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Allison Pataki has made it her specialty to discover the relatively unknown women of history whose lives changed the course of empires, whose names have largely been forgotten.  Women like Désirée Clary, the first love of Napoleon's life. She might have ended up as Empress if he hadn't met Josephine, but she went on to found a famous royal house which still exists today. In The Queen's Fortune, Allison's latest book, she tells us the story of this fascinating historical figure. Hi there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler and in todays Binge Reading episode Allison talks about the qualities needed for living through turbulent times, whether they are contemporary or historical, and the women who survived them. On a more personal note, in her own intimate memoir, Beauty in the Broken Places, she catalogues her own journey through rough waters. Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: Why Allison loves writing about history's unsung heroinesHow she discovered Sisi, the 'accidental' EmpressThe first love whose legacy outlives Napoleon'sDealing with the 'club of bad things'The authors she recommendsOrchestrating betrayal - traitor Benjamin Arnold's wife's story Where to find Allison Pataki:  Website: Allisonpataki.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AllisonPatakiPage  Twitter: @AllisonPataki Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/allison-pataki Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7155436.Allison_Pataki What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. But now, here's Allison. Jenny Wheeler: Hello there, Allison and welcome to the show. It's so good to have you with us. Allison Pataki: Thank you so much for having me, Jenny. I'm thrilled to be here. The wonders of modern technology. We can be crossing winter to summer across the globe. Jenny Wheeler: That's absolutely right. You are in the depths of winter. Tell us what you're experiencing right now. Allison Pataki: I'm in upstate New York, about an hour outside of Manhattan, and we are in the middle of a historic snowstorm. It started two days ago, and it has not stopped and is not showing signs of stopping. Allison Pataki - Best-selling New York Times historic fiction Everybody has been completely housebound. Local leaders have advised everybody to stay off the roads, which is not an issue for us because our car is so buried under snow right now that we can't get anywhere. So it's me, my husband, our children, and we're all on day four of solitary confinement together at home. Jenny Wheeler: You've had a taste of that this last 12 months with the pandemic as well. Allison Pataki: Exactly. This is a new level because we literally can't go outside our front door. It's taking it to the extreme in the depths of February wintertime snowy weather. Jenny Wheeler: You are a New York Times bestselling author who's made a specialty of finding relatively unknown women - you describe them as previously unexplored women – and turning them into riveting historical fiction. I wonder where that impulse initially came from? Allison Pataki: Well, thank you. I hope it's riveting fiction. That certainly would be high praise to hear that. That genre, for me, is my happy place as a reader and as a writer. Allison's 'happy place' is history I have always loved history and I've always loved reading and literature and diving into a great story. I truly think historical fiction for me is a perfect blending of those passions and those interests. I feel historical fiction is a wonderful way in, because it's not only educational, but it's wildly entertaining and transportive. What I've noticed myself gravitating towards is historical fiction that is focused on the female perspective. Take my most recent book as an example, The Queen's Fortune. Many readers and many people in general are familiar with th...

The way we move is everything. Joining me on the show today is a friend of mine who shares many of the same views I do within the fitness industry, Allison Tenney! Allison is a Strengths and Conditioning Coach based in the US and has prided herself on the effort she’s made to integrate personal development strategies into her classes. She has led a diverse client base of mothers, college athletes, and fitness professionals towards achieving their goals and building a mindset that is rooted in compassion and honesty. In this episode, we discuss why movement is such a fundamental component to our health and wellness journeys, how Allison has built a sense of trust and community through the work she’s done, as well as the personal growth lessons we’ve learned from our own children that have surprised us. To learn more, tune in to Episode 35 of Fitness UnFiltered!Some Questions I Ask:What does your business look like now that everything has moved online? (5:31)How do you approach challenging limiting beliefs when new clients come to you for the first time (9:01)How difficult do you think it is to undo the toxic fitness culture that has been ingrained in so many people you’ve seen? (12:56)How would you integrate foundational fitness into your programs if you were just starting out in this industry? (28:42)What are your top three favourite books? (1:19:20)In This Episode You Will Learn:Why Allison treats her work as a practice and uses it to carry out internal work (10:23)Why sitting in discomfort is a key factor to building emotional resilience (19:09)Why the language we use surrounding fitness is so important (21:10)How Allison creates a safe space to explore fitness on a deeper level (26:21)Why Allison believes there is a disconnect between our minds and our bodies (32:21)Allison’s perspective on taking accountability, being open to feedback, and listening with intent (36:20)Where my anxiety around confrontation stems from & Why we should approach discomfort with curiosity (40:30)How our internal beliefs allow judgement to pass on the world around us (46:12)Why we should approach internal work from a place of compassion and honesty (51:23)Personal development lessons we’ve learned as mothers (57:25)The lessons Allison personally resonates with in relation to her self growth (1:03:56)The distinction between trauma and discomfort (1:09:37)The value that comes with finding genuine friendships (1:12:05)Let’s Connect!InstagramWebsiteEmailConnect With Allison Tenney:WebsiteFacebookInstagramResources:Book: My Grandmother’s Hands - Author, Resmaa MenakemBook: Heart Talk - Author, Cleo WadeWikipedia Page: Audre Lorde Wikipedia Page: Bell HooksWebsite: Sonya Renee Taylor See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

50% of marriages in the United States end in divorce. With COVID-19 contributing to an abnormal amount of stress in relationships, there will likely be an influx of divorces in the coming future. In this episode, Matt is joined by Allison Jeffereys, a divorce coach to professionally successful women and the author of “A Woman’s Guide To Surviving Divorce.”  As a coach who has helped numerous women navigate a divorce, Allison reveals how women handle divorce differently than men. She also shares why divorce is especially painful for professionally successful women and what financial advisors can do to help guide women through this major life event.  In this episode, you will learn:   Why Allison wrote her book and how it can help advisors better communicate with their female clients Significant differences in how women vs. men make decisions Why divorce often feels like a bigger failure to women with successful careers Advice for women who are in the midst of a divorce How advisors can help women feel secure as they navigate a divorce Why women who are going through a divorce need a community And more! Tune in now for insight into how professionally successful women experience divorce, so you can help them navigate it with confidence.  Resources: Top Advisor Marketing | Allison Jeffereys’ Website | A Woman’s Guide To Surviving Divorce by Allison Jeffereys | Turning Chaos Into Confidence Handout | Schedule a consultation with Allison Jeffereys Brought to you by: iris.xyz

Allison Ferenci is the co-founder and CEO of Camera IQ, the world's first augmented reality platform for camera marketing. Camera IQ unites the camera ecosystem to enable brands create and deliver captivating AR experiences at scale. Allison has been creating new realities since she started her dual MFA in Interior Design and Digital Interactive Art at Pratt Institute. Exploring the intersection between design, architecture and human interaction, Allison became interested in how technology could bridge our online and offline worlds. In 2016, Allison founded Camera IQ on the thesis that the camera is no longer just the camera. Camera IQ helps brands build new interactive experiences that captivate audiences. Since inception, they have worked with major brands and are in partnership talks with major platforms. About Our Partners This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country's fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor's "Best Places to Work"​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. Connect with Allison Ferenci Camera IQ Facebook Instagram Twitter Snapchat Medium LinkedIn Allison on Twitter Some of the Topics Covered by Allison Ferenci in this Episode Allison's background and how it led to her starting Camera IQ Meeting her co-founder, Sonia Tsao and her advice on what to look for in a co-founder The original business model for Camera IQ and how it has evolved Determining their pricing model Being in category creation Why Allison recommends bootstrapping at the beginning The challenges of fundraising as female founders and what Allison learned from the experience Early customer acquisition and exploring different verticals Hiring technical employees as non-technical founders How Allison approaches product development Camera IQ's relationship with different platforms Different use cases for Camera IQ, and how COVID has expanded opportunities How Allison views the future of AR How Allison sees success and failure Allison's book recommendations How Allison recharges away from work Allison's advice for entrepreneurs Links from the Episode Adobe Figma #131: Olivia Owens, Creator and General Manager of IFundWomen of Color and Head of Partnerships at IFundWomen, a Platform for Female Entrepreneurs to Raise Capital Through Crowdfunding Shasta Ventures Marketo Twilio Salesforce NEW INC (New Museum) Andy Weissman at Union Square Ventures Spotify Neiman Marcus Refinery29 R/GA New York Fashion Tech Lab Atlantic Records Republic Records Interscope Records Software development kit Bumble Snapchat Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert The Messy Middle by Scott Belsky Daily Rituals by Mason Currey

Today's episode features Allison Grischow. Allison Grischow is a Chicago-based actor, improviser, musician, voiceover artist, and aerialist. They hold degrees in Theatre and Music from Valparaiso University as well as Second City’s Music Improv Conservatory. She has studied Contemporary British Theatre in the heart of London and the Stanislavsky tradition at the Moscow Art Theatre School. Recently you may have heard their voice on The Onion's podcast, "The Topical" or singing and running through fake snow in The Lilly Theater's production of The Magic Snowman. She is the founder of the small business The Joyful Actor and believes that actors and creatives deserve to be joyful in their work and create practices that are sustainable and fun.  Connect with Allison & the Joyful Actor Instagram:  @algrisch @thejoyfulactor    The Joyful Actor Website:  www.thejoyfulactor.com   Actors Access Resume:  https://resumes.actorsaccess.com/allisongrischow   Consensual Pod's "Ten Week Turnabout" on Spotify (You can also find it on Apple Podcasts!)  https://open.spotify.com/show/760xts4vRfALb2V1TsdybM   Things we chat about: How to better understand your thoughts Why our circumstances don’t have to control our feelings What to do instead of shaming ourselves for our negative thoughts The real reason she checks her phone each morning The “fucked up priorities” we tend to have as actors How people pleasing led to her getting sick What leads to our greatest growth - even though we don’t like it Why Allison started “The Joyful Actor” The trial and error process to start using in auditions    Resources referenced:  Unfuck Your Brain podcast - with Kara Loewentheil https://unfuckyourbrain.com/podcasts/ The Whole Artist podcast - with Courtney Rioux: https://courtneyrioux.com/news/podcast We See You W. A. T. (White American Theatre): https://www.weseeyouwat.com/ “Sleep Smarter” by Shawn Stevenson For a list of health, relationship, acting and overall self-improvement books & podcasts - check out this free resource here  Want to listen to this book for free? Click here for a free Audible trial membership!    Previous episodes Feel Your Feelings (Even if They Suck) - with Courtney Rioux  Speak Up! Different Convos & Emotional People - with Mel B Cook  Handling Rejection and Playing the Long Game - with Spenser Davis  Actor Safety During COVID19 - with Duane Sharp    Actor Resources   Join us!  Join our private Facebook community! www.facebook.com/groups/actorproblems  Join the actor self-care newsletter!  Head on over to www.tonyrossicoaching.com to sign up for the free actor self-care newsletter. I’ll share tips, tricks, and stories (that I don’t post anywhere else) every week, just for us actors.  Plus gain access to my free video series - “Why You Think You Suck (Even Though You Really Don’t)”   Interested in coaching?  Schedule a free call with me here!  Don’t see a slot that fits your schedule? Shoot me an email - tony.rossi@gmail.com   For Sponsorship Inquiries Shoot an email to tony.rossi@gmail.com and put “Actor Problems Sponsor” in the subject line. Wanna just support the podcast? You’re the best. Head to patreon.com/tonyrossi for donation options, starting at $1/month.    Are we connected? (We totally should be….) Instagram: @tony.rossi Twitter: @_tonyrossi TikTok: @tony.rossi Facebook: www.facebook.com/tonyrossicoaching    Remember - we can be messy and still get the things that we want #notperfect #stillenough

In early 2019 I introduced you to Allison Marshall, and if you’ve struggled with anxiety in your personal or professional life, what she shared in that episode can inspire you in so many ways. Not only has Allison been able to significantly reduce the number of hours that she is working, but she’s 3x’d her revenue in the process, which is why I thought this was an ideal case study to bring back to you today! If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Alison, @jameswedmore and @wonderlass. We’ve got a special gift to help you with your manifesting goals in 2020, so go get that free guide now at http://jameswedmore.com/manifesting! Don’t forget that we’ve created another FREE workbook and mini-course, Ready to Make 2020 Your B*tch? to help you hit the ground running in 2020 (and would go great with this episode)! You can grab that now at http://jameswedmore.com/goalsetting! You can now search any for any topic discussed and keyword mentioned from the past 300+ episodes, with an amazing new tool called Searchie! For instant access, visit http://www.jameswedmore.com/podcastsearch. I’d like to personally invite you to join me in a secret hidden channel I’ve created called BEYOND The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/beyond to download the Telegram app and join today. Haven’t left a review yet? All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/itunes, and thanks for your support of this show! I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode. In this episode you’ll hear: What doing the inner work has allowed Allison to do How who she is now is so much different than who she was just a few short years ago Why “feeling good” has made such a big impact on Allison’s life The reason that working more does not guarantee success Why Allison put off hiring help for so long and what getting support in her business has meant to her What she’s been able to manifest and how it’s resulted in bigger possibilities for her future For full show notes and links, visit: http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/353

What you’ll learn in this episode: The meaning behind Patina and how the gallery was established. Why Allison decided to focus on contemporary jewelry. How the gallery’s geographic location influences who and what they show. What role Allison plays in finding the bridge between the artist and the collector. Trends and changes in the art jewelry market over the decades. About Allison Barnett: Allison Barnett is the co-owner of Patina Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She holds a BFA in metalsmithing from Syracuse University and is considered an authority on art jewelry. Allison works closely with Patina’s patrons and shares the responsibility of managing all aspects of the gallery with her husband, Ivan Barnett. She and Ivan collaborate and curate exhibitions that are seductive in the way they time and again invite art lovers back to the gallery. Allison, possessing intimate knowledge of the arts and artists, offers collectors a deep connection to makers and their unique creative processes. Additional Resources: www.patina-gallery.com Patina = Beauty Over Time – Coming Spring 2020 The gallery’s first book in celebration of Patina Gallery’s 20th Anniversary Short Film in Celebration of Patina’s 20th Anniversary  Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest Allison's LinkedIn Episode Transcript

Imagine feeling scared and worried about running Facebook ads only to find yourself spending five figures on ads, and generating $10,000pm in recurring revenue less than 12 months later! That's exactly what healthy recipe creator, and founder of Plan To Nourish, Allison Hollinger did. When she first started using facebook ads, she was cautious and worried about what might happen. She was scared to take the risk. But once she set her first ad spend budget, got her feet wet, tested things and tried again, the results were massive, and she quickly became a believer in using Facebook ads! In this episode of Ads that convert, Allison and I are discussing her strategies, what she learned from Ads On Fire, how she applied it, and what happened as a result of her dedication, commitment and enjoyment of using ads in her launches! Tune in and be inspired to run your own mega successful launch! Why Allison was fearful of Facebook ads to begin with.  How she learned to trust the process to get started running them herself Starting off with a small budget and seeing big results! Figuring out the ad strategy that worked best for Allison’s membership business model.   Join the Facebook Community https://lizmelville.com/community   To connect with me and share your thoughts on the podcast: Leave a note in the comment section below. Message me on Facebook or Instagram  Facebook Group  To help out the show: Subscribe and leave an honest review on iTunes. I read each one personally and would love to give you a shout out on the show! I love your feedback!

Trees are carbon storage machines. And they are disappearing at an alarming rate. In fact, experts predict that California could lose two-thirds of its 33M acres of forest in the next 15 to 20 years due to megafire and climate-driven disease and mortality. What’s more, the 2018 fires there emitted 68B tons of carbon, the equivalent of powering the state of California for an entire year. So, what can we do to restore our forests and manage them long-term in a way that mitigates the risk of megafire?   Allison Wolff is the Founder and CEO of Vibrant Planet, a firm that leverages the power of narrative to mobilize positive social change. She has 25 years of experience in the space, and her impressive client roster includes Google, eBay, Facebook and Netflix. On this episode of Reversing Climate Change, Allison joins Ross and Christophe to discuss what sparked her interest in the megafire issue and explain why the California forests are burning—and what we can do about it.   Allison also weighs in on the thousands of jobs associated with restoring and maintaining our forests long-term and how we might employ a new carbon accounting system to fund the necessary work. Listen in for Allison’s take on why a ‘let them burn’ policy is misguided and learn how you can get involved in promoting a carbon market that would pay to bring resilience back AND mitigate fire risk in our forests.    Key Takeaways   [1:45] Allison’s path to Reversing Climate Change 25 years in brand experience at tech companies Establish sustainability, social impact initiatives Developed interest in movement building (Facebook Live at Paris climate talks) Work with Paul Hawken on Project Drawdown Study severity of megafire problem in California   [10:45] Why Allison is interested in working with Nori Need financing from carbon markets to restore forests Leverage Nori model for drawdown to motivate IFM   [12:57] Why California forests are burning Low-intensity fires recycled nutrients in heterogeneous forests for 20K years Europeans removed fire, clear cut most of West and planted mono-forests Teenage trees too close together + ground fuel carries fire to tree canopy Add high winds form desert to fuel megafire moving at speeds never seen 2018 fires in CA emitted 68B tons of carbon, impacts water system as well   [22:19] What we can do to reintroduce low-intensity fire Employ burn bosses to burn safe areas now Rally ‘sleeping allies’ to invest in process Clear out biomass with prescribed burns/by hand Cut little trees for biochar, cross-laminated timber   [28:12] Allison’s insight around the potential to restore forests Hopeful because we have model for resilience Concerns re: capital, scaling workforce quickly   [31:35] How we might pay for forest restoration Forest Resilience Bonds Surcharge for water provided by forests Carbon markets like Nori Public health funds for mental health   [36:18] The jobs associated with restoring forests Large unemployed population in rural West Thousands of jobs available but need funding   [38:09] Allison’s take on the Sierra Club no touch policy Understand idea behind let it burn policy (prevent big logging) Owe it to fellow species to bring back resilience in forests   [41:33] The potential to create a new accounting system for carbon Board feet = $10/ton, Biomass + slash waste = 10¢/ton Create market for carbon storage in trees and soil  Monetize embodied carbon in products, avoided cost of fire   [47:28] Allison’s work with the California Forest Observatory Dynamic, real-time system monitors forest health, wildfire risk AI engine combines available LiDAR + meteorological data Allows for fire mitigation and forest restoration planning   [52:58] How RCC listeners can get involved in Allison’s work Share story of forest restoration and idea of carbon market Need innovation and ideas as well as philanthropic capital   Connect with Ross & Christophe    Nori Nori on Facebook  Nori on Twitter Nori on Medium Nori on YouTube Nori on GitHub Nori Newsletter Email hello@nori.com Nori White Paper Subscribe on iTunes Carbon Removal Newsroom   Resources   Vibrant Planet Salo Sciences VERGE 19 GreenBiz eBay Giving Works Meg Whitman Google Green Facebook Sustainability Social Good at Facebook Facebook Data for Good Bill Weihl The Paris Agreement Copenhagen Climate Change Conference Earth on Facebook Paul Hawken Project Drawdown Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming edited by Paul Hawken Malcolm North Scott Stephens The Sagehen Experimental Forest The Nature Conservancy Forest Resilience Bond Blue Forest Conservation Blue Forest Pilot with Yuba County Water Agency Stanford Natural Capital Project Mental Health as an Ecosystem Service 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann Sierra Club The Yurok Tribe Karuk Tribe CAL FIRE Planet Data European Sentinel System California Forest Observatory National Center for Atmospheric Research 

I had such a great discussion with Allison Gilbert for this episode. I had the pleasure of meeting Allison earlier this summer at the National Alliance for Grieving Children annual symposium in Snowbird, Utah. Allison is a board member of the NAGC, and was a keynote speaker at the symposium. I knew right away that she would be fantastic to talk to about practical ideas for keeping the memories of our loved ones alive, and also about how important it is to do so. Some topics that Allison and I cover include: Why keeping memories alive is so important to our long-term and short-term well-being; How remembering helps to create continuing bonds with our loved ones who have died; Why Allison's goal is to empower people to feel confident in implementing ideas and strategies for remembering; Using fillable lamps to display collectibles or small items that remind you of your loved one; Ideas for repurposing fabrics into special keepsakes, even if you're not crafty yourself; Why she calls technology the “low-hanging fruit of memory keeping”; Ways to use social media to help with remembering, including embracing “Throwback Thursday”; Suggestions for engaging your kids around cooking mom's or dad's favorite recipe; What is commemorative travel, and how it can help us honor and celebrate our loved ones; and Additional ideas and resources you can request by emailing Allison. One quick tech note: about halfway through, the audio on my side of the conversation gets weird. I've tried everything to fix it, to no avail. I recently upgraded to a fancy new microphone that really should not have these issues, so it appears I have some troubleshooting to do. I apologize in advance for the rough audio in places. Allison sounds great on her end of the line, and that's the most important part. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Allison Gilbert.

Do you like traveling? Do you like snacks? Then you should listen to this podcast. Allison introduces you to the Travel Snacks Podcast. A podcast for wanderlusters who like to eat!  SNACK TIME Included in this episode: Why Allison started this podcast Where Allison is from and where she’s at currently Why you should listen Why solo travel isn’t the greatest Where Allison buys her travel clothes Why nobody cares what you look like while traveling FOOD FOR THOUGHT Don’t wait to travel!  MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE None yet, but stay tuned for the next episode! ABOUT ALLISON Allison Sharpe is a multi-talented Travel & Leisure coach based in Southern California. She travels 6+ months a year and has been to 15 countries to date. She utilizes various platforms to encourage and inspire people to get out and live.   CONNECT WITH ALLISON Website: https://travelsnackspodcast.com  Instagram: @allisonloves_ or @travelsnackspodcast Twitter: @allisonloves_  Youtube: @sharpeallison Email: snack@travelsnackspodcast.com

In this case study episode I’ll be introducing you to Allison Marshall, and if you’ve ever struggled with anxiety in your personal or professional life, what she has to share will inspire you in so many ways. Not only has Allison been able to significantly reduce the number of hours that she is working, but she’s 3x’d her revenue in the process. This is an episode you don’t want to miss! Are you ready to create your Business by Design this year? Be the first in line when the program opens by joining the waiting list at https://www.businessbydesigntraining.net/! If you enjoy this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me, @jameswedmore. I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode! In the episode you’ll hear: What doing the inner work has allowed Allison to do How who she is now is so much different than who she was just a few short years ago Why “feeling good” has made such a big impact on Allison’s life The reason that working more does not guarantee success Why Allison put off hiring help for so long and what getting support in her business has meant to her What she’s been able to manifest and how it’s resulted in bigger possibilities for her future For full show notes and links, visit: http://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/232 

In this episode: Food heals! Allison’s journey to heal herself has led her to podcast “Food Heals” and soon to be documentary. Food Heals documentary will be live at the end of 2018. Why Allison’s Diet “Plant Powered.” By adding more plants into your diet you can feel energy, healing and vitality. Plant based diets are the best diets for anti-cancer. Nutrition is not a one size fits all. Learning what your body needs through food allergy testing can be a powerful practice. Allison’s typical daily diet. Green smoothie, avocado toast, quinoa bowl with veggies. Plant based diets will massively increase your energy. Emotional and spiritual work is just as important to heal. Dealing with emotions like anger, sadness and grief from past traumas can help to heal anxiety, depression and your world view. Release the emotion. Meditation and gratitude as a spiritual practice as well as changing perspective can change your life. Allison illuminates personal stories of people who will be featured in the Food Health Documentary. The power of personal responsibility allows us to step into our power for change and transformation. Food Heals Podcast Wellness Retreat! What are you most grateful for? “The path that I have taken & My past trauma.” What does Aligned Success mean to you?  “Aligned Success means being in complete alignment with what I do every day and how I am making my money. Aligning your passion with your business to have success in all areas of your life. Resources: Book: "Proteinaholic" - Dr. Garth Davis Book: "Judgement Detox" - Gabrielle Bernstein Dr. Rich Jacobs NutritionFacts.org Functional Medicine: Dr. Rich Jacobs (Skype) Food Heals Nation Email Allison

Hey, James P. Friel here. Alison Prince has two words for you: Trending products. You don’t need to have a shark tank-worthy product idea to be successful online. Don’t believe her? Listen to this episode and she’ll prove it to you. Alison runs 7 (SEVEN) businesses of her own - but that’s not the really big deal. Her daughters, 10 and 13 years of age at the time they started selling products online, discovered that scarves were a trending product, created their own designs, and started selling them. Within 9 months they’d sold $100,029 worth of scarves. SCARVES people! Now Alison teaches others how she helped her daughters set up this simple way of discovering, sourcing, and selling trending products to generate online income. She’s the man, er… WOMAN! Find out more on this inaugural episode of Just The Tips. You DON’T have to have a shark-tank-worthy idea to build a business. If you happen to have a product idea that is worthy of being featured on Shark Tank, then go for it. But you don’t have to have earth-shaking product ideas in order to build a successful online business. That’s because people don’t ONLY buy the newest, biggest, fanciest products. They also repeatedly buy products that are popular or “in,” and they do it every - single - day. Alison Prince calls these “trending products” and discovered how to identify them, source them to sell to others, and market them online. Now she teaches others to do the same. In this episode, you’ll hear how her daughters did it, how her sister is doing it, and how she’s helped many, many others learn to do the same thing. Anyone can jump on the trending product bandwagon. There are so many reasons to consider building an online business, and many people SAY they want to do it, but they allow there to be too many obstacles in their way: Limiting beliefs, lack of confidence, or plain old ignorance about how to get started. Alison Prince believes there’s no reason the average person should allow those things to stand in their way. Selling trending products successfully is not that hard, technology opens the door to do it, and the “how” is easy to obtain. That’s why Alison has committed herself to helping YOU get started. If you want to learn how you’ve got to listen to this episode. The benefits of building your online business are HUGE for your family. When we recorded this episode our guest was not in her typical home office. She was in a jungle. In Thailand. We could actually hear the frogs and lizards chirping away in the background. Alison Prince and her family traveled to Thailand to do a couple of things: #1 - they wanted to explore the world and have experiences that were outside their typical American lives. But #2, Alison and her husband thought it would be a great thing for their kids - a way for them to see that there are many different people and many different ways of living. To give them perspective. It’s one of the many benefits they’ve experienced from building online businesses that goes beyond the simplicity of making money - it’s the long-term benefits of what the money enables them to do that matters. Find out more of Alison’s story and how she’s making it happen for other people, too, on this episode of Just The Tips. A real-life education that doesn’t require loads of student loan debt. Toward the end of our conversation, Alison Prince and I got sidetracked - not really a sidetrack - onto the topic of modern education. College is OK. It’s entirely necessary for some professions. But many people spend all that money, or worse yet, borrow it, and never wind up using the education they paid so much to get. Alison still thinks her kids may go to college someday, but she’s torn, especially because of the success her daughters have already had selling trending products online. They are already learning how to be successful in business and earn their own, independent income without “higher education.” You can hear our thoughts about the issue and find out how Alison can help you build your own revenue stream from selling products online, on this episode. Outline of This Episode [1:18] Who is Alison Prince and why she’s in Thailand on this recording. [5:25] Don’t get the wrong idea: Allison already owns SEVEN businesses. [8 :25] How Allison has taught her kids to be entrepreneurs already. [11:24] $100K in 9 months - as teenage entrepreneurs. [17:12] Why you don’t have to have an earth-shaking product idea to make good money. [20:43] What it means to find a product that’s “trending.” [23:00] Why Allison believes anyone can do what she’s done. [29:40] Doing what she does as a traditional education alternative. [36:10] How you can get in touch with Alison. [38:56] What Alison advises you avoid if you want to become an entrepreneur. Resources & People Mentioned Alison’s site - www.0-100K.com Alison on Facebook Alison on Pinterest Alison on Instagram How Does She Russell Brunson’s inner circle Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: AutoPilot Entrepreneur Program: www.jamespfriel.com/autopilot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/autopilotentrepreneur Site: www.jamespfriel.com   Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Digital Business Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DigitalBusinessEntrepreneurs/