Podcasts about why danielle

Danielle is a mom to three kids and two rescue dogs. She and her husband, Adam, started Marriage and Martinis while going through the most intense, chaotic time in their lives. Their goal is to show a real marriage at its core; one in which both people greatly love each other, but also in which it has been difficult and messy. Danielle and I connected as newbie podcasters a few years ago.  From the moment I learned of her show and started stalking her ridiculously funny Instagram account, I wanted to be friends with her.  She is real and raw to the core; she is not afraid to dig into hard, messy conversations; and she is so eager to support others as they wade through all the work that comes with marriage.  After you listen to this conversation, you are definitely going to want to subscribe to the Marriage and Martinis podcast and go get Danielle's book, Date Night Questions. Listen in to hear Danielle share: The importance of talking about life and your personal evolution with your partner - not just always talk about points of contention and the hard parts of your partnership Why Danielle and Adam started a podcast at a low-low in their marriage The truth about the smoke & mirrors of all marriages What it has felt like to be completely open, honest, and vulnerable with their life/marriage in such a public way Her two truths about marriage that she couldn't see coming when they started the show - that might totally help you in your marriage How to frame questions and conversations for healthy communication and growth in your partnerships All the goodies about her and Adam's ebook, Date Night Questions, and how to use the book to support healthy, fun, and productive conversations in your marriage or partnership Links mentioned: Join my free workshop, 5 Ways to Shine Like A Mother Podcast: Marriage & Martinis Get your copy of Date Night Questions Instagram: @marriageandmartinis Facebook: @marriageandmartinis Twitter: @marriagemartini YouTube: Marriage & Martinis

Episode Notes:“I really believe that our feelings give us our experience of life. When we sit with the discomfort, it shifts and doesn’t stay stuck. It actually moves through us.” -Danielle BrookerIf you want more joy in your life, you’ll love today’s episode! Danielle Brooker is a Joy Coach, working with highly ambitious, stressed-out women in their 30s who are stuck at a crossroads. She takes them from questioning “should I or shouldn’t I quit my job?” to living a joyful life regardless of what job they’re in.Spending over a decade building a career in economics and policy, working for government and health charities - she kept finding herself in great jobs she didn’t feel great in, questioning what her next “career move” should be. A stressful burn out led her to take time away from work, and to begin to build a new relationship with “busy” to get back to feeling like herself again. Her business, The Daisy Patch, offers a range of support from private coaching programs and group masterminds, to digital courses, and her podcast, Let It Shine.In This Episode You Will Hear about:Why Danielle moved from Australia to EnglandHow tuning into how you’re really feeling can lead you towards your dreamsA story of moving from stress to joyful satisfactionWhat holding grief and joy at the same time can look likeReal life tools to bring more joy into your every dayResources:Connect to your purpose and elevate your wellness:Online Wellness Programs: http://www.sheilabotelho.comInstagram: @sheilaabotelhoFollow Danielle:Her monthly membership, Joy ClubMy conversation with Danielle on her podcast, Let It ShineWebsite: www.thedaisypatch.co.ukInstagram: @thedaisypatchcoachingRate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts:“I love Sheila’s insights & guests on The Connect Podcast.”*This interview is for educational purposes only and doesn't necessarily represent the practices of the host. Please consult your physician or health advisor before beginning any new healing or self-care protocol.

Danielle Fishel is the beloved star of the 90s sitcom Boy Meets World, and successful model, director, and author.   Listen to this episode and learn:   How Danielle’s childhood dreams became a reality and what she learned about herself from the characters she played.   About the accomplishments Danielle is most proud of, including going to college later in life to finish her degree.   About the miracles Danielle and her family experienced during her son’s health journey and time in the hospital.   Why Danielle believes it is so important to live in the moment.   Who Danielle looks up to most in the entertainment industry.  

Financials can either be exciting or depressing, depending on how your business is doing. But no matter how you feel about them, reviewing and understanding your business’s numbers is critical to growing a successful, sustainable business.  Danielle Hayden with Kickstart Accounting and The Profit Planner shares her tips for making bookkeeping more manageable and enjoyable, even if you’re doing it yourself. In this episode, we’ll cover: The importance of understanding and reviewing your business’s numbers throughout the year (not just at tax time!) Why Danielle recommends creating a weekly financial dashboard for your business How you can make DIY bookkeeping work for you  How building your business with the thought of selling it can help it run more smoothly Danielle’s formula to figure out if you can pay yourself more Small steps you can take now to start building up your cash reserves BONUS: If you’re starting something new, or coronavirus has spotlighted areas of your business that have you worried, now is a great time to make sure your business is in good shape legally. Download our free legal checklist to make sure your business has a strong legal foundation!  Resources: Kickstart Accounting: www.profitplannerbookkeeping.com Kickstart’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kickstartaccountinginc/ Kickstart’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kickstartaccounting/ This podcast is information, not legal advice specific to your situation.

In which the trio is joined by Danielle Lauzon to talk about Spilled Blood for Vampire: The Requiem, among other things. * A bit of off-topic banter* We talk about COVID-19 and some politics/economics; skip from 6:30 to 11:00 if you're not interested* Some chat about sensitively playing disease as a threat in Vampire* Disease in gaming talk, including some real-world examples, takes us to 24:15 or so* We finally get around to Spilled Blood!* Why Danielle put in ten new bloodlines* Explaining the Parliamentarians and the Penumbrae* Some chatting about lost clans* Weirder antagonists, like amaranthine cats and blood worms* Playable options! Twice-Cursed! Belial's Brood!* Matthew forces Danielle to make A Choice* Eddy reminds us to talk about vampire mermaids Links: Spilled Blood: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/303157/Night-Horrors-Spilled-BloodThousand Years of Night: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/214130/Thousand-Years-of-Night?Guide to the Night: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/257465/Guide-to-the-Night?COVID-19 Tracking Website: shorturl.at/PRVY8Onyx Path Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theonyxpathOnyx Path Discord: https://discord.gg/5uckcBk

Being a product based business owner takes a lot of creativity on all fronts- in your designs, in operations, your marketing and how your reach people and tell your story. Now there are so many different platforms and technologies it can be hard to know where to start or which platform to choose. On today’s Proof to Product episode with Dani Nagel, the founder of Dazey LA, we sit down to talk about the importance of finding platforms that work best for your creativity and that start your kind of conversation.  Dani founded Dazey LA as a fashion brand focused on empowering women through conversation and community. She intentionally built a business that supports her personal values. Each design is hand drawn by Dani and then manufactured to order in Los Angeles, California.  On today's episode, Dani and I talk about how her corporate and startup experience shaped her business perspective. We discuss sustainability, community building, and how Dani built Dazey LA from the ground up. Dani talks about how transparency and showing behind the scenes processes of her marketing and product development has helped her business. And we dive into Dazey LA's ambassador program, which tools they use, how they structure it, and how it has helped them build the retail side of their business.    ON TODAY’S EPISODE:  The spirit and inspiration behind Dazey  LA How Dani uses her clothing designs to start a conversation Making the switch from corporate life to full-time freelance  What Danielle learned working for a start-up company How Dazey grew out of Dani’s studio apartment  Using Instagram to tell the real Dazey LA story  Coping with copy-cats and look-alikes  Dazey’s daily marketing tactics Why Danielle decided to start an ambassador program  How the ambassador program took off  The size of the Dazey  team today   Dazey’s make to order model and zero-waste goals Advice for new product designers and what’s up next for Dani & Dazey  KEY TAKE-AWAYS:   “Every step of the way with Dazey, I've just been very intentional about aligning my messaging and my values along with my brand and my aesthetic. And somehow it worked out.” - Danielle Nagel “I really try to design things that I want to wear, and I want to promote. I just follow what feels right to me. I try to stay true to myself in everything that I do.”  - Danielle Nagel   “So through Instagram Story I just started to transparently share the highs and lows of running a business, the fun behind the scenes, and all the nitty gritty I remember wishing I could see when I was working for these corporate companies.” - Danielle Nagel   “When we're just starting out, we want to look bigger than we are because we want to be taken seriously, and we want people to purchase our products. But then it gets to a point to where maybe we want people to know we're small and nimble.”  - Katie Hunt   “At the end of the day, I feel like my art stands on its own, and my messaging and branding is really strong. I know that the sharing transparently has been what has helped my business grow.” - Danielle Nagel   “At my corporate job I was always trying to push the rules, always getting in trouble. So it's really fun having control of my own brand and be able to say, "Screw it, I'm going to share everything. I'm going to share designs before they're released. I'm going to share how I made them."  - Danielle Nagel   “When I started Proof to Product, I felt like if we all get together and share what we know all of us will thrive. All of us will grow stronger together. And now, we've got this great amazing community.” - Katie Hunt   “We use our platform as a space to create conversation, and we really want that to be a back and forth conversation. We design along with our audiences. I ask their opinions.” - Danielle Nagel   “I'm okay with sacrificing crazy profit margins to be able to have a company that aligns with my values, and create something our community really cares about, that’s a great conversation starter.” - Danielle Nagel   “I'm always chasing what's next and what's new. So whenever I get to refresh the brand it's so exciting for me.”   - Danielle Nagel LINKS Website: http://www.dazeyla.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dazeyla Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dazey_la/ https://www.refersion.com/   SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app.  WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST If you'd like to receive more information about our upcoming episodes of Proof to Product including show notes and information about our guests, head over to www.prooftoproduct.com and sign up for our email list.   SHARE Be sure to share Proof to Product with all of the product based business owners that you know!    ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, Proof to Product has worked with thousands of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

This is an option that is rarely talked about in our entrepreneurial world, but it is not unusual. Sometimes an incredible opportunity comes around for an entrepreneur to work for someone else. An opportunity that just cannot be passed up. I am thrilled to have attorney Danielle Liss back on the podcast to share how she chose to move from full time entrepreneur to a Vice President level position with a fast growing startup.   Danielle left a thriving virtual law practice to a join The Faster Way to Fat Loss team as General Counsel and VP of Affiliate Programs. Perhaps even more surprising is Danielle’s realization that this career change has actually improved her mental health and well-being.  Danielle is free-spoken and honest in our discussion and really opens up about entrepreneurship and why she decided to return to full-time employment. But that’s not all we talk about! We also dive into lessons learned throughout her career, why CEO’s need to invest in themselves before they can really invest in their businesses and what it’s like working for an eight-figure company that is experiencing hockey stick growth!   In this episode, we discuss:  How Danielle grew her virtual legal business Why Danielle decided to go back to full-time employment The positive impact that full-time employment has had on Danielle’s mental health and wellbeing Join the BizChix Community Connect With Danielle Liss Website Faster Way to Fat Loss LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter Books, Tools or Events Mentioned: You Are A Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero Rising Strong by Brene Brown Radical Candor by Kim Scott Other Links Mentioned: Stop, Breathe & Think Buddhify Listen to Stacking Your Team Work with Us: One Day Mastermind GrowthChix Accelerator Program ProfitChix Mastermind CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session Join the BizChix Community This episode was first published at BizChix.com/387. Subscribe to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, on your podcast app or listen at bizchix.com/category/team/.

Do you ever hear music or see art and feel like it's beyond this realm? Too beautiful or too big to have been created by a single person? That's how I felt when I was introduced to Danielle Weber's art. I was speechless and it instantly felt to me that she has been painting and creating for many lifetimes. Danielle creates art on a very grand scale and I was so curious to speak to her about her process and how it informs the rest of her life. In our conversation, she shares one of her hardest moments when she had to deal with grief and loss and how it took her away from her art and creating. She also shares how she found her way back to her canvas and paintbrush and why she thinks everything happens for a reason.  She told me why her painting is like a glimpse into her soul and why she believes nothing is impossible. “Painting is my soul.” ~ Danielle Weber   So many in my community share with me that they used to paint or draw or have another form of creative expression and it’s been lost over the years, but I can sense their yearning to bring it back into their lives. So, I asked Danielle what her advice was for people feeling that way and what she said really stuck with me. She says that she used to believe that her art was 50% talent and 50% hard work, but she now sees that it’s likely closer to 30% talent and 70% hard work and resilience. She credits her success to the ability to stick with it and push through the frustration and learning and not feeling like you’re any good, so you can get to the other side. We often forget that there is another side! Danielle’s following is growing quickly as she has recently gained a lot of exposure having painted and met Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Check out some of her work below to see what I’m talking about. More About Danielle Weber Danielle is a 26-year-old artist from Melbourne, Australia. Danielle’s career in art stems from growing up in an artistic and creative family, with an abundance of encouragement and support leading to her art dream being realized in 2011. Danielle’s work has extended to Hollywood actors, Olympians, Sports stars and Leading Business personalities. You can connect with Danielle via her website and also follow her on Instagram and Facebook. In This Episode, We Talk About How Danielle loses time when she paints, even at a young age Why her Mom was a big influence on her art That while she has dedicated every hour she’s had to painting, she feels like she still has a long way to go Danielle’s hardest time in her life and how she found her way back Why Danielle thinks that everything happens for a reason The idea that you have to do a lot of work on yourself to allow something like art to help you, otherwise it can just be a bandaid Danielle’s process for painting and generating new ideas and how a lot of the time she finishes and even surprises herself Her main role models in life and art Her advice for others wishing to include art and creativity in your life, no matter what age - HINT: be willing to stay with it even when it feels hard Danielle has painted some very famous people - The Rock, P!nk, Arnold Schwarzenegger and so many more - she shares what meeting some of these celebrities have been like and what has surprised her Danielle shares one of her biggest dreams and why she doesn’t think that anything is impossible How she knows the time is right to start a painting - and what it feels like when it is “right” The   thing she’s ever painted Danielle’s advice to people who have a dream The idea of destiny, comparison syndrome on social media  And so much more! Things We Mention In This Episode Instagram: Danielle Weber on Instagram Website: Danielle Weber’s website  Workshop: Join Christina at The Omega Institute for Life Reentry After Loss Book: Second Firsts by Christina Rasmussen Book: Where Did You Go? by Christina Rasmussen Newsletter - Message In a Bottle: Sign up for Christina’s weekly inspiration  And it would mean the world to me if you’d leave a rating and review on iTunes. I’d love to know what you think of the podcast and how I can make it better for you. Plus iTunes podcast reviews and ratings are really important to help get the podcast in front of more people to uplift and inspire them too, which is the ultimate goal. You can leave a review right here. Please continue the conversation with me @dearlifepodcast on Instagram.

How are you showing up as a parent and an entrepreneur? Today, we have a special Mother's Day edition of the podcast as Dr. Sabrina and returning guest, Danielle Hayden, talk about two of their favorite topics: entrepreneurship and kids. Work ethic, relating to money, values, tough choices, curve balls thrown into life plans... Danielle and Dr. Sabrina share their experiences running successful businesses and raising kids. They agree that parenting as an entrepreneur is difficult and a lot of fun. Tune in now, to find out more! Danielle Hayden has a master's degree in accounting and financial management and she's a licensed CPA in the state of Ohio. Danielle found, at the beginning of her career, that as well as crunching numbers, she also had a passion for helping creative entrepreneurs understand their finances so that they can grow their businesses. In her free time, Danielle enjoys the outdoors with her kids and checking out local wineries and breweries.   Show Highlights: Danielle talks about what it's been like for her, as a mother, running a successful business. Why Danielle wanted to start her business. Danielle's kids were quite young when she started her business and it's been fun to include them in the business as they have grown older.  Danielle is really intentional about focusing on her work when she sits down at her desk.  Danielle puts her phone down and really tries to be present when she's with her kids. Dr. Sabrina shares how she is with being present with her kids and keeping her business moving at the same time. Keeping boundaries in place but not being rigid with them. Danielle explains to her kids what she needs to do in order to be successful in her business. And that she's willing to go the extra mile to give her clients excellent service. Finding a way to show your kids that a business can support life, not the other way around. Why Danielle feels that, as parents who are entrepreneurs, we have a responsibility to run a more profitable business. Dr. Sabrina shares her 'aha' moment when she realized that she had to make her business more profitable.  How implementing the Profit First system really helped Dr. Sabrina. How Danielle used the techniques of financial analysis in her business to make it more profitable. The turning point for Danielle, when she really knew that she needed to have a profitable business. Successfully blending two different business models can really be a challenge!  Danielle talks about her Profit Planner book that is launching today. Danielle and Dr. Sabrina share what they are teaching their children about money.  Teaching your kids about work ethic, how to earn money, and how to spend it wisely. Teaching kids how to balance their time and how not to overcommit. Danielle encourages her kids to debate. Training your kids to be 'A' Players. Resources: Listen to Danielle’s interview in Episode 31: Don’t Let Your Money Blocks Stop You From Making Good Decisions Profit by Design Facebook group Email: sabrinaandmike@profitbydesignpodast.com www.howtohirethebest.com is Dr. Sabrina’s free masterclass  Get Dr. Sabrina’s Profit First Starter Kit   Would you like to join a community of entrepreneurs setting our businesses up to support our lives and not the other way around? Check out Breakthroughs on The Bayou 4 Week Vacation™ Legacy Retreat at www.4WeekVacation.com   If you're interested in being a part of the retreat, all the information is available at  www.4weekvacation.com. Apply soon, as space is limited! Get Dr. Sabrina's free 4 Week Vacation™ Jump Start Guide: www.4weekvacation.com    To get your copy of Danielle's Profit Planner, go to www.profitplannerbookkeeping.com. Use the code Profit by Design to get 15% off. You can also go to Facebook, to Profit Planner LLC (www.facebook.com/profitplannerllc) Or to Instagram @profitplannerbookkeeping   Books Mentioned: The Pumpkin Plan by Mike Michalowicz Profit First by Mike Michalowicz

Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD, is a physician at Bellevue Hospital, the oldest public hospital in the USA, and a faculty member of New York University School of Medicine. She writes about medicine and the doctor-patient connection for the New York Times, Slate Magazine, and other publications. Danielle is co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Bellevue Literary Review, the first literary journal to arise from a medical setting. She is the author of a collection of books about the world of medicine. Her most recent book is, "What Patients Say, What Doctors Hear." Danielle highlights just how vital good communication is in the world of medicine. The great majority of malpractice lawsuits stem from miscommunication, far more so than actual errors in clinical practice. This is communication between doctors but importantly, between doctors and their patients. There is an enormous cost of not listening in medicine. Danielle shares one particular study in which an extra twenty minutes spent between doctor and patient prior to a surgical procedure went on to save those patients from an additional three days in hospital, and reduced the amount of opioid painkillers they required. Leaving aside the health outcomes, the financial impact illustrated by this study is substantial. Before a patient consultation, Danielle makes sure she has read up on all the relevant notes and charts. In this way she can listen undistracted while they talk, focused and looking at the patient, not looking at charts or a computer screen. Danielle's research finds that doctors tend to interrupt their patients within eight to ten seconds of their speaking. She also notes that if left uninterrupted, patients will only speak for a minute to ninety seconds - a length of time Danielle thinks we can all aim to listen for! Dedicate a minute to undistracted, 'full frontal listening', and the speaker will give you the information they want to share and that you need. Danielle thinks of it as an investment in the future relationship. Danielle shares a story of her father's experience in hospital, and how accompanying him gave Danielle a patient's perspective on things. It's very easy for a doctor who sees many patients every day to not listen deeply in each and every interaction, because there are so many. For the patient, however, this time is precious.   Tune in to Learn How to get around technology, to listen undistracted Why Danielle asks her patients "how much do you want to know?" How listening to a patient reduces anxiety How Danielle is teaching new doctors to listen About listening to the unsaid for life-threatening issues

Have you noticed that mainstream spirituality as a form of self-help and personal development is taking the world by storm lately? There are guides, teachers, mentors, and gurus popping up onto the new age scene in droves. This is of course, for the most part, a beautiful thing, as we all know the world could use as many higher-consciousness thought leaders at this particular stage of our evolution. However, today’s spiritual seeker has to apply more discernment than ever before when selecting his or her modern-day guru. With so many teachers of spirit arriving on the scene, it can be tough to separate the true from false, especially when the aspirant finds themselves at a particularly vulnerable crossroad in life.   Our guest Danielle LaPorte is one of the most popular spiritually motivating teachers to emerge over the past few years. Her popularity is growing at a staggering pace. The thing that makes Danielle unique amongst the latest generation of gurus is that she isn’t claiming to be a guru at all. She’s not trying to convince you she has this whole life thing all figured out – she’s merely on her inner journey, inviting us all to come along and join her in her awakening, one day at a time. Danielle’s newest book, White Hot Truth: Clarity for keeping it real on your spiritual path—from one seeker to another, is pretty much a detox for a world inundated by self-proclaimed spiritual sherpas. The whole point of this journey, after all, is to become your guru; to create space for your voice, to own your issues, and to learn from your experiences and pain so that you might be given the opportunity to share the lessons you learn along the way with other soul travelers. Are you ready to give yourself a loving reality check and start finding your path to enlightenment on this journey of life? Pop on some headphones, and prepare yourself for some deeply down to earth spiritual truth.   Topics Discussed In This Episode: Getting addicted to self-help Why narcissism is a painful trap (that doesn’t blend well with spirituality) How to avoid being pseudo spiritual The overuse + misuse of the word ‘Guru.’ How and why  Danielle created LIGHTER: a one-year soul support program How self-help devolves into self-criticism Why we’re addicted to our phones, and how we keep justifying the addiction Being successful without getting stuck in the lower states of desire + want Taking responsibility for your feelings Cultivating an open, tender heart and a big effing fence Using the human body as a tuning fork for truth The power of eye gazing with an open heart to appreciate someone you love Maintaining faith in goodness when life seems dark Considering the point of view of the soul’s evolutionary purpose The relationship between spiritual maturity and softness Why Danielle stays in touch with her feminine energy in every situation Danielle’s bag of meditation tricks + finding the right meditation practice for you   More about this episode.   THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: JOOVV. 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In this episode of the Working Christian Mom podcast, I am chatting with my biz bestie, Danielle Roberts. And just a heads up, we recorded this in April. Danielle is feeling better (she mentions in the episode that she was on crutches). Danielle is passionate about mentorship and especially the mentorship of women who love Jesus and those who are Christian Business owner. In this episode, we talk about the power of mentorship and it’s biblical basis and then Danielle shares a story she hasn’t shared with many. We weren’t expecting it to come out, but good things happen when you invite the Holy Spirit into your conversation. Danielle shares openly about her time in the U.S. Navy as a Working Christian Mom, how her core values influenced her work life and how she handled deployments, tiny babies and pregnancy. But she also shares the story of her decision to blow the whistle against sexual harassment while she was in the military. If you are someone who has ever thought about speaking up to the higher ups in your company or blowing the whistle in the workplace, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. In this episode you’ll hear: Why Danielle believes mentorship is so important. Danielle walks us through her decision to blow the whistle on military sexual harassment, how that changed her relationship with her coworkers and how she leaned on God during that time. What life looks like almost a decade on the other side of her military career and how her focus and priorities have shifted. Here are our three main takeaways: When we have the courage to stand up for what is right, there are often consequences outside of our control. Danielle knew that blowing the whistle on sexual harassment in the military was going to change her life. The freedom found outweighed the consequences from her coworkers, but that didn’t make the sting of her reality any less real. When we make hard decisions, the outfall can also be hard, but we shouldn’t be afraid of it. In Danielle’s situation, the joy of the Lord was her strength. Danielle named and claimed that verse for herself. She spoke it repeatedly as she was walking into work and throughout her day. It was the rock she stood on while she faced trials at work. She held onto her faith because she knew God would carry her through. God never fails us or forsakes us. During Danielle’s trials, God showed up big. He provided her with comfort, peace, rest, support and encouragement. God keeps his promise never to leave us or forsake us. All of God’s promises in Christ are yes and amen. Links mentioned: Danielle’s book: Created For This About our guest: Danielle Roberts is an online business manager and strategist.She spends her days working with entrepreneurs to develop their business strategy and handling their day to day. As an author and mentor to Christian business women, she loves to show them how weaving faith into their business is possible. She is a wife and a mom of 4. She loves Jesus, coffee, date night and chasing after her kids. Connect with Danielle: Website / Instagram / LinkedIn  

In this episode, you’ll hear about: -Why Danielle and Michael decided to focus solely on younger founders, regardless of whether or not they attended university -How starting a venture fund increased her empathy for entrepreneurs, particularly through fundraising efforts -Danielle’s experience starting a charter school in San Diego, and why it was easy to fall prey to “imposter syndrome” during that time -Her experience as an instrumentalist growing up and how that helped her learn to lead, direct, and give feedback to her peers -Why previous execution is critical for applicants to the Thiel Foundation and for entrepreneurs looking for investments from 1517 Fund -The correlation between alternative schooling and entrepreneurship Stay tuned to the end of the episode, where Danielle shares why founders should read personal development books and her current interest in sensor-based technology.

Summary: The more we put ourselves out there, the more vulnerable we feel. It's true in relationships, and when you're hosting a podcast. In this episode, we talk vulnerability, and the power of getting curious about ourselves, and our spouse. • Diets derailed • Why Danielle hates yoga • We have some confessions to make… • Chuck […] The post Episode 017: A Vulnerability Hangover appeared first on Legendary Marriage: Build a life, a love, and a legacy together..

In this episode, Danielle Morrill, the CEO and co-founder of Mattermark, shares her company's origin story, including how they created an addicting, ubiquitous newsletter read by VCs and entrepreneurs everywhere. You'll also hear... 1) Why a TV show inspired Danielle to launch a media company, not software startup, and why she was disillusioned with Silicon Valley. 2) The domino effect of thinking and operating with that desire in mind, and how this led to the SaaS startup success that is Mattermark today. 3) Why Danielle would outright argue with almost every VC she called to sell early on in the company's history. Follow Danielle - @DanielleMorrill and subscribe to the Mattermark Daily newsletter - mattermark.com/app/newsletter Follow Jay - @jayacunzo - and let him know what you think of the show. ORIGINAL BROADCAST DATE: September 2015

The most influential factor on your health and success in life is the health of your relationships. Nothing can influence your mindset, motivation, decisions, and destination more than the people you travel through life with. When you are with the right person, in the right situation, being healthy, fit, and happy can seem almost effortless. Sure, everyone has their challenges, but when two people come together with a common goal and real understanding, nothing can stand in the way of their power. No matter where you are in your relationship right now (or if you're currently looking for the right relationship), I guarantee that you'll glean some powerful lessons from this episode that will last you a lifetime. Darren and Danielle Natoni are two incredible people individually, but when they come together, they are truly a force to be reckoned with. They are on a mission to teach and inspire other people to tap into their true fitness and health potential, and they are leading by example. Remember, no one is more influential than the person you choose to spend the rest of your life with. If you want to have an exceptional relationship, then you have to make it a study. It's not about perfection, it's about the process and wanting to grow and be better. It starts with learning from great examples. So, let the show begin! In this episode you'll discover: What inspired Darren and Danielle to go from a sole focus on fitness to focusing on smart nutrition as well. How having parents who exercise and lead a healthy lifestyle can impact their kids. How Darren went from a soccer player, to a DJ, to a federal agent, to a top health & fitness spokesperson (pretty incredible to say the least!) The amazing story of how fitness (and Insanity) brought these two together. How to hold your significant other accountable with their health and fitness (without getting on their nerves). Why Danielle says that everything is a discussion when it comes to building a health relationship. Why accepting the other person in a relationship as they are is so important to long-term happiness. How to instantly lessen the irritation from things your partner does that annoys you. What tips you can use to help you and your loved one stay motivated in your workouts. Why proactively getting outside your comfort zone is so critical to success. How to stay consistent in your fitness & nutrition even when you're extremely busy. How Darren was able to maintain a great level of fitness even when he couldn't workout normally due to injury (great lesson here!) The secret thing Danielle does to show up as a better wife and a better mom. Items mentioned in this episode include: Onnit.com/Model 

Danielle Morrill, CEO of Mattermark -- In this episode, Danielle shares her company's origin story, including how they created an addicting, ubiquitous newsletter read by VCs and entrepreneurs everywhere. You'll also hear... 1) Why a TV show inspired Danielle to launch a media company, not software startup, and why she was disillusioned with Silicon Valley. 2) The domino effect of thinking and operating that way at first and how this led to the SaaS startup success that is Mattermark today. 3) Why Danielle would outright argue with almost every VC she called to sell early on in the company's history.    Follow Danielle @DanielleMorrill and subscribe to the Mattermark Daily newsletter at mattermark.com/app/newsletter Let me know what you think of the show -- tweet me (Jay Acunzo) @jayacunzo

On this month's Daytime Confidential Girls Night Out episode Tina, Danielle, Regan and Nicki are dishing everything naughty in the world of soaps.From Nicki's idea of having Murray Bartlett walk around in black skivies on a daily basis to inflate Guiding Light ratings to the age old battle of sex vs. love the ladies are dishing about all this and more including...Squish names. Days of Our Live's Dansea. The Kelly Monaco pregnancy rumors. Betting on when Erica get's out of jail. Helena's miracle baby. Why Danielle hates Greenlee. Baby bumps and twists of fate.All this and much more on this month's Girls Night Out episode.