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Integrative Productivity™ Expert, Angela Kristen Taylor, is mostly known for creating the Productive Flow Mastery™ methodology, her integrative whole body approach to productivity and business growth. She is an engaging and relatable speaker who has made it her personal mission to help ambitious, purpose-driven entrepreneurs and sales professionals overcome stress & chaos so they can create the life and business they want and ultimately, the freedom and security they created their business to achieve. Angela's integrative productivity strategies helped her go from chaotic hot mess with big dreams and failed achievements to the woman who raised and homeschooled 5 children while running and growing a successful coaching company, and always creating the perfect balance for herself, her family, and her business, no matter what obstacle presented itself along the way. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Angela has found tremendous success and has managed to organize her life so that she works 4-5 hours a day and only 4 days a week Why Angela believes that productivity is rooted in emotion, and how dealing with the roots of her “emotional clutter” helped her in overcoming chaos in her life How Angela helps her coaching clients by first helping them to “set their GPS” with visualization exercises to help them identify their ideal life Why Angela's focus shifted to working on herself, and how in 2010 she decided to take a new direction in life after struggling through the real estate collapse What major changes Angela made that helped her in overcoming chaos and bringing order to her business and home life How the four key elements of the Productive Flow Mastery™ methodology are emotion, energy, time and focus Why the majority of Angela's entrepreneur clients struggled with a challenging or traumatic childhood, and why emotional work is key Why understanding your goals helps you take the right action to move toward them, block out time to do the work, and set your focus on the right work Why emotions are the root of many of our behaviors and unhealthy habits, and what steps Angela recommends you begin taking to begin overcoming chaos in your life Resources: Book a Complimentary Productivity Breakthrough Session with Angela at: https://meet.angelakristentaylor.com/book/u/me/ Website: http://angelakristentaylor.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/angelakristentaylor LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/angelakristentaylor Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/productiveflow

“[I decided] I’m going to take a break from trying to force things to happen, and to force myself to build a business during a time when everyone is pretty exhausted, struggling, and trying to reinvent and rethink what they’re doing. I just hit pause.” - Angela Lussier Today I am doing something a bit different for the podcast, but it’s a conversation that I feel women entrepreneurs are not having often enough. You’ll meet a very successful woman who is open and honest about the challenges she faced in her life and business since the start of the pandemic, the crossroads she found herself at, and the profound lessons that she’s learned along the way.Angela Lussier started off as a self-described “shy girl” and is now an award-winning professional speaker, six-time author, two-time TEDx presenter, and entrepreneur. After starting a career consulting business in 2009 with no marketing budget, Angela decided to offer free workshops to become known in her field. In her first year of business, she gave hundreds of presentations, published her first book, spoke at TEDx, and started to receive calls from corporations and conferences asking her how much she charged to speak. This launched her into a speaking career she never expected to have.Today, Angela is the founder of the Speaker Sisterhood, one of Boston’s Best Speakers and she hosts Claim the Stage, a public speaking podcast for women. As you’ll hear, Angela has grown so much over the last year, and it was so refreshing to hear someone who has achieved so much share a behind-the-scenes look at what’s happening in her life. If you think that you are alone in struggling at this time, you’re really not. This episode is an eye-opener, and proof that each one of us is worthy. We just need to remember that it is ok to hit pause to enjoy the things in life that really matter.Connect with Angela: https://speakersisterhood.com/ Remember to hit SUBSCRIBE wherever you listen to podcasts!Are you a service-based business who wants to build your brand and get booked solid? Learn how podcasting helped Laura do that over at: podcastbrandlab.comWhat You’ll Hear In This Episode:The crossroads Angela recently found herself at, and the current events that left her wondering how to keep her business going [6:47]A big pivot she decided to take late last year, and what left her most disappointed in this transition [9:18]Why Angela decided to “hit pause” and the reasons it was so uncomfortable at first for her to do this [11:53]A time I left my own personal brand out of my control, and the lessons I learned from this experience [15:06]How her audience responded when she got real and had an honest conversation with them about her struggles [18:17]The ways that Angela is finding more joy in her life by pausing [19:31]What’s being created in her life and business through this transition and time of loss and chaos [24:43]Why our worth isn’t tied to how hard we work or how much we do [27:53]How Angela faced a fear of being “left behind” an has personally thrived as a result [32:12] Her best advice for others facing uncertainty right now [36:52] Additional Links & Resources:Angela’s Instagram & Email  Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/bravebydesign)

When you think of the word 'champion', you probably think of a 'winner' -somebody who takes first place. But the true meaning of champion is more than winning a competition. It's a 13th Century concept for a person who fights on behalf of another. A champion advocates for something or someone, especially when that someone cannot do it themselves. This is the noble goal of our political system but I'm sad to say that our parliaments are not necessarily filled with the people's champions. That's why it's so incredible to have found one in Angela Vithoulkas. It's unlikely you've never heard about before because she is so noisy when it comes to small business being the engine room of our economy. Angela is a sitting councillor for the City of Sydney, and is the founder and leader of the Small Business Political Party. She's owned many small businesses, you've probably heard her on national television or radio, and she now brings all of that rich experience together into an excellent TV show called SMETV which you can see for free on Youtube. Despite all of this achievement, I think her most impressive feat is catching her first shoplifter at the age of 3. In today's conversation we'll talk about how business can and will rise from the ashes of COVID-19, but what I really hope we discover is - why is Angela our champion? Was it always there? Or was it created by circumstance? ------------------ Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/f2r6x7NeNbU Angela's TV show: https://www.youtube.com/c/SMETVPodcasts Follow Angela: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelavithoulkas/ https://www.facebook.com/VithoulkasAngela/ ------------------ Show Notes: 2:40 Angela was catching shoplifters at 3 years old 7:30 Greek restaurants in Sydney 11:22 The birth of Vivo Cafes 12:27 The formula for flipping businesses 15:00 The Vivo Cafe strategy 16:25 The Sydney Light Rail saga 20:00 The secrets of politics 25:25 The state of George St, Sydney 29:40 The birth of the Small Business Political Party 33:24 Why Angela became the people's champion 35:50 Lobby groups 38:15 Angela's message to business owners 41:00 SMEs have more hope than big business 42:00 Predictions for Melbourne 45:00 the invention of Pty Ltd companies 46:00 Victoria needs to live with the virus 53:10 Why did Victoria abandon its pandemic response plan? 54:34 Melbourne adopted the Wuhan response to COVID-19 58:50 Victoria's failure to respond to the Aged Care crisis 1:03:00 Vote for your local champions regardless of party 1:04:30 Finding your local champion 1:05:38 Forcing MPs to work harder 1:10:40 Voting for people who actually care 1:13:19 What makes politics worth it 1:15:55 SMETV Gives people a voice 1:20:40 A dictatorship rules the City of Sydney Council 1:24:00 Political campaigns cost millions of dollars 1:28:30 Melbourne responds to Angela's message of solidarity 1:30:25 Angela's biggest life lesson

This week's episode is with Angela Tieri, a resident of Mill Valley, CA who is about to relocate to Ashland, Oregon. Angela is an accomplished trail and road runner and a run and strength coach and a member of the elite northern california all-female running team, the Impalas. She founded her business, Tieri Training, with the goal of helping runners run strong and healthy. (http://www.tieritraining.com/). In this episode we talk about Angela's Every Tam Trail Quest during quarantine (her attempt to run or hike every trail in the Tam Watershed), how she found running, and her path to becoming a run and strength coach. Some highlights from our conversation: Why Angela decided to challenge herself by running or hiking every trail in the Tam Watershed Chasing an Olympic Marathon Trials Qualifying time and being ok with falling short of big goals How Angela knew strength training was a key component for any running program early on Angela's passion for helping others overcome injury How Angela made the career leap to starting her own business How the pandemic actually helped Angela expand her coaching offerings beyond anything she could have expected We're sad Angela has left the Bay Area, but are excited to follow along on all of her new adventures in Oregon! Follow Angela on Instagram and Twitter @tieri_training, and follow her training on Strava. Follow Runners of The Bay on Instagram and Twitter @Runnersofthebay. Check out our website runnersofthebay.com and send us an e-mail at runnersofthebay@gmail.com. Music is California by The Spectacular Fantastic.

Have you ever heard these words paired together – culture + humility? If not, you’ll learn why they belong together—and how you can use them to deepen your understanding of yourself and others—from my guest Angela Cusack. Angela is the Founder of Igniting Success, working her coaching magic with C-suite executives to have a transformational impact on the entire organization. For the past 15 years, she’s also provided mentor coaching and supervision for coaches preparing for certification as PCC or MCC. Angela shares profound insights that will help expand your understanding of inclusion and cultural awareness.You’ll discover: The difference between cultural humility and cultural awareness Why Angela recommends compassionate self-reflection as the first step in your own journeyThe 3 principles around cultural humility and how they apply to youPower questions you can coach leaders to ask when they are leading a meeting or having a 1-1 conversation

After 21 years as a Partner with a chartered accounting and wealth solutions firm, Angela commenced Best Business Results, a provider of focussed, people, profit and growth solutions to small and medium businesses. Angela’s client base is very broad and consists of local, regional, national and also international businesses in a wide range of sectors including - professional services firms, food and wine, manufacturing, health, training, construction and many more. Angela’s purpose is to make sure that businesses and the people in them, become the best they can be.  In this episode we cover: Why Angela started Best Business Results and what they do there. Working more in her strengths now and the value of that. The values that Angela lives by in her life and in business. Working with like minded people. Owning a holiday accomodation business with her husband - South Australian Escapes. And much more! Check out the full episode.    [FOOD FOR THOUGHT]  Never take anybody on face value. Don’t ever recruit when you are desperate. Strategy is rarely the cause of failure, lack of implementation is. We can multitask but we can’t multi focus. [FOLLOW US]  • Our Website  • FB Page - You Legal  • FB Group - Accountants On Purpose  • FB Page - Accountants On Purpose  • LinkedIn - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • LinkedIn – You Legal  • Twitter - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • Twitter - You Legal  [GUEST INFO]  LinkedIN Best Business Results South Australian Escapes MindShop Blog [ABOUT THE HOST]  Sarah Bartholomeusz is the founder of You Legal, an Adelaide-based law firm that provides business leaders with the confidence and certainty they need to make bold decisions within their organisations.  You Legal provides top tier consultative legal services to corporate clients, including ASX listed companies.  Sarah's clients also call her the Goddess of Governance because she works to protect and nurture her clients’ businesses so that they can focus on having the impact that they want in the world.

Angela Bassa is the director of data science and head of data science and machine learning at iRobot, a technology company focused on robotics (you might have clean floors thanks to a Roomba). Prior to joining iRobot, Angela wore several different hats, including working as a financial analyst at Morgan Stanley, the senior manager of big data analytics and platform engineering at EnerNOC, and even a scuba instructor in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Join Angela and I as we discuss the role data science plays in robotics and explore: Why Angela doesn’t believe in a division between technical and non-technical skill Why Angela came to iRobot and her mission What data breadcrumbs are and what you should know about them The skill Angela believes matters most when turning data science into a producer of decision support Why the last mile of the UX is often way longer than one mile The critical role expectation management plays in data science, how Angela handles delivering surprise findings to the business, and the marketing skill she taps to help her build trust Resources and Links Twitter: @AngeBassa Angela’s Website iRobot Designing for Analytics Seminar Quotes from Today's Episode “Because these tools that we use sometimes can be quite sophisticated, it's really easy to use very complicated jargon to impart credibility onto results that perhaps aren't merited. I like to call that math-washing the result.” — Angela “Our mandate is to make sure that we are making the best decisions—that we are informing strategy rather than just believing certain bits of institutional knowledge or anecdotes or trends. We can actually sort of demonstrate and test those hypotheses with the data that is available to us. And so we can make much better informed decisions and, hopefully, less risky ones.” — Angela “Data alone isn't the ground truth. Data isn't the thing that we should be reacting to. Data are artifacts. They're breadcrumbs that help us reconstruct what might have happened.” — Angela [When getting somebody to trust the data science work], I don't think the trust comes from bringing someone along during the actual timeline. I think it has more to do with bringing someone along with the narrative.—Angela “It sounds like you've created a nice dependency for your data science team. You’re seen as a strategic partner as opposed to being off in the corner doing cryptic work that people can't understand.” — Brian “When I talk to data scientists and leaders, they often talk about how technical skills are very easy to measure. You can see them on paper, you can get them in the interview. But there are these other skills that are required to do effective work and create value.” — Brian Transcript Brian: Welcome back to Experiencing Data. Brian here, of course, and I'm happy to have the Head of Data Science, Data Engineering, and Machine Learning at iRobot on the line, Angela Bassa. How are you? Angela: I am great, Brian. How are you? Brian: I'm doing great. What's shaking today? You're up in northern Massachusetts, outside of Boston, is that correct? Angela: Yep, just outside of Boston. Brian: Yes. You're in the leaf, the leaf zone, probably. Angela: It's gorgeous out! We're in peak foliage. It's really, really quite gorgeous out. Brian: 

@Zach_Williamson and @luke_goessens discuss the Watchmen pilot   00:45 Recap of the Watchmen graphic novel 5:49 Adrian Veidt theories: cloning, making a new Dr. Manhattan, manipulating the 7th Kavalry 13:50 masked police force  15:00 Why Angela has white kids  17:40 Police chief theories, old man could be Hooded Justice, Nite Owl is prob in FBI custody still 26:23 Silk Spectre works for the FBI 28:40 Sister Night discussion 32:25 fan questions: Why it rained squids, 7th Kavalry using batteries  Follow us on Twitter @notamoviepod, @culturecrave

Angela Ficken is a psychotherapist in Boston, MA. She graduated with a B.A in psychology from Northeastern University and received her Masters in Social Work from Boston College. She began her career as a residence counselor at the OCD Institute at McLean hospital before attending graduate school. After receiving her MSW, she worked as a senior clinical social worker at McLean Hospital and was a primary therapist for college students at Harvard University before moving to her full-time private practice. She is certified in DBT and CBT and is trained in exposure and response prevention (ERP). Her primary interests are working with young adults who have OCD, eating disorders, and anxiety-related concerns. What you’ll learn about in this episode: What Angela has been working on since her previous appearance on Onward Nation in episode 537 Why Angela has been focusing on her writing, which has been published through her blog as well as Huffington Post, Parenting.com and other media outlets Why stress management is becoming increasingly important today, especially for business owners and entrepreneurs Why stress and anxiety aren’t the same thing but very often overlap and tend to go hand-in-hand Why Angela developed her stress-management course as a supplement to her business and her writings What early success and feedback Angela’s clients have received from her stress-management course Why our negative thoughts are often based on incorrect assumptions, and why we often overreact to kernels of truth What suggestions and tips Angela has for business owners who are trying to find balance and manage their stressors Why small changes to your daily self-care routine can have a profound impact on your stress levels Why breaking a big, stressful opportunity into small fragments allows you to better deal with anxiety How to connect with Angela Ficken: Website: www.progresswellness.com Email: angela@progresswellness.com

Our guests are Angela Hattman, a fabulous Science Teacher at Upper Arlington High School and the fearless teacher who volunteered to help students start a robotics team, and Audrey Strickling, one of the high school students that helped found the UAHS FRC BearBots. We talked with Andy Bruening and Tyler Hertenstein in episode six about the FIRST robotics program, which provides some context into the broader implications of these programs, but Angela and Audrey help us unbox what it means to not just start a team, but how doing so provides meaningful educational and life experiences for students. We unbox: Why Angela and Audrey decided to start a robotics team How starting this team has impacted the entire school’s culture The financial implications of starting a robotics program The BearBots growing 3x between their first and second years How robotics programs help students make decisions, experience the world in new ways, and develop critical career skills What robotics students are looking for from their mentors Managing parents and parents’ expectations when you are starting a robotics team How a new robotics team is like running a new startup business What you should do first if you start a robotics team Resources: See the FRC BearBots in action: https://twitter.com/uahsbearbots Start a FIRST Robotics Team: https://www.pastfoundation.org/start-a-first-robotics-team Learning Unboxed is produced in part by Crate Media Recorded by Eric French at (http://wosu.org/) in Columbus, Ohio

Today we are talking to Angela Ferrari.  Angela grew up in the mountains of western Maine.  Living in a rural setting, she developed a talent for finding creative ways to play and captivate her imagination.  She is a talented writer, illustrator and produces the Story Spectacular Podcast.   Her Story Spectacular podcast is filled with stories, vivid characters, songs, jokes and fun facts for kids.  In this episode we talk about ways for parents to live a creative life and encourage creativity in their children.   Topics Discussed: How Angela became a Children’s Story Podcaster What Story Spectacular is all about The benefit of story podcasts for kids How to find people to help you fulfill your dreams How we can support our kids in their creativity Why Angela chose to write children’s literature Ways for moms to awaken their creativity Maintaining the fun when following your passion How routines help accomplish your tasks How audiobooks benefit troubled readers How much to push your kids in their creative interests   Mom Squad Challenge: Start Something New! Carve out 40 minutes for yourself and give yourself permission to start something new.

This week on the Moms With Dreams podcast, we’re talking about the hot topic of public speaking. Women often tell me how they want to speak and get paid, but they’re afraid to put themselves out there. I remember how scary it was the first time that I spoke in front of an audience. So I thought it would be neat to have Angela Lussier, an award-winning speaker, three-time author, two-time TEDx presenter, and trainer join me on the podcast. Angela is the founder of the Speaking School for Women, an online program that trains women to become paid speakers. She is also the founder of the Speaker Sisterhood, a network of speaking clubs for women, and the host of Claim the Stage, a public speaking podcast for women. You’re going to love Angela’s bubbly personality and gain a ton of value from our conversation. During this episode, you’ll learn: How Angela became a speaker on purpose but a paid speaker by accident What she did during her first 6 months in Toastmasters The truth about what you must do to become a great public speaker, get over your fear of public speaking, and improve your presentation skills The steps Angela took to book 16 workshops in 5 minutes and 32 workshops on her 2nd day in business! Why Angela thinks rules shouldn’t apply to brand new speakers What you can do as a new speaker to get comfortable on stage The #1 reason why business owners (especially new ones) should be speaking How to find speaking gigs (thanks to my listener, Cheranissa Roach, for asking this question) Why you should start out with unpaid speaking gigs that add value for your target audience What should be included on your speaker one sheet Angela’s Tip for Improving Your Presentation Skills Videotape yourself then watch it in 3 different ways: Watch without sound so you can see your facial expressions and body language. Listen without watching so you can hear what you’re saying Watch and listen at the same time to see how it all comes together Angela’s Recommended Reading: Purple Cow, by Seth Godin. According to Angel, this is “a great book about marketing, standing out and taking risks so you can become that person or company that people remember.” Angela’s Parting Words of Wisdom “Stop waiting - start creating. The longer we wait for opportunity, the longer we wait to start, and the more time we’re wasting. We need to get started now. Then you can start experimenting and the adventure begins. We’ll get to learn more about ourselves and about the world.” Resources Mentioned: https://www.toastmasters.org/ http://thumbtack.com Speaking School for Women (you can get on the waiting list for the upcoming February session)   Angela’s website: http://angelalussier.us I hope you enjoyed this episode of the Moms With Dreams Show. I love to hear from you, so please leave your comments below. Have an idea or topic for an upcoming show? You can email me directly at Erica@momswithdreams.com. As always, keep pushing forward to your dreams. Get out there, do what you love and make a difference. I’ll be back next week with a special end-of-the-year episode to close out 2016 with a BANG! xoxo Erica  

Angela Lee opened her first Etsy shop in 2008 to sell simple jewelry that she created at her desk while working at a domestic violence hotline. Over the next few years, she developed her skills as an artisan. As her customer base grew, her hobby developed into a full-time business. Today, Brightsmith sells custom, handmade jewelry to people seeking effortlessly wearable pieces with an emphasis on craftsmanship. She still also works as a public interest attorney, serving Austin Texas’ thriving community of artists and musicians. Business InspirationHow her jewelry business “happened.” [4:22] The beginning of selling online [6:42] Candle Flickering MomentsAdjusting to seasonal lulls and what to do to make that time productive [19:01] Business Building InsightsThe background of a business was a surprise attraction for Angela [8:58] Why Angela shut down her shop for two years! [12:44] Managing your business growth – a cautionary tale [14:14] Reopening the shop full time [16:13] Photography tips and the importance of white balance [23:35] Rebranding and packaging [25:12] Etsy Specific InformationEtsy support systems [9:44] Advice for starting up your Etsy shop [10:51] Etsy order process flow [26:30] Success TraitAngela is a natural problem solver and is also very resourceful. She believes there is a solution to every problem. Productivity/Lifestyle Tool Craftybase (https://craftybase.com/) – Inventory and bookkeeping for handmade sellers Valuable Book The Complete Metalsmith (http://amzn.to/29k97u8) by Tim McCreight (http://www.giftbizbook.com) Contact Links Website (http://brightsmithsilver.com) Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/brightsmithsilver/) Instagram (http://www.instagram.com/brightsmithsilver/) LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/angelalynnlee) Etsy Shop (http://brightsmith.etsy.com) If you found value in this podcast, make sure to subscribe and leave a review in (http://www.giftbizunwrapped.com/GooglePodcasts) . That helps us spread the word to more makers just like you. Thanks! Sue

DIQ 014: Interview with Angela Proffitt (angelaproffitt.com)map :: {skin:’orange’, animate:true, width:’200′, volume:0.2, autoplay:false, loop:false, showVolumeLevel:true, showTime:true, showRew:true, downloadable:true, downloadablesecurity:false, id3: false} Angela Proffitt had her whole life planned out after college—she was going to work as a therapist, get married, buy a big house, have two kids and drive a Range Rover. Everything in her traditional upbringing suggested that she was on the right track with her life. But for Angela, she realized that this kind of dream wasn’t going to cut it for her. When Angela left her job as a therapist in a mental unit and moved back to Nashville, TN in 2003, she got a job working at a local hospital. Soon afterward, she took on her first wedding planning client “just for fun”. This lead to the next client and the next wedding, and pretty soon, she had a full-time job AND a full-time wedding planning business. By 2009, she was working 21 hour days, seven days a week. Then in 2011, she got a phone call that ended up changing her entire life and making her choose between her wedding planning business or her hospital job. With only 24 hours to think about it, she decided to take the plunge and hand in her resignation. She quit her job, jumped on the self-employment bandwagon and left her “traditional” life behind her. Today, Angela is a successful (and extremely busy) wedding and event planner. She also teaches classes for other businesses owners on how to integrate technology into their businesses to become more proficient and profitable and she is working to come out with her own products later this year. Listen to Angela’s story about making the switch into self-employment and what she’s learned along the way. So sit back, relax and enjoy the show… In this episode of The Day I Quit, you’ll discover… What made Angela feel like she was in a helpless rat race at her job How she got started in the wedding planning business and how she knew that this type of business was the right fit for her personality How she uses technology to save time, manage her employees and streamline her business What she does to increase her word-of-mouth referrals Angela’s #1 piece of advice for other people who want to quit their job What happened in her wedding planning business that left her with 24 hours to quit her job The encouragement her boss gave her the day she quit (while she was in tears) Why Angela didn’t charge for her services the first two years of being “in business” The knowledge and skills that Angela learned in her 9-to-5 job that set her apart from other wedding planners in the industry What she’s learned through trial and error about managing her employees and interns How mastering the “follow thru” in her business has made her the go-to person for events Why she makes all her employees take a personality test before she’ll consider hiring them The mindset that keeps her on track when fears and doubts crop up How she uses Pinterest to make her a better wedding planner The importance of knowing your value and charging what you’re worth as a small business owner How the Catalyst program at the EO has helped her grow as an entrepreneur   Items mentioned in this podcast include: AngelaProffitt.com Score mentoring iCloud Dropbox Google drive EO (Entrepreneurs’ Organization) Catalyst Program   The post 014: From Therapist to Wedding Planner, Angela Proffitt Finds her Perfect Niche appeared first on Go Fire Yourself.