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Annie Sellas is a cancer survivor and the cofounder of Believe Walk in the Inland Empire. She is a first-generation American born in San Bernardino, CA to two Greek immigrants, and she currently works with her husband in his practice as an oral maxillofacial surgeon as his practice director. The community Annie developed continues to play an important role in her success and she is doing everything in her power to give back. In this episode of the Money Loves Women podcast, Annie joins us to share her incredible story and talk about overcoming adversity in her wealth-building journey showcasing the health/wealth connection. What You Will Learn: How Annie’s accessed her influence and power in her healing journey How Annie used her life experiences as a vehicle for belief in her mission Annie’s role as a community activist and fundraiser How Annie’s bout with breast cancer influenced her journey to success How optimism and positivity can help us identify opportunities in the face of adversity Why Annie and her partners created the Believe Walk, and what they have accomplished so far How to contact Annie Sellas: Website: http://www.believeinlandempire.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BelieveWalk/

Annie is not your average fitspo. More like a fitsPRO - a strength coach navigating the space that is online entrepreneurship. After graduating with her degree in Exercise and Sport Science, becoming a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, changing course from college strength and performance coach to personal training, she found her calling in the online world of health and fitness. The gram is her favorite platform for fitness and entrepreneurship, and is where you’ll find her most of the time.Education and authenticity are at the center of Annie Miller Concepts [two things she saw a shortage of in online fitness]. She doesn’t think there is ONE WAY to success, ONE WAY to do fitness, or ONE WAY to run a business. So, for the last five years she’s sought to share the power of knowledge and taking action in all aspects of life.What We Talked About:Annie's journey from strength coach to online fitness professional and now, business coach... And what she's learned from years of trial and error.Why followers DO NOT MATTER. And what you should be focusing on instead.What the reality of starting, owning, and operating a business looks like - it's not all sunshine and unicorn farts.Annie's frustration with "online business coaches" only teaching ONE way to do things, when instead your business should be built for YOU.The importance of "inner work" and knowing yourself for entrepreneurs, how to use your strengths / weaknesses and the lifestyle you desire to build the business you want.Why Annie has mindfully NOT posted traditional "fitspo" pictures and instead built a brand on education and authenticity -- and how you can do the same.Annies biggest lessons from building a successful online business so farGet In Touch With Annie:Follow Annie on InstagramCheck out Annie's websiteListen to Annie's podcastJoin the Fitspro Foundations waitlistAnnies 1:1 is already full, sorry :(

In this episode Heather interviews Annie Parker, Global Head Startup Audience Engagement at Microsoft.Tune-in to hear their conversation on:What am I going back too?: Quitting her job via text from the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro and how that led to her working in the corporate accelerator space.Vulnerability is not a weakness: A key phrase from a business coach that helped inspire her career and work towards positive change in the tech industry.Talent is equally distributed, but opportunity is not: Annie's work with Microsoft for Start-ups and supporting founders who are working towards opening doors.That's a great piece of tech looking for a problem to solve: Why Annie thinks a successful startup needs to solve a problem rather than just make cool tech and tech's role in preserving and supporting indigenous cultures and our planet.

As a young teenager, looking for a bigger and better life, Annie Lobert never planned to be a living statistic in the dark world of sex trafficking when she left home. For years, she lived under control of a man, whose sole purpose was to "break" her and make money off of her. One day she escaped his grasp and fell into the arms of Jesus. Annie's provocative story is a story of redemption and grit and she reciprocates that grace given to her through her ministry Hooker's For Jesus and Destiny House in Las Vegas, Nevada. A ministry that "hooks" women imprisoned by the sex trafficking industry and gives them a home, helps them find legitimate work, and covers them with the gospel. Annie tells the story in her book, Fallen and she shares her life's story with us on the show. Annie's journey to the Savior was a long dark road. This show is not intended for young ears. Please listen with discretion of who is close by. Mentioned Links: hookersforjesus.net Annie's book: Fallen Like Hookers for Jesus on Facebook   Want more Recousefully speaking? Like us on our Facebook Page and go to Pampippin.com Quick Episode Summary: Welcome, Annie! The truth about statistics Annies story Forms of abuse What Annie's Father was like The savor syndrome How Annie got into sex trafficking The danger of pride Why Annie couldn't getaway Annie's encounter with the Lord The story behind Hookers for Jesus

In this episode, former World Series of Poker champion and author, Annie Duke, explains how poker is a pertinent model system for decision making in the real world, a system which blends imperfect information with some unknown percentage of both luck and skill. We go through the decision-making matrix, and how we spend most of our energy focusing on just one of the four quadrants at the expense of the learning opportunities that come from the other 75% of situations. Annie also shares how this evaluation of only the bad outcomes (and our tendency to judge others more harshly than ourselves in the face of a non-status quo decision), leads individuals, leaders, and teams to avoid bad outcomes at all costs. This avoidance is at the cost of the types of decisions which lead to progress and innovation both personally, and societally, across many realms from poker to sports to business to medicine. We also dive deep into a framework for learning, and the levels of thought required to rise to the top of a given domain. Finally, we talk about something that resonated deeply with me in terms of how I think about extending healthspan, which is the concept of “backcasting”. We discuss: Annie’s background, favorite sports teams, and Peter’s affinity for Belichick [7:30]; Chess vs. poker: Which is a better metaphor for decision making in life (and medicine)? [12:30]; Thinking probabilistically: Why we aren’t wired that way, and how you can improve it for better decision making [18:15]; Variable reinforcement: The psychological draw of poker that keeps people playing [25:15]; The role of luck and skill in poker (and other sports), and the difference between looking at the short run vs. long run [38:00]; A brief explanation of Texas hold ‘em [47:00]; The added complexity of reading the behavior of others players in poker [53:15]; Why Annie likes to “quit fast”, and why poker is still popular despite the power of loss aversion [58:30]; Limit vs. no limit poker, and how the game has changed with growing popularity [1:01:00]; The advent of analytics to poker, and why Annie would get crushed against today’s professionals [1:10:30]; The decision matrix, and the ‘resulting’ heuristic: The simplifier we use to judge the quality of decisions —The Pete Carroll Superbowl play call example [1:16:30]; The personal and societal consequences of avoiding bad outcomes [1:27:00]; Poker as a model system for life [1:37:15]; How many leaders are making (and encouraging) status-quo decisions, and how Bill Belichick’s decision making changed after winning two Super Bowls [1:41:00]; What did we learn about decision making from the Y2K nothingburger? And how about the D-Day invasion? [1:46:30]; The first step to becoming a good decision maker [1:48:45]; The difference between elite poker players and the ones who make much slower progress [1:55:30]; Framework for learning a skill, the four levels of thought, and why we hate digging into our victories to see what happened [1:58:15]; The capacity for self-deception, and when it is MOST important to apply four-level thinking [2:06:15]; Soft landings: The challenge of high-level thinking where there is subtle feedback and wider skill gaps [2:16:45]; The benefits of ‘backcasting’ (and doing pre-mortems) [2:19:30]; Parting advice from Annie for those feeling overwhelmed (and two book recommendations) [2:28:30]; and More. Learn more at www.PeterAttiaMD.com Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

If you really show exactly who you are to someone, you'll be loved for it. Ways to view healthy and unhealthy relationships (5:48) The difference between being married and being a wife (9:04) Why Annie recommends couples therapy before you get married (17:40) How things that happened in our childhood affect our current relationships (19:18) Why divorce can feel like such a devastating loss (23:42) How Annie found herself again after her divorce (35:25) What Annie learned from her miscarriage (41:10) Annie's 3 tips to someone who wants to be in a relationship in their 30s (46:38) Links mentioned in this episode: SkinOwl Off the Record Podcast The Parliament Project Pre-order Koya's new book Let Your Fears Make You Fierce

Raising capital is crucial in making a real estate syndication happen. But how do you connect with high-net-worth individuals who are interested in multifamily? And then, how do you build trust with those prospective investors? One strategy is to create quality content and design a platform around those resources, attracting passive investors by giving them access to the information they need. Annie Dickerson is the Cofounder and Managing Partner at Goodegg Investments, a firm dedicated to helping clients achieve financial freedom through passive investing in multifamily real estate. Goodegg has built a reputation for helping its investors gain access to great deals, connecting them with cashflowing real estate syndications. Annie’s strength lies in content creation, and the Goodegg platform features educational resources and a course for new investors, Passive Real Estate Investor Academy. Today, Annie joins me to describe the freedom of being a full-time multifamily investor, explaining how she overcame her fears and gained the confidence to quit her 9-to-5. She discusses how she came to realize her strengths in raising capital and educating passive investors and offers insight into how she met her cofounder and established a partnership with Goodegg. Listen in to understand why Annie chose to focus on content creation and learn how developing educational resources has helped her connect with potential investors and accelerate her business! Key Takeaways Annie’s transition from full-time employee to full-time investor Miserable at job but terrified to quit Created chart (dangers, opportunities, strengths) How Annie overcame her fear to become an entrepreneur Act of writing down and organizing thoughts Address + game plan for each ‘danger’ How Annie’s life is different now that she’s investing full-time Freedom to pursue own mission + vision Wake up every day and add value What gave Annie the confidence to quit her job Experience with house hacking and rentals on side Completed Ultimate Guide program + potential deal How Annie found her strength in raising capital Agreed to raise $200K for partner met through networking Fell in love with educating passive investors about deals How Annie came to start Goodegg Investments with a partner Connected with fellow working mom at conferences Julie likes phone calls + meetings, Annie at content creation Why Annie focused on building an educational platform Strategy to reach target audience Build trust with potential investors How Annie’s content has served to accelerate her business Afford investors independence to research on own Address questions shared by many new investors What’s next for Annie and Goodegg Investments Just launched Passive Investor Academy course Writing book geared to passive investors Looking into syndicating own deal next Annie’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Get crystal clear on target audience, create avatar Attract more people to platform with unique POV Connect with Annie Goodegg Investments Email annie@goodegginvestments.com Resources BiggerPockets Annie’s Passive Investing Course Paul Nagaoka on ABI EP153 Michael’s Course Deal Maker Live Invest with Michael Michael’s Mentoring Program Partner with Michael Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael on Facebook Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group Michael on Instagram

Join Us in France Travel Podcast Toulouse is a great place to come stay for a few days because not only is it a lovely city, but once you're here, there are a lot of great places you can visit as day trips.  Most of those day trips around Toulouse require a car, and such is the case with the one we're discussing today: Sorèze and Revel: Great Day Trips from Toulouse (or Carcassonne)  What You Will Learn About in this Episode 2’ 03 This Join Us in France episode 156 aboutSorèze and Revel: Great Day Trips from Toulouse (or Carcassonne) 4’ Annie and Elyse argue about how to say the name "Revel" + the lake of Saint-Ferréol. 6’ The Lauragais area with rolling hills. A wheat-growing area, villages on the top of hills. 7’22 The first place you get to on our drive is Saint-Felix de Lauragais 8’38 Revel is a small town of around 10,000 people, which makes it a small city by French standards 9’50 Furniture-making in the Lauragais: they make good quality copies of classic French furniture styles 10’40 Biscuiteries and cookie makers in the Lauragais 11’20 One of the main reasons to visit Revel is to visit the Saturday Market. Revel is a “bastide” with an old covered market with a belfry at its center 13’44 Weighing stones at the Revel Market 16’ There is a great bakery in Revel, they make lovely “croustade” with apples and lemon. They call it “pastel” there 18’30 The Montagne Noire in the Lauragais 19’20 The village of Sorèze, a town founded in the 700s and famous for its “Abbaye-école de Sorèze”. Hughe Auffrey is a French singer who attended this school 25’20 Dom Robert the Benedictine Monk who became a tapestry artist, the museum in Sorèze specializes in tapestries because of him 27’ When is a good time to visit Sorèze to enjoy the artist colony side of things? There are craft fairs in the summer, try to 27’30 There is a small glass museum in Sorèze because there is a history of glass-makers who lived in the woods long ago 30’ The Saint-Ferréol Lake: Annie hates it, Elyse likes it, we’ll let you be the judge and let us know in the comments! This lake was created by Pierre-Paul Riquet to help bring water to the Canal du Midi to help it enough water in the canal year-round. 35’15 Why Annie hates the Saint-Ferréol Lake 39’ There is another, more wild lake nearby also: Lac d’en Brunet (or Lac de Belleserre) 43’30 Aeroscopia Museum in Toulouse Got Feedback or Extra Information? Write a comment below or call the voice mail box! 1-801-816-1015   To learn about Join Us in France Tours, visit Addicted to France If you enjoy the show, subscribe to the Join Us in France Newsletter Click here for show notes and photos for this episode. Click here to review the show on iTunes. Join Us in France Book Group on Goodreads Click here to leave us a voice mail question or comment. Send email feedback: annie@joinusinfrance.com Follow the show on Facebook THANK YOU for listening to the show!

This week, in the depths of conversation (and Annie's bathtub) some unusual topics bubble to the surface.Find out:- How Annie lost her virginity!- Why Annie is doing the podcast naked this week!- Why Asia is doing the podcast from a toilet!and much much more.Listen, Like, Subscribe on Itunes and dont forget to leave reviews! Catch Annie on twitter @anniehardy and Asia at @asiaantics.