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Today, on Hook of a Book, I review Dress Coded, by Carrie Firestone. I heard about this book from a friend, and OMG, it was amazing. When Molly's friend is dress coded for wearing a tank top to school, Molly starts a podcast that shares stories of girls who have been dress coded. Her goal? To do away with the dress code, or at least revise it to make it less strict. The dress code targets certain girls' bodies, and Molly disapproves. However, it isn't as easy as Molly thought to start a revolution, and she has to deal with family troubles too—her older brother, Danny, vapes, and Danny tries to sell vape pods to middle schoolers. Meanwhile, more and more girls are being dress coded every day, and Molly is itching to do more than just a podcast. Can Molly help Danny and do away with the dress code? If you have a book you want me to review on the show, email me at: hookofabookpodcast@gmail.com. You can also send in a voice message that might be featured on a future episode! The link is below. Remember, stay safe, stay healthy, and keep on reading! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ellie-mano/message

Molly Baz wants you to have fun in the kitchen—and she's determined to teach you how"I just want people to know that cooking can be fun and there's a little bit of work you have to do on the front end to get yourself nice and equipped. And that's what this book is going to help you with. But then it's going to be really fucking fun and it's not going to be a chore anymore."This week, we're excited to welcome Molly Baz to Salt + Spine, the podcast on stories behind cookbooks.Molly became well-known as an editor in the Bon Appetit Test Kitchen, where she hosted videos on the magazine's Youtube page. You may know herfrom the time she butchered an entire pig or when she learned to cook ostrich eggs.Molly grew up in upstate New York, near the Culinary Institute of America, but it wasn't until later as a college student that Molly learned to love food on a study abroad program in Italy. When Molly graduated from Skidmore College, she took a job at Beacon Hill Bistro, where she says she really got her chops.Now, Molly has published her first cookbook, Cook This Book: Techniques that Teach and Recipes to Repeat. In Cook This Book, Molly tests the bounds of cookbook writing, including QR codes that link to videos teaching you simple skills like dicing onions and seasoning cuts of meat. She believes that we should all be eating delicious food at home and that we ought to be using A LOT more salt.Molly joined us remotely for this week's episode. Stick around—we're closing today's show with our secret ingredient game. So let's head now to our virtual studio where Molly Baz joined us to #TalkCookbooks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you're a family business owner, how do the dynamics in your own family impact your ability to be successful in the business and build generational wealth? Today's guest is Molly Grubb, and she has a wealth of experience in this subject! Molly is the Founder of Grubb Wealth, the premier personal CFO firm for helping family business owners become even more successful.Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their success by building out structures to free up their time and money, allowing them to protect their wealth and build a company that is transferable to the next generation, on their own terms, of course! Molly and her team have a mission to educate over 10,000 family business owners to gain more control over their personal and professional lives, so they can find and achieve their true purpose. Helping people do this, and giving them the outlet to really fulfill it, is Molly's true passion.Molly has spoken on the TEDx stage as well as many other well-known stages across the country, and she summarizes her coaching and speaking topics in her latest book, Build Your Dynasty. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves grooving on the dance floor, running or riding her heart out on her bike on any nearby trial, as well as traveling the world. She is a die-hard Buckeye fan and is always up for spending some time with her large family.Basically, Molly lives what she teaches: work hard but play harder. In this episode, Molly shares her unique insight and expertise that will be so useful to listeners as family business owners. Tune in today! What you'll learn from about in this episode:Molly tells a childhood story about her sick sister and the businessman that saved their house.How Molly got into wealth management after seeing what money could do for others.What Molly had to rely on, within herself and from others, to get through a difficult time.Going through such a difficult time in her life gave Molly the perspective and drive she needed.Molly's ideal client – a family business that is complicated enough to add value to.Some common mistakes Molly sees family businesses make – like not having a strategy.Creating systems for younger generations that are inheriting family businesses as owners.The value of outside expertise and the pushback Molly sometimes gets from business owners.Proactive conversations about money that business founders should have with their children.Indicators that a business owner needs outside expertise – anything that distracts them from just being an owner.Molly explains what a virtual family office is, why you might need one, and how they work.Grubb Wealth's five-step process – Discovery Meeting, Investment Plan Meeting, Mutual Commitment Meeting, 45-Day Meeting, and Regular Process Meeting.Some common transitional moments that impact family businesses, like retirement or health.Helping family business owners release their roles in retirement and training those next in line.Molly's advice for business owners on the fence about a family office or wealth manager.Click Here to Download the Transcript

When Molly, home alone with her two young children, hears footsteps in the living room, she tries to convince herself it's the sleep deprivation. She's been hearing things these days. Startling at loud noises. Imagining the worst-case scenario. It's what mothers do, she knows. But then the footsteps come again, and she catches a glimpse of movement. Suddenly Molly finds herself face-to-face with an intruder who knows far too much about her and her family. As she attempts to protect those she loves most, Molly must also acknowledge her own frailty. Molly slips down an existential rabbit hole where she must confront the dualities of motherhood: the ecstasy and the dread; the languor and the ferocity; the banality and the transcendence as the book hurtles toward a mind-bending conclusion. In The Need, Helen Phillips has created a subversive, speculative thriller that comes to life through blazing, arresting prose and gorgeous, haunting imagery. Anointed as one of the most exciting fiction writers working today, The Need is a glorious celebration of the bizarre and beautiful nature of our everyday lives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pbliving/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pbliving/support

Best Old Time Radio Podcast with Bob Bro Monday, April 19, 2021 - OTR Comedies Fibber McGee & Molly: Cleaning the Hall Closet The very favorite (and perhaps most remembered) of the all the running gags on the Fibber McGee & Molly program is opening the hall closet door. That beloved closet, and the hilarious results of opening it, first appeared in this episode. The plot: Fibber needs his dictionary from the hall closet. When Molly goes to retrieve it for him she opens the closet door and suddenly finds herself buried in a mountain of tumbling rubble -- all the junk Fibber has salvaged and squirrelled away over the years. The closet routine was repeated over and over again throughout the run of the show -- much to the anticipation and delight of audiences and listeners everywhere. Featuring: Jim Jordan, Marian Jordan, Harlow Wilcox, Harold Peavy, Isabel Randolph, Gracie Allen, Bill Thompson, Billy Mills Orchestra, The Kingsmen Original Air Date: March 5, 1940 on NBC To hear more of the best old time radio programs, visit our website: https://bestoldtimeradio.com Contact: Bob@bestoldtimeradio.com

When Molly got her first smartphone, she was so excited she couldn’t stop staring at her screen and she walked into a power pole. Carl is not so convinced by this flashy and very useful technology. Brains Trust: Guardian Angels Primary School in Queensland — Cienna, Daniel, Ellena, Eva, Kaizin and Laetitia.

When Molly got her first smartphone, she was so excited she couldn’t stop staring at her screen and she walked into a power pole. Carl is not so convinced by this flashy and very useful technology. Brains Trust: Guardian Angels Primary School in Queensland — Cienna, Daniel, Ellena, Eva, Kaizin and Laetitia.

Molly Stillman is a writer, blogger, wife, mom, and podcaster. She describes her life as a continuous act of trying to make as much positive impact as she can from her own little space.    Molly’s blogging success Molly started her online blogging journey way back when she was in college, a time when not so many people were familiar with online journaling and blogging.    Having majored in Creative Writing whilst in College, this went a long way in helping Molly stay consistent and better on her online writing hobby.  When she graduated in 2007, Molly decided to take her blogging a notch higher and made a switch from Journal blogging to live WordPress blogging.  Looking back at how she’s grown and transformed over the years, Molly owes a lot of it to her first 2-3 years outside of college. It was during this period that she started experiencing the real outside world from a whole new set of lenses; and as she kept writing about these new experiences, her following kept growing.  In 2012 Molly decided to rebrand and commercialize her blog.  Writing a consistent 5-6 posts a  week, Molly was not only grateful for the big following she had begun to amas but also made the big decision of fully focusing on Blogging as her job in 2014.    About her niche. And podcasting.  Molly writes about purchasing ethical training in the Fashion industry.  She’s focused on helping individuals use their purchasing power as clients to make a positive impact.  So it was a no-brainer in focusing her podcast theme on the same theme when she started her podcast in 2016.  Business with purpose is a podcast where Molly interviews companies, and individuals who are impacting the world in a positive way.  She talks about the various stakeholders that these companies and individuals are working with, and how they’ve all decided to put their personal interests aside in order to serve the greater good.  230+ episodes down the line and Molly is more than enjoying her experience with providing a platform to share these wonderful stories.    Through the podcasts, Molly is trying to change the current societal culture and mainstream belief system of putting yourself first, and looking out for yourself before anyone or anything else.  Molly is trying to show how serving the community and placing yourself after others is a way to not only lead a grateful and happy life but a way of attracting good and luck into your life too.    Growing her blog and podcast.  Molly has sacrificed her time and focus to ensure the slow and steady growth of her show. She’s said no to ‘Gaming the system’ schemes of trying to amass a big following which isn’t genuine or specific to her niche. This has indeed paid off, as Molly recently did a survey, through which she found out that she has readers who have been following her content for more than 6 years!  They’ve become a sort of online family, that has been with her throughout every major step of her adult life; from when she got engaged, married, pregnant, lost her pregnancy and prospering in her career.  She’s also had the honour of hosting a diverse range of professionals on her podcasts, all of whom are in unique careers, but in a way, still, find a way to make a positive impact.  Because at the end of the day, it really doesn't matter the industry or job that you do, what really matters is how you decided to frame and look at it. You can choose to see it as any other job, or you can see it as an opportunity to serve people and make a positive impact.    Molly’s superpower.  Integrity. Molly highly values integrity in not just herself, but also in her close friends and family. She’s been committed to sharing nothing but honest and transparent stories through her blog.    Molly is also a good discerner. She has the superpower of making the right decisions when faced with the pressure to pick a path in business, or in life generally.    Timestamps 00:46 When Molly started her blog in college.  02:21 How Molly rebranded her blog after college 03:39 Starting her Podcast in the summer of 2016 06:13 Changing the current culture to a serving culture 07:16 Growing her podcast.  10:32 The kind of businesses Molly interviews.  14:19 Giving genuine help 16:02 Molly’s advice to aspiring writers 19:46 Practicing daily gratitude journaling.  22:03 Molly’s superpower   Quotes There’s only so much you can do with pictures and written words. Actually hearing the story has much more impact.    In a culture that promotes the practice of putting your self-interest before others, I’m trying to counter the message by showing the personal and general benefits of serving others.    It doesn’t matter what kind of job you’re doing, what really matters is how you choose to look at it, you can either see it as just any other job or a way to make a positive impact and serve people.    We all have so very many different and diverse gifts, and they're all an opportunity to make a positive change in the world.    Serve without the expectation of receiving in return. Do it cause it’s the right and good thing to do.    Connect with Molly S Website - https://www.stillbeingmolly.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stillbeingmolly Twitter - https://twitter.com/stillbeingmolly Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stillbeingmolly/ Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1160036500  

Realtors always need to learn new things to excel, improve, and close more. In this episode, Molly Slagle talks about innovative marketing ideas for real estate.  Molly is from Houston, Texas and she’s with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Worldwide Realtors. Just last year, she finished number two in the company.  She used to be an educational diagnostician but she fell in love with real estate.  Starting in sales When Molly got her license, she realized that while getting a license is easy, getting clients isn’t.  Molly was proactive. She sent messages to the people whom she supported throughout the years, including those who sold her leggings, shakes, workout programs, and other things. She sent them a message telling them how happy she is that she was able to support their small businesses through the years. She told them that she was out in the market and would be the girl to help when it comes to buying and selling real estate.  Her business took her two glasses of wine and a little bit of gusto.  That first attempt represented over $600,000 worth of real estate for Molly.  Growing the business Molly used social media platforms to improve her business. She used Facebook, where she built a good foothold.  She became very intentional in her posts online. She also tried sharing things that she learned along the way, including her sales journey, on social media.  She also started with memes and photos because videos weren’t a thing then.  She shows a personal interest in her prospects. She sends out birthday cards, greetings cards, congratulation cards, and others.  Molly built her network by making sure that she was building strong connections with people. She’d send them notes and letters. Her goal is to let them know that she’s always available.  Her CRM started on a spreadsheet and she eventually made the switch to Follow Up Boss.  She does a lot of outreach. On the first day of school, she buys gift cards that parents and teachers can use to get a cup of coffee. She shares it then asks them to put the hashtag #MollySoldIt to their post.  She then puts the posts on Instagram and Facebook.  Molly does all different kinds of outreach and builds connections and stronger relationships because she wants her clients and prospects to feel that they’re loved and cared for.  The people she gets from her events and outreach are then placed on various campaigns like holiday campaigns.  For Molly, her business is all about the heart. She loves people and it shows in the way she treats prospects and clients.  “Innovative Marketing Ideas for Real Estate” episode resources Follow and connect with Molly Slagle on LinkedIn. You can also visit her official website. You can also reach out to her via her digits: 713-471-0527. Connect with Jimmy Burgess on LinkedIn and Facebook, as well as his YouTube channel.   If you like what you heard today, we’d love it if you’d share a rating or review, and then subscribe to the podcast and tell others about it as well. You can find The Real Estate Sales Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher, as well as at our website, The Real Estate Sales Podcast.

We are so happy to talk with four agented writers about what worked—and did NOT work—in the submission process. We talk about rejections, pivots, subjectivity, and finding the right agent for YOU. We attempt to reverse engineer their submission patterns just before an offer, so you can see what early signs mean you're on the right path. We talk about their darkest moments, when they wanted to give up. And—more than anything—we talk about what they wish they knew, the things that could have saved months or years, when they were still querying agents. We hope you'll leave this podcast feeling inspired, uplifted, and optimistic about your chances of finding the perfect fit for your work. Tabitha Bird lives with her family and chihuahua in Boonah, Australia. Her debut fiction, A LIFETIME OF IMPOSSIBLE DAYS (Penguin, 2019) was the 2020 winner of The Queensland Literary Award- People's Choice Book of the Year. Her second book is THE EMPORIUM OF IMAGINATION (Penguin, March 30th 2021). http://tabithaannbird.com and (free shipping!) https://www.bookdepository.com/The-Emporium-of-Imagination/9781760895914 Elizabeth Holden writes light-hearted young adult fiction. Her queer roller derby novel, Mighty Millie Novak, is out on submission to publishers, and she is currently editing her YA spec fiction filled with girls in STEM, vintage clothes, time travel, and love triangles. She is represented by Emily Forney at BookEnd Literary Agency. She teaches physics at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, and, along with her husband, is the co-founder of a tour company, Leaping Hound Travel. An avid roller derby player, she's skated with Madison Roller Derby since 2015 and leads "physics of roller derby" workshops for schools and other community groups. elizabeth-holden.com email: elizabeth.holden.author@gmail.com Twitter: @ElizabethH_WI Molly McCaffrey is a former New Jersey native turned Kentucky Colonel, and the author of two small press books for adults. Now she writes young adult stories about strong young women who believe in the power of resistance. When Molly isn't reading or writing, she's on the move—biking, swimming, hiking, and kayaking—and loves to compete in local triathlons. She is represented by John Cusick of Folio Literary. MollyMcCaffrey.com https://twitter.com/MollyMcCaffrey https://www.instagram.com/mollymccaffrey/ https://www.facebook.com/AuthorMollyMcCaffrey/ Meghan Davis Hill has been a professional editor and writer of commercial nonfiction and fiction for many years. She has edited the memoirs of an author who appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, a Pulitzer Prize winner, and a celebrity chef. She's also edited for children's book authors, an award-winning film producer, and several novelists. Under her own name, Meghan writes middle grade and young adult fiction. She is represented by agent Karen Brailsford of Aevitas Creative Management, and her debut middle grade adventure is going out on submission this week. Meghan lives outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with her husband and four children. When she's not writing and editing, she's usually in the woods – hiking and camping with her family every chance she gets. website: meghandavishill.com twitter: @meghanmhill fb: meghan davis hill writing & editing

What. Is. That. Noise. When Molly hears KNOCKING coming from the ceiling in her new apartment, she naturally searches for the source. The upstairs neighbors don't know what she's talking about and dismiss her with cool indifference. Is this all in her mind? After all, she's still processing a traumatic event that left her mentally unwell, and the unprecedented heat wave isn't helping her think clearly. As the knocking intensifies and gives way to a woman's cries, Molly becomes consumed with finding out the truth. Could it be Morse code? Is someone trapped? And more importantly, why doesn't anyone care?FOLLOW USFollow Daniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Shahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow The Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and YouTube

When Molly decided to share her story at Tell Us Something, she also extended an offer of in-kind sponsorship to Tell Us Something. Molly is the CEO of Gatherboard. The Gatherboard.com site tells us that Molly Bradford has been involved in sales and marketing in the greater-Missoula area for nearly 15 years, working with 500+ small businesses on successful marketing and advertising strategies. Through her roles at local businesses and on local volunteer boards, she has delicately guided customers, and even her employers, through grand openings, moves, promotional events, sales and closures. Since coming on board as co-owner of Gatherboard with Colin Hickey in 2009 Molly has co-created GatherBoard and upped the bottom line over 600%. Molly offered Tell Us Something a great in-kind sponsorship opportunity: a month before each Tell Us Something live event, advertising on MissoulaEvents.net and indoor ads through the Missoula Indoor Ads company that is part of the Gatherboard family. Molly joins me today to chat about the exciting new service that Gatherboard is working on: CheddarBoard!

When Molly needs to source information about tomatoes, she turns to the original tomato source Craig Castree. Have a listen to the podcast from Molly’s Blooming Hour on 14 November 2020. Related Posts: Craig Castree talks Cheese making and gardening – podcast Vasili in the garden with Molly and Fluoro MBH Sean Dooley from Birdlife Aust Podcast Meg Geary in the garden

Molly is a 9 year old new to the podcast world. With her brother, she has a podcast called Small But Mighty. Her tag line is, "We may be small, but we can do mighty things." Molly lives with this mantra every single day. She is a Positivity Leader at her school. She always has a smile on her face and is on a mission to spread kindness. During the quarantine, Molly decided the world needed a little bit of help finding joy and spreading love and kindness. She decided to create a 21 Day Kindness Challenge where she posted daily videos on how we can spread kindness and joy in a socially distanced style. She is full of ideas on how kids can make an impact in the world. She aspires to create a coloring book, kid's journal, write a book and create a charity! When Molly is not trying to save the world, she is in the 4th grade, plays softball and basketball. She has 3 brothers, loves riding bikes and anything to do with art. To listen to Molly's own Podcast called "Small But Mighty" click this link- www.anchor.fm/glenn78 Find Molly on her youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSa3qkH5UVNrxBCx7qy_hhQ To contact Molly for future work email her mother Dr. Allison Carlson at drcarlsonchiropractic@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

An attic haunting and a ghost familiar. When Molly decides to finally take a peak in the attic of her Westbrook home, her curiosity puts her in real peril. Her best friend Katie has been followed by an entity across Maine for most of her life, but still calls her own encounter with Molly's attic one of her scariest experiences. Pine State Gothic is only possible with stories from listeners like you. Tell me about your experiences with the mysterious, magical, mystical, and murderous side of Maine by emailing pinestategothic@gmail.com.This episode features music by Monplaisir, Daniel Birch, Jack Anderton, Antonio Bizarro, Melomake, Blue Dressed Man, Shaun Wilson, and Lately Kind Of Yeah. Pine State Gothic is edited, produced, and hosted by Leah Watkins.  

Best Old Time Radio Podcast with Bob Bro Monday, October 5, 2020 - OTR Comedies Fibber McGee & Molly - "Molly's Toothache" When Molly develops a toothache McGee hunts for aspirin, but there are non in the house. Because of the late hour, Cramer's Drug Store is closed, and Molly is unable to reach Mr. Cramer on the phone. Molly assures Fibber she can make it until morning, McGee is determined to get his wife the pain relief she needs. That's when he comes up with a plan: He can break into Cramer's Drug Store. Featuring: Jim Jordan, Marion Jordan, Bill Thompson, Arthur Q. Bryan, Gale Gordon, Harlow Wilcox Original Air Date: May 25, 1948 on NBC

This is an episode about an epic friendship between two women. It transcends marriages, divorce, miscarriage and sex and ends in the most poignant, tragic, beautiful way. When Molly was 41, she was given a life-changing diagnosis. And instead of living out the life she'd built with her husband, she left their 15-year marriage to go and have hot sex with strangers. Dozens of them. And her friend Nikki... what was she to do? Judge her? Encourage her? Support her? Well, they started a podcast together, called Dying For Sex.  In this episode, Mia Freedman sits down with Nikki Boyer, actress and podcast host, to discuss her lifelong friendship with Molly, some hilarious sex stories and what happens when you lose your best friend. For everything Molly and Nikki, head to https://dyingforsexpodcast.com/ You can follow Nikki on Instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/nikkiboyer/?hl=en. Want to see those pics of Molly Nikki and Mia were talking about? Go to https://www.instagram.com/dying4sex/?hl=en GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We’re listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au Need more lols, info and inspo in your ears? Find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Check out our No Filter YouTube channel here... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvoiVNEFfHiJl8nC4NepRNw?view_as=subscriber CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman . You can find Mia on Instagram here and get her newsletter here.  With thanks to our guest: Nikki Boyer Producer: Leah Porges  Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an episode about an epic friendship between two women. It transcends marriages, divorce, miscarriage and sex and ends in the most poignant, tragic, beautiful way. When Molly was 41, she was given a life-changing diagnosis. And instead of living out the life she'd built with her husband, she left their 15-year marriage to go and have hot sex with strangers. Dozens of them. And her friend Nikki... what was she to do? Judge her? Encourage her? Support her? Well, they started a podcast together, called Dying For Sex.  In this episode, Mia Freedman sits down with Nikki Boyer, actress and podcast host, to discuss her lifelong friendship with Molly, some hilarious sex stories and what happens when you lose your best friend. For everything Molly and Nikki, head to https://dyingforsexpodcast.com/ You can follow Nikki on Instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/nikkiboyer/?hl=en. Want to see those pics of Molly Nikki and Mia were talking about? Go to https://www.instagram.com/dying4sex/?hl=en GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We’re listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au Need more lols, info and inspo in your ears? Find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Check out our No Filter YouTube channel here... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvoiVNEFfHiJl8nC4NepRNw?view_as=subscriber CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman . You can find Mia on Instagram here and get her newsletter here.  With thanks to our guest: Nikki Boyer Producer: Leah Porges  Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an episode about an epic friendship between two women. It transcends marriages, divorce, miscarriage and sex and ends in the most poignant, tragic, beautiful way. When Molly was 41, she was given a life-changing diagnosis. And instead of living out the life she'd built with her husband, she left their 15-year marriage to go and have hot sex with strangers. Dozens of them. And her friend Nikki... what was she to do? Judge her? Encourage her? Support her? Well, they started a podcast together, called Dying For Sex.  In this episode, Mia Freedman sits down with Nikki Boyer, actress and podcast host, to discuss her lifelong friendship with Molly, some hilarious sex stories and what happens when you lose your best friend. For everything Molly and Nikki, head to https://dyingforsexpodcast.com/ You can follow Nikki on Instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/nikkiboyer/?hl=en. Want to see those pics of Molly Nikki and Mia were talking about? Go to https://www.instagram.com/dying4sex/?hl=en GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We’re listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au Need more lols, info and inspo in your ears? Find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Check out our No Filter YouTube channel here... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvoiVNEFfHiJl8nC4NepRNw?view_as=subscriber CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman . You can find Mia on Instagram here and get her newsletter here.  With thanks to our guest: Nikki Boyer Producer: Leah Porges  Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Molly and Carl are not making Short & Curly they are in charge of the world's biggest video sharing platform, called, TubeVids. That's right, it's their job to watch gaming videos, and movie parodies all day long! But it's not all fun and cat videos, people also post lots of mean stuff, as well as videos that are straight out untrue. What should they do about it? Let all the videos stay online or censor what we get to see?

When Molly and Carl are not making Short & Curly they are in charge of the world's biggest video sharing platform, called, TubeVids. That's right, it's their job to watch gaming videos, and movie parodies all day long! But it's not all fun and cat videos, people also post lots of mean stuff, as well as videos that are straight out untrue. What should they do about it? Let all the videos stay online or censor what we get to see?

If you're a family business owner, how do the dynamics in your own family impact your ability to be successful in the business and build generational wealth? Today's guest is Molly Grubb, and she has a wealth of experience in this subject! Molly is the Founder of Grubb Wealth, the premier personal CFO firm for helping family business owners become even more successful.Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their success by building out structures to free up their time and money, allowing them to protect their wealth and build a company that is transferable to the next generation, on their own terms, of course! Molly and her team have a mission to educate over 10,000 family business owners to gain more control over their personal and professional lives, so they can find and achieve their true purpose. Helping people do this, and giving them the outlet to really fulfill it, is Molly's true passion.Molly has spoken on the TEDx stage as well as many other well-known stages across the country, and she summarizes her coaching and speaking topics in her latest book, Build Your Dynasty. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves grooving on the dance floor, running or riding her heart out on her bike on any nearby trial, as well as traveling the world. She is a die-hard Buckeye fan and is always up for spending some time with her large family.Basically, Molly lives what she teaches: work hard but play harder. In this episode, Molly shares her unique insight and expertise that will be so useful to listeners as family business owners. Tune in today!What you'll learn from about in this episode:Molly tells a childhood story about her sick sister and the businessman that saved their house.How Molly got into wealth management after seeing what money could do for others.What Molly had to rely on, within herself and from others, to get through a difficult time.Going through such a difficult time in her life gave Molly the perspective and drive she needed.Molly's ideal client – a family business that is complicated enough to add value to.Some common mistakes Molly sees family businesses make – like not having a strategy.Creating systems for younger generations that are inheriting family businesses as owners.The value of outside expertise and the pushback Molly sometimes gets from business owners.Proactive conversations about money that business founders should have with their children.Indicators that a business owner needs outside expertise – anything that distracts them from just being an owner.Molly explains what a virtual family office is, why you might need one, and how they work.Grubb Wealth's five-step process – Discovery Meeting, Investment Plan Meeting, Mutual Commitment Meeting, 45-Day Meeting, and Regular Process Meeting.Some common transitional moments that impact family businesses, like retirement or health. Additional Resources:Molly Grubb on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mollygrubb/Molly Grubb on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/molly.m.grubbGrubb Wealth Management: https://grubbwealth.com/Grubb Wealth Management on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/grubbwealth/Grubb Wealth Management on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrubbWealthManagementBuild Your Dynasty: https://www.amazon.com/Build-Your-Dynasty-Resources-Business/dp/B07VDMLYY2

Welcome to a podcast hosted by my dog, Molly, as she tells you about all the scary things outside the window. When Molly finally lets me talk, I share my chat with Victoria Welsby, author and creator of Fierce Fatty, TEDx speaker, podcaster, and.... y'know, fierce fatty! She and I chat about her journey from insecure and homeless at 17, to the confident coach she is today. We also chat about her experience on the BBC reality show "Who Are You Calling Fat?" and talk about reality tv behind the scenes stuff. Filled with crispy nuggets of wisdom. Plus get my 3 minute hot take on Jillian Michaels' "hot take" on intuitive eating! Find Victoria: Fierce Fatty on Instagram Victoria's Site!  

When Molly and Melissa opened their restaurant Palette Food and Juice in Los Angeles, they knew they would source all their ingredients locally and offer a plant-based menu. Everything would be organic. They made the kind of food they wanted to eat, and found that locals liked it too. They took action on those words we hear so often: Buy local and eat a plant-based diet.During the pandemic, Palette Foods is offering online ordering and curbside pickup and delivery.Ivy Joeva interviewed Molly and Melissa outdoors at the restaurant, before the first lockdown in Los Angeles.Links: http://palettefoodandjuice.com http://futurefood.fmhttps://www.futurex.fm/future-of-food

Molly Grubb is the Founder of Grubb Wealth, a premier personal CFO firm that helps business owners gain control of their business. Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their purpose and build personal wealth through a well-defined process. Molly is working toward her goal of helping 10,000 business owners gain control over their personal and professional lives. She has been a featured speaker and presenter at many professional organizations and business groups where she shares her expertise generously. Molly’s award-winning presentations have been recognized by professional speaking coaches, not only for their content but for the quality of her presentations. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves spending time with a large family. Molly is a cycling enthusiast leading her group of almost 400 fellow cyclists called Chicks Gone Cycling. What You Will Learn: Molly’s journey into the field of wealth management The difference between executing a transaction and intentional planning with a process for return on your investment in your business when exiting a business and the implications for your long term wealth. How to take advantage of the full spectrum of services a “family office” (extensive set of dedicated and highly knowledgeable advisors retained or employed by wealthy families) can offer without being uber wealthy Common obstacles that women business owners face in building wealth How Molly makes her life work so she can perform at a high level while fulfilling her personal commitments at home Resources: Website: https://grubbwealth.com/ Molly’s Book: https://molly1285f6.clickfunnels.com/squeeze-page24157804 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mollygrubb/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/grubbwealth/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrubbWealthManagement/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grubbdynasty/

When fears live only in our own minds they can swirl around and eat away at us. When Molly was in College she knew she was battling depression and anxiety. The thought that she would not be able to function in a job after college was haunting her. What happens on days when you need to show up but you are not at your best? How do you handle life we you are depressed but yet you are required to be there? Would depression and anxiety prevent us from being successful and get in the way of our dreams and ambitions? Molly was wrestling with a lot of complex emotions but when she got out of College she was able to challenge the questions that had been the source of her fear. She answered these questions for herself when she got a job teaching. Molly’s story is a beautiful story about showing up even when it is so hard and life is pulling you down. Molly found reasons to get out of bed and show up with love and compassion for her students. She aimed to make a difference in the world for others and in turn it made a difference in her own world - it challenged her fears and showed her what success was. Molly shares some wonderful thoughts and tips for anyone that is dealing with depression. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guacamollyshan/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1AxEZfeutLKj1KipB1egVg Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/moll_shan

Throw your fit, then put your big girl panties on. Feel life when it’s hard, but don’t stay there. Go find your happiness. These are bold words from Molly Fulton, who shared with us, her beautiful story about overcoming trauma and learning how to be grateful for a breast cancer diagnosis. When Molly enlisted in the Navy, she was told she'd be a good fit as a Naval Secretary, but she knew she wanted more, and eventually, she served in the Navy as an Airman. Life was moving right along when, at only 19 years old, she lost her first child while she was 5 months pregnant. The heartache continued when, just a few months later, her mother passed away. After spending some time in Arizona and giving birth to two amazing children, Molly moved back to the east coast with her kids, hoping to provide them with better education, and escaping an abusive marriage at the same time. Life started to come together while she built a career in health and human services, finished her college degree, and eventually remarried. Life was GOOD. This was until her brother passed away at the age of 42. Her life turned upside down. Devastated, she did her best to "feel the pain, but not stay there and put her big girl panties on." And right as she began to heal, she heard those words,: You Have Breast Cancer. Tune in to hear the rest of Molly's story, and listen as she shares how she "put her big girl panties on" and found the GOOD that comes out of her diagnosis. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/barbellsforboobs/support

Are you ready to get a deep insight into your guitar journey? These 6 lessons from Molly Tuttle will surely inspire you to make some big changes in your guitar playing! Molly Tuttle is one of my guitar heroes that I have the utmost respect for. She has wisdom and technical mastery that blows me away every time I see her play. I am so excited to share these 6 lessons with you! Each one is a golden nugget of guitar wisdom, so make sure you watch all the way through! Before I launch into the interviews, I want to make sure I give credit where credit is due. The first interview is from Q on CBC with Tom Power. The second one I'll be referencing is from eTown. After I share these lessons, be sure to let me know what you want to hear from Molly Tuttle. I'll be interviewing her soon, so I really hope you give me a good question to ask her! So, without further ado, let's launch into the 6 priceless lessons from Molly Tuttle! Lesson #6: Have Fun The guitar shouldn't be a chore. If you can focus your practice sessions and zero-in on the joy and discovery of learning the guitar, the fun will fuel your guitar journey. If you find yourself getting bogged down in technique and you're getting frustrated, take some time to focus on one chord or technique or scale. From there, chunk it out and don't get overwhelmed with learning! Lesson #5: Ego is the Enemy When Molly Tuttle arrived at Berklee College of Music, she was surrounded by jazz musicians, classical musicians, and electronic musicians. When she looked at her peers, she realized that she was a beginner in their world. While this might seem frightening or shocking, Molly handled the situation with grace. She accepted that she was a beginner, checked her ego at the door, and soaked up as much information as she could. How awesome is that?! Lesson #4: Community Who you surround yourself with on your guitar journey — and in life! — is extremely important. Making sure your community supports you and lifts you up is important for your success as a guitar player. Molly had a unique experience being the first woman to be nominated (and win) the International Bluegrass Music Association's Guitar Player of the Year. The community lifted her up, and now she is excited to lift up and support other aspiring women in the industry up as well! Lesson #3: Guitar Accessibility Molly describes her couches at home full of instruments — so much so that you couldn't even sit on them! In fact, the only way to sit down was to have an instrument in your hands! I strongly believe that having guitars easily accessible will help encourage you to play. If you have to take your guitar out of a case every time you want to play it, that's just one more obstacle to overcome in your guitar journey. Lesson #2: Forever Student Molly Tuttle has a unique technique she uses on guitar: claw hammer, which is typically reserved for the banjo. When Molly was teaching at her first music camp, she learned as much as she could about claw hammer guitar technique. Even after achieving success and recognition, Molly Tuttle continued to expand her knowledge of the guitar and still remains a "forever student," or someone who is always learning. I think this is so crucial for guitar journeys. Lesson #1: Embrace Who You Are Never be afraid or ashamed of who you are. "There's nothing normal about everyone being the same," Molly wrote. I cannot agree with her more. Our differences, our uniqueness, are what make us interesting and beautiful humans and musicians. I want to encourage you to search for and embrace who you are. You'll find that if you use this on your guitar journey, you'll see plenty of rewards. To catch the full interviews featured on this episode of Acoustic Tuesday, be sure to visit acousticlife.tv/at146/ ★ Request your invite to Tony's Acoustic Challenge today: https://tonypolecastro.com/al-request-invite/?ref=INVITE&src=AL ★ All show notes and links: https://acousticlife.tv/at146/ ★ Get the show: https://tonypolecastro.com/get-acoustic-tuesday

Molly and Nikki are best friends, and they can laugh about anything — even cancer. They call it “gallows humor.” When Molly receives her diagnosis, she begins her sexual exploration by learning how to take a different kind of “selfie.” And she lets a massage go all the way.Visit https://secure.metavivor.org/page/contribute/dying-for-sex for more information about metastatic breast cancer research, support, and awareness.Listen to the full season: wondery.fm/bestofwonderyDFS.

Molly and Nikki are best friends, and they can laugh about anything — even cancer. They call it “gallows humor.” When Molly receives her diagnosis, she begins her sexual exploration by learning how to take a different kind of “selfie.” And she lets a massage go all the way.For more information about metastatic breast cancer research, support, and awareness, visit https://secure.metavivor.org/page/contribute/dying-for-sexListen ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App. https://wondery.app.link/dyingforsexSupport us by supporting our sponsors!Buffy - Visit Buffy.co and enter promo code MOLLY for $20 off a Buffy comforter.OMGyes - Go to OMGyes.com/MOLLY for a special discount.Unique Vintage - Use promo code MOLLY at UniqueVintage.com for 20% off your first order.Audible - Visit Audible.com/DFS or text DFS to 500-500 to start listening with a free 30 day trial and a free audiobook.Zola - Go to Zola.com/MOLLY and use promo code SAVE50 to get 50% off your save the dates.Ritual - Visit Ritual.com/MOLLY for 10% off your first three months of Ritual.Zip Recruiter - Try Zip Recruiter for free by visiting ZipRecruiter.com/MOLLY.Best Fiends - Download FREE in the Apple App Store or Google Play.

On this week's show, we remember New Orleans culinary dynamo Carl Schaubhut, whose life was cut tragically short on September 9, 2019 at the age of 37 following a five-year battle with cancer. We begin by revisiting our 2017 conversation with Carl, where he tells us about his electrifying career that included opening two critically acclaimed restaurants DTB in New Orleans and Bacobar in Covington.   After his cancer diagnosis in 2014, Carl remained active both in the kitchen and as a volunteer for culinary benefits and local causes. We explore one of his favorite projects: Ochsner's Eat Fit program. Launched in 2013 by registered dietician Molly Kimball, Eat Fit encourages local chefs to offer more healthful options on their menus. Carl was named Chef Ambassador of the program in October 2017.   Last month, Molly released The Eat Fit Cookbook, a collection of recipes from Eat Fit partners throughout Louisiana. When Molly began work on the book, she sought out the assistance of Carl and his former colleagues at Commander’s Palace, Ti Martin and Tory McPhail. We join Ti, Tory, and Molly at Commander's to discuss the cookbook, the Eat Fit program, and Carl’s legacy.   In his final months, Carl turned to painting both as an outlet for his boundless creative energy and as a way to financially support his family. You'll find a link to view those paintings and information on how to contribute to the trust he established for his two children on our website, PoppyTooker.com.

Molly Grubb is the founder of Grubb Wealth, a premier personal CFO firm that helps business owners free up their resources so they can build their dynasty. Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their purpose and scale their businesses using very targeted and proprietary methods to optimize results. Mollys is working toward her goal of helping 10,000 business owners gain more control over their personal and professional lives. She has been a featured speaker and presenter at many professional organizations and business groups. Molly is an author of Build Your Dynasty, a book catered to freeing up wealth within a business. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves spending time with her large family. She is a die-hard Buckeye fan. Molly is also a cycling enthusiast leading her group of almost 400 fellow cyclists called Chicks Gone Cycling. What You Will Learn: What Molly learned about building dynasties when her family lost everything How being a woman has impacted Molly’s journey into the CFO consulting world The things Molly can do for you to help build your dynasty and save yourself time Why women need to give themselves permission to be successful Why your business is a “mirror to your soul” and what that means The importance of making sacrifices to find true happiness for yourself Molly’s best advice for being strong and running a business when adversity strikes Resources from Ted Thomas: Website: www.tedthomas.com Website: www.tedthomaspodcast.com Email: info@tedthomas.com Video: Your 6 Minute Tutorial On Tax Lien Certificates Video: Your 6 Minute Tutorial On Tax Deed Investing Case Study: A Case Study On Tax Deed Investing Resources from Molly Grubb: Book: www.BuildYourDynastyBook.com/Ted Website: https://grubbwealth.com/ Website: https://mollygrubb.com/

"You deserve to be on that starting line. Believe in yourself and your training." Molly Bookmyer is a 2:44 marathoner who recently finished third in the U.S. 25K championships. But the road to an Olympic Trials qualifying time hasn't been easy. On this episode, Molly shares her inspiring story of resilience and positivity. In 2013, Molly's doctors found a brain tumor and needed to perform brain surgery to remove it. Then, she suffered a seizure while running on the treadmill, and had to have a second brain surgery. After recovering, getting healthy, and getting back on the run, Molly and her now-husband got married. But one week after returning from their honeymoon, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Molly is a force to be reckoned with, on the run and beyond. Thank you to Generation UCAN for sponsoring the You Can Run a Marathon series on the Ali on the Run Show! Click here and use code ONTHERUN for 20 percent off your order, plus free shipping. (First-time buyers, check out the UCAN Run Starter Pack here, and get 50 percent off.)   What you’ll get on this episode: Molly’s inspiring story (2:05) On leaning into running during difficult times (8:50) On grieving an injury and healing emotionally (12:15) What Molly’s work day looks like right now (15:20) Why the marathon? Plus, what Molly’s first marathon training cycle and race looked like (16:10) How Molly fuels for marathon training and racing (22:00) When Molly realized she had the potential to run an Olympic Trials qualifying time in the marathon (26:00) On training in Ohio’s ever-changing weather (34:10) What race week looks like for Molly (35:10) Follow Molly: Instagram @mollybookie Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

My high school BFF is here to share her soul-searching journey of accepting herself from the inside out. When Molly's acne turned to aggravating, painful, pustules, she found herself flung into an anxiety-driven life. While her outside appearance caused her distress, she came to the realization that the inside was what REALLY needed healing. Join us in our very REAL conversation about acne, the soul, and the joy that comes from a life of healing.Molly’s Blog

Clinical Psychologist Molly Millwood joins Mallory in the MILK Studio to discuss her new book "To Have and To Hold: Motherhood, Marriage and the Modern Dilemma." When Molly first became a mother, she was fully prepared for what she would gain: an adorable baby, hard won mothering skills, and a chaotic, beautiful life. But what she was not prepared for – and what she did not expect – was what she would lose: aspects of her identity, a baseline level of happiness, a general sense of well-being. And though she had the benefit of a supportive partner during this transition, she also envied and at times resented the fact that the disruption to his life seemed to pale in comparison.   As a psychologist, Molly knew her experience was a normal response to a life-changing event. But without the benefit of such a perspective, many of the patients she treated in her private practice grappled with guilt, self doubt, and fear, and suffered the dual pain of not only the struggle to adjust but also the overwhelming shame for struggling at all. In her book, Molly surveys the complex terrain of new motherhood, exploring the ways it affects women psychologically, emotionally, physically and professionally, as well as how it impacts their partnerships. Molly Millwood holds a Ph.D in clinical psychology with advanced specialized training in marital therapy and intimate relationships. She is a licensed psychologist in private practice, where she is particularly known for her work with couples and with women navigating the transition to parenthood. Molly lives in Vermont with her husband and two children. Find her at www.mollymillwood.com

Jason enlists the help of J.R. & Beth to get back in touch with Molly. When Molly shares their restaurant experience however, the truth comes out!

Merry Christmas! We close out this year's 25 Days of Christmas with the Hallmark Channel movie Mingle All the Way. We review the movie plus we sneak in a mini-review of The Polar Express. This is our last episode of 2018, but we close it out with a quick preview of what's to come in 2019 (rest assured we'll be back and better than ever!)  Here's the IMDB description for Mingle All the Way: ""Mingle All the Way" is a new networking app designed to pair busy professionals together for upcoming events, without long-term romance. Molly, founder of the app, is determined to prove to her family that it is a success. Therefore, she joins the app, and meets another busy professional, Jeff. When Molly and Jeff are matched, they are both horrified to realize they've already had not one, but two disastrous previous encounters. Nevertheless, they agree to stay matched for all their respective upcoming holiday engagements. As the pair gets closer, perhaps their business arrangement might turn into something more this holiday season." We hope every single one of you has a Merry Christmas and/or a Happy Holidays and/or a Happy New Year! 

Download Episode Here Sit back, relax, and feel the FLŌH with Mr. Jacques Evans, CEO of FLŌH Spirits, LLC, and founder of Golden Opportunity Foundation. Get a taste of an entrepreneur's journey from his roots in Cleveland Heights to the creation of “The Caviar of Vodka”. Join Alex and Molly to learn what makes this local brand different, and find out what’s happening in the nightlife scene nowadays. Plus, a fun lesson in the first amendment and find out about when Jacques was in Grease. Follow Jacques and FLŌH on social media @steadyfloh and @flohvodka, and visit the website at www.flohvodka.com. You’ll want to watch Jacques' pages for information on his Art Show at MOCA in February titled “HeART of the Cocktail” Learn more about how Golden Opportunity Foundation is supporting young entrepreneurs at Gofoundationinc.org Find the Princess Cupcake Jones collection at princesscupcakejones.com The Grease Sing-a-long just passed, but follow CVCC on facebook so you don’t miss the next fun event! The Gertsburg Law Firm blog has over 100 articles on topics covering Employment Law, Consumer Law, and ways to protect your business. New and smaller companies will want to check out our new pricing for CoverMySixfor SmallCo’s and Startups.  This complete legal documentation portfolio will minimize your exposure to lawsuits and investigations.  And if you’re a larger or older company, check out www.covermysix.com to learn about the full CM6 audit suite. SHOW NOTES  * 1:28  What happens when you drink virgin lemonade; Election season and a 1st amendment lesson; The state of society; The official vodka of CVCC  * 15:30 Introducing Jacques Evans; When Molly met Jacques; The taste of FLŌH; A map of Russian restaurants in the area and Alex’s early drinking lessons  * 24:45 Welcome Jacques; Why vodka; The story with bottle service; Finding the FLŌH – bars vs clubs  * 35:55 From Heights High to today: An entrepreneur’s journey  * 45:46 The sexiest bottle on the market; The birth of FLŌH; Gratitude for Ms. Watson  * 56:30 Lightning Round

Meet Molly Hayward, the founder and CEO of Cora. Cora is a certified organic tampon company that provides menstrual products for girls in need around the world for every box of tampons that you buy. When Molly learned about the millions of girls around the globe who miss or drop out of school during their periods, she made it her mission to do something about it. We sat down with Molly to hear how she got Cora off the ground, managed to grow a company in a taboo area, and what advice she has for others.

In this episode of Drop and Give Me 20, Lindsey interviews Molly Winkle and Janine Boldrin about knowing when to fold. In military-related business, we see some switching from one focus to another. They shared their experiences as military spouses and how they came up with different and difficult decisions. Molly Winkle is a veteran whose husband and son are on active duty and are currently deployed. She is a realtor specializing in military and long-distance relocation. Janine Boldrin started Military Kids Life after working as a freelance writer in the military space for over a decade. She is currently the managing editor of Military Spouse Magazine. Her husband is in active duty in the army. Important topics they discuss: [02:00] Molly's military background and what her business is all about [03:04] Janine on starting Military Kid's Life back when she was a freelance writer [03:10] Military Kid's life as the first print magazine for military kids [03:24] Janine's family and job background [04:05] Knowing when to fold [04:20] How Janine felt when they had to sell the project she spearheaded [05:20] Molly's experience making a switch from one focus to another [06:53] How she ended up doing real estate [07:46] How Janine knew it's over and it's time to let go of the business and how she felt about it [09:54] When Molly realized the business is not worth pursuing [11:25] The impact being a military spouse has when trying to fold from something [15:00] The possibility of picking back up later the entrepreneur effort they've put behind [17:40] Tips for those who are in the same situation they are in [20:58] Advice to those who are thinking about folding their business Quote: “. . . you’d think that you just have to work harder. And it's hard to figure out what that balance is or that tipping point of ‘Is my hard work going to catapult this or is my hard work in vain?’ and identifying that moment where you can figure out is it really just 'I need to go a few more weeks or a few more months, or even a year, or even I put it in a year . . . it’s really not going to be where it needs to be . . . ” - Janine Boldrin Social: Molly Winkle on Facebook  Molly's Email Address: molly@mollywinkle.com Military Influencer Conference - MIC 2018  Military Spouse  Janine's Email Address: janine.boldrin@militaryspouse.com

Download Episode Here We couldn't be more excited to welcome back Mr. Robb Sapp to the show. After a laugh-filled interview in episode 14, Robb Sapp returns to tell us more about the life of a Broadway star, from his early days as a Sea World whale to the unique service he offers with his company, Dirty Sugar Photography. Check out this hilarious episode to hear about the winner of the We Solve Problems Essay Contest, learn how a good leader changes lives for the better, and discover a brand-new lightning round questions. Find out why we all love Robb by streaming this episode today! Here are some of the links we mentioned in today's episode: Catch Robb's first appearance on the show in Episode 14: www.thebestpodcastever.com/2017/02/15/ep-14-meet-robb-sapp/ Learn more about Dirty Sugar at dirtysugarphotography.com Learn more about the Chagrin Valley Jaycees, who organize the Blossomtime Festival each year, at www.cvjc.org/cv-jaycees and watch the "live" feed of the Blossomtime parade by DRONE OHIO at tinyurl.com/y9mt7hr4. Visit Savannah's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/SavannahSaysThanks/ Read the winning essay in this year's contest at www.wesolveproblems-essay.com and visit the "Media" page to see Jeremy and Alex's interview on ideastream. Find out where the next concert in the Simple Summer Night Concert Series is by visiting www.cvcc.org Read about the EU's new GDPR law, and browse other business law articles at www.gertsburglaw.com/blog/steep-price-data-collection/ [caption id="attachment_1042" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The gang is reunited![/caption] [caption id="attachment_1043" align="alignleft" width="177"] Savannah Says Thank You from the top of a SWAT vehicle in Chagrin Falls[/caption] [caption id="attachment_1083" align="alignright" width="176"] One heck of a Jew 'fro![/caption]     [caption id="attachment_1082" align="alignleft" width="215"] Hello Robb's bitmoji! Or is that Kevin Love???[/caption]                     Check back here soon for Robb's George Michael photo, on the way!   SHOW NOTES * 0:50 Special banter guest, Nelly, talking Blossomtime Festival and parenting * 4:40 Help Savanna Say Thank You * 9:45 Congratulations to the 2018 Essay Contest Winner Jeremy Cavanaugh * 10:45 Robb joins the conversation; How the essay contest is solving social and political conflicts * 21:20 Welcome back, Robb! * 23:30 Robb's ups and downs at Sea World * 28:50 Is Robb Jewish? * 31:40 The wine that may prolong your life * 34:20 Bringing NYC to Chagrin Falls * 43:00 When Molly met Robb, and tooting his horn * 45:40 How a leader changes lives * 58:30 Creating experiences with Dirty Sugar Photography * 1:05:00 What Robb's future holds * 1:06:40 Lightning Round

Welcome to Love Hurts. Molly Kiernan is a writer and comedian living in New York City. When Molly initially agreed to be on the show, she had planned to tell one story, but the week...

Download Episode Here Kick off the new year with Alex, Molly, and Andrew Connors, a Certified Financial Planner and Partner at Fairport Asset Management. Prepare for the future with Andrew's top tips for young people and for business owners, and find out the difference between a wealth manager and a financial planner. This episode will transport you back to the holiday season when Molly was feeling festive and Alex revealed his kryptonite in a bag of mixed nuts. And we ask the eternal question: how many items constitute a "collection"? Get in touch with Andrew through www.fairportasset.com or on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/andrewconnors/. Interested listeners can read his thought paper on "Minding Your Business", a new program for business owners about how to align personal, family and business goals, linked here on the BPE website. The 2018 We Solve Problems Essay Contest is looking for judges and sponsors. Members of the community and business leaders are invited to visit www.wesolveproblems-essay.com to learn more and to sign up through the month of January. Help shape the leaders of tomorrow, as they compete to solve problems and communicate those solutions in a short essay. CoverMySix is a one-stop legal audit for your business, led by award-winning litigators and in-house counsel at The Gertsburg Law Firm. CM6 minimizes your exposure to lawsuits, investigations, disgruntled employees and customers, and all the damage that comes with them. Go to CoverMySix.com to learn how we keep you safe by covering yours. Don’t get sued. Cover Your Six. [caption id="attachment_644" align="alignleft" width="225"] In case you missed it... here is the honorary Gebler chair at Burntwood Tavern[/caption] [caption id="attachment_726" align="alignright" width="300"] Was Alex channeling his inner Molly in this picture from Thanksgiving?[/caption]                 SHOW NOTES * 1:05 One Year of Best.Podcast.Ever. * 2:18 Alex has an allergic reaction to nuts * 3:56 Trying some Mushroom Tea during flu season * 6:52 Molly's VIP chair at Burntwood Tavern * 8:22 Alex saw Dead and Company and approves of John Mayer * 9:25 When Molly started feeling festive during the holiday season; not so much for Alex * 11:29 Introducing Andrew * 14:24 What Andrew is doing with those belt buckles * 19:05 What's the difference between Wealth Management and Financial Advising * 21:48 Common requests and Andrew's advice for young people * 27:48 "Andrew's Commandments" * 29:54 An Andrew-Commandment for personal finances: "Treat yourself as a business" * 32:51 How technology can help with personal finances * 34:26 Working with clients and building relationships * 36:28 Who is the "right fit" client * 39:50 Best Advice for business owners * 43:36 Best Advice for individuals * 45:20 Lightning Round * 58:30 What is Exit Planning

Molly McGuire | Episode 380 Molly McGuire graduated with a BA in ceramics from Central Connecticut State University. Molly's work is focused on texture and creating a tactile experience in everyday objects such as mugs, cups, and lamps. When Molly is not creating, she serves as the gallery coordinator for the university and works at a local museum.

Today our expert guest is Molly Fletcher, who was hailed as the “female Jerry Maguire” by CNN. Molly inspires audiences around the world as a keynote speaker, drawing on success stories from her former life as a sports agent and sharing lessons that she learned from those at the top of their game. One of the most important lessons that Molly learned from working with peak performers is that they lean into discomfort – they embrace it, and they recognize that on the other side of discomfort is growth. When Molly first became a sports agent, she was the only female sports agent… so there were a number of obstacles between her and the incredible success she achieved (she successfully negotiated over $500 million in contracts). It's all about how you think about the obstacles along your journey – are they actually obstacles, or are they opportunities? Molly had to shift her mindset, look at things differently, and celebrate the fact that she was different. It was a gift that athletes remembered her when they were on the range; it was a gift that they had her back when she was behind the dugout; it was a gift that she was able to connect with and serve not only the men she represented, but also their wives. Want to maximize your influence and unleash your potential like Molly? Check out her new podcast, Game Changers with Molly Fletcher. Each episode, she'll take you behind the scenes with peak performers to learn what makes them tick and discover how you can apply their lessons to your life. You can dig even deeper into Molly's incredible insight and experiences in her newest book, Fearless at Work: Achieve Your Potential by Transforming Small Moments into Big Outcomes.   The Biggest Helping: Today's Most Important Takeaway “Stay curious. The more curious we can stay, the more opportunities there are for people to influence us in a positive way, every day, all around us.” Listen to podcasts, read books, and be a lifelong learner!   -- Thank you for joining us on The Daily Helping with Dr. Shuster. Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play to download more food for the brain, knowledge from the experts, and tools to win at life.   Resources: Learn more at MollyFletcher.com Listen to Game Changers with Molly Fletcher Connect with Molly: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube Read Molly's books: Fearless at Work: Achieve Your Potential by Transforming Small Moments into Big Outcomes   A Winner's Guide to Negotiating: How Conversation Gets Deals Done The Business of Being the Best: Inside the World of Go-Getters and Game Changers The 5 Best Tools to Find Your Dream Career    

Molly is the visionary female founder of Cora. If you haven’t heard of Cora tampons before, Cora is a brand committed to providing healthy, modern menstrual products (i.e. tampons) in a completely new way. After travelling the world through many developing nations Molly saw how menstruation negatively affects girls and women living in low resource settings. Many of these girls are unable to afford menstrual products and have to resort to using old rags, newspaper, tree bark, and even pieces of old mattresses to manage their monthly bleeds. As you can imagine, using unhygienic methods such as these can cause infections, reproductive health problems, not to mention leaking. When Molly later learned that many of the menstrual products widely sold in North America use harmful chemicals and materials (i.e. pesticides, and other synthetic chemicals) that can cause endocrine disruption, cancer and other illnesses she decided to take matters into her own hands. Molly joined forces with her business partner Morgen and founded Cora. Not only are Cora tampons made from premium organic cotton (and free from harmful pesticides & synthetic materials), but Cora’s is on a mission to empower girls in developing nations. For every product sold, Cora provides sustainable menstrual products to girls in low resource settings. In today's episode, we expose the dangers of using conventional menstrual products, and we also have a much-needed discussion of the challenges that girls and women face in low resource settings. What it means for women and girls when they don't have access to the menstrual products they need to manage their periods. Topics discussed in today's episode Why women in low resource settings are managing their periods with old clothes, tree bark and pieces of old mattresses The reality for women and girls in low resource settings who are not able to attend school and work because of their periods What toxic chemicals are lurking in your menstrual products The link between synthetic materials like rayon and polyester and Toxic Shock Syndrome The health benefits of using 100% organic cotton tampons compared to the regular tampons you buy at the store Why women and girls in low resource settings lack access to menstrual products and what they use instead How the lack of access to menstrual products prevents girls from attending school during their period in many countries worldwide. Why menstrual products should be provided free of charge besides every toilet just like toilet paper How Cora has integrated the fundamental issue of access to menstrual products their company's mission How your purchase of Cora Tampons benefits girls in India and Kenya The connection between conventional menstrual products and health issues like painful periods, yeast infections, and bacterial vaginosis. The inspiration behind the design of Cora Tampons and accessories (i.e. say no to the obnoxious pink and purple packaging characteristic of conventional menstrual products) Why the design savvy carrying case and other accessories are not about hiding your period or being ashamed of it but instead are about embracing it and creating a positive experience of menstruation Why women who buy Cora tampons don't pay the tampon tax Connect with Molly You can connect with Molly on the Cora Website, on Facebook, and Twitter Resources mentioned Cora | Organic Tampons That Work FFP 078 | Lunapads & The Diva Cup | Sustainable, Eco-friendly & Healthy Menstrual Products | Madeleine Shaw & Suzanne Siemens FFP 065 | 6 Easy Ways to Reduce Your Xenoestrogen Exposure with Lisa | Fertility Friday Join the community! Find us in the Fertility Friday Facebook Group Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast on iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Cora! Made from 100% organic cotton, Cora tampons were designed not only to help you manage your periods but also to preserve your health.  For every month of tampons you buy, Cora gives a month of pads along with menstrual health education to a girl in need in India. Click here to receive your first month's supply free of charge. *Please note that Cora only ships within the United States. Fertility Friday | Fertility Management Masterclass This episode is sponsored by my Fertility Management Masterclass! Gain clarity and confidence using the Fertility Awareness Method and improve your cycle health at the same time! Click here for more information! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic