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If you feel you lack feminine energy, you might be conflating it with something else altogether. Recently, my client Amanda asked about how to bring more feminine energy into her love life. But we discovered that the issue isn't really about femininity but how to let go of needing to be perfect. Perfectionism can feel like a masculine energy even though it isn't. So in this episode, I walk Amanda through this confusion and help her release her need for controlling everything in pursuit of perfection. If you can relate to being a perfectionist or have some part of you that you wish to change, you'll want to give this one a listen. 11:38 - The relationship that plays a huge part in Amanda's perfectionist tendencies 14:57 - Looking at the phrase “no one's perfect” in a different light 17:32 - How the perfectionism part of Amanda actually helps her 19:42 - A shift you can make with any part of yourself you want to change 21:50 - Ways in which Amanda has already cultivated her feminine energy 23:58 - Why Amanda tries to control things and what she fears can happen if she doesn't 27:24 - What Amanda can do when she feels her inner child's fear and habits coming up 30:26 - A quick recap of the coaching call and highlights of a few key points 33:57 - Going over a couple of important things you might have noticed during the episode I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you! After you listen to this episode, here are your next steps: Listen to these previous episodes: Episode 67: “Balancing Feminine and Masculine Energy for Amazing Relationships with Amanda Gyuran” Episode 244: “How to Use Fem/Masc Energy to Stop Procrastinating and Get Back on Track With Your Goals With Maureen” Read “How to Be More Feminine (Without Being Girly)” Sign up for Dating Without Swiping here.  Get my free 2021 Coaching Services and Pricing Guide to learn how to work with me 1-on-1 here. If you are interested in being coached on the Love Live Connection, sign up for my waitlist here. Finally, If you get value from the Love Life Connection, please rate & review it on Apple Podcasts. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it'll help other women find our community!

Amanda Joyce Weber is a mindset and sales coach who helps online business owners who are struggling behind the scenes to cultivate the mindset they need to land clients and make money on repeat.  Amanda started her career designing for some of the biggest brand names in New York City before moving out west and starting her own design studio. She spent years honing her process and working with creatives and entrepreneurs that struggled to cultivate the mindset they needed to take the RIGHT actions behind the scenes and ultimately get the big results (despite their absolutely beautiful branding!).  Today, she operates her coaching practice in the mountains outside Denver, Colorado.    In this episode, Betsy and Laura talk with Amanda about: Why Amanda decided to master sales in a way that feels good to her. Making the lap from brand designer to coach. Owning your skillset as you move into a new field. Tapping into your feelings around sales, and past sales experiences. Why the fancy website won't get you far. Where we self-sabotage in sales. Authenticity in the sales process. Why non-violent communication will change every area of your life and business. Social Media boundaries in selling.   Connect with Amanda on Instagram @amnadajoyceweber CLICK HERE to visit her website.   

The world is full of salons! And oftentimes they all start to look and feel the same. But then occasionally you see something or talk to someone, and you realize that they have taken a different path, that they have different values and they have had the courage to pursue their own vision of what a salon should not only look and feel like, but also how it should operate as a business, and how it should integrate into the community and the lives of both the clients and the people who work there.  My guest on today's Podcast are Toby Dicker and Amanda Faith who are the co-founders and partners in The Chapel salon group based in and around London. In today's podcast we discuss: The importance of nurturing the individual  The client experience… and how you make people feel and Charging for services based on time And lots more!   In this Episode: [0:01:18] An introduction to today's guests, Amanda Faith and Toby Dicker, and what you can expect to learn from them in today's episode. [0:03:03] Amanda shares where her love for hairdressing originated, and the passion she has for the industry. [0:05:05] The lightbulb moment that changed the course of Amanda's career. [0:06:19] Skills Toby has which complement Amanda's creativity, and the journey they are currently on together. [0:08:55] What Toby loves most about running his own business, despite the challenges.  [0:10:50] Why Amanda and Toby's business, The Chapel Group, caught my eye.   [0:12:08] The inspirational goals that Amanda is trying to achieve through her salons. [0:15:05] Reasons that Toby and Amanda chose the locations where their 6 salons are situated. [0:16:40] Elements that differentiate Chapel salons from the numerous other salons that exist. [0:19:28] Care that Amanda and Toby took when deciding on the buildings in which they were going to open their salons. [0:21:48] Building community and individuality are key pieces of The Chapel's model. [0:23:55] The process that Toby and Amanda have gone through in order to design salons that uphold the principles of The Chapel salon group.   [0:26:55] Everything in The Chapel salons has a purpose, even the colour of the walls. [0:29:44] Toby explains some of the expensive mistakes that he and Amanda have made along their journey. [0:32:04] Advice from Toby regarding buying versus renting properties. [0:33:13] The demanding nature of the work of a hair stylist, and the burnout that Amanda experienced as a result. [0:34:03] Amanda shares the process of recovery that she went on, and how she helps her team members to avoid the struggles she experienced.    [0:37:27] The importance of individualisation, and how price lists take away from this. [0:39:12] Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on The Chapel salons, and the factors that have contributed to their success through this difficult time.   [0:42:05] Responsibility that Amanda feels to help people be true to themselves. [0:43:47] Experiences with guests that chipped away at Amanda's creativity. [0:45:23] Problems that Toby noticed with regular hairdressing price lists. [0:47:06] The decision Amanda and Toby made to charge by time, and the benefits that have come from this. [0:48:48] How the pricing system at The Chapel salons works. [0:50:43] The team dynamic that is the backbone of The Chapel salons.     [0:53:30] Exciting changes that Amanda expects to see in the hairdressing industry in the future. [0:54:37] Concerns that Toby has about the business models that many hairdressers are currently adopting.   [0:57:14] Toby shares more details about The Chapel's pricing structure, and why they do not do online bookings.    [1:00:00] Almost everything is built into the hourly rate. [1:00:57] How Toby and Amanda manage prices for different markets, while maintaining consistency. [1:02:00] Relationship building with guests; a core pillar of The Chapel salons.     [1:03:54] Valuable advice from Amanda for anyone who wants to transition to a model like theirs. [1:06:50] Reasons that people choose to come to The Chapel salons over other salons. [1:08:34] Toby puts to rest the biggest hesitancies that people have around the charge-for-time model. [1:09:42] Ways that The Chapel offers an experience that is about so much more than cutting hair. [1:10:47] How the charge-for-time model benefits the hairdressers. [1:13:29] Why you won't be able to find The Chapel on social media platforms, and ways that you can connect with Amanda and Toby.     Links and Resources:   Grow My Salon Business Club House @antonywhitaker    Amanda Faith Email: amanda@thechapel.co.uk   The Chapel Website | Instagram

Today, Amy and Cheryl are joined by Amanda Nelson. Amanda is a travel expert, entrepreneur, and motivator. She is the proprietor of the travel blog, Exploring Amanda, which she began during the COVID-era. In this episode: 02:25 – Amanda tells her story…” from food stamps to getting paid to travel”. The passion and inspiration behind her travel business. 04:38 – How you address challenges in life is a key to how you move toward success. 05:52 – Shedding the victim-mentality mindset. 06:13 – Tools Amanda used to get out of victim mentality. 07:03 – Learning the process of manifestation. 07:33 – Gathering the inspiration from the stories of others. 08:23 – By being vulnerable enough to tell your story, you can inspire others. 09:20 – The work that went into being an “overnight success”. 10:28 – The power that comes from not letting the opinions of others affect your decisions. 11:43 – Envy versus Inspiration. 14:38 – Amanda shares the keys to growing social media business. 15:33 – The power of proving people wrong. 16:23 – From solopreneur to entrepreneur. 16:43 – Amanda's coaching business. 18:23 – The importance of independence. 19:02 – Amanda gives tips for traveling. 20:15 – Why Amanda encourages women to undertake solo travel. Her top tips for staying safe during solo travel. (Why it's even okay to lie!) 25:00 – One of Amanda's favorite places and why you should travel to Round Top, Texas. 28:00 – How Amanda lives EnVibe. To learn more about Amanda Nelson, visit her website at https://exploringamanda.com/ Find her on Instagram @exploringamanda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/envibelifeconversations/message

What you’ll learn in this episode: Why Amanda started collecting 60s and 70s jewelry, and how the view of jewelry from this era changed over time The story behind the collection shown in the exhibit “Simply Brilliant: Artist-Jewelers of the 1960s and 1970s” Who the independent jewelry artists of the 60s and 70s were, and how their work inspired jewelry houses Why jewelry tends to be a less experimental medium About Amanda Triossi: Amanda Triossi F.G.A. is a jewelry historian, author, curator, lecturer on the history of Western jewelry design and consultant to luxury goods companies. She was born and educated in Rome, Italy, and obtained a History of Art degree at Cambridge University. In 1992 at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London, Amanda initiated a unique course, “Understanding Jewelry with Amanda Triossi,” the first intensive course on the history of Western jewelry. From 1997 to 2015, she was a consultant for Bulgari, heading the project of the Corporate Historical Archives and Heritage Collection. From 2009 to 2013, she curated five major exhibitions on Bulgari worldwide. She has published extensively on the history of jewelry and on Bulgari. Today, Amanda writes, vets Bulgari jewels, gives lectures and seminars, curates jewelry-centric trips internationally, and consults for major luxury brands and private collectors. Transcript  Additional resources: Amanda's Website: www.triossi.com Amanda's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-triossi-27a65b27/ Amanda's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandatriossi/ Kimberly Klosterman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kklostermanjewelry DIVA Museum: https://divaantwerp.be/en   Pforzehim Schmuck Museum: https://www.schmuckmuseum.de/ Simply Brilliant Catalogue: https://www.cbsd.com/9781911282525/simply-brilliant/ Virtual Exhibit: https://vimeo.com/530328739 Photos:

What is the secret to eating well, feeling great, and staying vibrant through midlife and beyond? Don’t we all want to know? Join us for kitchen inspiration to boost your wellness! Amanda Haas is a bestselling cookbook author, instructor, and mom to two teenage sons. She’s the voice behind the website and blog, Amanda Haas Cooks. She’s a past test kitchen manager at Williams-Sonoma and the author of several cookbooks, including her latest, The Vibrant Life. Amanda’s motto is: “I make food that tastes so good, you don’t even realize it’s good for you.” She’s a foodie after my own heart! You’ll hear all kinds of inspiration for delicious meals and a healthy life, including Amanda’s recipe for Fall Quinoa Salad and Coconut Ginger Sea Bass in Parchment. Join us!   Show Highlights: Amanda’s life in northern CA with two teenage boys, who are BIG eaters What family dinner looks like in Amanda’s house Amanda’s career journey from cooking school, writing cookbooks and being the culinary director at Williams-Sonoma Amanda’s go-to chimichurri sauce made with cilantro, parsley, basil, mint, olive oil, garlic, shallots, lime/lemon juice, and dijon mustard Why Amanda’s book includes self-care practices for midlife and beyond, along with many other helpful topics to raise awareness about feeling great Why Amanda went gluten-free because of chronic health issues and increasing pain Amanda’s advice: “Educate yourself and realize that there’s not a one-size-fits-all approach.” Amanda’s Fall Quinoa Salad made with a lemon vinaigrette, arugula, roasted butternut squash, toasted pepitas, golden raisins, and tarragon How tarragon is underused and underappreciated Why herbs are a great way to get kids used to “eating green” Amanda’s Coconut Ginger Sea Bass in Parchment made with sesame oil, tamari, coconut milk, lime, ginger, garlic, honey, mushrooms, bok choy, green onion, and sesame seeds (You can substitute salmon, halibut, or other firm fish.) Amanda’s favorite dessert recipe for Panna Cotta with coconut milk, matcha, berries, and sesame seeds What’s next for Amanda? Giveaway: We are giving away one copy of The Vibrant Life to a lucky U.S. winner. For a chance to enter to win, post a comment in the Comments section at the end of this post, and tell me about why you want to win the book or the recipe you turn to time and time again that makes you feel good and gives you a sense of vitality. I'll pick the winner on April 21st. For extra entries, head to my Instagram page.  Find Amanda: YouTube Instagram Facebook Visit her website:  www.amandahaascooks.com  

What is the secret to eating well, feeling great, and staying vibrant through midlife and beyond? Don’t we all want to know? Join us for kitchen inspiration to boost your wellness! Amanda Haas is a bestselling cookbook author, instructor, and mom to two teenage sons. She’s the voice behind the website and blog, Amanda Haas Cooks. She’s a past test kitchen manager at Williams-Sonoma and the author of several cookbooks, including her latest, The Vibrant Life. Amanda’s motto is: “I make food that tastes so good, you don’t even realize it’s good for you.” She’s a foodie after my own heart! You’ll hear all kinds of inspiration for delicious meals and a healthy life, including Amanda’s recipe for Fall Quinoa Salad and Coconut Ginger Sea Bass in Parchment. Join us!   Show Highlights: Amanda’s life in northern CA with two teenage boys, who are BIG eaters What family dinner looks like in Amanda’s house Amanda’s career journey from cooking school, writing cookbooks and being the culinary director at Williams-Sonoma Amanda’s go-to chimichurri sauce made with cilantro, parsley, basil, mint, olive oil, garlic, shallots, lime/lemon juice, and dijon mustard Why Amanda’s book includes self-care practices for midlife and beyond, along with many other helpful topics to raise awareness about feeling great Why Amanda went gluten-free because of chronic health issues and increasing pain Amanda’s advice: “Educate yourself and realize that there’s not a one-size-fits-all approach.” Amanda’s Fall Quinoa Salad made with a lemon vinaigrette, arugula, roasted butternut squash, toasted pepitas, golden raisins, and tarragon How tarragon is underused and underappreciated Why herbs are a great way to get kids used to “eating green” Amanda’s Coconut Ginger Sea Bass in Parchment made with sesame oil, tamari, coconut milk, lime, ginger, garlic, honey, mushrooms, bok choy, green onion, and sesame seeds (You can substitute salmon, halibut, or other firm fish.) Amanda’s favorite dessert recipe for Panna Cotta with coconut milk, matcha, berries, and sesame seeds What’s next for Amanda? Giveaway: We are giving away one copy of The Vibrant Life to a lucky U.S. winner. For a chance to enter to win, post a comment in the Comments section at the end of this post, and tell me about why you want to win the book or the recipe you turn to time and time again that makes you feel good and gives you a sense of vitality. I'll pick the winner on April 21st. For extra entries, head to my Instagram page.  Find Amanda: YouTube Instagram Facebook Visit her website:  www.amandahaascooks.com  

With plant medicines and the rise in the collective to heal generational and racial trauma on a cellular level, transparency is nonnegotiable. Amanda Elise of Spiritually Dope is here to share her perspective on working with indigenous medicines + ceremonial practices and how these sacred medicines are here to implement real change in the collective and for the generations to come. Of course, with the rise of plant medicine, there comes a responsibility to do it with reverence, especially towards the indigenous. Honoring who you're working with and the intention behind these ceremonies is a conversation that isn't talked about enough, but it's those who are leading and serving with pure intention and devotion to the traditions that will bring forth the suitability of the sacredness of plant medicine journeys. Currently, Amanda's mission is to help African Americans heal from generational trauma through Kambo. Right now, with the current spiritual war occurring, dismantling the matrix is nonnegotiable, especially in the spiritual community with vanity metrics and image. Right now is about answering the call, rising up for the collective, and choosing to be part of the solution. In this episode, we talked about...◆ Plant Medicine as transformational medicine for generational + deep healing ◆ The power of the subconscious mind as it pertains to manifesting ◆ Whitewashing in indigenous ceremonies and how devoted medicine people can be part of the solution ◆ Why Amanda answered the call to facilitate Kambo within the African American community to help heal generational trauma ◆ Dismantling the taboos around psychedelics and plant medicines and their ability to help support your divine mission ◆ Creating your blessed up life outside of the matrix ...plus so much more ◆ Discover More about Amanda Elise ◆ Amanda Elise is a reiki certified healer and multi-passionate spiritual entrepreneur who is on a mission to help women heal generational trauma on a cellular level through plant medicine ceremonies and daily spiritual practices. She is the creator of the guided "Write it Into Existence" manifestation journal and which helps women manifest goals through changing their subconscious mind. The journals are found in her spiritual goods online store named Secret Mystic Crystal Shop. She is also 1/2 of the duo promoting the Dirty30 Spiritual Weight Loss program, helping people to lose 20 lbs in 30 days by recognizing weight gain may be a result of a spiritual issue or trauma. ◆ SOCIAL LINKS ◆ INSTAGRAM | http://www.instagram.com/spirituallydope/ (http://www.instagram.com/spirituallydope/) BLACK HIPPIE HEALING RETREAT | https://spiritjournies.clickfunnels.com/optin1614736394117?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=4546f5f5874d8bded51a7a19f81db48ea2ecf5fa-1615357272-0-AeHRWzUdbHnVFphsnfs7n-QQUjn24IGLGqXDLommPiE7bXdC-Q0EzdIrsdcewiyX6B4EUZhBWVxfOJNeyLV2Pj3euxxJiKB6NB-U8vE1XLnwCHkoaECm2NxV7YjUl0gQgUywzftJfyiYPnA_5ydMRc0k5tYG9I_gDrcptrx1wc7sZg45x7ZWM08bmp8n-51Re7FqxTEzmx7BQis13XLRHKog2x8pz4zhKdzHx9u-NxsYyxiKEcRRfCBUNg2bx2Fia6spv7-inxAbOVqdRRre7xlcEtuE9a98yFvuTkWvLZzCsTjxwIFwb31m1gH4U4XWgHPExGZvub2IZMOAykHZT6qPit7PcLuuQW64jGAj3BAOqiSEQVNYAwrmcEE3ZIFoYWxVVXVApzPJwhZ6f0vzhIg (High Love Retreat) SPIRITUAL WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM | http://transformationseason.com/ (transformationseason.com) ◆ Intro music ◆ Sanjay :: DIVE | http://instagram.com/Sanjay__ | http://sanjay.art Support this podcast

You may find yourself wanting to write a book based on your life experiences, but where and how do you start? And once you've written it, how do you then get that book published?My guest in this episode is Amanda Cosgrove. After putting her son through drama school, she felt compelled to share her story with other parents who are about to embark on the same journey.Amanda runs a dance and drama school in Wales, so she already had a fair bit of background knowledge in this area, and yet, like many parents, she had no experience of the higher education process.In this episode, we discuss:Why Amanda wanted to write a book in the first placeWho was Amanda writing for?How to deal with rejectionWriting a non-fiction seriesResources:Amanda CosgroveSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/becomeawritertoday)

“When I think about go-to-market strategy, there are two ways of doing it. Top-down where you get as many eyeballs on your brand as possible or bottoms up where you try to turn early adopters into loyalists.” @AmandaMGoetz #DTCPOD“I believe in brand marketing where you create a community first that understands you and is a part of your brand.” @AmandaMGoetz #DTCPOD“I like thinking about my influencer strategy with the micro-influencers mostly, and then plugging in a few strategic macros that we create a longer-term relationship with.” @AmandaMGoetz #DTCPOD“One trend that I am really, really interested in right now is the fact that some of these major creators are now becoming investors and getting into the investor game.” @AmandaMGoetz #DTCPOD“As a founder of an early-stage company you have to remember that you’re on day one when comparing yourself to competitors that might already be doing this for a few years.” @AmandaMGoetz #DTCPODWe Speak About:[01:00] About Amanda and her experience[03:15] Why Amanda started House of Wise[05:20] Amanda’s thoughts on go-to-market strategies[06:35] The importance of brand marketing when building[10:15] How Amanda thinks about influencer marketing for SMBs[13:45] Is influencer marketing still effective for growing brands?[16:25] Fitting influencer marketing into your marketing mix for SMBs[19:25] Amanda’s strategy for influencer marketing for early-stage brands[24:10] How Amanda approaches influencer pitches[27:50] What matters to Amanda when selecting influencers[31:15] Pitfalls to avoid for early-stage brands doing influencer marketing Influencer marketing for early-stage brands works. Here’s the playbookAmanda Goetz, CMO of Teal and Founder of House of Wise, joins the POD to talk about how SMBs can successfully do influencer marketing.Customer acquisition today is more about building an audience than just running paid advertising campaigns.That’s where influencer marketing comes. Working with the right influencers can help you build your audience and keep your brand top of mind which is key in the early stages.When you’re building your brand, you want to turn early adopters into brand loyalists.Doing this means talking to early adopters and creating strong relationships that keeps them loyal to your brand.The way you turn early adopters into loyalists is the same approach you should take with influencersStrong relationships shouldn’t only be with customers. They should be with influencers too.To get the most out of influencer marketing, you also need to create strong relationships with creators.That means getting them excited about your brand and getting them to buy into your mission, vision, and most importantly, the product itself.Stay tuned as Amanda shares how SMBs can correctly use influencer marketing to grow, how to select creators, and some of the pitfalls you should avoid in influencer marketing.If you’d like to learn more about Trend and our influencer marketing platform for influencers and brands visit trend.io. You can also follow us for tips on growing your following and running successful campaigns on Instagram and LinkedIn.Mentioned Links:House of Wise’s website:https://houseofwise.co/Follow Amanda on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmandaMGoetzHouse of Wise on Twitter: https://twitter.com/house__of__wiseHouse of Wise on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/house__of__wise/

Hey #HEALTHYHUNNIES! This is Part 1 of my interview with my Slim on Starch client, Amanda! Here is what we talk about in this interview… - Why did Amanda come to me for help? What was she struggling with and looking for help with? - Amanda was already vegan and pretty healthy… she talks about her true expectations about our work together - How her weight was negatively affecting her life and ability to hike - The mindset shifts that Amanda experienced around eating food with friends - How Amanda learned that she was self-sabotaging without even realizing it - How & Why Amanda became SO successful through our work together - Being a people pleaser - How Amanda navigates social eating Slim on Starch Program: www.healthyemmie.org Facebook Group: https://www.healthyemmie.org/joinhealthyhunnies YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/healthyemmie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthyemmie/?hl=en Email me: HealthyEmmie@gmail.com

Healing others doesn't work if you're running on empty yourself. Have you made an effort recently - especially recently - to refuel your goals and how you strive to reach them?  Amanda Jane Daley is a leading business mentor for health and wellness entrepreneurs. With nearly 20 years in online marketing, Amanda has earned recognition by the world's top advertising awards. Yet the fast-paced corporate lifestyle saw her training in multiple energetic healing modalities for many years to “survive” and heal her own health. Since stepping away from the corporate grind to combine her two superpowers, healing and marketing, in a unique business mentoring approach, she has built a 7-figure online coaching business that has served 1000s of new entrepreneurs worldwide.  On this episode of the Abundantly Clear podcast, Malorie and Amanda discuss Amanda's difficult introduction to the concept of burnout after her corporate career, our mental hang-ups around the money we make (even when we're making a lot of it), and how the ways in which we take care of ourselves are taking center stage, now more than ever. Listen in for a piercingly honest look at success backed by purpose and commitment. You’ll Learn   Why Amanda approaches her life in entrepreneurship as a personal development journey above all What "spiritual bypassing" means, and why it's vital that we engage in some healthy confrontation with our own shadows How the best health coaches out there continue to come back to the basics, no matter what level they reach   And much more! Favorite Quote “There truly is an energetic nature to all of this. It's mindset, it's action. Of course, you don't just meditate your way to a successful business… but 80% of the "success" for me has come from shifting things internally. And that's why it's been, you don't do that without things that push you to do that. I think that's why it's a big personal development journey.”  - Amanda Daley  Connect with Amanda: Visit amandajdaley.com/abundantlyclear to get some goodies specifically for Abundantly Clear listeners! Check out Amanda's programs at Upswing Mastermind How to get involved Malorie has become an expert in helping people remove their mindset blocks, so they can experience the growth in their business and decrease in stress they desire. Check the site to learn more, download a freebie and stay connected. If you liked this episode, take a moment to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and post a review, or visit us here - and be sure to check out episodes 57, 63 and 24 to hear more from Malorie’s clients!

Amanda Pace and her partner Kylie are young, determined women entrepreneurs who are dedicated to creating a swimwear line that empowers women to feel free, sexy, and comfortable in swimwear fabric that’s luxurious to the touch and fits different body shapes perfectly. Their childhoods of living in swimwear by the beach gave them the inspiration to create something that will make women feel confident, like they are Almost Naked. What You Will Learn: Amanda’s journey into fashion design Why Amanda chose to make the transition into entrepreneurship so early in her career How Amanda leveraged her marketing background to build her own brand The structure of Amanda and Kylie’s business partnership and how the roles are divided An overview of Almost Naked’s marketing strategy Why Amanda chose to use her trust fund to start a business over other opportunities Resources: Website: https://www.almostnakedswim.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-pace-b0a24413b/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/almost-naked-swimwear/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostnakedswimwear/ Twitter: @almostnakedswim

Building a brand identity is a crucial cog in the business machine and influences the overall production of your content and marketing. Amanda Shuman explains how brand strategy plays into your social media plan, how she builds out her own social media strategy, the importance of keyword research for social media videos, and the power of relationships to create loyal customers that will want to work with you again and again!    In this podcast episode, we share:  What to consider when creating your brand strategy How to translate your brand identity into social media content Amanda’s goals for her social media strategy 4 Levels of marketing your business: attract, community, convert, loyalty Amanda’s YouTube strategy and favorite tools for optimizing her videos for searches   How Amanda nurtures her Facebook community  Amanda’s approach for boosting engagement on Live videos Why Amanda focuses more on Instagram stories vs. posts What tasks Amanda outsources for her social media strategy  Amanda’s favorite part of her service “Launch Strategy” Details about Insider Emails and special offerings for Amanda’s community     Memorable Quotes:  “Your brand design is only one gear to this big puzzle.” “Remember: People are not seeing every single post you put out; they’re not as involved in your brand as you are.”  “YouTube is a giant search engine and you want your videos to be found.”  “When it comes time to book clients or promote a course, these people are ready to go because I’ve given them so much and I’ve built such good relationships with them.”     About Amanda: Amanda is an award-winning website designer and brand strategist. She is also the founder and designer behind Carrylove Designs. Amanda is passionate about strategic design and believes pairing a beautiful brand aesthetic with an intentional website strategy is the cornerstone for success and booking clients effortlessly. Connect with Amanda: Website YouTube Instagram Facebook   Links Mentioned: Free Insider Branding, Website, and Marketing Tips  Sunny Lenarduzzi TubeBuddy vidIQ Planoly   This Episode Is Made Possible By: Traject Social: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

Singer, songwriter, comedian, activist and TV personality Amanda Seales, is my guest on this episode of Make Noise. Amanda is a strong and outspoken person and we really dig deep in this episode. Episode highlights: (3:08) - Thoughts on Kamala Harris (8:54) - How to navigate activism in Hollywood (11:05) - Why Amanda left the talk show ‘The Real' (17:48) - How Amanda managed her nervous breakdown (32:35) - What is important when walking away from a toxic situation? (44:02) - How would Amanda ‘remix' America Make Noise with Fatman Scoop is produced by Fatman Scoop, Raj Kotecha and the team at https://www.creativecoery antentagency.com. To get in touch with the show email podcast@fatmanscoop.com or send a DM to https://www.instagram.com/fatmanscoop/

Today Dimity chats with Amanda Brooks, a running coach who goes by Run to the Finish on social media—and in book stores. Her book Run to the Finish: The Every Day Runner’s Guide to Avoiding Injury, Ignoring the Clock and Loving the Run was released this spring. In addition to talking about such important topics as the best pizza in Denver, the duo discuss: —Why making one change at a time is a helpful, doable philosophy; —The biggest thing that makes a difference in Amanda’s running; —How to work gratitude miles into your everyday runs; and —Why Amanda (mostly) gave up dairy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wrist pain during push-ups and planks? They shouldn't be. In this episode, we'll break down the common wrist diagnoses and help guide you into what you can start doing to hopefully help relieve some of those symptoms! Then, we get into an insightful interview with our friend, Amanda Rocchio, more commonly known as MeowMeix on Instagram. After recovering from anorexia, Amanda dove into nutrition to learn how to start truly fueling her body. Through the process, she's become an expert in nutrition and meal prep. She currently helps educate millions of people all over the world on easy ways to start prepping food and understanding complex nutrition. We also mention Strong Coffee throughout the episode. To get your next quality latte for a discount using code “OPTIMAL15” at checkout, click here: https://strongcoffeecompany.com/ What You Will Learn: PT Pearl: Why You're Having Wrist Discomfort 00:46 - Common diagnoses related to the wrist and why they develop 03:00 - How to check your wrist support and mobility 07:28 - Passive and active stretches to help with your wrist mobility 10:35 - What your wrist problems may be a product of - How nerves come into play 13:38 - Why being active in your entire body is important To Watch the PT Pearl on YouTube, click here: https://youtu.be/cBJDCB_31c0 Interview with Amanda Rocchio: @meowmeix 18:07 - Amanda’s Introduction and her nutrition background 20:21 - Why Amanda began sharing nutrition content and dedicating her life to healthier eating 22:47 - How Amanda got help for her eating disorder - Her journey with it 28:55 - What “healthy living” looks like 30:56 - What oils are good and bad for your diet and why - Omega 3 and 6 explanation 33:03 - Food language and its importance 35:19 - What “balance” looks like in your everyday foods 38:25 - Some steps to get you started on meal prepping - How to address possible failure 41:42 - Some healthy food tips to keep in mind 43:45 - Some of Amanda’s protein rich food recommendations 45:55 - How Amanda stays knowledgeable on healthy foods and nutrition About Amanda Rocchio: Amanda Meixner is a meal prep maven, nutrition guru, and social media influencer living in Los Angeles, California. After struggling with an eating disorder in high school, she realized that being healthy was about fueling your body with the right foods, not starving yourself. From that point onward, she started educating herself on all things nutrition and began crafting her innovative meal prep techniques. Today, Amanda inspires more than 1 million followers every day with her simple recipes, healthy swaps, words of encouragement, and hacks for maintaining a healthy diet. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Optimal Body Podcast! Check out the full show notes HERE. Subscribe, rate, and review HERE. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

Today I share a new episode of my Pill Reality Series. In this both a powerful and an important conversation with my guest Amanda, who shares her experience of surviving a stroke caused by hormonal birth control. Today’s episode is sponsored by the Fertility Awareness Mastery LIVE 8 week group coaching program! Click here  to register now! Today’s episode is also sponsored by the Fertility Awareness Mastery Charting Workbook. The first fully customizable paper charting workbook of its kind, available in both Fahrenheit and Celsius editions. Click here to grab your copy today! Today I share a new episode of my Pill Reality Series. In this both a powerful and an important conversation with my guest Amanda, who shares her experience of surviving a stroke caused by hormonal birth control.   Topics discussed in today's episode: Amanda’s menstrual cycle history  How Amanda’s cycle changed once she got on the pill Symptoms Amanda noticed leading up to her stroke that she addressesd with an ER doctor What happened when Amanda had her stroke  What Amanda’s recovery was like  How her diet and lifestyle changed post-stroke The importance of trusting your own intuition with your health Why Amanda chose to get an IUD after her experience on the pill  The trouble when Amanda had her IUD removed How Amanda feels after coming off hormonal birth control    Connect with Lisa: You can connect with Lisa on Facebook, Twitter, and on her website.   Resources mentioned: Fertility Friday | Pill Reality Series Fertility Awareness Mastery Charting Workbook Fertility Awareness Mastery Online Self-Study Program The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize your Fertility | Audiobook | Lisa Hendrickson-Jack The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility (Book) | Lisa Hendrickson-Jack Get The First chapter of The Fifth Vital Sign for FREE | thefifthvitalsignbook.com   Related podcasts & blog posts: FFP 295 | The IUD, The Pill, and Important Side Effects You Should Know About | Pill Reality Series | Katherine & Lisa FFP 218 | The Pill Gave Her A Stroke | Pill Reality Series | Julia & Lisa FFP 203 | The Pill Problem | Ross Pelton FFP 161 | Are IUDs Safer Than The Pill? | Hormonal IUDs vs Copper IUDs | Dr. Steve Gangemi FFP 021 | What Hormonal Contraceptives Really do to Women | Sweetening the Pill | Holly Grigg-Spall FFP 007 | What the pill really does to your hormones | PCOS & Menstrual Irregularities | Dr Lara Briden FFP 006 | The problem with the pill | Menstrual taboos | Groove charting app | Jennifer Aldoretta – CEO & Co-Founder of Groove     Join the community! Find us in the Fertility Friday Facebook Group. Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast in Apple Podcasts! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic A Special Thank You to Our Show Sponsors: The Fertility Awareness Charting Workbook This episode is sponsored by my new book the Fertility Awareness Mastery Charting. Click here to buy now.   Fertility Friday | Fertility Awareness Programs This episode is sponsored by my Fertility Awareness Programs! Master Fertility Awareness and take a deep dive into your cycles and how they relate to your overall health! Click here to apply now!

When Amanda Tress created her virtual online bootcamp, she was one of the few people who went online without having had an offline fitness business first. Today, she teaches thousands of clients how to burn fat and live a healthier lifestyle online.    I met Amanda in Ali Brown's premier group and invited her as my guest this week because I was always inspired by her energy, her confidence and the way she was growing her business.    Even though she was working in digital marketing, Amanda says she always had a passion for fitness and nutrition and was working at the gym during her lunch breaks, on evenings and weekends when she wasn't in the office. When her oldest child was two years old, she was working 80 hours a week and started to feel guilty.    Amanda decided that she wanted to spend more time with her family and quit her marketing job. She also wanted to focus on her passion and realized that she could use her career expertise to create an online course combining nutrition and workouts. She convinced 11 clients to sign up and by the end of the program, they all thrived. “We were on to something and we needed to get the word out there,” Amanda remembers. She turned her 11 clients into her affiliates and that's where her success began.    Today, Amanda is known for her program FASTer Way to Fat Loss. In the past 24 months, she went from making $1 million to $50 million in revenue.    In this episode of the Sigrun Show, she speaks about her mission to help women in the wellness business scale their businesses and explains her business model. If you ever wondered how you can set up a membership for your own business, this interview with Amanda is for you.    We discuss how Amanda cracked the code to be successful in the online world and looking back, what she would do differently today.    Whether you want to understand how you can grow your business through an affiliate network or simply need a good portion of confidence, this episode will help you. “I'm going to eradicate poverty for women in wellness. I can't just sit around and watch colleagues scrape by.” - Amanda Tress What you will get out of this episode:    Amanda's first job in digital marketing and why she quit (3:10)  How she shifted towards her dream business and created her mission (4:34) Amanda's affiliate network and how it allows her to grow (8:36) How Amanda's membership works (10:08) What Amanda charges for her program and why she hasn't increased her price (12:42) How Amanda's book explains the why behind what she does (13:24) Amanda's eating schedule and why everyone should implement it (16:00) What Amanda would do differently in regards to building her team (18:44) How Amanda shifted her mindset by looking at data and setting goals (20:31) Why Amanda has notoriously high expectations (23:14) Amanda's goals and how she got her confidence (24:43) Are you inspired by Amanda's confidence? I would love to hear what your biggest takeaway from this episode was. You can follow and connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.  Live Bootcamp   During our last live bootcamp, Create Your Recession Proof Offer in a Weekend, hundreds of entrepreneurs, both offline and online, created a new offer for their business in 48 hours. We have since received amazing feedback and messages asking if we would do it again - and the answer is yes, the next live Bootcamp will take place on May 2-3. Walk away with a solid offer your clients actually want to buy during these challenging times and start selling it after just 48 hours.    Sign up at sigrun.com/bootcamp Connect with Amanda Tress:   fasterwaytofatloss.com Amanda on Facebook Amanda on LinkedIn Amanda on Instagram   Please share, subscribe and review Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Sigrun Show. If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review on Apple Podcasts or Google Play Music so more people can enjoy the show. Click here to learn how to leave a review, then head over to Apple Podcasts for your chance to win a special thank you gift!

Going through something that you can't explain and fully understand is tough. Having no one to talk to about it is even harder. It takes a toll not just on your physical wellness but more importantly, your mental state. In this episode Amanda talks about her journey before and after she joined The MENO System. Find out her struggles and how she was able to overcome them with the help of The MENO System. If you are suffering as you are going through this phase and you want to take your life back, then this episode is for you. . Resources: Come and visit my website at (https://www.drmichellegordon.com/) Check my latest podcast or listen to the previous ones (https://www.drmichellegordon.com/podcasts/) Menopause Movement with Dr. Michelle Gordon Online Community http://menopausemovementlive.com early bird tickets for Menopause Movement Live on 25 April 2020 What's Discussed In This Episode: How Amanda discovered The Menopause Movement [04:11] What made Amanda so interested in The Menopause Movement [04:59] How The Menopause Movement helped Amanda bounce back from her accident [07:28] Why did Amanda gain weight even though her food intake didn't change?  [09:17] What are the benefits of CBD in Menopause?  [10:41] What was Amanda's biggest scepticism before signing up?  [11:23] What does Amanda think of the program after signing up? [14:59] Amanda's “Aha!” moment when she signed up for the program [16:55] How has Amanda's life changed as she started to implement the MENO Mate way of living? [20:02] Why Amanda likes the 6th module of the program [24:29] Why should you consider joining The Menopause Movement? [27:32] Why should you be a part of The Menopause Movement? [33:53] Is there any other community out there that would talk about the experiences of going through menopause? [36:02] What is Amanda's message to those who are going through menopause? [39:14] Listen to Amanda's testimonial  [44:58] Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to The Menopause Movement Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For many things in business, planning is the key to success. This is very true when it comes to hiring a team for your business. To ensure that you hire the right team for your business growth plans and that you can get team members up to speed quickly, it's essential to plan for a team before you have one. That is exactly what our guest Amanda Evans did. She knew that she wanted a business that was bigger than her and started planning for her team very early in her company. Nine months after Tight Ship Bookkeeping was open, she was able to hire her first two team members. Now she has a team of five. Today, Amanda is sharing with us how she prepared her business to have a team and how her business goals. About Amanda: Amanda Evans is a 3rd generation St. Petersburg, FL native who created Tight Ship with one goal in mind: To create a simple, streamlined, outsourced bookkeeping solution that allows her clients to concentrate on growth.  Her model utilizes streamlined workflow management, document hosting, and the latest technology to keep your books up to date.  She views herself as a partner with her clients, employees, and community. In this episode, you’ll hear: Why Amanda planned for her business to have a team well before she was ready to hire. (2:05) The steps Amanda took so she could seamlessly train her first two employees when her business was only nine months old. (3:59) How Amanda overcame her fears of delegating and began trusting her new team members to do the work that supported herself and the clients. (6:57) Why you shouldn't be glued to your process and allow your team to be innovative in their roles. (9:40) Amanda's team structure and why part-time, remote employees are best for her business (13:36) The trigger points in Amanda's business that showed her it was the right time to hire each one of her employees. (15:42) How having a team saves Amanda time even though she's managing a team and checking their work. (21:13)   How to Connect with Amanda: Website: https://www.tightshipbookkeeping.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tightshipbookkeeping/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tightshipbookkeeping/ Next Steps: Do you want support and encouragement as you hire and lead your perfect-fit team? Join the Growing Your Team Facebook community! With the support of Jamie and other small business owners, you can grow a business that’s bigger than you! Subscribe and Review: Have you subscribed to the Growing Your Team podcast yet? If not, subscribe today so you never miss a future episode. I have so much information to share with you. Plus, I have a long line of guests who you will not want to miss! Also, if you have not done so yet, please leave a review! By leaving a review, you help other small business owners find this podcast and give them the knowledge to grow and lead their team members.

Today’s episode of “Your Dental Top 5” podcast with Amanda Hill is all about 2020’s hot hygiene products! Listen as she highlights some of the most cutting edge products, and some advancements that have been made to older products!   Episode Highlights:   Top 5 hygiene product categories from your host Product highlights Why Amanda considers these the hot top 5   Quotes:   “That leaves 30 states with no written regulations”    “I think that we are finally making some headway on that bacteria biofilm burden” “Maybe subgingival air polishing is a great way to help you help the patient reduce their biofilm load”    “For so long we have been worries about blood, blood everywhere … aerosols are a whole different story”    “The number one reason dental professionals miss work is upper respiratory infections”    “You won’t believe the number of offices I go into templing that are still using level 1 masks”    “It was amazing how much I could see”    “There's all these tools and gadgets out there that are helping us do a better and more thorough oral cancer exam”   “The stories that people tell about the lives that they have saved based on their oral cancer exam, those are just so affirming for our profession and really help to keep us excited and happy in the op”   Links: The Dental Podcast Network Channel One homepage:  http://dentalpodcastnetworkchannelone.otcpn.libsynpro.com/    The Dental Podcast Network Channel Two homepage: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dental-podcast-networks-channel-two/id1478530429   Amanda’s email:   amandahillrdh@gmail.com

The Money Mentality Makeover will be open again soon! Sign up now to get the course at the early rate PLUS score a FREE Astrology session with Danielle! Click here to claim your abundance! One of our favorite episode is back on the feed again as a part of our Holiday rebroadcasts! Top rated guest Amanda Frances is back! Danielle and Amanda fall right into their witty banter with high level wealth wisdom and sexual undertones making for an entertaining and enlightening conversation... Learn all the things: Becoming an energetic match for money or whatever it is you desire The new, more aligned way to invest in courses and END the old paradigms of procrastination and never finishing Understand how what you want has literally been waiting for you and how to uncover it faster Why Amanda is THE Money Queen and what it's like to take a bath in $100 bills How to stop hiding being seen because of shame or worrying about being too much Plus the advice Amanda would've given herself three months ago and the career Danielle may have to reconsider... Learn More about Amanda!Amanda's Website @xoamandafrances Follow the show!@thedaniellemercurioshow#daniellemercurioshow Danielle’s Website

Amanda Terry gets insta-rupted today. Finding her love for makeup at a young age, like every little girl, Mandi would do her Mom's hair and makeup. Around the age of thirteen, she took Drama class which opened up her eyes and imagination to special effects makeup. This is where she really started to see the other side and opportunities of the makeup industry. Her interest in makeup continued throughout her teenage years. It was not until her mid-twenties, that she started to research schools. After enrolling , she went  full force, did not look back and worked three jobs to pay her tuition! She is now a successful and experienced MUA/Hairstylist working for TV, Film, print, fashion shows, photo shoots, music videos and more. Mandi is also a Freelance Educator for Poise Makeup Professional.    Mandi caters to agency models, athletes, musicians, established actors-- EX: Harrison Ford, Joanna Cassidy, Salma Hayek, Siedah Garrett, Michelle Willams, Eugeno Derbez, Bojesse Christopher , Guy Tang, Rae Sremmurd, DJ Mustard, Falling in Reverse, Haley Vasser, and the list goes on.... On the show today Amanda and Syd discuss what it’s like working on set, different make up looks, dating the wrong guys, hosting events, grieving loved ones and much more.    Highlights: Epic LA Going to school but learning everything on set Losing a loved one Processing grief Why Amanda doesn't like micro blading Being a makeup artist is like being a therapist Doing your own make up Putting on wigs Choosing a make up brand that works for you   Syd Social Media Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Make Up Mandi Website: https://www.makeupmandi.com/home     YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClIxyJ61cj26CGNfbS0gZmg     Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makeup_mandi/?hl=en     Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Makeupmandi86/?fref=ts                  

Designer Amanda Lindroth joined us all the way from the Bahamas to chat with us about her home collection, book, her interior design work, and all of the joys (and difficulties) of decorating homes in your favorite vacation spots. We even talk about the Dunmore Hotel where she used our upholstery pieces. You'll be shocked to hear all that goes into maintaining this beautiful property! What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Trials of towels hanging on display where they don’t need to be, soapy stoves, crazy sinks and backordered rugs. Triumphs over a beautiful blue outdoor rug, sink and special chair finds. Amanda would have been a designer sooner if she knew that was a viable option! Amanda grew up living in a house with perfect mathematical scale, and that taught her about proportion right off the bat. What it was like for Amanda to grow up in South Florida in the 1970’s, and how it influenced her design now in the Bahamas. What people look for when decorating on an island home and resort. Warning — this will make you want to go on vacation ASAP! Amanada was intentional with learning about color, and studied it in a serious and motivated fashion. Why Amanda loves a pink wall, and it can be a neutral to go with everything. Why decorating for people’s second and third homes can often be easier, but they still may get sticker shock when it comes to tax and duties of the island! How Amanda navigates doing business in so many locations, and having a team all over the world. Setting a tone for using timeless antiques with a modern and contemporary touch. The places to spend money and really invest in great quality pieces, and what areas we can super glue it all together. Amanda’s thrift shop mentality suites life in the Bahamas well, and it’s not easy to replace things so she pays attention to every single thing she brings in and how she can reuse and recycle. Amanda’s book, Island Hopping, that takes us everywhere from Antigua to Cranberry Island. What we can expect next from the Amanda Lindroth product line, including lighting in early 2010.

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review! My guest today is Amanda Gallinger of Creative Business Collective, a marketing and business strategy expert who helps passionate creatives build profitable online businesses. What blows my mind about Amanda, aside from all the business-changing advice she’s about to share with you in this episode is that a few years ago, she found my free 5 Day Website Challenge and used it to learn WordPress and build all of her websites. I mean, she’s a massively successful business owner and I had no idea that she’d used my training to help her get a handle on WordPress! So she’d been on my mailing list for awhile, which I also had no idea, and then she replied to one of my newsletters one day and asked me to do a bonus training inside of her Soulful Selling course to walk her students through what they needed to do to get their websites set up - which of course I said yes - and then as I always do, I used an invitation to be on the podcast as a way to get to know her better and pick her marketing expert brain for you guys! My interview with Amanda left my head spinning, in a good way!! So typically when a guest comes on the show, I’m recording from the moment they hop on, we chit chat, I do a little countdown and then I introduce them and we just roll from there… But with Amanda, we hit it off so well at the beginning that we just rolled right into to it - so let’s go ahead and dive into my interview with Amanda Gallinger of Creative Business Collective. Today we’re talking about: How Amanda made the transition from corporate to self-employed How Amanda she helps her clients identify their zone of genius and helps them package it as a premium service. Why Amanda started selling her coaching packages at a premium price from the beginning (and how you can too). The one thing your website must have on it to stand out online. The number one thing that will lead to your success. Why hourly pricing isn’t good for your or your ideal client and what to do instead. What a “value ladder” is and how to use it in your business. Why you feel so busy but you’re not making any money - and how to fix it. Amanda’s 90 day rule and how to apply it in your own business. Amanda’s advice for someone who is just starting out and struggling to get traction. The one belief Amanda had to change about herself to get where she is today. My favorite quotes from Amanda: “What’s in your tool box that you can turn around and use to reinvent yourself?” “When someone buys from you, often times they are buying from you because they really like you and they want to be in your energy.” “When people pay, they pay attention.”

In this episode of Inglês Nu E Cru Rádio, we talk to one of Alexia's Portuguese students: Amanda. Amanda is learning Portuguese, loves Brazil, and is a super smart and fun guest. In this episode, we talk about:Why Amanda listens to Inglês Nu E Cru Rádio as a native English speakerWhy Amanda is interested in learning Portuguese and Brazilian cultureAmanda's experience learning PortugueseSome cultural difference between the US and BrazilWhy language apps are not as effective as real conversationLanguage learning to improve mental healthAnd much more! Aperta play!Para ganhar uma aula totalmente grátis pelo Cambly é só baixar o aplicativo ou ir diretamente para o site. Ao finalizar a sua inscrição não se esqueça de colocar o cupom inglesnuecrupodcast.** Baixe o aplicativo Cambly em seu iPhone** Baixe o aplicativo Cambly em seu Android** Inscreva-se em nosso curso Sound School 3.0!Nosso curso especializado para a pronúncia e no speaking para brasileiros.Nunca perca um episódio! ** iTunes: https://goo.gl/ZAjj5f** Spotify: https://goo.gl/3GYvdq** Castbox: http://bit.ly/castboxingles** Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/LuU1E8** Subscribe on Android: https://goo.gl/VAUKxt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Judy hasn’t see Game of Thrones?! Why? Amanda, Stephanie, and Virginia try to find out and then convince her it’s worth watching as the series comes to its long-awaited conclusion. This is not the show to watch when you’re winding down your day. It’s not one to watch when you don’t like gratuitous sex and intense violence. It’s not a show for those who want everyone to live. Not for dog-lovers. So why watch it? Here’s a few reasons: Jamie Lannister, power dynamics, assassin, bad-ass women, dragons, Daario Naharis, and Jon Snow. Let’s not forget epic battles, costumes, and fantastic character relationships. You know nothing, Judy Samuels, but you will. So sayeth Queen Introvert of the House Indoors, First of Her Name, the Comfortable, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Comfy Couch, Eater of Pizza, and Mother of Podcasts.

The Money Mentality Makeover will be open again soon! Sign up now to get the course at the early rate PLUS score a FREE Astrology session with Danielle! Click here to claim your abundance! Top rated guest Amanda Frances is back on the show! The babes fall right into their witty banter with high level wealth wisdom and sexual undertones making for an entertaining and enlightening conversation... Learn all the things: -Becoming an energetic match for money or whatever it is you desire -The new, more aligned way to invest in courses and END the old paradigms of procrastination and never finishing -Understand how what you want has literally been waiting for you and how to uncover it faster -Why Amanda is THE Money Queen and what it's like to take a bath in $100 bills -How to stop hiding being seen because of shame or worrying about being too much Plus the advice Amanda would've given herself three months ago and the career Danielle may have to reconsider... Sponsored by Money Mentality Makeover Course Follow: @daniellemercurio @xoamandafrances #curiouslyconfident #moneymentalitymakeover

On this episode, we’re talking a lot about pet wellness and nutrition. Do you include probiotics and phyto plankton in your dog’s diet? Listen to find out why you should! All this advice and much more is coming from Amanda who owns a natural pet food store and offers holistic pet wellness consultations. We also talk about why it’s so important to stay authentic in the pet business. Let’s dive in! (00:00) Intro(00:30) Introducing Amanda Rose of Holistic Pet Radio(02:25) How Amanda got into the holistic pet wellness space(04:55) Why Amanda started Holistic pet radio(06:07) The top questions Amanda gets around holistic pet nutrition(07:47) Amanda’s recommendations for finding a great vet(11:16) How Amanda juggles the pet food store, health consultations, and a podcast(15:14) Why Amanda decided to go with a franchise versus her own independent store(18:27) Her top recommendations of food and supplements(25:14) Meet Amanda’s dogs(29:03) Where to find Amanda The rest of the shownotes are at wearwagrepeat.com/podcast.

Stephanie interviews Whole30 certified coach, Amanda Alley - mother of three boys and advocate for healthy eating on a limited budget. Amanda shares how she uses Food Stamps/SNAP to supplement her healthy eating, her favorite low-cost meals, tips and tricks for eating on a budget, and advice for those who want to do a Whole30 but are afraid of the cost. Topics discussed: Why Amanda decided to become a Whole30 Certified Coach How she feeds her family of five on a budget Where she shops to save money How she navigates food battles with her three boys Her favorite budget-friendly Whole30 compliant meals Advice for those concerned about the cost Show Notes: Apply for SNAP Amanda’s Coaching Homepage Amanda’s Instagram Amanda’s Website Healthy Mama, Happy Baby Virtual Pregnancy Program Nourish Kids Medicine Kit and Ebook Dr. Elana’s Medical Center: Nourish Medical Center Follow Steph and Elana on Instagram Whole Mamas Podcast Archive Enjoy the listen! You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify. We’d love to hear your thoughts on Instagram or Facebook. Amanda Alley is a Whole30 certified coach serving the NH seacoast communities. She’s a 30-something wife, boy mom x3, and once-upon-a-time poet. Amanda is passionate about helping others navigate the Whole30 program and find the healthiest version of themselves.

Amanda Jarman’s sabbatical to Belize with her husband was supposed to last only five months. She’d picked Hopkins, a seaside village, as the place to recover from chronic health problems and burnout. What surprised her was how much it felt like home. Lisa’s conversation with Amanda covers: Why Amanda took her sabbatical, what she discovered about herself and her life, and what made her decide to move to Belize. We discuss how Amanda revamped her small business to work remotely, and designed a slower lifestyle around her most important values. Show notes at www.lisahoashi.com. Follow us! Lisa Hoashi: @lisahoashi. Join the Leap Like Me Community on Facebook. Theme music by Far Pines Music. Enjoy the show? Please leave us a review or rating, and share with others!    

Amanda Chantal Bacon (now Amanda Rogove) is a magical star seed. You heard us right. Amanda is the creator of Moon Juice, a world-traveling chef, a sustainable lifestyle leader, and a passionate food educator. What she’s been able to build with Moon Juice is of another planet. They always have what your body and soul have been craving. It’s delicious, beautiful, and it’s ethically sourced. Amanda + Moon Juice are truly a cosmic beacon for anyone seeking support and healing through the holistic lifestyle that we’ve seen change our lives and the lives of others!   But most importantly, this is a conversation that is just going to make you feel good. Amanda’s story, an epic journey, being in love… it just feels nice. We chat about...   The difficulty of always having to be “on” on social media How Amanda met her husband + he became the love of her life Shifting into your feminine energy Why Amanda’s early years were emotionally trying + how she rebelled Not going to college but still yearning to learn What we’ve learned from psychedelic experiences Naturally healing + feeling happy in your own body Talking about sex with your kid Cooking to relax Amanda’s morning routine A not-so-hot wellness tip: freeze-dried coffee! Why there is no one-size-fits-all in wellness or self-care Moon Juice is coming to Sephora!   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Check out Moon Juice | moonjuice.com Amanda’s Instagram | @AmandaChantalBacon Moon Juice’s Instagram | @moonjuice Facebook | facebook.com/MoonJuiceShop Twitter | @moonjuiceshop Join Krista + Lindsey LIVE on Tour! | consciouscityguide.com/almost30podcast Skinny Dipped | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at skinnydipped.com Alterra Pure | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at alterrapure.com Chosen Foods | Use code ALMOST30 for 30% off at chosenfoods.com WOO FOR PLAY | Use code ALMOST30 for 10% off at wooforplay.com Silver Fern | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off your first order at silverfernbrand.com The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

Amanda McMullen is a singer and music teacher from Charlotte, North Carolina.  She stumbled across a blog post of mine last year, emailed me, and we started working together right away and while we no longer have a working relationship, we became fast friends and stayed in touch ever since!  I have so much respect for this girl and she's an amazing human.  While she talks about learning from me, I learned even more from working with her.   Not only that, but working with Amanda has been such an incredible reminder about the power of the Internet and being able to connect with amazing women around the world that I would never have otherwise had the pleasure of getting to know.   You get a front row seat to listen in as Amanda and I talk through the mindset issues around foodshe has experienced in the past and how things have changed, her struggle to avoid eating more cookies than intended (can anyone relate?!) and how she has learned to listen to the signals her body is giving her about what's working and what isn't.   I asked Amanda to bring any issues or struggles she was experiencing in regards to nutrition and mindset to the podcast episode, and I didn't want her to tell me the issues until we were recording so that I could address it in real time with her.  You'll hear how I coach Amanda through lingering cravings that she has with particular foods and the surprising recommendation I have for her.   Some of the topics we cover:  Figuring out whether a vegetarian or meat-eating diet was the right way to go Getting curious about the underlying causes behind digestive issues Why Amanda decided to try the Whole30 dietrecently and what she's learned from doing an elimination diet The impact of stress on your health and how it can manifest in surprising ways Giving the tools to help you figure out what works for your body so that you can take responsibility and own your choices Ditch your scale,and how as a female your weight will naturally fluctuate throughout the day Working with your menstrual cycle rather than against it Dealing with sugar cravings and food sensitivities  Not beating yourself up for eating foods that aren't "perfect" Getting analytical about WHY you're having massive cravings: paying attention to what's working for you and what isn't.   Questioning long-held beliefs around fitness and nutrition so you can figure out the best plan for your body more objectively Amanda finds herself thinking about food LESS. She found that once she wasn't so stressed about food and could figure out what's was working and what wasn't, the way you eat will come more naturally.  Ultimately it's a practice and not something that comes overnight, but we're always going to have to have a relationship with food, it's not going to go away anytime soon.  Why not take a little extra time to figure out what works for your unique body?   One of the most important takeaways from the episode is to show yourself some love, relax into the process of learning about what works for your body and be more accepting of yourself as an imperfect human.  This is why I always present the argument that meal plans do not work, and I encourage  It's All About Poop Yep, that's right.  Amanda and I met when she first emailed me about a blog post I wrote all about poop, ha! That turned into signing up for one of my group programs, to 1:1 client, and we have remained friends ever since.  I was so thrilled Amanda agreed to be on the podcast, because her story really highlights  Amanda sums up the interview perfectly: "It's just so much more than the food you're putting on your plate every day." I can't wait for you to get to know Amanda!  She's an absolute sweetheart and I was honoured she agreed to be on the podcast to chat with me about her personal story.   Listen to this episode to get inspired to learn how you can change your outlook around food so that you can stop stressing, enjoy what you eat, and love how you feel inside and out, even while leading a busy lifestyle.     Show Notes:  Blog Post - Digestion Part 2, What Is Your Poop Trying to Tell You?  Show Notes for Episode 005 www.roomtogrowpodcast.com Room to Grow Podcast Facebook Group Find Emily: IG: @emilygoughcoach Facebook: Emily Gough Coaching

Amanda: Body positivity is a scam ... What causes women to feel badly about their bodies? ... The double-edged sword of looking at bodies on Instagram ... Why Amanda sees her critique as separate from #MeToo ... Why has the fashion world embraced ugly clothes? ... The effect of online shopping on plus-size clothing options ...

Today I talk to Amanda McCaig who is an Ironman Triathlon finisher! Ironman triathlon is a 3.8km swim, 180km cycle and then a full marathon. With me training at the moment to do a half ironman this summer then a full ironman next year I couldn't wait to speak to Amanda. When I originally asked Amanda to do the podcast I wasn't aware of her background or story. I was already inspired by her achievments but when we done the pod and she opened up I was absolutely amazed! An incredible story. Amanda had hip problems when she was younger and got told she wouldn't be able to do any sports never mind an Ironman Triathlon, had to overcome a number of bad injuries and also opens up about an eating disorder she has worked at to overcome. She also isn't stopping at Ironman, Amanda is doing Celtman which she explains on the pod, insane! An epic story and a great conversation. Thanks so much to Amanda for coming on and doing the pod, enjoy folks! Podcast Breakdown 0:00 - Introduction 2:00 - How Amanda got into fitness & Training 3:58 - How Amanda got into Ironman 7:18 - First triathlon experience’s 13:20 - Amanda talks about her injury problems in the lead up to her 1st Ironman 15:25 - Did it cross Amanda’s mind to quit at any point and what got her through it 18:05 - Amanda talks about open water swimming 22:35 - We talk about the nutrition and fuelling aspect of triathlon 33:19 - Amanda opens up about her issues with anorexia + bulimia and how training has helped her deal with this 36:27 - How were the days leading up to the Ironman event 42:35 - Amanda talks about the Ironman event itself 1:06:30 - Why Amanda chooses to do endurance sports - so prove people wrong and inspire 1:07:30 - Post Ironman and Celtman 1:21:20 - What Amanda would tell anyone who doubts themselves

Worthless. That’s how Amanda Steinberg felt in her late 20s. She had bottomed out financially, emotionally—everything. She’d worked herself to the bone to showcase herself as a 21st Century working mom, and like practically every college-educated woman she knew, she'd followed what seemed like straightforward steps to building the perfect post-feminist life. It was at this gut-check moment, in debt and emotionally spent, when she realized that she was "worth it," and so are you.    Join The Wellness Force Community on Facebook    As a female, have you ever felt like you could not achieve the same financial success as others because of your gender or present situation? Have you struggled to let go of old weight and society’s expectations of what you should do with your life? For women who believe they need money to be enough, are afraid they’ll never achieve financial success, or feel stuck in their present situation, this episode is for you. We are all worthy of financial success and feeling empowered about ourselves. Despite gender inequality in the workforce and how society views and values money, women have the ability to take the idea of financial success and make it something of their own. We don't have to allow society's structure and regulations to prevent us from creating a successful relationship with money because we're worth more than that. Rewiring our Perception of Self-Worth Around Money What are the stories we tell ourselves in relation to money around society? For decades, situations and circumstances have shaped the household roles of both males and females. Males have been the providers and women the nurturers. This idea has been branded in our minds. Society tells us that males cannot be the nurturers nor females the providers. Fortunately, this idea is slowly changing as females are discovering their self-worth and net worth. Today on Wellness Force Radio, Founder & CEO of DailyWorth, founder of WorthFM, and author of Worth It: Your Life, Your Money, Your Terms, Amanda Steinberg shares how she’s helping women find their inner strength to let go of old weight and gain financial freedom. Roots & Wings: Create Your Own Rules About Money At a young age, Amanda observed the burden that money had on her mother. She saw first-hand the pressure that her mother experienced to make sure that she had enough money to pay the bills and provide a comfortable life for her family. At one point or another, we can all relate to that same pressure that Amanda’s mother faced. We’ve all experienced the pressure to “be enough” and have a baseline of “normalcy” according to our financial self-worth. We’re pressured to have enough money to provide for the perfect family, have the best possessions, or to fit our role according to our gender. Unfortunately, because of this pressure around normalcy and money, some women might feel held back from achieving their own financial success. We’re afraid that we’re not worthy because of how we show up to society. On this episode, you will learn that despite what society has told us, financial freedom is attainable for anyone. Money shouldn’t be a burden according to our background, gender, or knowledge. One day Amanda learned an important lesson from her mother that has helped her to let go of old weight and rewire how she perceives money. To be financially secure, we just need two things: Roots and Wings: Roots are your assets such as real estate, investment, and owning a business. Wings are your cash flow including credit and income. Join us in listening to Amanda as she shares how we can rewire our perceptions about money and gain financial freedom. Listen to Episode 104 as Amanda Uncovers How is financial security defined? What does it mean for different people? What we perceive as clarity and control around money versus the reality of our own circumstances. How money can create stress and harm our personal wellness. Amanda's childhood and the paralyzing pain that she and her family experienced because of money. Amanda's experience with debt and the steps she took to reevaluate her personal finances. How a hip-hop poetry artist and a spiritually elevated human rights advocate named Rha Goddess helped Amanda re-program her thoughts on money. The shift in society regarding the role that both men and women have with money. Why Amanda was living a life that she thought she was supposed to live out of fear of not fitting in. Why Amanda forced herself to live a life that didn’t suit her at all. How Amanda created a new story about money to fit her life and needs. How women can write their own rules to live their own lives with roots and wings. The new financial narrative for women in 2017: How does money impact their wellness? Josh's experience with money and how it represented pain for him when he was younger. How we learn about money habits from our parents and other sources. Amanda's strategy to rewire thoughts about who she is and her relationship with money. To rewire her thoughts to not see herself as a spender anymore, but a saver. The challenges women face to become leaders in the corporation world. How the social norms are changing as far as women being nurturers and men being the providers. Amanda's goal to help people to become more comfortable with who they are and what roles they want to take on. How a couple can begin to balance their money and keep their family in a constant state of financial wellness. The importance of figuring out what is important to you i.e. travel, a home, technology so that you focus on spending your money on that and not on something that is not as important to you. How to discover Positive Net Worth: Ask yourself what you're invested in, what do all of these financial terms mean for you? Where is your money and how is it being directed? Amanda's favorite money tools to help you re-evaluate your personal finances. Amanda's plans for 2017 and her new book, Worth It. Top 3 Takeaways From The Show We do not have to learn money habits from only our parents. There are other sources out there that can act as good examples to help us achieve financial stability and freedom. Society doesn’t define our relationship with money. We do. Despite our previous income status, experiences, our gender, we can let go of old weight and begin a new relationship with money. We can start fresh and gain control of our personal finances with clarity. Our society has wired our brains for years to believe that only men can be the main providers and women the sole nurturers. But times are changing as both genders can either be the provider or the nurturer. Power Quotes From Amanda Steinberg   "Our feelings and relationship around money have very little to do with the actual circumstances of our finances." - @AmandaSteinberg   "My life and work are dedicated to the reinvention of financial advice and financial services so that anyone, regardless of circumstance, gender or knowledge level, can experience the thrill of money clarity and control." - Amanda Steinberg "Our feelings and relationship around money have very little to do with the actual circumstances of our finances." - Amanda Steinberg on achieving clarity and control with money. "As women, we can't really fulfill our potential until we understand our money. I'm trying to support this shift for women in the workforce so that it doesn't feel like work and they don't feel bad about it." - Amanda Steinberg on the current shift for women in relation to money and work. "Worthless. That’s how I felt in my late 20s. I had bottomed out financially, emotionally—everything. I’d worked myself to the bone to showcase myself as a 21st Century working mom, and like practically every college-educated woman I knew, I had followed what seemed like straightforward steps to building the perfect post-feminist life." - Amanda Steinberg on her own struggle with money. "If women are disassociated from finance as our culture has required it, women are never going to be able to take care of themselves and it's going to perpetuate this impossible situation." - Amanda Steinberg on the motivation to help women become financially independent and manage their money better.  "Debt led to doubt; doubt spiraled into despair." - Amanda Steinberg in her new book, Worth It. "All you need are roots and wings." - The piece of financial advice that Amanda Steinberg's mom gave her. "This baseline of normalcy has set it up so that people are so afraid to be judged by others. We don't realize that anyone's judgement of ourselves is actually more about them than anything to do with us. Where do these expectations even come from? Give yourself the freedom of space." - Amanda Steinberg on the social pressures that we face every day and how to ignore them. "We shape our identities to protect ourselves from pain. So, when we start to dismantle some things that we realize don't have to be entirely true, it can be really painful. It's confronting and really uncomfortable. But it can bring clarity to recognize which statements cause us pain and those are the ones that we need to get rid of in our lives." - Amanda Steinberg on how we can rewire our thoughts around money and ourselves. "All of your Truth exists because you arbitrarily chose it for no reason long ago and then collected evidence. That's it. Except for: be nice to people, be honest, love wins. Otherwise, all bullshit.” - Carl Richards "Humans are really starting to realize that we are the creators of our world, we are not victims of it." - Amanda Steinberg on how we are gaining more confidence to do what we want with our lives. "Women have been programmed to be self-less, dependent, and bad with money. I am overtly and expressly helping women to reprogram themselves so that they are self-full, independent, and can live life by their own definition." - Amanda Steinberg on how she's helping women redefine themselves. "What's important for women is to realize that we have been impressed upon us by society that we are valued when we are selfless and giving. That makes it very hard for women to even think about money because it feels like a selfish thing. For the man, he has been told that he will be successful when he has monetary success and he is a provider. So, for the man to release some of that over to his wife and to not feel like he's being emasculated, it's equally as challenging."  - Amanda Steinberg on the struggle society faces to see the female and male roles with money in a different light. "Revenue solves all problems." - Amanda Steinberg's own mantra when she faces something difficult. About Amanda Steinberg Amanda Steinberg is the founder & CEO of DailyWorth, the leading financial media company for women publishing financial and business advice to millions of women daily. She is an international business leader, public speaker and author on the topic of women and money. After launching DailyWorth in 2009 to bring a fresh voice and an outsider’s perspective to personal finance, Oprah selected her to the exclusive SuperSoul 100, while Forbes named her one of 21 New American Money Masters. She is also founder of the new digital investing service, WorthFM, which received front-page coverage in The New York Times Business section, and the author of Worth It: Your Life, Your Money, Your Terms. Buy Worth It by Amanda Steinberg From the founder and superstar CEO of DailyWorth.com—the go-to financial site for women with more than one million subscribers—comes a fresh book that redefines the relationship between women, self-worth, and money. Worth It shows women how to view money as a source of personal power and freedom—and live life on their terms. Millions of women want to create financial stability and abundance in their lives, but they don’t know how. They are stuck in overwhelming confusion and guilt, driven by internalized “money stories” that have nothing to do with what is really possible. As the founder of DailyWorth.com, a financial media and education platform, Amanda Steinberg encounters these smart, ambitious women every day. With this book, she helps them face their money stories head on and wake up to the prosperity that awaits them. Worth It outlines the essential financial information women need—and everything  that the advisers don’t spell out. Steinberg gets to the bottom of why women are stressed and anxious when it comes to their finances and teaches them to stay away from strict budgeting and other harsh austerity practices. Instead, she makes money relatable, while sharing strategies she uses herself to build confidence and ease in her own financial life. Through her first-hand experiences and the stories from other women who’ve woken up, Steinberg’s powerful and encouraging advice can help women of any age and income view money as a source of freedom and independence—and create bright financial futures. Resources Mentioned by Amanda & Josh Visit Amanda Steinberg's official website Learn more about Amanda Steinberg Check out DailyWorth Start managing your personal finances better with WorthFM Grab your own copy and read Worth It: Your Life, Your Money, Your Terms Connect with Amanda on Twitter: Amanda's Twitter account DailyWorth WorthFM Learn more about these money saving tools: Discover what motivates you about money with MoneyType Manage your money with Moven Save money with the help of Digit Get a Robo Adviser Listen to WFR episode 096 with Daniel Schmachtenberger: Emotional Resiliance, Nootropics, & Outsmarting the Modern World Discover who David Bach is Learn more about Suze Orman Check out Rha Goddess' work See Carl Richards' work in the New York Times Learn more about the Pacific Institute Money Type Cognitive Center of Pacific Institute Support This Podcast Leave a 5 star review on iTunes Share this episode with someone you care about Contact Wellness Force Radio for podcast sponsorship and partnership opportunities Rate & Review Wellness Force Aloha! 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If you have a Facebook ads business or want to start one at some point, you’re going to love this episode of The Art of Paid Traffic. Joining me on today’s episode is my friend Amanda Bond (aka - “Bond”), who is a Facebook ads strategist and owner of an extremely successful business managing Facebook ads for others. You’ll hear how she’s become one of the more sought-after Facebook ad managers around – and she does zero marketing of her service. Bond’s actually one of the few people I would trust running my own ads. She shares the story about the success she had with her first local event (these results are amazing!) and how it led to the creation of her current business. Hear how she went from being terrified to price her services at first, to now only working with her ideal clients… Bond describes what she did when first scaling her business, along with the need that she filled when she hired her first team member. After listening to this episode, it’s not hard to understand why after 125 episodes of the podcast, this might be my favorite one to date. You’ll Also Learn In This Episode: How to avoid being the bottleneck of your own success. How Bond had to work through her own insecurities to successfully scale her business We talk about When starting a FB ads business, people feel that have to take any client. Amanda shares how she got to the point where she’s only working with people that fit her ideal client. Why Amanda was terrified to price her Facebook ads services (it didn’t feel like work so she didn’t feel qualified to charge the rates she was hearing). How she was able to show appreciation to her loyal clients while still increasing her rates significantly How she determined her company’s values and how that has helped her identify her ideal clients going forward She’s clearly identified what role she wants to play in her business in the future (and how she is building up the support to get there) Her step-by-step strategy and process when she starts working with a client What’s working well for her right now from a Facebook ads perspective And a LOT more... 5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Facebook Ads Business Go From Making $165/month Per Client to Over $2,000/month Per Client Like Kerry & Others If you're interested in managing Facebook ads for other businesses, whether this is something you want to start as a side hustle while you’re building your own online business, maybe you want to manage ads full time as your business… ...you may already be really good at Facebook ads and now want to create a business out of it but you’re not sure how to start the business and get clients... I want to invite you to a brand new free online training that's taking place on March 1st and 2nd: 5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Facebook Ads Business Go From Making $165/month Per Client to Over $2,000/month Per Client Like Kerry & Others I'm doing 3 live trainings starting on Wednesday, March 1st at 9am PST. I'm also doing one at 5pm PST Wednesday the 1st and then another live one the next day, Thursday, March 2nd at 12pm PST. Depending on when you’re listening to this episode, this is next week! These are all going to be the same trainings, with different Q&A of course, so choose a day and time that works best for you.  You don't have to attend all 3, unless of course you want to! In the live training, you're going to learn: The simple formula for attracting and closing a CONSISTENT stream of IDEAL clients with budget to spend and that Won’t Drain the Life Out of You How to have your Facebook ads business up and running & PROFITABLE within 30 days (or MASSIVELY scale it) Discover how one Facebook ads manager went from a monthly retainer of $165 to $2,000+ within a year, while raising 3 kids. How one Facebook ads manager got his first client BEFORE even learning Facebook ads and has now generated over $1.5M in revenue for his clients To reserve your spot on one of the free trainings, go to rickmulready.com/adsbusiness. You'll be to choose a date and time that works best for you.

What if you had to wear a big piece of plastic or metal on your face every day to see better? According to the top of my head, probably millions of Americans and even more human beings worldwide do this. Every. Day. Sounds like hell to us. But so many people do it? WHY? Amanda and Michael Klein might have an idea... Michael Klein is Dan Klein's brother. Weird right? They are both products of the same two people having sex. Actually that's pretty cool when you think about it. Sex is cool. B-) Michael is married to Amanda Shernoff Klein and they both work as pharmacists in Tucson, Arizona. If you're having serious medical problems in Tucson, you might meet them as they prescribe you medicine! They are total smarty pants and that may or may not have to do with the fact that they wear glasses... which comes first? Glasses or smart? In addition to being pharmacists, they are proud doggy owners of a French bulldog named Hugo. You can check him out at the hashtag #hugeaux on Instagram! If you’ve got any questions, comments, or concerns about the current, past, or future Make Me Like It podcasts, shoot Dan and Kelly an email at littlepuppyquestions@gmail.com! Theme Music by John Haskell Logo Art by Darin Shuler

Amanda Lannert is the CEO of Jellyvision, which makes ALEX, an interactive decision-support tool that talks you through traditionally boring and confusing human resource decisions like picking health insurance and makes them fun and engaging. The Jellyvision of today has one of the more interesting founding stories, which Amanda describes in the beginning of this episode. It was born from the ashes of You Don't Know Jack.  Amanda was named CEO of the Year at the Moxie Awards in 2014 and 2015. Under Amanda’s leadership, Jellyvision has doubled its revenue three out of the last four years. In This Episode You Will Learn: How Jellyvision got into the B2B space The value of a liberal arts background in tech How Jellyvision got its first customers Keys to selling to big businesses How their product evolved and what eventually led to growth How important humor is to their brand Whether their diversity is intentional or accidental How they are trying to improve diversity How they attempt to identity redact interviews How to build a strong culture across team members of different generations The impact of remote workers on their culture How Jellyvision caters to introverts in an extroverted office Amanda’s favorite interview questions How they ended up with a room dedicated to a massage chair Why Amanda would like to see more audacious dreams from Chicagoans How to find mentors What is the best bang for your buck networking Selected Links From The Episode: Harry Gottlieb, Founder of Jellyvision Jai Shekhawat, Founder & Former CEO of Fieldglass Troy Henikoff, Techstars Chicago Managing Director Mark Achler, VC Math Ventures Hyde Park Angels YPO Chicago ITA A Few of Amanda's Favorite Books: A Little Life by by Hanya Yanagihara Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity by  Katherine Boo Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert B. Cialdini