Magazine, STRONG Fitness Magazine, Health & Fitness Magazine and Prosper Magazine. She has also been featured on NBC, Fox, TLC networks, Forbes and Fast Company. This conversation has so many inspiring words and actionable advice, I guarantee you will get at least one quote you write down or action you take today. Lori brought her full self to this interview and I am grateful to now share that with you.    Highlights of our conversation: 8:18 - Why you should let go of your rules surrounding food 12:01 - Lori's top fitness tip 15:06 - Lori’s top travel tip 16:08 - Lori’s top fear of becoming a parent 18:31 - What's Lori most excited about? 21:48 - What full-time faith means to Lori 29:54 - When Lori learned she had to take radical responsibility for herself 34:04 - Being present in this moment 36:34 - Why we have to lean-in to the seasons of life 38:28 - Reasons and tips to build your tribe  48:44 - Kari shares about her experience at The Bliss Project 51:29 - Lori's inspiration and future vision for The Bliss Project 59:24 - Where to find Lori   Connect with Lori Harder: Visit her website - https://www.loriharder.com/ Learn about The Bliss Project - https://www.loriharder.com/events/bliss-project/ Follow on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/loriharder/ Listen to her podcast - https://www.loriharder.com/podcast/   About me: I’m Kari Keating, mom of 3 young boys, that ditched a 17-year, 6 figure corporate career to go after her dreams. I’ve been coaching professionally for over 2 years and have had a wide variety of clients from recording artists, website developers, photographers, professional network marketers and other life coaches. My zone of genius lies in helping soul-based entrepreneurs get out of their heads and into inspired action, so they can make the impact they crave and the income they deserve. Find me at my website - https://www.kari-keating.com/ Connect on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/karikeating/   Credits: Podcast edited and mixed by 51 features. Connect with Andrew at andrew [at] 51features.com.

“Get into the kitchen and play. Get the children involved. Have them peel something or taste it when it's raw... we're all in it together.”Brandon Fortener (31:32-32:06)   Brandon Fortener is the Product Development Chef for the Kroger company, which is the nation's largest supermarket retailer. Produce is one of the first things that Kroger's nine million daily customers see when they walk into the store.   Brandon is also a self-proclaimed Produce Dad and a big fan of The Produce Moms. He cooks a lot at home, which enables him to take all of those wonderful ingredients from Kroger's produce department and create meals for his family.   “Food is culture. It's how people celebrate. The more I meet people at Kroger, the more I'm seeing that alive within the Kroger team.  -Lori Taylor (8:15-8:24)   Must-Know Produce Tips    Tip # 1: Taste it. As you're cooking any produce, taste it when it's still raw, then as it's cooking, and again right before you serve it. The flavor and texture of produce changes as it is cooking. Tasting it as you go is the best way to observe how.    Tip # 2: Keep fresh produce around. If you keep fresh produce in your refrigerator and pantry, they will be available and easy to incorporate into your meals.    Tip # 3: Look at different ways to use produce as it's going through its cycle. For example, when greens are young and tender, they're really good raw and tossed with a little lemon juice and olive oil. But when they're more mature, cook them and additional flavors such as apple cider vinegar, onion, and red pepper flakes.   Tip for Reducing Produce Waste    Kroger's Zero Hunger/Zero Waste program is part of Kroger's commitment to ending hunger in the communities they serve and to eliminating waste across their company.   One of Brandon's tips for reducing produce waste is to throw the peelings and trimmings into a gallon ziplock bag. When it gets full, dump the bag's contents into a pot of water and cook into vegetable stock.   “One in eight Americans struggle with hunger, but we're throwing away 40% of our food.”  - Brandon Fortener (17:35-17:41)   “Wilted to Wonderful” is a series within Kroger's Zero Hunger/Zero Waste program that provides great recipes to transform produce that's “on the edge” into delicious dishes.   Tips to Inspire Children to Eat More Produce   Tip 1: Be a good role model. Let your kids see that you're eating fruits and veggies, which will inspire them to eat fruits and veggies, too.   Tip 2: Make it easy to eat. Buy pre-cut fruits and veggies or cut them up at the beginning of the week so they're easy to pull out and eat. For produce that gets brown when cut, such as apple slices, toss with a little bit of lemon juice.   Tip 3: Cut produce into different shapes and sizes. When Lori switched from baby carrots to carrot “chips,” it increased her kids' consumption of them.    Tip 4: Turn vegetables into sauces and purees. Carrots pureed into a sauce, for example, is wonderful. It's such an easy way to “sneak” extra produce into your family's meal.     Tip 5: Introduce kids at a young age to seasonings and extra flavor. Start with adding extra flavoring to something they already love. They may not love it the first time. Try again! Our children are growing and changing day by day, and may need another chance to adapt to a new flavor.    You can find many more tips from Brandon and his team at Kroger.com under the tab “Discover.” There you'll see information about Zero Hunger/Zero Waste, Wilted to Wonderful videos, thousands of recipes, and many articles loaded with cooking tips.    How to get involved Join The Produce Moms Group on Facebook and continue the discussion every week!  Reach out to us - we'd love to hear more about where you are in life and business! Find out more here.    If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we'd love for you to help us spread the word!

On December 26, 2016, 58-year-old Lori Feltz disappeared from Cynthiana, KY. When Lori was young, she was in a terrible car accident. This accident killed her younger brother, who was a passenger in the vehicle, and Lori suffered a traumatic brain injury. This accident would change the course of her life forever. Lori, as a result of this injury, had intellectual disabilities, short term memory loss, seizures and required a caregiver to help her with daily tasks and make sure she took her medication.Around 9 AM on December 26, 2016, Lori was last seen leaving her house on Hick Hardy Road to walk up a path to go help her sister at the home next door. The path was only about 300 yards and this was a route she would walk on a regular basis for exercise. However, she never made it to see her sister. Her sister, Tricia, was expecting Lori and became concerned when she didn’t arrive but she couldn’t find Lori anywhere. Lori’s family members believe that it is possible that she became disoriented on her walk and flagged down a passing motorist to ask for a ride, but so far there have been no signs or clues to indicate what truly happened to Lori that day.If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Lori Feltz please call the Kentucky State Police at 859-428-1212.You can follow Lori's case on Facebook at Finding Justice for Lori.This episode was co-researched and written by Marissa Jones and Erika Gwynn. To find more of Erika's work, please check out her podcast at https://www.apexandabyss.com.This episode was sponsored by:Quip- Get a free refill pack with the purchase of a Quip electric toothbrush. Visit GetQuip.com/vanished.Noom- Sign-up for a free trial at noom.com/vanished.Stitch Fix- Get started at stitchfix.com/MIA and you'll get 25% off when you keep all items in your box.ThirdLove- Go toThirdLove.com/Vanished now to find your perfect-fitting bra AND get 15% off your first purchase!You can find new episodes of The Vanished, completely ad-free, only on Stitcher Premium. For a free month of Stitcher Premium, go to stitcherpremium.com/wondery and use promo code WONDERY.

Lori Zindl is the President of efficientC, a comprehensive, software-as-a-service (SaaS) that provides healthcare organizations a single solution with unmatched performance.    “Beside your physical building, account receivables are your largest asset.”  Lori began her revenue cycle career in 1985 as a medical bill collector. She was amazed at the amount of bad debt sent to collection agencies which were still owed by third-party payers. She wondered why healthcare providers couldn't get paid by the insurance themselves, a question that ultimately led her to a revenue cycle consulting role.   In 1993, Lori founded her first company OS inc., to support revenue cycle services at hospital’s struggling with their collections.  Never one to shy away from innovation, in the late 2000s she spearheaded the development of efficientC – a state-of-the-art claim processing and denial management software used by her own staff and rural hospitals across the country.    When Lori isn’t busy managing the day-to-day operations at efficientC and OS inc., she enjoys spending time on the speaking circuit educating healthcare leaders on revenue cycle best practices.  

Time for a little wake-up call, friends!  There can be many reasons why you’re not yet where you want to be, but today I am going to go over four of them.   When Lori and I were doing only around 250K a year we got sick and tired and decided to just “GO FOR IT”…and went from 250,000 to over 1 million in one year. Your Goals Are WEAK. You’re shooting too low…thinking that you’ll just take slow, incremental steps to wealth instead of really exploding!  Why not think bigger and set bigger goals? You’re not setting the bar high enough. And then when you do, just work backwards, and think out of the box.  So what kind of crazy, amazing goal are you going to set this year? Your Tribe ISN’T Helping You. While your tribe might be amazing, great people, but if they haven’t been to where YOU’RE SHOOTING FOR, then they have nothing to teach you.  It’s time to find a new tribe of people who you surround yourself with. You don’t have to tell your current one to “peace out” but you need to reach out to additional, different people who will up-level your tribe. You’re Too Damn Conservative. You’re probably placing too much value on your current “stability” and if you place too much focus on that, you will not be able to take the proper “risks” that you need to take in order to go to the next level. Make a radical change to get a radical new outcome! Take some risks when it’s smart. You’re Mentally Weak. I say this with the most love possible, honestly. You’re scared and afraid of what people might say if you fail or make changes. You’re afraid you might look silly. You’re not willing to push through the uncomfortable part and endure a short-term struggle in order to reach that long-term success! You’re not willing to turn off the tv and pick up a book to learn what you need to learn. Your mental discipline needs a good workout!   “These four reasons are why you DESIRE to lead a better life, but you are not yet leading an EXTRAORDINARY life.”   You see, these four reasons have been holding you back. And again, I say talk about these with some serious love for you. They’re the reasons that you DESIRE to lead a better life but you’re not yet living an EXTRAORDINARY life. If you can get these four areas cleaned up and corrected, just imagine what your life could look like in a matter of months! In This Episode We Talk about: Why your tribe could be holding you back Four reasons you’re not yet rich and how to make some changes in order to fix them How you’re probably setting crappy goals and don’t even know it   Resources: Now accepting applications for the 2019 For the Love of Money Mastermind as well as VIP Days and one-on-one coaching. Go to fortheloveofmoney.com/mastermind or drop Chris a line at chris@fortheloveofmoney.com! For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

For years Lori Orr believed her Los Angeles firefighter dad was a selfless hero. When Lori’s dad was arrested and charged with four murders and countless arson fires, it was her testimony that helped keep him from being sent to Death Row. Eventually, Lori’s search for the truth lead her to the dark secrets lurking in her family’s past and to an inescapable conclusion about the remorseless killer and arsonist known as the "Pillowcase Pyro" and his reign of terror in sunny Southern California.EXCERPT: A hardware store employee saw the flames as they roared toward him down one of the overstocked aisles. A group of employees ran by and he herded them toward a nearby fire escape.The fire was sucking all of the oxygen out of the room and when they got the door open, the group of panicked shoppers and employees running for their lives were literally pushed out of the door as though they were shot from a cannon.“It was coming. Coming fast toward us. The flame, the fire, everything.”Together with award-winning journalist Frank C. Girardot Jr., Orr looks back on the journey that took her from love to fear and the search for answers about how the father she loved could also be a thrill-seeking predator. A predator brought to justice by a dogged investigator no one wanted to believe. A master manipulator who participated in the writing of this memoir in hopes that it would redeem him in the eyes of his family and others who trusted and believed in him. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of the most popular questions I get is how Lori and I as a couple make financial decisions. It’s not surprising when you see everywhere just how stressful finances can be. So today, I’m sharing a few game-changing ground rules that will help you feel better about your and your partner’s relationship with money.   Set your ego aside. Regardless if you’re the sole bread winner or you both work, no ONE person is at fault. You should both have a strong interest in your financial goals. (If you don’t, this is your wake-up call to start!) This is a team effort and no one is meant carry the burden alone. Ensure there are no secrets, share your fears and keep those old financial stories out of it.               “Living in the now is the only way to have certainty of your financial future.”   Learn your partner’s communication style. This is imperative. Keep in mind that your partner will not hear you if your message is being given in a way they cannot receive. Trust me. When Lori and I first began working together, this took us 6 months to figure out.   Have a budget and set goals. Make it fun and dream together. If you’ve never had a budget, I recommend checking out Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University.               “Your budget is your financial roadmap to your goals.”   Schedule regular celebrations. Yes! Make “money dates” something to look forward to. Once a month shoot to go out and celebrate in your favorite way and take this time to acknowledge what went well, what mistakes were made and what you need to work on. Truly aim to air out any issues at this time unless it is more urgent.               “What doesn’t get celebrated won’t be repeated.”   In closing and in order for these steps to work, you must practice integrity when it comes to achieving your goals. Make sure you’re adhering to the above and your feelings around finances – especially as a couple – will lead to more harmony and abundance in all aspects of life.     In This Episode We Talk about:   Four tips that will change the financial game for you as a couple Why no one is at fault Learning different communication styles Why you need to schedule in regular celebrations   Resources:   Now accepting applications for the 2019 For the Love of Money Mastermind. Go to fortheloveofmoney.com/mastermind to apply!   For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

For years Lori Orr believed her Los Angeles firefighter dad was a selfless hero. When Lori’s dad was arrested and charged with four murders and countless arson fires, it was her testimony that helped keep him from being sent to Death Row. Eventually, Lori’s search for the truth lead her to the dark secrets lurking in her family’s past and to an inescapable conclusion about the remorseless killer and arsonist known as the "Pillowcase Pyro" and his reign of terror in sunny Southern California. EXCERPT: A hardware store employee saw the flames as they roared toward him down one of the overstocked aisles. A group of employees ran by and he herded them toward a nearby fire escape. The fire was sucking all of the oxygen out of the room and when they got the door open, the group of panicked shoppers and employees running for their lives were literally pushed out of the door as though they were shot from a cannon. “It was coming. Coming fast toward us. The flame, the fire, everything.” Together with award-winning journalist Frank C. Girardot Jr., Orr looks back on the journey that took her from love to fear and the search for answers about how the father she loved could also be a thrill-seeking predator. A predator brought to justice by a dogged investigator no one wanted to believe. A master manipulator who participated in the writing of this memoir in hopes that it would redeem him in the eyes of his family and others who trusted and believed in him. BURNED: Pyromania, Murder, and A Daughter's Nightmare-Frank C. Girardot Jr.

For years Lori Orr believed her Los Angeles firefighter dad was a selfless hero. When Lori’s dad was arrested and charged with four murders and countless arson fires, it was her testimony that helped keep him from being sent to Death Row. Eventually, Lori’s search for the truth lead her to the dark secrets lurking in her family’s past and to an inescapable conclusion about the remorseless killer and arsonist known as the "Pillowcase Pyro" and his reign of terror in sunny Southern California. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/burl-barer/support

  Today’s episode was spurred by a question I received via Instagram. And while I could have just answered on there, I figured it deserved a longer, more quality and REAL response.   The question was: “How do you think someone’s relationship could affect their success and how do you find a partner like this?”   Fair warning, my answers may lead to a huge wave of self-reflection. Firstly, in my opinion, a person’s romantic relationship massively affects success. How can we expect it not to when our partners share our finances, time and energy – among other things. And let’s not forget that these people are also the people we want to celebrate our successes with.   “If your partner is aligned with your goals, you’re going to have a higher chance of succeeding.”   They can have different goals and drivers, but they understand your ambition and likely have their own as well. On the flip side:   “The wrong partner can ruin your success.”   Now don’t get me wrong. Just because you’re with the “wrong” partner doesn’t mean they’re not a good person – it just means that they’re not in alignment with your goals and ambitions.   “People can be good people but the wrong partner at the same time.”   Just to give you an idea, the right partner provides: You with ideas and supports yours The right style of accountability Objectivity in a way that you can receive it (and not take offense)   Let me stress here that I am only answering the question. You definitely don’t NEED a romantic partner to be successful. It could be a friend, business partner – or perhaps it’s just you.   When it comes to the second portion of the question about how you find a partner, I don’t think you can find one, but let me explain. When Lori and I met, we weren’t amazing partners…at least not right from the start. We were a couple of party kids from Wisconsin who liked to go out. But here’s the thing, we both were dreamers and had big goals for our future lives. And we both had equal levels of ambition and drive in each of our fields.   “We were always willing to try the other’s ideas on for size.”   We didn’t start out with perfect communication. There were fights and tears, but today we are committed to getting better as partners. We still have disagreements, but know how to objectively get through them. I hope that after listening to this episode that you’re able to also discover what is needed to help you (and perhaps your partner) elevate your life and dreams to the next level.     In This Episode We Talk about:   Whether or not someone’s relationship affects their success Qualities of the “right” partner Why you DON’T need a romantic partner (or any partner) to find success   Resources:   FREE TRAINING WITH CHRIS AND LORI: Loriharder.com/freetraining   For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

Lori Kennedy is the Founder of The Wellness Business Hub, a website that offers health and wellness professionals resources on what they need to know to launch a successful practice. For so many students who recently graduated, they are not equipped with the knowledge of going out there and making their own business succeed. When Lori started her own practice, she made so many mistakes and wished she had a place like The Wellness Business Hub to go to. On the show, Lori discusses why single sessions don’t work for your patients or your business, how owning a business isn’t always for everyone, and so much more!   Key Insights & Aha Moments: *Before we get started with today’s interview, don’t forget I have a new freebie for you! *It’s hard to find other local practitioners who want to collaborate. It’s the scarcity mindset! *How did Lori become a wellness practitioner? *Lori has never worked in a 9-5 office setting. She always knew she wanted to go into this field. *It’s painful to change, so that means the pain you experience has to be so great that it’ll motivate you to find alternative solutions. *Do you want to work evenings and weekends? Is that’s what's best for your lifestyle? No? Then why are you doing it?! *After you get out of school, it’s so hard to make the mental shift that you’re now, also, starting your own business. So many wellness practitioners invested in their craft, but don’t even invest in the business side of things! *If you want to stay at your full-time job and help people for free, that’s okay too. *Starting your own business isn’t for everyone. It takes a lot of self-work. *Unfortunately, it’s not profitable nor is it helpful to only see a client one time. So, why are we selling only single sessions? *What’s your ‘why’ to being a health practitioner? Like, the real why behind why you do what you do? *The only reason why someone doesn’t take action is because of what’s going on inside their head. *Lori has a course on how to create your own signature program without overwhelming yourself!   Mentioned in This Episode: Michellemcglade.com 5 Steps to a Waitlist Wellness Practice — Freebie!! Wellness Marketing Master Class Thewellnessbusinesshub.com Thewellnessbusinesshub.com/maven Thewellnessbusinessacademy.com    

Lori Imsdahl is a writer, travel-junkie, and graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. She served for five years as an Army officer, and while on active duty, she deployed to Afghanistan for fifteen months. When Lori returned to her hometown of Minneapolis, she learned that the act of "travel" is a mindset (a mindset steeped in curiosity and a willingness to get outside one's comfort zone), rather than a movement to a geographical destination. She believes you do not need to spend thousands of dollars and fly thousands of miles to travel. Rather, travel can happen every day in your own community, anytime you visit a neighborhood you don't normally visit or talk to a person you don't normally talk to. Sign up at www.aprilseifert.com to get instant access to April's Life Blueprinting tool! Gain clarity on the areas of your life that are most in need of improvement and start to make changes to design your best, most joyous life!

In 2015, Lori Interlicchio and Alana Duran swiped right on each other's Tinder profiles. They were both in their early 20s, and not looking for anything too serious. But on their first date, Alana told Lori that she has lupus—an autoimmune disease that, in Alana's case, has taken a major toll on her body. At that point, Alana had been on dialysis for four years. Her kidneys were failing. And after just three dates, Lori was thinking about offering to see if she could be a potential kidney donor match. "I called one of my former roommates and I started asking like, 'Is this absolutely insane or is this like, fine?'" Lori told me. "If a another person needs something that you don't need and aren't going to miss, then whatever, right? Why not give it to them?"  Lori was a match. And starting their relationship with an organ donation has led to questions they've both had to address. When Lori got into law school just months after the surgery, she worried about leaving Alana behind. "I know that right now Alana is doing really well health-wise," Lori told me, "but I also know that that could change at any time." And Alana has had to grapple with what would happen if she decided to end their relationship. "Someone gave me a literal piece of them," Alana says. "I can't repay them for that. In my mind I was thinking that would come up, like, 'Oh, I can't break up with Lori because she gave me a kidney. That'd be terrible, people would be really really mad at me.'"   Lori and Alana's story is documented in the new film Bean. Find out more about screening times here.