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In our last episode we talked about how, after a LONG time, real-life, in-person networking events are a thing once more. Some of you might be full of joy at the idea, but an equal number of you will be horrified that you're going to have to get out there once again. So how can you make the best out of these opportunities and put yourself and your business out there in a way that still reflects your true, authentic self? To help you out, my guest today is Carrie Sharpe, a Communication Consultant, Speaker, and Co-Owner of He Says, She Says. She is also the co-host of the Speaking with Ryan & Carrie Sharpe podcast. With over twenty-five years of experience and training, Carrie coaches clients in communication and public speaking skills.  We talk about how in-person networking (and pitching) should be like courtship. And don't worry, introverts - we've got your back! Topics covered include: The work that Carrie does alongside her husband, Ryan, and how they serve their clients What a networking plan is, and why you should be thinking about creating one How to approach planning for events of different sizes - from smaller in-person networking events, all the way up to multi-day conferences The way to build relationships at events without seeming gross - including how to create your ‘elevator pitch', and the importance of leveraging referrals from the people you connect with How to navigate large in-person networking events if you're an introvert - even down to where to stand in a large room Tactics to make the most out of the connections you make at events - making sure that we're engaging in dialogue and conversation rather than word-vomiting Why Carrie doesn't like to be pitched and prefers to be courted - with an example of what she means! I hope you found this episode useful and that it has given you some tactics which you can put into your next IRL events. And if you're going to create your own networking plan, take a screenshot of this episode in your podcast player and tag me and Carrie on IG @angie_trueblood and @ryancarriesharpe. Resources mentioned in this episode: Get immediate access to Angie's Pitch Like a Pro masterclass and learn how to leverage podcast guest interviews as a way to connect with new audiences and grow your network.  Book a discovery call or a 1:1 Fix My Pitch strategy session Follow Angie on Instagram - and submit your screenshots when you're ready to Go Pitch Yourself Listen to Go Pitch Yourself episode 50: Making Connections in Real Life… Again! Listen to episode 35 of the Speaking with Ryan & Carrie Sharpe podcast: Planning 2021 With Flexibility Visit RyanCarrieSharpe.com and check out the Speaking Society, with a FREE first month's membership Follow Ryan and Carrie on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter Listen to the Speaking with Ryan & Carrie Sharpe podcast Now it's time for you to get out there and Go Pitch Yourself! Be sure to screenshot this episode and tag me on Instagram @angie_trueblood and let me know that you are ready to #gopitchyourself! I'll add your post to my story and help you spread the word!  Can't wait to connect again! Feel like you need a little support in getting started pitching yourself? >>> Get a free downloadable version of my roadmap for podcast pitching success Follow & Review in Apple Podcasts Are you following the podcast? If not, I'd love for you to do that today so you don't miss ANY episodes. Click here to follow via Apple Podcasts! And, if you are SUPER pumped about the show, I would be so thankful if you would pop over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review. Crazy enough, reviews help other folks find my podcast and they help me get a real sense of what you love about the show. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Much love, friend. Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com for handling all the behind-the-scenes tech pieces of production.

When Imposter Syndrome cripples your productivity how do you overcome it? You can't hide your way out of it. Sharing our current and personal stories of insecurity around growth, skills and work makes this an important mastermind session for every podcast editor. It's a raw, uncomfortable and honest conversation demonstrating how trusted advisors are truly an invaluable resource. Listen to Discover What Yetis will be in Nashville for Podcast Movement Our recent wins (and why you, too, should always find something to celebrate) Why Carrie is having a major bout of Imposter Syndrome The challenge of navigating working for a new company in a new role  How control issues fight with collaboration How fear shows up every time you add a new package or service to your business How expectations provide security It's always worse in your head!  The discomfort of growth Should you be worried if you DON'T feel Imposter Syndrome? What happens in the absence of feedback Reframing the negative thoughts with positive ones-- do YOU do this? We want to know. What do you do when you make a mistake? Is your identity what you do? https://poddecks.com/ (Pod Decks) Question: What weird food combinations do you really enjoy? Carrie's update Links & Resources https://2021.podcastmovement.com/ (Podcast Movement 2021) https://podcastfellows.org/ (Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellowship) https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditors (Podcast Editors Club) https://www.facebook.com/groups/300121770709950 (Reaper for Podcasting) Guest Editor This episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Sandra Paul. If you're looking for an editor and like what you hear, email Sandra at sandralynnco@gmail.com Be a Guest If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/beaguest (Fill out this form to let us know you're interested), and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit.   Your Yetis Are Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (@carriearick) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) On hiatus… Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) Carrie's Update... The project that sparked this episode is nearing completion, so here's the outcome of this conversation.  I found that after the recording, the imposter syndrome faded away... not immediately, but over the course of a week, I was back to my normal-ish self. Sharing was worth the discomfort! Also, thank you to everyone who messaged me to share their own stories and give support. Ya'll are THE BEST!!! About the Podcast Editors Mastermind The Podcast Editors Mastermind is for professional podcast editors who want to grow their business and get more clients. We're creating a community of like-minded professionals that are passionate about the art and science of editing podcasts. Our goal is to help you build your business by providing tools, resources, and support so you can focus on what matters most—your craft. This isn't just another group where everyone talks about how great they are at podcast editing; we show our work! Follow or subscribe and take the Podcast Editors Mastermind with you today! https://followthepodcast.com/pem (Follow the Podcast Editors Mastermind) https://lovethepodcast.com/pem (Share your love for the Podcast Editors Mastermind)  

I encourage you to reach out to me at katemangona@medicinemarriageandmoney.com with any questions, concerns, or suggestions! For a free copy of The Medical Marriage Survival Guide: An Instruction Manual For Physicians in Love E-book/Workbook?→ Visit https://library.medicinemarriageandmoney.com/waitlist and I will send it to you! If you spent less time arguing with your spouse, what would your life look like? → sign up to find out at https://www.medicinemarriageandmoney.com and click “I AM READY” for a free 60-minute coaching consult! Let me coach you! I can show you what is possible   WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE   Medicine:  How you get into medical school with community college credits How Carrie as a free-spirit found her place as a physician   Marriage:  Meeting her future hubby at age 18 in college Why Carrie thought her future hubby “ghosted her” The benefits of being married to a medical spouse   Money/Real Estate: Why buying a home is not just about how much you offer. How to become a real estate agent How she makes time to be a real estate agent and physician Why the real estate market is so crazy right now in 2021 Why having a good team is  What do the sellers need? What is a trade-up? TAKE HOME POINTS FROM Dr. Carrie Reynolds When you think someone has “ghosted” you, think again. Anyone can become a real estate agent. It’s what you do with the knowledge and how you work with a team that will make the difference. Same thing in marriage or in your job. How the “never stop learning” mentality has helped her  Why is making an offer not just about the numbers? Or the price... It’s about asking the seller What do they need??? Negotiating...is not about what you want….it is about what you can give...what you can bring to the table. WALK AWAY ASKING YOURSELF  Do I want to get into real estate? If so, do I want to become a relator and pursue a more active role or invest in passive real estate like many busy physicians do Do I focus on the negatives or positives when it comes to being married to either a medical or non-medical spouse? How can I create a lifestyle that meets my needs? How can I best show up in my marriage so that it feels easy? FEATURED ON THIS SHOW www.hippocratichustle.com www.hippocraticholiday.com www.hippocratichomes.com   *This podcast is a member of the Doctor Podcast Network SPONSOR: Doctor Me First (Dr. Errin Weisman D.O.)

On this week's podcast, I talked to Carrie Rose, CEO & Co-Founder of Rise at Seven.To give you some context, just over 2 years ago Rise at Seven barely existed, one year ago it employed 14 people with a turnover of about £1.5 million and today it employs 64 people and has a turnover of over £4 million.So it really is a story of incredible growth especially when you bear in mind that the last 24 months (remember Brexit!) haven’t exactly been a walk in the park for any business, especially agency businesses in the startup phase.Rise at Seven describes itself as a search-first creative agency, and it was co-founded by Carrie and Stephen Kenwright in June 2019.Thanks so much to the podcast sponsors, the PRCA.The final deadline for the PRmoment Awards is on March 26, do take a look at the PRmoment Awards website for all the details.Carrie, welcome to the show.1 min Carrie tells us how Rise at Seven has a fee income of over 4 million 2 years after it was founded2 mins Carrie talks about what she means by digital PR - basically creating stories to land links!4 mins Why digital PR needs to be at scale.7 mins Carrie talks about the difficulties of Rise at Seven growing so rapidly.9 mins “Fast growth eats your profits...we had to constantly hire”10 mins How Carrie is splitting Rise at Seven into “three mini agencies inside the agency.”12 mins Why Carrie has “never seen the value in having an account manager.”14 mins How Rise at Seven has a proactive and reactive stream for clients - post-COVID 70% of the business is reactive.15mins Who are Rise at Seven’s competitors? PR firms, creative firms or SEO firms?17 mins “The search industry is moving faster into search than creative is moving into search.”18 mins How Rise at Seven have built dedicated employee influencers to build their personal brands.19 mins How big does Carrie want Rise at Seven to get? The company recently launched in the US and in Germany last week!21 mins Why Rise at Seven only do organic search, no paid (PPC.)22 mins “You have to lean on your own confidence and self-belief”.24 mins Why SEO has become more important during the lockdown.27 mins Carrie talks about her relationship with Rise at Seven co-founder Stephen Kenwright.

Marketing. Do you hate it? Do you think it's gross? What if you change your relationship AND get clients with marketing? We kicked off 2021 with a 5-day marketing challenge to encourage you to put yourself and your business out there. It’s served with a dash of how to make marketing less overwhelming and not creepy. (Dare I say fun?) Find out what happened when we did our own challenge and what our biggest takeaways from the experience was. Plus, get some marketing tips even if you didn’t do the challenge.   Listen to discover:Why did we do this challenge anyway? Why Carrie isn't worried about SEO The Benefits of https://www.google.com/business/ (Google My Business) Do Google Ads work? (Carrie tested it!) Scheduling social media posts (what scheduler do you use?) You don't need to be a graphic designer to make pretty art Who really loved the challenge? What industry are we technically in? What to do when you don't actually want new clients. Creating an avatar when you're doing more than one thing How content (and this challenge) pays off a year later Market research is important, ya'll! Why the pre-work was so critical (and will always help you!) What would you do in this listener's situation? Resources:https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/marketing-challenge-1/ (Marketing Challenge) https://socialbee.io (https://SocialBee.io) https://canva.com (https://canva.com) https://spark.adobe.com/sp/ (Adobe Spark) (comes with a Creative Cloud subscription) https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditors/ (Podcast Editors Club) https://www.podcasteditoracademy.com/ (Podcast Editor Academy) https://www.bonnielfrank.com/ (https://www.bonnielfrank.com/) Shout out to Kimberly of Werker Bee Media: http://werkerbeemedia.com (http://werkerbeemedia.com)  This episode was edited by https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-safwat-b54643104/ (Michael Safwat) of http://yayapodcasting.com/ (YaYa Podcasting) Appearing in this episode:Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (@carriearick) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Sorely missed… Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Today we’ll be chatting with a very successful online entrepreneur, Carrie Smith Nicholson. Since 2011 Carrie has been a full-time blogger who started her business as a freelance writer and virtual assistant. She owns multiple niche websites, manages virtual teams for clients and co-hosts a travel podcast.  Carrie knows, inside and out, the productivity tips and systems it takes to launch, grow and succeed in today’s digital marketing world. In 2018 she sold her finance blog, CarefulCents.com, for nearly six figures. She details the process in her book, The Ultimate Guide to Selling a Blog: How to sell your blog for six figures and be your own broker, which is available on Amazon.  Fun fact: Carrie is a super computer game nerd and sometimes says things as if she's typing them in a game – people have no idea what she's actually saying!   Why should YOU tune-in? From personal finance to travel and essential oils, this rockstar knows everything there is to know about creating, buying and selling a blog. Listen in as she shares experiences and advice about how you can start your own successful online business.   What we’re talking about: The Profit First formula The transition from employed to entrepreneur Self-employment finances and expenses Freelance writing SEO and retargeting due to COVID Selling and purchasing websites and blogs Buying a site vs starting it from scratch   Links mentioned in this episode: Carrie’s Website Carrie’s Instagram Carrie’s Book  Profit First   Minute-by-minute breakdown: 1:44 – How Carrie and Gina first met 5:20 – How long has it been since you owned and operated your website? 5:59 – Why did you start CarefulCents.com in 2010 and what came first, the side hustle or the blog? 7:34 – Did you have any experience in personal finance? 8:20 – The Profit First formula 11:38 –  At what point did this personal blog turn into a business? 14:04 – The first dollar from CarefulCents that wasn’t correlated with freelance writing 17:10 – The tavel niche got hit hard by COVID 20:12 – What did the process look like when it came to selling your blog?   27:40 – All the blogs and businesses Carrie owns 33:55 – What’s next for Carrie 39:31 – Essential oils 41:33 – Where Carrie bought her latest site 42:59 – Why Carrie decided to buy a site instead of starting from scratch 46:47 – Carrie’s ideal clients and how she helps them 51:41 – Carrie’s one piece of advice

Deleting content on a blog, noindexing posts, and optimizing blog category pages with Carrie Forrest. ----- Welcome to episode 278 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Carrie Forrest about some of the SEO enhancement she has made to her blog this year. How to Overcome a 60% Dip in Traffic  Do you know which of your posts are performing the best? Do you know which ones aren’t getting any search traffic? That’s what Carrie is back on the podcast to talk about today! Carrie has been blogging for over 10 years, and in that time, she has published a lot of content. But not all content performs equally. As the result of an SEO audit after she experienced a large dip in traffic, Carrie decided to refresh and delete nearly 2/3 of the content on her site. Through that process of learning about the health of her site as a whole, Carrie now better understands how her content performs and how her content supports the mission of her blog. In this episode, you’ll learn: How one of her recipes went viral, but not in a good way How Google updates can affect site traffic Why Carrie deleted 2/3 of her content What noindexing means Why you should optimize your category pages Why Carrie decided to build her audience on YouTube Resources: 152: 6 Blogging Mistakes Made By a Veteran Food Blogger with Carrie Forrest Clean Eating Kitchen How to Make Frozen Grapes on Clean Eating Kitchen Healthy Meal Prep Instant Pot Cookbook The Quick & Easy Healthy Cookbook Media Wyse Find Casey on Food Blogger Pro Google Search Console Ahrefs Majestic 016: How Elise Bauer Built Simply Recipes and Recovered from a 70% Drop in Traffic Food Bloggers Central Follow Carrie on Instagram If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Learn more about joining the Food Blogger Pro community at foodbloggerpro.com/membership

What is The Looney Farm and what is their unique approach to the business? Carrie Chlebanowski of The Looney Farm (a Certified Naturally Grown farm), joins us today to tell us all about her and her husband Joe’s farming operation. Located in central Oklahoma near Oklahoma City, The Looney Farm started their little homestead in February of 2015 learning to raise and grow as much of their own food as possible. After closely studying market garden legends, they transitioned their homestead into a very small, but functional market garden farm. Spring of 2019 brought a 4x expansion in their farming operations, and they are now growing a wide variety of premium produce for the greater Oklahoma City metro area. As you all know, every farming operation is different, and The Looney Farm is certainly no exception. Join us today to hear all about Carrie’s unique approach to the farm biz!   You’ll hear: What’s currently going on at The Looney Farm 1:33 How much farmland The Looney Farm is working with and what kind of crops they are growing 2:24 Why Carrie decided to become a farmer 3:27 What the typical day looks like on The Looney Farm 5:41 Some strategies Carrie uses for handling the heat 7:57 How Carrie handles task management 9:21 The hardest thing Carrie has done as a farmer 12:15 How The Looney Farm communicates with their customers 14:01 About the various investments Carrie and Joe made before starting The Looney Farm 15:19 Who Carrie’s mentors in farming are 19:45 What systems Carrie would put in place sooner if she could go back in time 21:18 About Carrie’s team 23:48 What Carrie’s children’s roles are on the farm 27:10 About The Looney Farm’s key marketing tactics 29:28 The biggest mistake Carrie sees newer farmers making 35:11 How Carrie achieved the right mentality to start a farm 37:27 Carrie’s favorite farming tool 39:52 Where you can find out more about Carrie and The Looney Farm 45:03   About the Guest:Carrie is a 44 year-old reformed suburbanite who moved with her family to their 10 acre farm in February 2015. In previous lives she owned an on-location portrait business and worked in special education. Initially set up as a homestead, her family dabbled in pastured pork and poultry before diving in full gusto to market gardening in 2018. In an effort to gain the knowledge of growing vegetables and building a new ag business, she invested in intensive trainings and workshops with internationally recognized market farmers such as JM Fortier, Michael Kilpatrick, and Ray Tyler. Since then, she has made it her goal to grow the best quality, most nutrient dense vegetables possible, and in that effort The Looney Farm became the first Certified Naturally Grown farm in the OKC metro in early 2019. She hopes to learn more regenerative practices to incorporate into their model of growing in the coming seasons. Building healthy soil is one of the top priorities. Carrie and her husband Joe look forward to working together full-time soon, and find even more avenues to serve the OKC metropolitan communities through the farm. The Looney Farm currently sells at the two OKC farmers markets, a Buyers club style CSA, and through a locally sourced grocery store.   Resources:Website - www.thelooneyfarm.com Facebook - https://facebook.com/thelooneyfarm Instagram - https://instagram.com/the_looney_farm

As thyroid health issues are on the rise, it’s more important now than ever to understand what a proper diagnosis looks like and how to get started on a healing journey. My guest today is someone who, like me, has experience healing Hashimoto’s. Carrie Vitt is a Nutritional Therapist and thyroid, nutrition, and non-toxic living expert. She currently treats patients struggling with thyroid issues as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, and provides healthy diet lifestyle resources on her website Deliciously Organic.  Carrie and I are talking today about healing your thyroid. We chat about Carrie’s health journey, why Hashimoto’s is becoming more and more common, practical interventions for thyroid disease, and much more. Whether you’re just starting your thyroid healing journey, or you’ve been on the path for a while now, this episode is for you. Episode Highlights 2:11 Introducing Carrie and the story of her thyroid journey  5:22 Why Carrie turned down thyroid medication and how she was able to eventually reverse her Hashimoto’s diagnosis 8:40 The thyroid disease epidemic and what Carrie sees as a major cause 12:05 How “overdoing it” can negatively impact your health 14:25 Hashimoto’s and Hypothyroidism: How they’re different and how they overlap 19:18 The first lab tests Carrie examines at the beginning of someone’s healing journey 21:13 Some initial lifestyle changes recommended to address thyroid issues  23:33 Three of the biggest things I did to start healing 27:40 How to know whether you’re eating enough 30:27 Carrie’s non-negotiable interventions for her thyroid patients  32:11 Do people with vegans or vegetarians have a harder time healing from thyroid issues? 34:05 How long the Hashimoto’s healing process takes (hint: it’s a marathon, not a sprint) 37:23 Changes you’ll see in your labs as your body starts to heal 39:24 Perspectives on medication 43:04 The controversy surrounding iodine: should you take it or not? 47:36 Why liver congestion is popular in people with Hashimoto’s and what you can do to support it 51:07 Thyroid castor oil packs: how they work and who they’re recommended for 55:18 Carrie’s message for women who are struggling on their thyroid journey Links and Resources:  Carrie’s’ website: DeliciouslyOrganic.net Carrie’s clinic: Biodynamic Wellness Book: Deliciously Organic Book: The Grain Free Family Table Instagram: @carrievitt Vital Choice online seafood delivery How to Make and Use Castor Oil Packs Carly’s thyroid healing story Guest Bio: Carrie Vitt is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner at Biodynamic Wellness and is the author of the successful cooking and lifestyle blog DeliciouslyOrganic.net and two cookbooks: Deliciously Organic and The Grain-Free Family Table. She has overcome Hashimoto’s herself and runs a course that teaches other people to do the same. She works with clients all over the world helping them restore balance in their bodies and shares valuable health information and recipes on her social channels and website each week.

Carrie Starbuck is on a mission-- a research mission-- to uncover what makes communities happy. And she’s starting in a place a lot of us wouldn’t expect a solo female road traveler to begin. She’s starting with dissecting masculinity in different countries.In this episode, you’ll hear:Why Carrie is studying masculinity and its impact on happiness on communities globallyHow mental health is linked to masculinityThe struggles and interesting insights Carrie has gained as a researcherWhy men’s issues are a feminist issue, and visa versaHow Carrie defines self care personallyTips for helping the male-identifying people in your life, while also helping yourselfOther resources mentioned in this episode:Follow Carrie on Instagram: @thehappylandsCarrie’s website: The Happy LandsRead bell hooks: The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and LoveGun violence and mental health are a complex pairing to discuss, but Carrie found this article after our interview and thought you might want to read itWomen’s Aid in the UKSuicide Prevention Lifeline in the USWomen On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroadJoin the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook groupSponsor Websites & Codes:DannerBetterhelp - get 10% off with promo code ROADAirMedCare - get a $20 Visa gift card when you become a 1-year member with the Fly-U-Home service by following this link and using promo code ROADEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.WOTR is produced and hosted by Laura Hughes.Podcast cover artwork designed by Dani Opal.

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 Carrie Smith Nicolson. Carrie’s been blogging since 2011, and in October of 2018, she sold her first blog, carefulcents.com for nearly six figures! And she’s on the show today to share with you exactly how she did it. Today we’re talking about: Why Carrie decided to start a personal finance blog when there were already a lot of personal finance blogs out there. The steps she took to quit her day job two years in and start blogging full time. Unconventional strategies Carrie used to grow her audience. Exactly how Carrie monetized her blog. How she came up with the idea to sell her blog, how she found a buyer, decided on the price and what she put in her sales contract. Blog growth strategies that Carrie’s most successful 6 and 7 figure clients are using. The most important thing to make sure you include in your blog. What pillar content is and how to use it to your advantage. Carrie’s advice if you’re struggling to get traction with your blog. The beliefs Carrie had to change about herself to get where she is today. Before we dive in, what’s crazy to me is that when I was preparing the show notes for this interview I searched my inbox for Carrie’s bio, I found this email thread from 2016 where Carrie writes: “Shannon, I just finished going through your entire Free 5-Day Website Challenge and have completely overhauled my website and membership site: http://www.carefulcents.com/ THANK YOU! This is something that's been on my list for a long time and I'm thrilled that I was finally able to get moving on it.” And then she goes on two years later to sell her blog for almost six figures. Wow. So if you’ve been wavering on whether you should start a blog, or you need a website for your side hustle, or your website frustrates the heck out of you and holds you back, seriously, you need to sign up for my free training - I’ll tell you how at the end of this episode. My favorite quotes from Carrie: “You have to invest in yourself.” “Once you put it out there, even just by thinking it, the universe just brings you the right people.” “If so many people are asking, maybe your experience can help.” “Figure out what you really love - and what you are good at.” “Niche down, you can always expand later.” “I would do stuff that I love, that I’m good at, and that doesn’t tie me to a desk.” “Quitting doesn’t mean failing.” Resources mentioned in this episode: Dave Ramsey Careful Cents (the blog Carrie sold) HashtagColoradoLife Podcast Carrie’s E-book: The Ultimate Guide to Selling a Blog: How to Sell Your Blog for Six Figures and Be Your Own Broker Bio: After being a workaholic in her twenties, Carrie Smith Nicholson became debt free and then quit her job in 2013. During this time, she founded the blog carefulcents.com and grew it into a well-known financial resource. Earlier this year she sold her business for six figures to dedicate more time to growing Hashtag Colorado Life! Over the past 7 years Carrie has worked with companies like Chase, Capital One, FreshBooks, QuickBooks, and many other well-known brands. When she’s not selling blogs and living the #ColoradoLife, Carrie helps her clients with building virtual teams and project management for their online businesses over at https://carrieconsiders.com/. Connect with Carrie: Website: https://carrieconsiders.com/ Instagram: @carrieconsiders

Chances are, if you've been a runner, a cyclist, or even a studio fitness-er for a decent amount of time, you've battled injury at some point. In their new book Rebound: Train Your Mind to Bounce Back Stronger from Sports Injuries, Carrie Jackson Cheadle and Cindy Kuzma address not just the physical side of recovering from injury, but also the mental side. Calling this a book doesn't do it justice, though; Rebound is really more of a resource and a workbook, with nearly 50 thought-provoking exercises included that are designed to give the reader tangible ways to mentally rebound from injury to come back better, faster, and stronger. Listen to this episode to hear all about how Cheadle and Kuzma came up with the concept of the book, how they made the most of the injured athletes community while writing the book, and of course, what their big goals are for the future. Here's what you'll hear in this #WeGotGoals episode: 4:26: How a sports psychology class in undergrad led Carrie to realize the strategies discussed were just as useful for athletes as they were for practitioners, and ultimately planted the seed for Rebound. 6:05: A big goal Carrie and Cindy have achieved in the past, why it was important to them, and how they got there. 10:00: Why Carrie and Cindy decided it was important to write a book expressly for athletes using research on mental strategies for recovery. 13:15: The stories of injured athletes that stood out, including Jacki Gemelos and Kevin Ogar. 17:15: How community played a role in Rebound, both in the research discussed in the book and in the actual writing process. 22:00: Carrie and Cindy's favorite mental exercises from the book, including the emotion decoder, energy conservation, and good news/bad news. 27:50: The surprising thing Cindy noticed about the phrase "everything happens for a reason" among injured athletes. 32:00: Carrie and Cindy's big goals for the future. Links and resources we mentioned: Rebound: Train Your Mind to Bounce Back Stronger from Sports Injuries The Injured Athletes Club website The Injured Athletes Club Facebook group The Injured Athletes Club podcast If you love this episode as much as we do, subscribe to the #WeGotGoals podcast wherever you like to listen to podcasts, on Apple, Spotify, and more (and hey, leave us a rating while you’re at it!).

“The way that I’m training is good for my soul right now.” Carrie Tollefson is a professional middle-distance runner and Olympian turned mom of three, broadcaster, race analyst, podcast host, running camp director, and so much more. Most recently, the former 1500-meter specialist added another impressive title to her list: 2:51 marathoner. Six years ago, Carrie was four months postpartum and ran her first marathon in an astonishing time of 3:02. She made a goal to someday run a sub-3:00 marathon, and this was her year. On this episode, the Minnesota native and host of C Tolle Run talks about her somewhat unconventional training methods, why this was the time to pursue her marathon dreams, and what it meant to her to race in a Brave Like Gabe singlet. Thank you to Generation UCAN for sponsoring this episode of Ali on the Run Show! Click here and use code ONTHERUN for 20 percent off your order, plus free shipping. (First-time buyers, check out the UCAN Run Starter Pack here, and get 50 percent off.)   What you’ll get on this episode: Carrie breaks down her 2:51 at the Twin Cities Marathon, and shares why she decided to run a marathon this year (5:35) Why Carrie says her race was “surprising” to her (12:00) What it meant to Carrie to run in a Brave Like Gabe singlet (18:15) Where does Carrie see herself in the sport right now? And where does she want to be and go? (28:30) What a day in Carrie’s life looks like, and when she gets her runs in (38:45) How Carrie got into broadcasting (44:30) Carrie revists her list of goals from two years ago! (1:04:04) What we mention on this episode: Wellbeats Brave Like Gabe Foundation Follow Carrie: Instagram @carrie_tollefson Twitter @carrietollefson Facebook Podcast & Website Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Twitter @aliontherun1 Facebook Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Carol Leaman is a disruptor, serial entrepreneur, award-winning thought leader, and is known as “the woman who turned down a fabulous job at Google”. She is the CEO of Axonify Inc., a Microlearning platform, and is one of Canada's Most Influential Female Entrepreneurs. She shares her perspective on what it's like to be the one leading people, embracing our power as women, and what we need to get better at in leadership. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Yes, even tech experts are real people, and you will see how. Where Carol's tech interest emerged from, and the path that led her to be CEO of an early stage tech company. How she spoke her intentions loudly from a young age, and how we can start to use our words and declarations to manifest our visions. Why Carrie refers to Carol as the “Martha Stewart of the tech world.” That women have come into their power, and women question their own abilities much less than they used to. That it starts with the belief that you are capable and worthy of sharing your story and using your voice. How Carol got deliberate about choosing her travel and managing her time to be present at both work and home. The highly risky decision to turn down Google, and the lesson of doing what makes you happy and believing in yourself. What Axonify is, and they use three core cognitive principles to turn a few minutes a day into a team's long term success. Examples of how Axonify had a massive impact on a company's ROI, behavior change and safety. What's next for Carol both personally and at Axonify. Why Carol feels so strongly about being a mentor, and her advice for   entrepreneurs. That taking as much money as you can at first is definitely not the name of the game and other takeaways that are crucial to success. Quotes: “Even if you run a tech company, you can still struggle with technology.” “Start believing in yourself, and that you don't need to be anybody other than who you are.” “I'm a huge risk taker in many ways, and I come from a belief and confidence in myself.” “You will have many ideas, so don't work at something for 4-5 years that is going nowhere.” “You need sheer intestinal fortitude to be an entrepreneur.” “Spend your money wisely.” Mentioned: Axonify Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll – Twitter @carriedollconsulting – Instagram Carrie Doll – Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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! Today I'm talking to fearless freelancer and WordPress expert Carrie Dils all about how she transitioned from 1:1 client work to monetizing her knowledge on a bigger scale. If you want to move beyond time-for-money in your side hustle, this is the episode for you! Carrie has been around in the WordPress and web design community for many years – I’d even seen her name around well before I decided to start freelancing – I’d be working on a website at my day job and run into a snag, start googling and her blog would come up quite often. Her name is Carrie Dils, and I came across her again when I booked a new web design client with a pretty challenging project. I was researching how to do something, came across Carrie’s website again and saw that she had a way to just book a paid consultation call by the minute – which we’ll talk about later in this episode. So I booked a call, got some advice and then invited Carrie on the podcast to talk about how she monetized her WordPress knowledge beyond one on one client work. In today’s episode, Carrie and I dig deep into: The tipping point where Carrie took the leap from day job to full time side hustle. Creating multiple streams of revenue outside of 1:1 client work as a web designer. How to do content marketing as a web designer. How to easily sell your expertise – in any subject – by the minute. How Carrie dealt with imposter syndrome when she was first starting out The #1 skill to have as a web designer. Why you shouldn’t try to do everything yourself in your web design business. Why Carrie shifted from writing Genesis and WordPress tutorials for freelancers to teaching them how to be a successful freelancer. Carrie’s #1 piece of advice for a new web designer. Carrie’s advice on pricing. The belief Carrie had to change about herself to get where she is today. Just a quick heads up – you’ll hear some background noise in this interview – Carrie had to duck into a coffee shop to do the interview, which is totally cool with me! So let’s dive in to my interview with WordPress Expert and Fearless Freelancer Carrie Dils. So if you’re a web designer or you’re thinking about freelancing, head on over to peptalksforsidehustlers.com/freelance and that’ll send you over to my blog post all about how I got my first web design client, and you can get your hands on a freebie – my 7 Step Website Consultation Checklist and script that will walk you through how to do a consultation call with a potential client. All the resources mentioned in this episode can be found over at peptalksforsidehustlers.com/210 – and if you’re not a web designer but you want to build your own website for your side hustle, head on over to peptalksforsidehustlers.com/5day and sign up to take my Free 5 Day Website Challenge which will walk you step by step how to build your entire website with WordPress in just 5 days. See you next week! Resources mentioned in this episode: Carrie Dils  How to Successfully Freelance (*this is an affiliate link) Smart Passive Income E-myth Book  Profit First – Mike Michalowicz  Entreleadership – Dave Ramsey Bio: Carrie Dils is an independent contractor and developer with 20 years of experience in web development and deep experience in full-scope WordPress projects. From small, locally-owned businesses to Fortune 500 companies (including Disney and Nvidia) Carrie has worked with clients to deliver creative and successful digital solutions. She’s passionate about education and empowering others to do the work they love. She hosts the OfficeHours.FM podcast for digital freelancers and small business owners, helping them grow their service-related businesses. She teaches WordPress and front-end development courses for Lynda.com and LinkedIn Learning. She also offers a series of business courses for freelancers at The Fearless FreelancerTM. When Carrie’s not working, she’s probably reading a book, playing with her dogs, drinking a craft beer, or taking an absurdly long walk.

Today I’m joined by my good friend Carrie Green, the founder and creator of Female Entrepreneur Association. Carrie is also the author of She Means Business , a TEDx speaker and so much more! You’ll hear all about Carrie’s incredible journey to where she is today, and how she’s used one tool to bring this amazing success into her life – visualization. Are you ready for the Rise of the Digital CEO? Be the first in line for my free business-transforming series that will finally show you what it REALLY takes to scale your digital business to 7-figures and beyond! You can sign-up for the waitlist at http://jameswedmore.com/rise! In this episode you’ll learn: How grasping the power of your mind will literally change your life What is the “bell jar” concept and how you can start using it  Where Carrie’s desire to create a community for women came from How we can get over the “Who am I to do this?” question The ways you can implement visualization and what to do if it you find it isn’t working for you Why Carrie always honors the process as an entrepreneur and what this means to her

We get asked, pretty regularly, why we don't put macros in our recipes. And the answer might surprise you. The bottom line, though, is that it's because we like you. If you want a really good place to find out nutrition information about food, check out the USDA Nutrition Database 9:46 - Why Carrie's recipes […] The post Episode 17 – Our love/hate relationship with macros appeared first on Ketovangelist Kitchen.

"HuntFishTravel Episode 142 - Kentucky Predator Hunting with Jon Collins of Wired Outdoors and Tooth & Claw TV" (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter - thank you!!)   Jon Collins tells Carrie about his home state of Kentucky, and why it's truly a gem to hunt. Then they discuss tactics for hunting coyote and why it's more humane than you would think. 1:30 Predators or whitetail deer and the Elk draw in Kentucky | 4:00 Thoughts on the job the KY DNR is doing, and the increase in wildlife. | 5:00 Should a public land hunter consider Kentucky? | 8:00 Non-Resident tags | 10:30 Tactics for hunting coyotes. | 16:30 Kamikaze Suicide Coyotes! | 17:30 Jon's backstory, Wired Outdoors and Tooth & Claw TV | 22:00 Jon Collins' favorite hunting story | 26:00 Why Carrie decided to go predator hunting and Jon's explanation how hunting is more humane than letting Mother Nature control the coyote population. | 28:00 Upcoming hunts for Jon. Links: wiredoutdoors.com Twitter.com/jon_collins3 Instagram.com/jon_collins3 Facebook.com/wiredoutdoors

"HuntFishTravel Episode 169 - Kentucky Predator Hunting with Jon Collins of Wired Outdoors and Tooth & Claw TV" (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter - thank you!!)   Jon Collins tells Carrie about his home state of Kentucky, and why it's truly a gem to hunt. Then they discuss tactics for hunting coyote and why it's more humane than you would think. 1:30 Predators or whitetail deer and the Elk draw in Kentucky | 4:00 Thoughts on the job the KY DNR is doing, and the increase in wildlife. | 5:00 Should a public land hunter consider Kentucky? | 8:00 Non-Resident tags | 10:30 Tactics for hunting coyotes. | 16:30 Kamikaze Suicide Coyotes! | 17:30 Jon's backstory, Wired Outdoors and Tooth & Claw TV | 22:00 Jon Collins' favorite hunting story | 26:00 Why Carrie decided to go predator hunting and Jon's explanation how hunting is more humane than letting Mother Nature control the coyote population. | 28:00 Upcoming hunts for Jon. Links: wiredoutdoors.com Twitter.com/jon_collins3 Instagram.com/jon_collins3 Facebook.com/wiredoutdoors

Capture media attention by serving your audience FIRST with Carrie Wilkerson Many people who have been able to grow large audiences tell me the reporters and producers call them. But wait, how do you get to that level? I know you will love my conversation with Carrie Wilkerson, an entrepreneur, speaker and author - who breaks down what she did in the very beginning, before she got featured on CNN or Fox News or Forbes. Remember, everybody starts with one follower. Those numbers grow as you work to build relationships with people. Carrie shares the strategy she uses to grow her following, how she was able to attract the attention of the media, and why her mission is the same now as it was when she began. What you'll learn in this episode: *The key steps Carrie took to build her following one person at a time (before social media!) *How she created content so that it appeared as if she was "everywhere" *The stroke of luck that got Carrie featured on CNN *The power of big-name media attention *How to get past the fear of reaching out and pitching the media *How to build a social strategy from scratch *How to create a content strategy that doesn’t add to the busy-ness of your day *Why Carrie doesn't have a podcast, but learn how she uses the format to create content for her channels Links mentioned in this episode: CarrieWilkerson.com (Visit here for Carrie's 7-day free coaching series) Barefoot Executive on Facebook Did you enjoy the show? Please subscribe to the STANDOUT with Cheryl Tan podcast on iTunes here.

When it comes to following your dreams, Carrie Olsen is a true inspiration. From a young age, Carrie listened to cartoons and was drawn to the process of voicing those characters. In her career in human resources, Carrie found herself voicing online trainings and truly tapping into a passion. From there, she pursued voiceover work and eventually made it a lucrative full time career. Carrie shares with Aimee what it’s like to connect to your passion and go after it with everything you’ve got. From the hard work to the rewards you reap, she shares why it’s all worth it to do what you love. TWEET: Finding your passion and pursuing it with everything you’ve got, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Being aware of your limitations while trying to expand your range. Voiceover artists work hard - and they don’t just “talk” for a living. Carrie shares why being a voiceover artist takes much more than just your voice to be successful. She discusses how she learned about the industry and immersed herself in the world of voiceover talent in order to absorb as much insight as she could. From listening to podcasts like The Go For It Show to connecting with a coach that could take her to the next level, Carrie was committed to honing her skills and being at the top of her game. Become a student of all of the voiceovers around you. Learning about the voiceover industry is essential. According to Carrie, this is the key to succeeding and making it a long-term career. She shares how you can get started without spending a fortune on trainings and equipment. Carrie discusses how you can be a student of the voiceovers that are all around you - from commercials to cartoons to podcasts and beyond. When you’re ready to make it a career, it’s all about practicing, learning, and persevering no matter what. TWEET: Becoming a student of your surroundings, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Catching up to your dreams. When Carrie connected with her coach, Alyson Steele, she was ready to make voiceover her career. She didn’t expect it to happen so quickly. Within 3 weeks of getting started, Carrie landed her first radio campaign. Because things moved so quickly, Carrie found herself catching up to her dreams, which is a great thing. Her passion for voiceover work combined with her love of teaching led to the creation of the Voiceover Success Intensive, which helps guide voiceover students through the process of turning this into a career. Carrie shares what it’s like to work with students and the rewards that come with seeing them land their first jobs. She also discusses some tips and remedies that help her keep her voice conditioned for full time work. Be persistent and don’t get discouraged. As she closes out her chat with Aimee J., Carrie shares advice for fellow dream chasers who are ready to pursue their passion. Her number one tip? Be persistent. Carrie shares why it’s important to keep going, no matter what, and to never get discouraged. Like anything, making voiceover a career takes a lot of hard work. For Carrie, the hard work paid off - big time. She offers some insight into how you can make it happen in your own life. Carrie also shares some “bucket list” items for her career and how she manages to balance it all - being a mom and having a busy career. It’s clear that, in Carrie’s case, hard work and perseverance paid off - and it can for you too. TWEET: It’s all about perseverance and working hard ~ Carrie Olsen, Voiceover Success Initiative OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [1:22] Introduction of Carrie Olsen. [2:44] How Carrie discovered her interest in voiceover work. [3:18] When did you realize voiceover work could be your career? [5:08] The first voiceover work Carrie did and how it felt to see the work come to life. [6:14] Combining her love of teaching with her passion for voiceover work. [7:39] The role of having a coach or mentor in developing your voice over talent. [9:21] Landing a job doing voiceover work for Kmart. [10:37] An overview of the flow of voiceover work. [13:04] The craziest place Carrie has recorded. [15:50] The role of age in getting voiceover work. [18:36] Some surprises about the voiceover industry. [21:38] Transitioning into a full time voiceover actor. [24:31] The minimum investment if you want to start doing voiceover. [27:40] The associations for voiceover work as a career. [28:46] What’s on your bucket list for voiceover work? [30:51] Is this what you expected it to be before you got into it? [32:02] Why Carrie decided to start the Voiceover Success Intensive. [34:07] What career options are out there for voiceover work? [34:57] Carrie’s opinion of the movie “In a World”. [36:56] How Carrie finds a balance in her life with her career and family. [41:32] One piece of advice for fellow dream chasers. [43:52] How to connect with Carrie. CARRIE’S RECOMMENDATION: Be persistent. Be committed to improving. Keep working towards your goals. Keep practicing training; give yourself time to get there. Don’t get discouraged. It’s all about perseverance and working hard. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: http://CarrieOlsenVO.com Free Getting Started Guide Voiceover Success Intensive World Voices Organization http://derekandcarrie.com/listen/ http://www.goforitshow.com/ Ultimate Game Party: The Aftermath [recent VO commercial] In a World Movie Connect with Carrie on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Carrie-Olsen-Voiceover-738175532971323/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/CarrieOlsenVO Instagram: http://instagram.com/CarrieOlsenVO LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrieolsen TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: Being aware of your own limitations, but always working on growing your skillset, on this episode of #ChasingDreams TWEET: Following your dreams and being persistent, on this episode of #ChasingDreams