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词汇提示1.sign up 注册2.rambled on 漫步，漫谈原文University It's time to sign up for school.This year Natalie is going to Brock University.She is never been to university before.She is little bit scared.She hopes she meets nice，new friends.Natalie stood in line to get her picture taken.The picture was put on a card.The card was her picture ID (identification).She would use this card if she needed to buy books from the school bookstore；if she wanted to get a book from the library；or if she wanted to use the pool.After all of the signing up and money was paid.Natalie went out to lunch with her mother.“Mom，I'm kind of scared about going to school.I'm going to be the youngest kid there.I don't know how to take notes.The teachers might been mean…”，Natalie rambled on.Her mom just calmed her down and said“Take one day at a time，Natalie. Worry only about today.”“Hmmmm，you're right，mom. Thanks！”.Natalie was very scared on the first day of school.She made sure she had all of the books she needs and lots of pen，pencils and erasers.She walked into the front of the building and went on her way to try and find her way to her classroom.Natalie got through her classes and met a lot of new people，nice people.Her classes seemed to go by really fast，and the day went by even faster.When Natalie got home，she was so excited.She told her mom that classes weren't all that scary；the students and the teachers weren't scary either.Natalie knew that the school work would be hard，but she felt good that the people she had met that day.She knew she'd have a good year.

In this episode, Kandyce and Noah discuss S8 E3 of the USA hit TV show, Monk. When Natalie and Monk are stranded in a desert town, Adrian witnesses an alien encounter that not even he can explain. End Theme by Jeff Beal

Today we have two special guest's Natalie and Chris Martinez. Natalie Martinez is the CEO of Strong Women Strong Girls, a non-profit that teaches girls how to be strong young women. At age 25, Natalie became a single mother of two babies. During that difficult time in her life, she became a minister and found love in the church choir. She fell in love with musician Chris Martinez, they got married and are raising three children together. God certainly had a plan for them!Chris Martinez is a self-taught musician and producer with 22 years of experience. He enjoys collaborating and bringing out the best in independent artists. His philosophy can be summed up in this quote. “when words fail, music speaks”. Natalie Martinez is the CEO of a mentoring program that gives young girls skills for lifelong success. Natalie's heart is amazing, as well as her drive to give back to her community. One of her favorite quotes is "where there is a will, there is a way," and this strong woman never quits, especially on someone she loves.Natalie was a single mother when she met Chris; Chris was raised by a single mother and felt compelled to step in. When Natalie met Chris, Chris was presenting as a woman, his gender at birth was female. Once Chris fell in love with Natalie, he felt safe to transition to a man–who he was all along. Natalie always loved Chris for who he was. She fell in love with the person and didn't care what package he came in; she just loved his soul.Natalie and Chris share a deeply personal story that reflects strength, diversity, and transition. Kerry Brett, Natalie and Chris Martinez cover a lot of ground and topics include:What it's like to live in a transgender marriage.The importance of being open in love.How to be truly honest with yourself.Often we want stereotypes rather than finding the love that you need.Give yourself a chance, connect with the individual rather than the exterior.Why it's important to question conditioning.How to overcome misperceptions or judgements of others.Overcoming tradition, culture, and not being accepted.Open yourself up to love; be open because you never know what package that person may come in.Lose labels; things don't have to be in a box. Look for authenticity; people who dare to be who they are.If a person can't accept or love all of you-whatever shape or form that may be, well, that person isn't for you.In today's world, all we hear is that we are all in this together. It's important to focus on inclusion and society's acceptance rather than rejection or exclusion because we all want a sense of belonging, and we all deserve love.For more information about the non-profit Strong Women Strong Girls follow Natalie Martinez on www.swsg.org. Follow on Instagram Natalie Martinez @nluvlee, and Chris Martinez @chrisleesound. To download Chris’s music you can find him on SoundCloud:clmsound.

When Natalie learned how to drive for the first time, she was running red lights and freaking out. Fingers, got drunk before his Driver's Ed final exam. Stole his father's car and wouldn't give it back. Instead he did reverse donuts in a mall parking lot, and got the vehicle up on two wheels, like some kind of movie stunt man. Also, tales lead to hiding out and dodging the cops.Listen to I've Got One For You NOW! Make sure to click the FOLLOW button on the iHeartRadio app, "I've Got One For You," with Fingers and Natalie: sharing their unique and weird stories. Twitter: @Fingerspaint || @NatalieOnTheAir - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IG14U/

Are you a perfectionist DONE with trying to be perfect?Does any of this sound like you:You’ve been so busy tweaking your website after a year and you’re just ready to launch it.You’ve been sitting on a book idea and you’re ready to just write the damn book.You’re ready to launch a business but you’ve been putting it off for way too long.Are you done waiting and ready to get moving on your dreams?Then, what if I told you that overcoming perfectionism is much easier than you think? The world needs you to tap into your full potential, the world needs what you have to teach and share. Are you shaking your head behind the screen? Thinking to yourself, yep that’s me! I am ready to ditch my perfectionism. Then this week’s episode is for you!Our guest on the Untapped Podcast this week is no stranger to perfectionism, Natalie Tolhopf was a professional chef. A career that certainly demands a touch of perfection, in order to create and duplicate masterpiece meals night after night. When Natalie came into the business world, her perfectionism came with her. She learned to overcome perfectionism and tap into her potential and now it is her mission for you to do the same.After 2 failed business attempts, Natalie learned that mindset, action, and consistency are what truly make you unstoppable. She learned how to ditch perfectionism for good, say goodbye to imposter syndrome and harness her superpowers.We talk all things perfectionism in this episode, including the numbing mechanisms you may be using to avoid the mindset work it takes to get over perfectionist patterns. We even dive into the one thing that sets you apart from the people who are making all of their dreams happen. Get ready to tune inward and get aligned with your purpose in this episode!Come find out how Natalie’s built in BS detector can help you build a business in a way that’s right for you. There are so many actionable steps packed into this episode for you to let go of your inner perfectionist for good! In this episode you’ll uncover:How Natalie went from 2 failed businesses to her successful dream businessHow you can overcome perfectionism and go for what you really wantWhat “imperfect action” is and how you can start taking it!Why “failures” are actually good thingsThe ONE thing that sets you apart from the people you’re watching create successPodcast Resources and Links:Check out Natalie's cool mindset quiz hereLearn more about Natalie at her website hereTune into The Power of Morning Routines to Lead a Good Life hereReady to earn more income and a bigger impact? Check out my $10K club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Natalie's parents divorced, she started questioning everything about her religion. After years of doing small and simple things to find truth, Natalie has learned that it's okay to have questions, struggles, and issues.

When Natalie's dad died suddenly at the start of her freshman year of high school, she searched, but couldn't find what she most needed: a resource written for and by other grieving teens. So, she decided to create one. In March of 2020, Natalie launched the website Teenage Grief Sucks which serves as a platform for articles ranging from what it's like to go to driving school when you're grieving to tips for how teens can support their grieving friends.  To read Natalie's work, or contribute your own, visit www.teenagegriefsucks.com. 

When Natalie mentioned on Instagram Stories that she was loving the TV adaption of Sally Rooney's novel, Normal People, she received a flurry of replies about this portrayal of a casual (sometimes secret) relationship mixed with a complicated friendship. Natalie talks about some of the sources of hurt and misunderstanding in casual relationships and what we can learn from our participation.    Instagram | Break The Cycle Online Course | Blog | Membership

In this episode, Kandyce and Noah discuss S5 E5 of the USA hit TV show, Monk. When Natalie forces Monk to start his own private investigation service, it's a wild venture that doesn't last long. Fender benders and murder collide! End Theme by Jeff Beal

Do you want to know the one thing that BossBabe’s co-founders, Natalie Ellis and Danielle Canty, credit to the success of their business relationship? One word: communication.    When Natalie and Danielle were building BossBabe into a 7-figure empire that serves female entrepreneurs, they were on two different continents up until recently. Despite an eight-hour time difference, Natalie and Danielle have always put communication at the forefront of how they operate in life and business.     Grab your coffee and join us in this episode on The BossBabe Podcast as we take you behind-the-scenes of what it really looks like to be in a business relationship with your best friend and how to cultivate a thriving partnership.   Receive 20% off Grammarly Premium when you sign up at Grammarly.com/BOSSBABE

While Sara is in Star City, Ava is in charge and trying to be the cool leader. They head back to 1 France to deal with the encore of Marie Antionette who uses perfume to charm everyone around her to party until they die. The Legends successfully extract her head and body and bring her above the Waverider. Zari goes against Ava’s orders to look at her future and finds out that in just a couple years her perfume will ruin people’s sense of smell and cost her all her followers. She takes Marie’s perfume to use for herself at her perfume launch. When it accidentally gets spilled on the red carpet everyone becomes infatuated by Zari and chase after her. While Mick and Ray deal with a headless Marie, Ava, Behrad and Nate rescue Zari with a well timed plunge in a fountain to get rid of the perfume. Meanwhile Constantine and Charlie deal with the ghost of Astra’s mother, Natalie and the truth about their relationship. John was in love with Natalie but chose love over magic. When Natalie was killed by a drunk driver John tried to bring her back but the demon he was bargaining with took Astra in exchange for Natalie’s return. Natalie tells John about the Loom of Fate and why Charlie was at John’s house. Charlie found the Loom and destroyed it and scattered the pieces across the multiverse. However, now she feels her past catching up with her Post Crisis. Zari with her social status ruined by the fountain plunge eats a donut and recalls more of the old timeline. Astra tries to change John’s future by moving his death by lung cancer up by 10 years to now. And gets it done in exchange for a favor in hell. The episode ends with John dying in front of Charlie and Gary. Today's After Show Was Hosted By: Frank Moran (@happygojackie), Lauren Mosely (@laurenbmosely) Dave Child (@mrdavechild) Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I got to sit down with Natalie Hansen who is 20 year old beautiful and thriving model, but unfortunately she has had to do it without her dad. When Natalie was 14 years old she and her family were left devastated when she lost her father to suicide in a public setting. Natalie was one of the last people to speak to him. After losing her dad Natalie has had to deal with all the stages of grief from sadness all the way to guilt. For the first time after 6 years Natalie is telling her story. I got to sit down and talk to her about the day her dad died, and how it has affected her life to this day. It hasn't been an easy road but Natalie is ready to share her story in hopes of helping someone who might be in a similar situation either with themselves or with someone they know. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candleinadarkroom/support

Anger, rage, and screaming were some of the things I dealt with when I was neck deep in depression. I should say, these are some of the things those around me dealt with. My depression comes out in waves of anger. Today's guest is Natalie Hixon who is a certified professional life coach. I am so excited to have her on the show today, because she specializes in helping women overcome destructive anger and burnout.  The theme for season 2 was body, mind, and soul. I was upset because I didn't have a theme for season 3, but everything came together. Season 3 is really about cleaning out our hearts, homes, and souls. It's about ridding ourselves from junk and clutter that threaten our health and relationships. Burnout, self-destructive patterns, addiction, and anger will destroy who you are and what you're setting out to do. This is why I’m so honored to have Natilie on the show to share her story today. Show Notes: [03:39] Natalie lives in Montana. This is one of my bucket list states. [04:58] Natalie married Mike, her high school sweetheart. They have three daughters ages 15, 12, and 8 years old. They love living in Montana. Natalie has been there her whole life. [05:23] Natalie spends her days coaching moms who suffer with anger and burnout. [06:29] Growing up, Natalie knew she was an angry person. When she first got married, she noticed she was screaming at Mike. [07:13] She knew there was a problem when she was on the floor throwing tantrums with her two-year-old. [08:51] After a couple of years, Natalie took her daughter to a therapist and discovered she was the one who had the real anger problems. [09:39] When a child has an issue, it's often the mother who has things to work through. [12:01] Natalie would scream at her kids, throw things, slam doors, squeeze arms, and spank. She would cry that she abused her kids with destructive anger.  [14:59] Melissa doesn't struggle with this now, because her kids are older, and she has had a lot of counseling.  [17:19] Natalie is opening group coaching, because so many people feel like they are alone. There is a multitude of women who are beside themselves. [20:41] Natalie's journey started in the therapist's office.  [23:13] Communicating how you are feeling helps your kids understand their feelings.  [24:30] Anger is a natural human emotion. Destructive anger is what needs to be worked through. [25:36] Slamming doors, screaming, hitting, throwing things, or causing any type of pain is destructive anger.  [29:08] Gaining control of anger and restoring relationships in family is possible.  [30:17] When Natalie would blow up in rage, she would ask for forgiveness. This is the recovery piece.  [33:14] Open and honest communication is how we restore, heal, and grow. [34:42] When mom's get angry, they can practice what they are learning and teach their kids how to get angry. [35:58] It's not okay to deny destructive anger in your life. Reach out for help. [37:31] Recognize how you feel after exploding. Create awareness.  [40:03] Natalie loves pizza and rosé. [40:39] Friendship means love, openness, and sisterhood. [41:17] Her favorite movie is You've Got Mail.  [42:04] I love women like Natalie who take their pain to change the world. I love the kind that bravely ask for help.  Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter Autographed Copy of Eat Cake. Be Brave. Eat Cake. Be Brave. Extended Book Trailer Sign Up for Insider Access INK: Replacing What Stained You With What Can Change You Natalie Hixson Natalie Hixson Instagram Natalie Hixson Facebook

When Natalie finished with college soccer she needed something to stay active and provide a competitive outlet. On a whim, she ran a local 5k mud run and placed 2nd female overall. From there, she was hooked. Natalie PR’d every marathon she ran over a four year period (with a best time of 3:11) before the 2019 Boston Marathon. On that day, however, her dream race became a nightmare. In this episode she details how she dealt with that disappointment, how she overcame an eating disorder that exacerbated a pre-existing heart condition causing her to have heart surgery, and how she uses her own experiences to help influence others as an active club soccer coach in Southern California. You can learn more about Natalie at www.runnergirlnatalie.com. The Rambling Runner Podcast is presented by Mercury Mile. You can get a box of high quality apparel and goodies that all runners will love at www.mercurymile.com and save $10 by using promo code “ramblingrunner10” at checkout. A big thank you to Megaton Coffee for making great tasting coffee with twice the caffeine and fueling the Rambling Runner Podcast. Learn more at www.megatoncoffee.com and use “rambling” at checkout for to get your first bag of coffee of your subscription plan for only $5. Arete Women's Running Club is fast with a side of fun! They are an intermediate and advanced female running team with chapters across the country. They love to train and race together in a supportive and fun environment. If this sounds like a team you want in your life, registration closes July 1 for the 2019 season; visit www.runarete.com to learn more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When Natalie had to train for the 2018 London Marathon in less than four months, it didn't take long before she realised that she was employing lessons she'd learned from doing No Contact and her initial struggle to create healthy boundaries. If you battle an inner critic that encourages you to do stuff only to switch things up and scare the bejaysus out of you about those same choices, or you wrestle with perfectionism or backtrack on changes you've decided to make because of the discomfort you experience, this episode is for you.  Instagram | Events | Blog | Membership

Summary: The YaJagoff team, including Arthur Moats, take the red carpet in flair and fun for Lights! Glamour! Action! at The Pennsylvanian for its Oscar celebrations hosted by The Pittsburgh Film Office.   Dawn Keezer, Director of The Pittsburgh Film Office, talks friendly cast and crew stories as well as how the movie industry in the Pittsburgh area boosted the unemployment rate by one percent in the region! Film Producer Russ Streiner does the zombie walk, Andy from Pittsburgh Smokehosue promises to hide some apps, and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette SEEN Editor and Ask Natalie star, Natalie Bencivenga chats movies before working her own magic. The Political party spotlight includes Lt. Governor John Fetterman and his wife Gisele Barreto Fetterman while Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald gives Arthur Moats the inside scoop on tax credit. All jagoffs attended from far and wide to dress their best in a night filled with a dazzle of superior ambience.   Music: Oscar Fun  SPONSOR:  Total Sports Enterprises is in Steelers off-season mode, so expect everything from glassware and novelty tees to lanyards car stickers to be a little less this time of year.  Plus, TSE is getting ready to move into its new location on Campbells Run Road where you can catch a signing, enjoy the quality showroom of unique items, and browse our inventory of products. First let's take advantage of the clearance.  As always visit tseshop.com  Question of the day:  Who would you support If you had to be a supporting actor/actress?   RED CARPET GUEST LINEUP:  01:29   Russ Streiner - Dawn of the Dead Zombie AND President of the Pittsburgh Film Office Board  07:23  Pittsburgh Smokehouse - Andy is always a great guest. He made chicken wings out of tofu?  14:25  Arthur Moats – Brings his Moats' Notes --- it's the Oscar movies edition  22:37  Natalie Bencivenga - When Natalie's at an event... it's THE event!  29:58  Dawn Keezer - The Director of the Pittsburgh Film Office … how many pairs of shoes does she have on hand at the gala?  39:30 John Fetterman and Gisele Barreto Fetterman - the Lieutenant Governor says he is “arm candy” for his wife! And we get invited to the mansion to record a podcast.  47:01  Sam Sandora of 3 Rivers Studios – finally.. Someone who helps to explain why the film tax credits are a good thing!  52:21  Rich Fitzgerald and family – Rachael is on a nickname-basis with “ACE” and his fam!!  Find daily #Jagoffs posts at www.YaJagoff.com    NEW LISTENING PLATFORMS   * No Longer available IN the Pittsburgh Podcast Network Channel Feed.   How to Listen Regularly:   All shows are free and available to listen 24/7/365 nationwide. Audio-On-Demand in-your-hand, on smartphone, tablet, laptop and desktop computers.   – Available to APPLE users on the iTunes and Podcast app.   – Available to ANDROID users on Google Play Music,   – Available to ALL users via YaJagoff.com, Stitcher, or tunein   * SEARCH: YaJagoff Podcast *          iTunes        Google Play Music        tunein        RSS        Libsyn The Rivers Edge        YaJagoff Website Thanks To: Colin Parrish for social and video.   How to Follow Everyone on Twitter:   Total Sports Enterprises @TotalSportsEnt John Chamberlin @YaJagoff Rachael Rennebeck @RachaelRennebe3 Arthur Moats @dabody52 PGH Film Office @PghFilmOffice The Pennsylvanian @PennsylvanianAp Russ Streiner @RussStreiner Pittsburgh Smokehouse @pittsburgh.smokehouse Natalie Bencivenga @NBSeen Pittsburgh Post-Gaztte @PittsburghPG Lt. Governor Fetterman @JohnFetterman Gisele Barreto Fetterman @giselefetterman Rich Fitzgerald @votefitz Three Rivers Studios @3RiversStudios See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

At a young age Natalie took on the persona of newscaster, truly getting into the roll by carrying a hand made microphone constructed from aluminum foil and a paper towel tube. As time passed she switched her focus to PR, only to become disenchanted with what traditional PR entails. As we have found, life tends to be a series of loops, and for Natalie, this meant coming back to PR from another angle, podcasters. When Natalie found PR she knew it was a great fit. "I knew I was good at talking to people, networking with people, making connections, putting myself out there and representing brands or people or anything of the sort." While it's not always easy to see your skill sets, it pays (literally) to sit down and figure out what they are. The things that come easiest to you are exactly what someone else has difficulty with and will pay you to handle. Just because it's easy for you, doesn't mean it's easy. While finding her way between leaving the PR program at college and becoming a VA, Natalie studied recreational therapy. This allowed her to step back and take a look at the kind of life she wanted to live. Natalie realized that she wanted to make sure the living of her life came first. Set your priorities and then build around them. For full links and show notes visit compassopod.com/003

On this episode I interview singer/songwriter Natalie Christine! Natalie started drinking and smoking weed at a young age, which led to more and more abuse. When Natalie was 18, she lost her best friend, Valerie. After losing her best friend, Natalie turned to drugs and alcohol which snowballed for years.Today, Natalie is over 4 years sober and rockin' her recovery. Natalie, THANK YOU for being such an amazing Recovery Rockstar!

On this episode I interview singer/songwriter Natalie Christine! Natalie started drinking and smoking weed at a young age, which led to more and more abuse. When Natalie was 18, she lost her best friend, Valerie. After losing her best friend, Natalie turned to drugs and alcohol which snowballed for years.Today, Natalie is over 4 years sober and rockin' her recovery. Natalie, THANK YOU for being such an amazing Recovery Rockstar!

On this episode I interview singer/songwriter Natalie Christine! Natalie started drinking and smoking weed at a young age, which led to more and more abuse. When Natalie was 18, she lost her best friend, Valerie. After losing her best friend, Natalie turned to drugs and alcohol which snowballed for years.Today, Natalie is over 4 years sober and rockin' her recovery. Natalie, THANK YOU for being such an amazing Recovery Rockstar!

When Natalie was just a temp, she literally "ran into" the founder of the company in the hall. In a quick conversation, she relayed the inefficiencies she saw within the company. He enlisted her to help fix these issues and now she's CEO.  Natalie is a champion of "Anywhere" work - listen up as she details how she runs a distributed team and creates culture. 

This hilarious, wisdom-bomb-dropping, unassuming, STRONG FREAKING WOMAN talks us through her life today in such a candid and personal way, you will laugh and cry and laugh all over again. When Natalie was just 14 years old, her parents were in a serious motorcycle accident. She lost her dad and, though her mom is still alive, her mental and physical state isn't the same. Natalie takes us through years of the grief process, feelings of abandonment, and some of the moments she's allowed God to "Father" her orphan-heart.  She also talks about years of singleness while all her friends were getting married and having babies. Always a bridesmaid, never a bride... Welp, Natalie "finally" got hitched to her Latin Lover about a year and a half ago and they're expecting their first little bundle any day now.

This episode changed Lindsey + Krista’s life... and it’s going to absolutely blow your mind. Natalie Miles is an intuitive spiritual guide & mentor who specializes in connecting people with their spirit guides, helping people find answers and clear blocks so that they feel more clear, confident, and connected.   Your conversations with an intuitive can be so heart and eye opening because the answers are already inside of you – but with some help from your spirit guides, your cheerleaders in the spiritual realm, you can really learn so much about who you are and how to navigate as a spiritual being on this Earth.   In this episode we talk deeply about…   When Natalie started getting downloads + messages Intuitive circles in the UK What spirit guides sound like How you can start talking to your spirit guide + develop that skill Our lifelong relationship with our main spirit guide Knowing whether your guide is masculine or feminine Choosing the human experience Learning for your guide’s name Being in a relationship as an intuitive The challenges + benefits of growing up in an intuitive family A crazy, scar story that Natalie has never shared before #ALMOST30EXCLUSIVE Safely exploring your shadow side so you can continue to evolve Learning what happened in your past lives Connecting with your dreams Lindsey + Krista’s sessions with Natalie (and the huge shifts they experienced)   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Join Almost 30 + Natalie Miles in Seattle on August 11 @ 3:00 PM!!   What to expect: Guided meditation for our Guides to step forward An exclusive LIVE READING Personal and collective unlocking of your intuition Live Q&A with Natalie Miles Natalie Miles’s conversation and messages with Spirit   Want a ticket?! Click here to RSVP.   Resources: Learn more | natalie-miles.com Instagram | @iamnataliemiles Facebook | facebook.com/nataliemilesthespiritupgrade Twitter | @nat_miles YouTube | youtube.com/nataliemilesthespiritupgrade Thrive Market | Save 25% off your first order at thrivemarket.com/almost30 Alterra Pure | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at alterrapure.com Après | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off at drinkapres.com Everlywell | Get 15% off your first order using code ALMOST30 at everlywell.com The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

Natalie Eckdahl joins me today to talk about using your tribe to grow your business to seven figures, and beyond! Natalie is a business strategist and coach who helps high-achieving women entrepreneurs grow and scale their businesses. As the host of the popular BizChix podcast and the leader of two masterminds, she’s intimately familiar with how growing your tribe can grow your business. She also emphasizes not burning out, and talks about creating passive income. Find Out More About Natalie Here: BizChix Natalie Eckdahl on LinkedIn @bizchixpodcast on Twitter Biz Chix on Facebook In This Episode: [01:23] - Natalie starts things off by talking about game changers that have transformed her business from a marketing and sales perspective. [03:03] - Does Natalie worry that she might lose control of her community on Facebook, since it’s not on her own site? [05:42] - People are on Facebook, so that’s the most effective way for them to communicate, Natalie points out. [07:46] - We hear about how the women who attended Natalie’s event responded to the experience. [12:18] - Stephan takes a moment to talk about his own attempts to put on events, which he had to cancel due to lack of ticket sales. Natalie then discusses the need to know your strategy. [15:22] - Something that Natalie learned from her event is that her audience is hungry to learn. [17:46] - Natalie discusses whether her mention of losing money on her event takes mastermind sales into account, or only ticket sales. [19:46] - When Natalie documents positive comments on her sales page, does she reach out to each person for permission? [24:02] - Natalie talks about her switch from interview-format podcasts episodes to solo episodes. [27:28] - Does Natalie do episodes live as well, or are they purely recorded in advance and released later? [28:52] - Most podcast consumers are listening only and not consuming via video, Stephan points out. Natalie then talks about the difficulty of getting people to move from one platform to another, and how to get people to share your content. [31:51] - We hear about how Natalie has grown her podcast. [33:32] - Stephan takes a moment to recommend a previous conversation with Daniel J. Lewis about iTunes SEO. [35:53] - We learn about some low-hanging fruit SEO tactics for YouTube videos. [38:13] - Why does Natalie offer two levels of masterminds? [41:36] - Natalie talks about one of the biggest game-changers in her business: hiring a high-level team member to facilitate the masterminds. [43:56] - We learn about the pricing of Natalie’s two masterminds. [47:10] - Natalie’s closing thought on masterminds is that when you put them together, you’re really looking for diversity. [48:00] - How can people get in touch with Natalie, sign up for her events, or learn more about her and what she does? Links and Resources: BizChix Natalie Eckdahl on LinkedIn @bizchixpodcast on Twitter Biz Chix on Facebook Kate’s Take Entrepreneur on Fire Moz’s Recommended List of SEO/Marketing Consultant, Firms & Agencies Daniel J. Lewis on Marketing Speak Podcasters’ Society 6 Ways to Grow Your Podcast Audience With SEO by Stephan Spencer Google Trends Jeff Martin on Marketing Speak CEOCHIX EliteChix Stacking Your Team podcast BizChix episode 302: Teams are the “New” Passive Income BizChix episode 287: Design a High Performing Mastermind The Art of Masterminding: Free Quick Start Guide  

This hour an unlikely best-seller, a colorful hero and the legends of burlesque.“Naked Came the Stranger”: an oral history By Sam Kim for PRI’s Studio360 In 1969, the erotic potboiler “Naked Came the Stranger” climbed The New York Times bestseller list. According to the back cover, it was written by a “demure Long Island housewife” named Penelope Ashe. Except… that wasn’t the whole story.Becoming Barbara by Natalie Kestecher for Short Cuts on BBC Radio 4 When Natalie found herself stuck on a story she was writing and struggling for ideas, a friend invited her to a special gathering. There, during a spiritual dalliance into literary soul-searching, she finally met her muse.Burlesque Legends by Steve Urquhart for Seriously on BBC Radio 4 Each year, hundreds of performers attend the Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend in Las Vegas, where the guests of honour are The Living Legends. In the mid-20th century these women were shunned by society. Most were presumed prostitutes. But now their careers are celebrated, and their ground-breaking acts are revived, at the Titans of Tease Reunion. British actor, cabaret star, and former Best Male Striptease Artist, Mat Fraser embarks on a very personal journey to meet some of the legends, both on and off stage.This hour of Re:sound was produced by Dennis Funk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Natalie and Bob believe that epic love IS possible, and that relentlessly honest communication is the key to having it. They are trained life coaches, founders of Sex the Podcast, and creators of the Open Relationship Design eCourse. As lovers, partners, and friends they help couples in committed relationship shift from struggle and stuck patterns to create deep ease, connection, and intimacy in their sex lives and relationships. They also work with singles who are ready to stop settling for more of the same, and call in the relationship of their dreams. Natalie and Bob Vroom Veer Stories Natalie shares about being a late bloomer with sex, dating and relationships When Natalie decided to learn about sex, she tried to over achieve Bob was also a late bloomer to sex, dating and relationships and felt "broken" Getting over shame is a ongoing process, Jeff and Bob are still a work in progress Clear honest communication comes first with oneself and THEN with partner How Natalie and Bob help their clients to get clear about what they want. How the new normal in dating is now online dating instead of meeting in bars How to talk to women out in the world, like at Trader Joes or Whole Foods. Natalie and Bob Links Natalie and Bob the web site Sex the Podcast  

STARVE THE DOUBTS INTERVIEW WITH NATALIE SISSON Jared Easley together with co-host Zeb Welborn from Defining Success Podcast interviewed Natalie Sisson! Natalie is known as the “suitcase entrepreneur”. Natalie is running her six-figure online business from a laptop while travelling the world. Natalie is a number one best-selling author on a mission to create freedom in business and adventure in life by herself and a hundred thousand entrepreneurs by 2020. She will also be a speaker in the upcoming Podcast Movement 2014 in Dallas Texas! In this episode, you’ll learn: • The key to successfully raise funds for your dream idea –“Have an awesome story! It’s all about the story” • What is a suitcase entrepreneur? • Natalie’s profession before she started becoming a Suitcase Entrepreneur • What lead Natalie in becoming a suitcase entrepreneur • When Natalie started her blogging business • Natalie’s encouragement for those who are just starting with their dream business –“Believe in yourself... Give yourself a permission to go on rocket!” • Top three best places Natalie travelled around the globe -I. Spain II. Brazil III. Laos • How Natalie transitioned from her previous jobs to becoming an entrepreneur • Natalie talked about her workshop Social Media Boot Camp • The coolest things Natalie experienced with her suite case entrepreneur lifestyle • Virtual Teams: Where and How Natalie selects her own virtual team • Project management tools Natalie used: ASANA, Google Drive, Dropbox • Natalie’s 100,000 People Movement to help others start a freedom online based business –“Life is short, build the business that you love that fits around your lifestyle.” • Natalie’s advice for people who wants to start a suitcase entrepreneur lifestyle –“Have a clear vision in business and life!” • The impact of having a vision in life and business • Who are the people a suitcase entrepreneur attracts? • The biggest mistakes Natalie made • The importance of having a team in your business • One thing Natalie is most proud of –“Making a difference in others lives.” • Natalie defines success –“Living life on your own terms!” • Does Natalie consider herself successful? • Travelling as Natalie’s constant teacher • Who is doing something that interests Natalie Sisson? Connect with Natalie at: TheSuitcaseEntreprenuer.com, @nataliesisson Natalie Sisson’s message for all the listeners: “Go out there, and JUST DO IT!” Items mentioned: • Podcast Movement 2014 • Define Success Podcast • Kick Starters • Suitcase Entrepreneur • Allies and Adversaries • Social Media Boot Camp • ASANA • Google Drive • Drop Box • 100,000 People Movement • Sally Hudson Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=CQWQVRBGQCK7E&source=url)

Back in Gorom-Gorom, Kwamé reviews the situation: the broken talisman, the files in the electronic notebook, the visit to Tondiédo, the aunt's prophecy. Everything indicates that Professor Omar is the wise man who would know how to make the dessert green again. But who has the other half of the talisman: Omar or his kidnappers? How to find them? When Natalie comes, she explains she works for the police! Friend or enemy? Kwamé hesitates...

When Natalie learns that the Maryland Blue Crab in on the endangered extinction list she has some things of her own that should be included like Dentists and Chia Pets.