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Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid    Going Long Podcast Episode 137: Why Long Distance Investing Helps Create the Lifestyle You Want In the conversation with today's guests, Julie Holly, you'll learn the following:   [00:28 - 04:33] Julie's profile, in Billy's guest introduction. [04:33 - 12:03] The backstory and decisions made that led Julie to this point in her journey.  [12:03 - 18:41] What it was that drew Julie into wanting to start Real Estate sales alongside her Dad, and how that worked out for her. [18:41 - 22:15] Why Julie decided to invest in Real Assets beyond her backyard, choosing long distance out-of-state tangible assets rather than sticking to her home market location. [22:15 - 28:19] The kind of people Julie is helping today with her business ‘3 Keys Investments', and how you can get prepared to make the leap yourself.  [28:19 - 34:11] Julie talks about her preferred market locations and why she focuses on them.  [34:11 - 37:50] The best ways Julie found to build a strong team once you have found your market location.   Here's what Julie shared with us during today's conversation:   Where in the world Julie is based currently: Northern Idaho. The most positive thing to happen in the past 24 hours: Had some fun family time outdoors in the evening and enjoyed the warm evening and late sunset! Favourite European City: Amsterdam, The Netherlands. A mistake that Julie would like you to learn from so that you don't have to pay full price: Believe in yourself! Believe in your talents and abilities to accomplish things.  Book Recommendation: The Four Agreements, by  Don Miguel Ruiz.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Julie Holly by using the info below: Website: https://www.threekeysinvestments.com/julie-holly  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-holly      Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today's conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He's made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

One of the many challenges small businesses face is the lack of affordable options for hiring consulting firms. Large consulting firms won't bother to work with solopreneurs or firms with less than ten employees because of their uniqueness. Most of those small firms are hands-on businesses that can't afford to invest the time or the resources, and on the other hand, those high-priced consultants tend to sell services that aren't needed, ignoring their clients' needs.Having these issues in mind, using their background in the corporate world and their experience working for Fortune 500 companies, Julie Traxler and Corey Harris founded SB PACE, whose mission is to offer value to every client, never sell services that aren't needed, and fully understand what a client needs before selling them anything. Julie Traxler and Corey Harris are business coaches passionate about helping small businesses owners succeed. They also have a podcast, QuizBiz, and they are best-selling authors of the book "Seriously? Now What?!: A Small Business Guide to Disaster Preparedness."Julie is a Certified Business Coach, an expert at project management, communication, and mergers & acquisitions. Corey is an expert at process planning, execution, and disaster preparedness. He owned and managed restaurants; he completed his Undergrad at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and his Master's at VCU. In this episode, we talk about Julie and Corey's mission at SB PACE, how they started their business, its name origin, and the thinking process behind its creation. We also chat about the challenges small businesses face, the growth of the construction industry during the pandemic, and their passion for helping small firms. Some Questions I Ask: I am learning that you guys are best-selling authors. How did that come about? (5:28)When did you guys meet? And, you know, what was the business plan? (7:25)You guys had families that were business owners. Do you think that that's why you have your entrepreneurial spirit and desire to help entrepreneurs? (12:21)Could you talk about your services, how you're different? (21:34)In This Episode, You Will Learn:A bit about Julie and Corey, their decision to start a business, and the origin of their book (3:23)What if you fail? The origin of Julie's entrepreneurial spirit (13:17)The effects of the pandemic on entrepreneurship (14:48)Why Julie and Corey feel good about the services they offer (25:13)Resources:SB PACE websiteQuizBiz PodcastSB PACE LinkedInSB PACE InstagramSB PACE YouTubeSB PACE TwitterSB PACE FacebookBook: Julie Traxler and Corey Harris - Seriously? Now What?!: A Small Business Guide to Disaster Preparedness.Let's Connect!LinkedInInstagram TwitterMPC Builders - WebsiteMPC Builders - Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Although rich in knowledge, many fertility professionals simply cannot relate to the lived experience of the complexities of a fertility journey. On today's episode, we speak with fertility specialist and business development director at fertility benefits management company, Progyny, Julie Hunt, who suffers from PCOS and has been through two egg-freezing cycles. She shares her background and the unique role she has taken up at Progyny. We consider the three factors that accompany infertility; financial, physical, and emotional stress, and Julie tells us how Progyny serves its people by providing support for their fertility journey along with their overall wellbeing. Next, we dive into the educational components of a fertility journey and the importance of factoring in all elements of fertility as a service provider. Julie walks us through her decision to freeze her eggs twice and lets us know how her own experience has enriched her work, highlighting the importance of access to egg freezing for transgender patients. She shares her struggles with PCOS and why she switched from client advocacy to business development at Progyny, and finishes up by telling us why she is so passionate about the inclusive, life-changing work that Progyny does. We hope you join us today for a wealth of knowledge on fertility benefits from someone who is truly in the know!Key Points From This Episode:Julie Hunt's background and unique role at Progyny.What the team at Progyny do.How to advocate for yourself and your needs by being brave in your approach.Find out how Progyny is working to erase the stigma around infertility.The three factors that accompany infertility: financial, physical, and emotional stress.How Progyny serves its people by providing support for their fertility journey and their overall emotional wellbeing.The educational component of a fertility journey.The importance of factoring in all elements of fertility as a service provider.Who Progyny's products are available to.What led to Julie's decision to freeze her eggs.How Julie's experience has helped her understand the importance of egg freezing.The importance of access to egg freezing for transgender patients.Hear about Julie's journey with PCOS.The importance of education around fertility and the necessity of support.Why Julie switched from client advocacy to business development at Progyny.Why Julie is passionate about the inclusive, life-changing work being done at Progyny.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Julie Hunt on LinkedInProgynyRMA of New YorkMount Sinai HospitalFertility Forward on Instagram

For Dr. Julie Holland, psychedelic medicine connects biology with the soul. She is a psychopharmacologist, psychiatrist, and author who has dedicated her career to novel psychiatric wellness as an influential advocate of psychedelic medicine. In this episode, Julie sits down with Ronan and Field Trip’s Chief Psychologist Dr. Dominique Morisano to discuss her thoughts on the stigmatization of the ‘soul’ in medicine, what it means to create successful relationships, the imbalance between yin and yang energies in our society, and implications of the current psychedelic renaissance we’re experiencing today. Show Notes: 2.20 - Why Julie identifies as an “MD”3.30 - How Julie integrates biology with the spirituality and emotions in psychiatry5.06 - The stigmatization of the word “soul” in the medical profession6.54 - Julie discusses the debate between dualist vs. materialist - whether our brain comes from our soul or our soul comes from our brain. 9.14 - Julie describes the adolescent brain and how it relates to her psychedelic advocacy.10.50 - Dominique discusses the impact of the soul in her work. 13.30 - Julie discusses profound experiences and psychedelics’ ability to promote dishabituation.15.00 - Julie shares her thoughts on Ketamine.16.46 - Dominique chimes in with her thoughts on Ketamine therapy.17.46 - Julie opens up about how it feels to see cannabis and psychedelic medicines come to the spotlight.19.18 - Julie’s perspective on dyad relationships and couplehood.  20.34 - Julie discusses the feedback she received from her book title “Moody Bitches” and explains yin and yang energy. 24.48 - The implications of the imbalance between yin and yang energies in today’s society. 26.28 - Ronan’s reflection.29.30 - Julie shares what she will likely be focusing on next in her research.31.39 - Julie discusses her thoughts on today’s psychedelic renaissance. 34.00 - Dominique shares her thoughts on today’s psychedelic renaissance. 35.29 - Ronan, Julie, and Dominique discuss the need for equitable access to psychedelic therapies. 37.34 - How labels create narratives about who a person is. 38.54 - Dominique explains how trauma responses work. 39.33 - Julie shares her thoughts on the trauma COVID-19 is creating and the difference in reactions.42.00 - How Julie has dealt with the pandemic.43.05 - The awarenesses that have come up for Dominique during the pandemic. 45.35 - Julie’s most influential lessons from psychedelic experiences.47.02 - Dominique’s most profound consciousness-expanding experiences. 50.37 - Ronan’s key takeaways. 

The late Jimmy Valvano once asked us to: laugh, cry, and think each day.  I have taken that advice to heart and have tried to apply it to conversations.  You'll hear all three in this damn good conversation. In addition to Julie and I enjoying the heck out of this conversation, we talk about heavy topics like: Race relations in the United States Life for young people in the pandemic What it means to be an adult Why Julie calls adulthood "delicious"  and much more.  If you enjoy this one, go back and listen to Episode 12 to hear Our 1st Conversation. In the meantime, reach out if I can be of help. As always, thanks for listening! --Joe 

Specific topics include:Julie’s experience with multiple knee surgeries Avascular Necrosis leads to Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and Julie is bedriddenfor 6 monthsHow a trip to Disney World led to Julie’s epiphany that she should share her story and start a blogHow Julie put her Information Technology (IT) degree to use while tracking her symptoms and discovering her unique inflammation triggersHow Julie discovered the most important tools for living a healthy, full life with PSAJulie’s current role as a patient advocate with WEGO healthHow PSA affected Julie’s dating life and how she met her now husbandJulie’s experiences with pregnancy and parenting with PSAThis episode is brought to you by the Rheumatoid Arthritis Roadmap, an self-paced online course Cheryl created that teaches people with RA how to confidently manage their physical, social and emotional life with this condition.Speaker Bios:Julie Croner, a psoriatic arthritis patient leader, is on a mission to advocate for ALL advocates. She's the Vice President of the Patient Leader Network at WEGO Health and was named to MM&M's inaugural class of 40 Under 40 in 2020. Julie has been featured by Stanford Medicine X, the National Psoriasis Foundation, Everyday Health, WebMD, HealthLine, and more. Cheryl Crow is an occupational therapist who has lived with rheumatoid arthritis for seventeen years. Her life passion is helping others with rheumatoid arthritis figure out how to live a full life despite arthritis, by developing tools to navigate physical, emotional and social challenges. She formed the educational company Arthritis Life in 2019 after seeing a huge need for more engaging, accessible, and (dare I say) FUN patient education and self-management resources.Episode links:Julie’s sites:Blog: Itsjustabadday.com Twitter: twitter.com/justagoodlife Facebook: Facebook.com/itsjustabaddaynotlife Instagram: Instagram.com/itsjustabaddaynotlife LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/juliecerrone  Blog Email: justabaddaynotlife@gmail.com Work email: Julie.croner@wegohealth.com  Organizations mentioned in this interview:WEGO HealthMothertoBaby - research studies of medications and pregnancy / breastfeedingMindful Mamas AppArthritis Life Podcast, Practical Tips and Positive, Realistic Support - Facebook groupCheryl’s Arthritis Life freebies:Free Handout: Cheryl’s Master Checklist for Managing RAFree Training: Arthritis Life Hack Crash CourseArthritis Life Program LinksJoin the waitlist for Rheum to THRIVE, a membership community Cheryl created to help people with rheumatic disease go from overwhelmed, confused and alone to confident, supported and connected. Rheumatoid Arthritis Roadmap, an self-paced online course Cheryl created that teaches people with RA how to confidently manage their physical, social and emotional life with this condition.Cheryl’s Arthritis Life social media pages:Cheryl &  Arthritis Life on InstagramCheryl’s website: Arthritis LifeArthritis Life Tiktok: @ArthritisLife Arthritis Life Facebook PageCheryl’s Twitter: @realcc Arthritis Life Youtube channelMedical disclaimer: All content found on Arthritis Life public channels was created for generalized informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.Here's the show breakdown:1:00 - Introduction to Julie.2:00 - Julie’s winding journey to a psoriatic arthritis diagnosis: knee surgeries / swelling from fifth grade until after college and during work as an Information Technology (IT) consultant.4:55 - Julie gets the adult diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis (PSA) and her rheumatologist helps get it under control. She’s able to connect the dots of her chronic health issues in retrospect and see how it all relates to psoriatic arthritis (PSA).8:24 -  Julie also experiences avascular necrosis in the femur bone (leg) which led to complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). She started connecting to other patients online, got medication for PSA and started exploring diet and lifestyle. 9:48: Julie researches anti-inflammation lifestyle approaches, and uses her IT consultant skills to make an excel spreadsheet to track everything (food, movement, mood, medications, etc) for 6 months and discovered her unique inflammation and flare  triggers. 10:55 The BEST thing she did in her journey!11:20 - Julie discovers that her body is sensitive to food triggers. She discovers that gentle movement, meditation and mindfulness helps her. She continues going on and off medications when needed. 12:40 - Cheryl reflects on the importance of discovering your own unique triggers and not thinking there is a one size all solution. 14:00 - Julie’s worst food triggers for joint inflammation. (15:12) 15:44 - Julie is bedridden for 6 months due to her Avasular Necrosis and is depressed. Her parents take her to DisneyWorld and she has an epiphany after doing a singing competition!  She decides to share her story through starting a blog: “It’s just a bad day not a bad life.”19:20 - After being on disability for four years, she decides to focus on a career in patient advocacy rather than IT consulting.20:30 - Julie starts working for WEGO Health, a network of patient leaders. She helps patients and loved ones use their story and get connected to companies wanting their insights.23:40 - Why Julie thinks it’s so important for patients to share our stories: how she found an answer to her avascular necrosis due to seeing another patient’s story online.26:50 - How Julie’s health conditions affected her dating life, and how she met her husband. Her husband said, “You talk like you USED to be great, and the person I see IS really great! (28:13)”30:00 - How did PSA affect her family planning with her spouse who is in the army. When pregnant she felt very nervous and overwhelmed.  She signed up for a MothertoBaby study.33:45 - During her first pregnancy PSA went into remission, psoriasis in 1st trimester. Second pregnancy didn’t go into remission. 35:15 - What helped her when babies were little: asking for help, planning ahead, pacing yourself. 37:15: How Julie copes with big emotions while parenting: Headspace app and Mindful Mamas app. 39:36 - Julie’s best advice for newly diagnosed patients - empower yourself and be a partner with your medical team.40:45 - Cheryl and Julie’s advice to patients who are overwhelmed when “doing their own research” - how to evaluate which resources are high quality information and which are low quality or dangerous. Reflections on how to navigate disease-specific Facebook groups.44:15: Julie’s concluding thoughts: if you are dealing with an autoimmune disease, you are not alone. 

Today it’s great to chat with Julie Lythcott-Haims on the show. Julie believes in humans and is deeply interested in what gets in our way. She is a former corporate lawyer and Stanford dean. She serves on the board of Common Sense Media, and on the advisory board of LeanIn.Org, and she is a former board member at Foundation for a College Education, Global Citizen Year, The Writers Grotto, and Challenge Success. Julie is the New York Times bestselling author of the anti-helicopter parenting manifesto How to Raise an Adult. Her second book is the critically-acclaimed and award-winning prose poetry memoir Real American. Her third book, Your Turn: How to Be an Adult, will be out in April 2021. Topics [1:32] How Julie defines “adulting” [3:07] How the way we define adulthood has changed over time [5:59] What is the “adult mindset”? [8:00] Why Julie challenges the “right track” concept of adulthood [15:07] Julie’s advice to those who want to take an unconventional path [18:57] Julie’s advice to those struggling with questions of identity [20:46] Julie’s encounters with racism and “othering” [26:21] Julie’s promise of inclusivity and how she overcame her struggles [29:40] Julie’s thoughts on self-acceptance and self-love [33:22] How Julie collected inspiring stories from people for her book [37:15] Julie’s advice to people who struggle to embrace outsiders [40:17] How Julie ended up interviewing her Lyft driver for her book [42:54] Julie’s reflections on intuition and her observational capacity [45:43] “Life’s beautiful F-words” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

This week we are joined by Julie Flynn of Ebb and Flow Coaching, and graduate of our Certified Financial Coaching Training programme. Julie shares with us how gaining her certification enabled her to increase her financial planning fees with ease, and the personal transformation she went through during her certification training. In this episode: How Financial Coaching helps you to understand people at a deep level How gaining her certification helped Julie examine and transform her own relationship with money How we treat money is a reflection of how we treat ourselves Why Julie sees Financial Coaching as all the fun bits of Financial Planning How becoming certified as a Financial Coach had a direct impact on Julie’s planning business.   Resources: Book a FREE call with Catherine to find out more about Financial Coaching can work for you Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control.  Join Catherine’s Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group My Website  My Online Courses – Investing for beginners from £1 My YouTube Channel  Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook 

Episode 55: Welcome to the Equestrian Author Spotlight podcast! In each episode, you’ll hear inspirational stories from horse book authors including writing advice and marketing tips to help you write your own horse book. If you are an author, aspire to be an author, or simply love horse books then you are in the right place!   In this week's episode, you'll meet Attorney at Law, Freelance Journalist and Author Julie Fershtman. You'll learn ...   About Julie's 34 year career as a lawyer in a practice that focuses primarily on business litigation, insurance litigation, and equine law. Advice and information equestrians (and authors) can implement right now to protect themselves under the law. Julie dives deep on multiple topics from contracts to avoiding liability. Why Julie decided to write a comprehensive, user-friendly, and down-to-earth equine law book. I guarantee you will want a copy of Equine Law and Horse Sense on your bookshelf after listening to this interview! And MUCH more! Episode show notes: https://www.carlykadecreative.com/podcast.html   Want a free guide to secrets of horse book authors? Gallop over to https://www.carlykadecreative.com/wisdom.html and join the Equestrian Author Spotlight email list to have the author advice resource delivered instantly to your inbox.   If you are an author who writes about horses and would like to be spotlighted let me know. I’d be happy to include you, too. Visit my contact page at https://www.carlykadecreative.com to fill out a request.

How to Protect and Heal Your Energy for Holistic Health.Julie E , MPH, RD is a holistic health expert, registered dietitian, and functional medicine practitioner with 30+ years of experience. She has a passion for helping people improve their health with her infinite tool chest of natural remedies. Her international practice includes parents, kids, pets, and celebrity athletes. In this episode of the Awake and Thriving Podcast, Andria speaks with Julie about energy healing and the problems with the current medical industry. She explains how we’re tricked into believing negativity about the holistic health approach which is not true.Listen in to learn more about biofields and how minerals like ocean saltwater can be used to keep them strong. You will also learn the importance of trying something new in holistic health care.“Your sleep, your emotional body, your physical body, your nutrition; all of those create who you are. So, you really do need to look at the whole picture and that is technically the definition of holistic health and holistic medicine” - Julie E [12:46]What you will learn:· [1:13] She explains why energy healing is the future of medicine. · [6:23] How the pandemic is pointing out the corrupt ways of the current healthcare industry.· [14:27] Why Julie uses the non-traditional labs where she pays for her tests out of her pocket. · [17:53] The difference between what is quality and what is not and how we’re brainwashed into believing doctors know it all.· [20:41] How we’re getting tricked into believing that the holistic nontraditional things can harm us.· [28:35] The power of trying something new- trying one holistic modality.· [30:44] Biofeedback and biofield explained. How to keep your biofields strong using minerals and electrolytes. The negative impacts of 5G and how to heal yourself from it.· [41:55] How to strengthen your body and environment to block 5G energy and heal from it.· [43:01] The best time for lymph and organ detox and a toxic-free program that helps clean and remove toxins off your body.· [50:03] Learn to try something new and discover your healing. Relevant Links:Website: https://www.julieehealth.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julieehealth/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JulieEHealthandWellness/

In this episode we cover: Who is Julie Tenner and what does she do. What is an energy practitioner and how Julie works 'energy' Why working with this energy so important for us as women and mamas What is feminine embodiment The masculine and feminine polarity Common ‘things’ Julie witnesses in women who are not currently tapping into their sexual/sensual energy Julie's favourite Pleasure Practices - where these originate and how can one learn how to harness these. Why Julie believes that sex/sensuality and pleasure are not seperate experiences and are integral to our experience as woman, mothers and in relationships and so much more! About Julie Tenner: Julie Tenner is an experienced facilitator of deep women’s work, a naturopath, doula and mother of four, who teaches women how to love wider, feel safe in surrender, and open to their untapped power. With over 15 years experience working in women’s physical and emotional health, Julie believes pleasure is the missing ingredient to awakening women from the inside out.  Bringing a distinctive combination of knowledge, infused with heart and soul, Julie reaches women all over the world via her podcast ‘Nourishing The Mother’, Women’s Circles, Ceremony and transformational online programs. Julie will revolutionise the way you relate to yourself, and the ones you love, bringing deeper connection and richer intimacy. Connect with Julie: Website: http://www.thepleasurenutritionist.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/julietennerwomensspace/?ref=bookmarks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepleasurenutritionist/ Visit www.claireobeid.com/breathwork-classes to book into the JULY Breath Medicine Class Visit www.claireobeid.com/fbgroup to join Practical Magic, Spiritual Medicine Membership

Production team:Host : Maria XenidouProducer: Julie-Roxane KrikorianIntroduction Voice: David Bourne  Contact us:impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com  Music credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsTransition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Where to find more about Julie Delich and Wiley Education Services:Julie on LinkedInWiley Education Services Mentioned in this episode:Concordia University  Listen to this episode and explore: Childhood: how Julie’s family’s frequent moves made her adaptable and resilient (3:12)The importance of education in Julie's family (6:00)How Julie changed her university major a few times before finding her place in psychology (6:58)Why Julie decided to pursue her masters in clinical psychology (8:20)How Julie joined the admission and enrollment department in higher education (9:18)Julie’s career evolution after joining an online program management group (12:15)Wiley Education Services’ mission: what they do and who they serve (13:44)The two things institutions need to consider while building their enrollment strategy (15:47)The new challenges brought onto higher education by the pandemic (18:00)How institutions can support students who hesitate to enrol in the fall of 2020 (19:00)How to build robust online programs to attract the right students for your institution (20:31)Why students drop out during the first few courses of an online program (24:03)How to best support the students who are at risk of dropping out: a new advising approach based on the 5Cs model (25:00)Why Julie decided to get her doctorate in education (31:13)How educators can engage withdrawn students in the context of distance learning (32:19)How to create more interactive online learning experiences beyond the recent emergency teaching (33:42)How to care for the mental health of faculty and students post-COVID (37:04)The trends that seem to be emerging for online programs and enrollment post-pandemic (39:11)The skills that adult learners are looking for in an online program (39:48)Julie’s advice for graduates joining the job market amid uncertainty and ambiguity (40:31)What Julie wants to leave her mark on during her lifetime (43:02) 

Julie Burton has spent the past two decades working as a freelance writer, author, self-care advocate, fitness instructor, and teacher while mothering her four children alongside her husband of 25 years. Co-founding the Twin Cities Writing Studio in 2015 and publishing The Self-Care Solution: A Modern Mother's Guide to Health and Well-Being in 2016, she combined her passion for writing, self-care, and empowering people to be their best selves by founding ModernWell, the first women-centered co-working and wellness space in Minneapolis. Julie writes and speaks about motherhood and self-care and her work has been featured in Motherly, Mamalode, Brain, Child Magazine, Dr. Laura, and The Huffington Post. She has been quoted in dozens of local, national, and international media stories on topics relating to motherhood, self-care, entrepreneurship, and women-focused co-working spaces. Such media outlets include The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Associated Press, The Boston Globe, Mind Body Green, The Star Tribune, Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine, Twin Cities Business Journal, Twin Cities Live, CBS Minnesota and Dallas, NBC Minnesota, Fox News Minnesota, Chicago, Dallas, and New York. She lives in Minnetonka, Minnesota, with her family. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Julie learned the importance of self-care during her own stressful life struggles How a huge reaction to a “mom survey” inspired her book, The Self-Care Solution Why women need to make time for radical acts of self-care Why fear and stress at this time in history is a normal and healthy response Why hope and gratitude are experiences during in the chaos that help you stay resilient Learn how the pandemic has impacted ModernWell – the first women-centered collaborative workspace and community Why Julie is keeping ModernWell's physical space to inspire community Resources: Website: https://modernwell.co/ The Self-Care Solution by Julie Burton: https://amzn.to/2BfXxxN Instagram: @modernwellco  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliesilvermanburton/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/modernwell/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ModernWellCo/ Twitter: @juliebburton @modernwellco Crisis and the Importance of Self-Care Julie Burton has spent the past two decades working as a freelance writer, author, self-care advocate, fitness instructor, and teacher while mothering her four children alongside her husband of 25 years. Co-founding the Twin Cities Writing Studio in 2015 and publishing The Self-Care Solution: A Modern Mother's Guide to Health and Well-Being in 2016, she combined her passion for writing, self-care, and empowering people to be their best selves by founding ModernWell, the first women-centered co-working and wellness space in Minneapolis. In this episode of the Intentional Greatness podcast, Julie discusses the critical importance of self-care, especially during times of crisis and omnipresent stress. We All Feel the Strain Julie Burton's neverending stress as a business leader and mother were causing her constant strain and pushing her toward a breaking point, and under this tremendous pressure she realized that she hadn't been taking time for herself. Realizing that this wasn't a problem exclusive to her, she polled mothers all over the country about their stresses and worries. The remarkable feedback she got from other mothers became the foundation of Julie's book, The Self-Care Solution. During the global pandemic, we need Julie's wisdom more than ever. As Julie mentioned in the discussion, every one of us feels the strain and pressure, and we must allow ourselves space to experience these sometimes overwhelming feelings. Too often, we believe that “being strong” requires being immune to the emotional weight of our challenges, but Julie believes that it's okay to admit we're worried and that we don't have all the answers. Taking Care of Ourselves and Connecting With Others Julie created ModernWell, a women-centric collaborative workspace in Minnesota, with the goal of helping busy women leaders and mothers connect in powerful, supportive ways, harkening back to ancient times when women would gather at the well to collect water and would talk, socialize, and counsel each other. However, the global pandemic has forced ModernWell to adapt to the new reality of social distancing while keeping members safe and healthy, through virtual events and other innovations. Julie refuses to let the core idea behind ModernWell die, because she believes that, especially in times of crisis, we need our connections to others to help us support ourselves and each other.

On today's episode of Authentic Influence, Adam Conner is joined by Julie Hall, the founder of Communitas Global. Communitas helps businesses connect with their authentic purpose, core values, and guiding principles to drive meaningful, sustainable growth.Today, you'll learn: Why Julie founded Communitas following 25 years in advertising in PR; the concept of "corporate conscience" The importance of practicing what you preach, as a company Given the current context, thoughts on brands fronting caring to gain value and share, versus actually practicing this same concern for workers before preaching it across the airwaves. Were brands operationalizing this care before the crisis, or did COVID force them to start? How the proportions of "social concern" marketing may forever change based on COVID. Will there be a new heightened floor for it? How brands leveraging consumers as a channel for growth will change (become more important) going forward What Julie envisions for the future of brands practicing what they preach with regard to values Be sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/authentic-influence/id1440872576.Be sure to follow our LinkedIn page to catch all of our content there: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/authentic-influence-podcast/.Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ or via email at adam.conner@govivoom.com with suggestions for guests, content, or general interest/feedback.Find more at https://www.podcast.vivoom.co/.Enjoy!Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Welcome to today’s show!   WHAT WE’LL LEARN: The path that led to Julie identifying as a “seeker” amidst a structured group of “spiritually wounded” individuals Julie had a foundation of 12-step recovery but also guided her recovery in holistic ways Why it feels so hard  “like moving through mud” to access resources online Why Julie feels one has to get clear about their recovery goals The one question she asks to help identify one’s recovery goals When living in homes with other people, those individuals cannot give us peace and security What do Cabs in Times Square have to do with our thoughts and feelings What can we do to connect with ourselves and tools on how to identify our feelings It’s okay to not know how we’re feeling right now and to give ourselves some grace What’s Julie’s message to the A.I.R community   RESOURCES MENTIONED   www.colewelness.com @Cole_Wellness Imago Therapy The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene’ Brown A.I.R. Private Facebook Group        For more info, head over to atheistsinrecovery.com and subscribe to our email list. And thank you for listening!   Leave an honest review on ITUNES.  Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one.   Subscribe to the A.I.R. newsletter where you will learn to identify patterns of dysfunctional thinking, change the dysfunctional thinking into something more positive, and find hope in recovery.

Episode 297: Julie Day is a Spiritual Counselor and Teacher, Astrologer, and Podcast Creator/Host. Julie is fascinated by the process of waking up while living inside a human suit. She graduated from the Agape International Spiritual Center where she was licensed as a Spiritual Practitioner in 2010. She spent 9 years immersed in the study and practice of modern mysticism and the evolution of consciousness, learning how to access mind-blowing mystical truths…while simultaneously having to deal with and eventually embrace her clumsy, messy human. Finding the holiness within her humanness became her greatest teacher, healer and muse. In 2019, Julie created her podcast, I Woke Up Like This, where she interviews fellow seekers on their biggest awakening experience, and all the light they found through that journey.   Whether through private sessions, virtual courses, or her podcast, Julie's most sincere offering is always to help others learn how to love their human and trust that whatever is in front of them can be their sacred portal to knowing more of love, joy and freedom. Show notes: Madelyn has opened up 1:1 coaching spots: maddymoon.com/coaching Must-read book: Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley https://amzn.to/39au2sn Madelyn and Julie’s personal insight and experience with Coronavirus. How Madelyn is healing her relationship with time. Madelyn’s Ayahuasca experience recently and what she learned. What the South node and North node are teaching us about the Coronavirus. The insight Julie was given earlier this year about cleansing her body and repairing her gut health. Goose symbolism and meaning. "The gift in this is that so many every day things are being taken away from us so we don't miss the opportunity to truly live our bliss." “God knows how to get God to God.” What astrology tells us about this critical time. Why Julie believes that this will all shift in a few months based upon the north node. How leaning into pleasure and your breath can ease your anxiety.  What does it look like to love and care for your human? “The fullness of God is right where you are.” Julie’s beautiful journaling practice to help us release fear and step into the highest possible truth. Love your human and plug into something higher. We were born for this. It is here for us.  When all this is stripped away, we’re going to discover how safe we really are. Must-read book: Be Here Now by Ram Daas https://amzn.to/33EzqTJ and Love Without Conditions by Paul Ferrini https://amzn.to/2UGkkJl  Julie’s delicious “quarantine smoothie” Connect with Julie: Website: https://www.thejulieday.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/julieelizabethday Instagram: instagram.com/julieelizabethday Podcast: http://iwokeuplikethis.libsyn.com/

Episode 297: Julie Day is a Spiritual Counselor and Teacher, Astrologer, and Podcast Creator/Host. Julie is fascinated by the process of waking up while living inside a human suit. She graduated from the Agape International Spiritual Center where she was licensed as a Spiritual Practitioner in 2010. She spent 9 years immersed in the study and practice of modern mysticism and the evolution of consciousness, learning how to access mind-blowing mystical truths…while simultaneously having to deal with and eventually embrace her clumsy, messy human. Finding the holiness within her humanness became her greatest teacher, healer and muse. In 2019, Julie created her podcast, I Woke Up Like This, where she interviews fellow seekers on their biggest awakening experience, and all the light they found through that journey. Whether through private sessions, virtual courses, or her podcast, Julie's most sincere offering is always to help others learn how to love their human and trust that whatever is in front of them can be their sacred portal to knowing more of love, joy and freedom. Show notes: Madelyn has opened up 1:1 coaching spots: maddymoon.com/coaching Must-read book: Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley https://amzn.to/39au2sn Madelyn and Julie’s personal insight and experience with Coronavirus. How Madelyn is healing her relationship with time. Madelyn’s Ayahuasca experience recently and what she learned. What the South node and North node are teaching us about the Coronavirus. The insight Julie was given earlier this year about cleansing her body and repairing her gut health. Goose symbolism and meaning. "The gift in this is that so many every day things are being taken away from us so we don't miss the opportunity to truly live our bliss." “God knows how to get God to God.” What astrology tells us about this critical time. Why Julie believes that this will all shift in a few months based upon the north node. How leaning into pleasure and your breath can ease your anxiety.  What does it look like to love and care for your human? “The fullness of God is right where you are.” Julie’s beautiful journaling practice to help us release fear and step into the highest possible truth. Love your human and plug into something higher. We were born for this. It is here for us.  "When all this is stripped away, we’re going to discover how safe we really are." Must-read book: Be Here Now by Ram Daas https://amzn.to/33EzqTJ and Love Without Conditions by Paul Ferrini https://amzn.to/2UGkkJl  Julie’s delicious “quarantine smoothie” Connect with Julie: Website: https://www.thejulieday.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/julieelizabethday Instagram: instagram.com/julieelizabethday Podcast: http://iwokeuplikethis.libsyn.com/ [Tweet "When all of this is stripped away, we're going to discover how safe we really are. #coronavirus #mindbodymusings"] COACHING: receive personalized, 1:1 coaching from Maddy Moon to create your own feminine and masculine embodiment. Heal your heart, build confidence, create an online business (if that’s a goal!) or simply feel happier. Apply here: http://maddymoon.com/coaching FEMININE SPIRIT SCHOOL: this school is the one-stop-shop for all things feminine energy! If you’ve been wanting to embody the feminine but feel stuck on the how, this program will take you through the entire realm from start to (well…we’re never really finished, are we?). Learn about the feminine/masculine, shadow sides, ancestral healing, boundary setting, empowerment, sensuality and sexuality, sovereignty and so much more. Sign up here: http://maddymoon.com/feminine-spirit EMBODIED ARCHETYPE RETREAT: unlock parts of yourself that you've been shaming, blaming or hiding for too long. Learn how to integrate your "shadow sides" so that they not only feel welcomed in your life but they also create more love,

Julie Piatt (also known as @srimati) is the founder of SriMu - a paleo, vegan, gluten free, dairy free cheese company that is revolutionizing the way we see and consume food. Julie is a an author of 3 best-selling plant-based cookbooks, a host of her internationally acclaimed podcast, conscious entrepreneur, mother, wife and all around devotee to all things that are sacred.   In this episode we discuss: Julie’s NOT-Cheese Company, SriMu, and how it is vastly different from other food companies The meditation practice she has all of her team members do before touching the product at work Living as your truest divine expression and following your heart’s genuine joy How Julie feels being fully plant-based after many years Why Julie sees the real New Year being in September, as opposed to January Living full out in your creative expression Why SriMu is currently a subscription service   And so much more! Julie is highly attuned to her true divine nature and speaks very openly on this podcast about her spirituality, her practices, and her approach to life on earth.   Resources: Subscribe to SriMu NOT-Cheeses: https://srimu.com/ Read Julie’s bio and find her recipe books: https://www.juliepiatt.com/ Follow Julie on IG @srimati Follow SriMu on IG @srimudolife

Julie Metzger joins Emeric for an intimate eve chat in Julie’s very cool hipster home, curled up on a big comfy couch, drinking beer. Gobs covered, plus: Why Julie decided to do what she did with their home. Sentimental purge. Do you get to fall apart? Who gave you the sword to face your dragons? Random bullet points, almost inclusive: Once Upon a Time Bull in a China Shop We Worked Well Together The Lung Spots. Not a Punk Band. But, His Brother Just Died! Can Coincidences Be Lovely? Courageous Boys Too Soon to Move? Grief Ambushes You Manage Grief. Or Let it Crush You The Hero's Journey Santa Claus Goes Fishing Julie’s blog: https://www.returningthegift.org Thanks for listening. Ask a question, judgment-free, something you might not ask in a grief group, email me at myspousediedtoo@gmail.com. Some day, you'll be able to simply leave a voice message at https://www.myspousediedtoo.com Music and lyrics by Emeric McCleary and Elena McCleary. Copyright 2019 All rights reserved.

Power of Your Mind Podcast Interview with Julie Reisler – PhD Methodology and Tapping Into Heart Intelligence In Episode #77, I am talking with Julie Reisler. Julie Reisler, Life Designer®, TV Host, Author and Global Brand Ambassador is the founder and CEO of Julie Reisler International, a Life Design and personal development company. Julie works with individuals, teams and companies to help them design and take their life and career to the next level. Julie is also a multi-time TEDx speaker, host of The You-est You® podcast and mindfulness teacher on the popular app, Insight Timer, with over 110,000 downloads. Julie has a master's degree in coaching and more than twelve certifications in leadership, mindset and wellbeing. Julie is also the author of the Get a PhD in YOU book series and is on the faculty at Georgetown University in their coaching program. Julie is passionate about helping you to tap into your unique brilliance to be your 'you-est you' so you can turn on your inner light and love your life way more. To learn more about Julie, go to juliereisler.com. We talked about: Why Julie decided to write both of her books The ways that YOU can Get a PhD in YOU How mindfulness has changed Julie's life The kinds of practices that she does to help keep her connected to her best self and highest potential - and how you can, too What the “You-est You” means and how you can unleash your you-est you Which superpower Julie believes we all have that can help with actualizing your life dreams and potential  And much more! Free gift for you: http://juliereisler.com/journal For more information about the book series and Julie Reisler, visit: Website: JulieReisler.com Podcast: TheYouestYou.com Julie Reisler on YouTube (all about being your 'you-est you'): youtube.com/JulieReisler You can also follow Julie at her Facebook Page:    https://www.facebook.com/JulieReislerLifeDesigner/   * * * * * Victoria Gallagher is a worldwide leader in Hypnotherapy, a #1 Best Selling author, international speaker, life success coach, and renowned authority on the Law of Attraction. She has dedicated her life to empowering people all over the world to successfully live a life of liberty, aligned with their dreams through her effective meditative recordings and online courses. With the new HypnoCloud iOS app, you can achieve the wealth you desire, be healthy and fit, have the career you want, live the lifestyle of which you dream, and reach spiritual fulfillment. Download HypnoCloud from the App Store now: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hypnocloud-relax-and-let-go/id1450270910 Begin your Personal Growth Journey Today with your 30 Day Trial to Personal Growth Club Video Training course for just $1. Start your trial now at: http://PersonalGrowthClub.com/My-Secrets For our listeners who found us on Power of Your Mind Podcast, go to Hyptalk.com and sign up for your Free Self-Hypnosis Video Training Course. Also First Time Customers get 35% off Your First Order of Hypnosis Downloads when you use the code "PODCAST" in your shopping cart at: Hyptalk.com Learn more about Victoria Gallagher and her new book Practical Law of Attraction at:VictoriaMGallagher.com If you enjoyed today's episode, please leave us a review! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/power-your-mind-hypnosis-law-attraction-meditation/id1161784063?mt=2

I met Julie McLachlan (of Jule's Lifestyle) years ago when I was offering freelance social media management services. The last words I remember her saying to me are, “mark my words – I'm getting a divorce”. Since hearing those words 4 years ago, she's gotten divorced, found herself in a toxic relationship, had her third child and has undergone breast explant surgery, all while balancing the challenges that already come with balancing multiple businesses and motherhood. What could be understood as a story of things happening TO her has been transformed into a story of how things have happened FOR her as it has allowed her to step into the independent, strong woman she is today.  In this episode we discuss:  The danger of getting into a new relationship too soon  Trauma bonding as a coping mechanism Gas lighting: what is it and how to be aware of it  Understanding your patterns that might be rooted in childhood trauma  How to spot a toxic relationship  Transitioning out of a toxic relationship The journey of getting breast implants, reconstruction surgery to explant surgery Why Julie decided to go through with breast explant surgery  Breast implant illness  Understanding the parenting our parents received  Choosing relationships that are familiar, even if they aren't good for us  Empathy as a healing tool to make peace with relationships and friendships in your life  How not to let your problems become your kid's problems  The importance of using your voice and speaking your truth    THANKS TO OUR SHOW SPONSOR, Made With Local Save 20% on your next Made With Local order of Real Food Bars, Loaded Oats or Bar Mix when you use “RACHEL20” at checkout over on madewithlocal.com Resources:- Julie McLachlan Instagram @julesandherlifestyle - Jules Baskets @julesbaskets - Blog:  Rachel's breast reduction surgery

On Episode 140 Yusuff and Gina are joined by Julie Adenuga and they discuss Why Julie stopped talking to Yusuff, Piers Morgan, Alex Mann, Dave and Glastonbury. What's your type?, Being single, The end of the world, Shining your eyes, Dating terminologies and proper use, Why do you want to have kids? and much more. Yusuff Twitter and Instagram: @bigmanyus Email: bigmanyus@gmail.com Album Cuts Podcast: linktr.ee/albumcuts Trendin: https://shoobs.com/events/41631/trendin Every Sunday Time: 6:00pm - 12:00am Location: We Are Bar, 155 Bishopsgate, Spitalfields, London. EC2M 3TQ. Games, Music, Shisha, Food and Drink, Fun, Dance, Party, Chill and Hang out. Gina Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat: @just_geen Email: info@justgeen.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX4om9JCBaCsEaVGD8PMOfQ Podcast Twitter and Instagram: @meetusafter7 Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV1dJpQOJA-9d4FXvG9hynw Dilemmas, questions and to get in touch with us: meetusafter7@gmail.com

Meet Julie Greenman, board member and Director of Public Relations at The Mission Driven Mom.  Join Audrey Rindlisbacher as Julie shares with Audrey her personal journey to learning to love God and self, how the classics have influenced her life, and the greatest thing in her life right now.  You'll hear what motivates Julie to teach mothers and youth about the power of principles and why they matter.  "'The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world.'  I feel like so many moms  know that to be true, but they are really struggling to find principles…Once [a] principle is found and you admit it, you understand it, and you study it, it becomes a stronger guide rather than this little feeling that's kind of guiding you.  It's an actual truth that's guiding you." ~Julie Greenman Listener's Guide: Use the time stamps below to skip to any part of the podcast.  0:58  Meet Julie Greenman 5:05  Julie's personal journey learning to love God and self 11:57  How the classics influenced Julie's life 15:15  How government and economic classics apply to motherhood 18:21  The greatest thing in Julie's life right now 20:13  Why Julie decided to join the MDM Board 22:21  Julie's vision for MDM 24:51  One thing Julie would like moms to know Quotes from this episode: Julie:  "The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world."  And I feel like so many moms know that to be true, but they are really struggling to find principles…We read these books and we have feelings about them and these feelings kind of innately turn towards something that's good but what's so exciting is that you can read these things and have those feelings, but then you can actually go deeply and look for the actual principles that are hiding in there that can be found.  Once that principle is found and you admit it, you understand it, and you study it, it becomes a stronger guide rather than this little feeling that's kind of guiding you.  It's an actual truth that's guiding you. Audrey:  It's such a relativistic world.  And unarmed with that skill, it's easy to fall victim to "It's my truth.  It's your truth, and just do your thing.  Just tolerate everything and anything goes."  That's a recipe for disaster that leads to personal destruction, family destruction and societal destruction.  We're watching that happen and we want to put the brakes on it...We have a conscience and we have God and we receive answers from him, but He also wants us to do our part.  He wants us to exercise our minds and to put our own effort in and He'll guide us to the truth if we'll submit and commit ourselves. Julie:  The thing I really want to emphasize is He's already been guiding us but it's usually through feelings or a few little ideas here and there, but the real change is looking straight, right at that truth, that principle that will even make us make the better choices.  Audrey:  Because then that's the foundation, that's solid, that's not like "well that felt like a good idea last time but I'm not sure what to do this time."  You have this whole paradigm shift of "actually God puts laws in place and they always guide us and my job is just to find them and I'll build…this solid foundation"….It's so empowering.

The Brave Learner: Julie Bogart Julie Bogart is a veteran homeschool mom to 5 kids. She is the creator of the award winning Brave Writer program and founder of the Homeschool Alliance. Her new book, The Brave Learner, is a must-have homeschool companion. Talking to Julie is like having a friend over for a cup of tea (or coffee). Her excitement over finding the love of learning is contagious.The Idea Of Homeschool Julie was pitched the idea of homeschooling in 1984 by a friend of her soon-to-be husband. Even though she had never heard of "homeschool" he sold her on the idea. It was the idea of creating a learning experience with your children that could be tailor-made to their aptitudes. An experience that could be creative and bonding as a family. After this, Julie was ready to homeschool. Today Julie supports thousands of homeschoolers in their homeschool journey. Her writing program supports and guides families in writing. The Homeschool Alliance is a vibrant support community for homeschool parents. Her podcast gives a voice of encouragement. I find myself nodding my head to the stories that Julie shares.In This Episode In this interview Julie continues the conversation around learning, homeschool and family. She tackles the fear many homeschool moms have- how will the kids really turn out? Julie's shares so many personal stories in this episode. The biggest concern that she hears from homeschool parents- How do I know I'm giving as good an education as what they're getting in the schools? Julie's answer is in the anecdote she tells of her husband's textbook contract. Why Julie thought she had failed her son Noah in math. But how homeschool-tailoring the educational experience to the child's personality and needs- supported him in just the way he needed. The experience of going on a dinner "date" with her son Jacob when he was 14. Only to find out his purpose was to tell her how homeschool was limiting his potential. She shares the realization he came to later. The biggest gift of home education for her family. We did not miss talking about Julie's new book, THE BRAVE LEARNER. We focused on the 3 Levels of Learning (Reading. Experience. Encounter) that Julie talks about in the book and how this impacts learning. Are you a Brave Learner? You don't have to be a homeschool parent to model brave learning. Do you want to rekindle curiosity, courage and enchantment? I'd love to hear your reflections from this interview. What parts of the interview did you connect with? Book: The Brave Learner Website: https://bravewriter.com/ Podcast: http://blog.bravewriter.com/category/podcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bravewriter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliebravewriter/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/bravewriter Other Episodes: Why Self Directed Learning is Important: Madison Kanna The Unschool Sisters

Are you looking to build your influence in order to have a greater impact with your online business? On today’s episode I’m super pumped to bring you my friend Julie Solomon, who is an expert in this field. Julie is the host of The Influencer Podcast, which is one of the top podcasts in the Business category on iTunes (in fact, her show is one of the few that I make sure to listen to regularly)! J ulie is also a New York Times best selling publicist, and an influencer marketing educator. I asked her to come on the podcast to share her expertise on building influence, and she delivers in a big way. If you’re using Facebook Ads to build your business, but frustrated that they’re not working, one reason I’ve seen for this is that a lot of people haven’t done the work to position themselves as a go-to resource in their respective niche. Julie shares strategies for building influence today, without it being overwhelming, and she breaks it down into 3 simple questions to ask yourself. She talks about how to get brand deals when you don’t have a ton of followers or fans as well. Julie reveals how influence marketing is changing the marketing game, and I even ask her for her thoughts on why the word “Influencer” comes with such a negative connotation. You’re going to also find out how to equate ROI as an influencer, why brand awareness is such a problem for so many people online today, how to fix this issue, and so much more. Before we start the show, I’ve got something to ask. How do you listen to this podcast? Is it in the iTunes app, Stitcher, Spotify or maybe iHeart Radio? Do you listen to it at regular speed, or maybe like me you listen to your podcasts at 1.5X speed? I want to know! Take a screenshot of you tuning in to The Art of Paid Traffic, and include it on your Instagram Story, while tagging me, @RickMulready! Want to win a 30-minute strategy session with me? I’ll be drawing one winner at random each month, and all you have to do is give me your feedback on this podcast over at http://rickmulready.com/messenger, telling me what you’d like to hear more of - including topics you’d like to see covered, guests, style and frequency of the show! On the Show Today You’ll Learn: • A gap Julie noticed with influencer marketing and how she used her own business as a case study to test strategies for building influence • The way she got started building online courses • Why Julie started her podcast and how she made it so successful • The first question she always asks someone who identifies herself or himself as an influencer • What problem Julie discovered that she’s really solving for others • How to know what platform to be on and why it’s so important to be operating in your zone of genius • What she considers to be the difference between a successful online entrepreneur and someone who isn’t one

Today we discuss Julie Novack, CEO and Co-Founder of PartySlate and some of the ways in which she has created such a successful business that is still very much in the process of expanding. Sean Low, of The Business of Being Creative, joins our Host, Andy Kushner. Forming relationships is a key factor when creating your own business. Also, learn about raising funds from Venture Capitalists. Listen in today and hear how getting feedback from people you trust is a major element when owning your own company. Show Highlights: Dreaming out loud, don’t keep ideas to yourself Getting feedback from people you trust Building a Venture Capital-based business and how it is important to Julie Making PartySlate global in the next 5 years Why Julie is so uccessful with her business Nurturing and growing your business Resilience and making numerous pitches Having thick skin is the main quality to have when raising capital Resources: The Wedding Biz Website Instagram: @weddingbizshow Guest Co-Host, Sean Low’s Website Sean’s Facebook: Facebook The Wedding Biz Network: The Stylish Bride with Julie Sabatino   Featured Guest, Julie Novack, PartySlate Website.   Sponsors: OFD Consulting Website Kushner Entertainment Website

Using social media to make new connections and grow your small business can be so confusing and overwhelming! What if you could learn the best ways to use social media to grow your small business from someone who is actually making it work? Now you can!   In this episode, host Mary Foley talks with Julie Couret, founder of 7602 Coach, where she coaches and trains leaders. Julie uses social media in smart and savvy ways to connect with individuals and organizations who can benefit from her expertise. And, it’s working! Hear her social media strategies so you can use them, too.   Listen and learn:   What’s the key to “showing up” on any social media platform?   What are the key differences between YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram so you can know which ones are the best for you?   Why is LinkedIn Julie’s new favorite platform?   Why Julie says YouTube is for education and Twitter is like a cocktail party!   How important is it to be professional and polished on social media?   How can you integrate your website with your social media activity?

Today, nutritionist, food activist, TV, and radio personality, and best-selling author Julie Daniluk joins the Inner Circle to talk about her interesting relationship with food and health. Julie is a true wealth of knowledge and uplifting energy in food, and she shares her expert knowledge on some of the hot topics currently in nutrition. She also discusses her life as an entrepreneur, her latest book Hot Detox, and how she became the go-to nutritionist for TV shows such as Dr. Oz. Julie knew that the story she had to tell about food, health, and healing is one that must be shared. What You'll Hear in This Episode: How we are just in the infancy of understanding how food affects us, with only 120 years of research behind us. Julie's advocacy for navigating hormonal changes properly, and what women should be aware of when taking hormone replacement therapies. What a “hot flash” really is, what causes them, and how women could identify potential triggers to lessen or eliminate them. The associative symptoms that arise when our hormones are off, and what natural remedies Julie suggests. The number one health issue and stressor Julie hears about on a daily basis. The importance of knowing what our bowel movements mean, and the handy chart Julie uses to map what the movements mean according to our health. Why we really do need to listen to our gut and start there when healing our body from the inside out. How grains and sugars have become so refined and processed that our body has trouble properly processing them into healthy, clean energy. Julie's advice on where to start, even if vegetables aren't a part of your everyday diet. The essence of her new Hot Detox movement, and what people can expect when they let go of inflammatory foods. Why Julie loves a good artichoke, avocado, cauliflower and garlic clove. How to get off the “white stuff” for good and replace our sugar cravings for sweet, yet healthy foods with healing qualities. What started Julie on her path to nutrition, and her personal experience seeing the difference in her own body when committing herself to healing her own colitis and inflammation. How Julie loves using fresh ingredients and direct substitutions to create meals that actually taste great. The course that changed Julie's life and taught her how to hold her power and use her voice. Quotes: “Food absolutely can be a drug. It is a strong remedy that can assert powers on you.” “Food can be in your best friend, or your greatest enemy.” “Just losing one hour of sleep can make you angry!” “Most problems start in the gut lining.” “Just start counting the number of veggies that you have.” “Our palette always wants to be balanced, and that's why diets really don't work.” “What you put in your mouth eventually becomes every cell of your body.” “If you want to be an expert in anything, you have to dig in deep and do your homework.” “There was a time in my life where I was terrified of using my voice.” “People can have a breakthrough at any time in their communication.” Mentioned: Meals that Heal Inflammation Slimming Meals that Heal Hot Detox Julie Daniluk NutraVege 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.

This episode is especially for anyone in a leadership position — teachers, coaches, managers, etc. It's a great reminder that by helping others — YOU will be more fulfilled. Conversely, by taking care of yourself — THOSE AROUND YOU will be more fulfilled. Again, the duality of yin and yang is present. Raul and Julie, husband and wife, are two martial arts students from HKA. They join Sensei Hoover and Steve Mittman to talk about the opportunities teachers have to change lives. Julie has been a teacher for many years and has used her position to positively affect countless students, in numerous and various ways. She's able to do these things — major to minor — because she comes from a source of mental, physical, and spiritual strength. She has this strength because she does what it takes to nurture it. Because she is "in a good place" she has "it" to give to others. She takes her role as an educator very seriously, as all teachers should. Listen and you'll see for yourself. You'll also hear us talk about: How we breathe and bleed the same Why we bow in class and to each other How neither culture nor religion separate us Why we wear the same uniform, and sometimes no belts How our martial arts dojo is a microcosm of the larger world Why Julie prefers the word “acceptance” over the word “tolerance” The principle we all abide by is to work hard and strive to be the best we can be Our own unique stories and backgrounds, yet how we are ultimately all the same

Acupuncturist, herbalist and women’s health & fertility expert, Aimee Raupp… Aimee Raupp joins Julie Chan in front of a live audience at Coresight Research to explore how to radically shift your body’s health, deal with autoimmune diseases, and address fertility issues. This is one of several episodes on the topic of pregnancy.  In this episode: Why Julie was inspired to reach out to Aimee, how she came in with fear about having a baby, had a lot of beliefes that she was physicaly weak Julie was seeking positive stories, saw something more than that, and can counter engrained beliefs How Aimee wanted to be a medical doctor, with an undergraduate in biology Not getting into medical school the first time she applied,  scoring low on her MCATS, and was traumatzied by that, and how this led her on a path Discovering her new path through series of synchronistic events Meeting people who were involved with acupuncture An “aha” moment Meeting a Chinese herbalist How Chinese medicine school felt natural for her to learn How acupuncture and diet and lifestyle and meditiation and mindfulness all work together Going into private practice No fear can be ignited when pregnant and post pregnant, can catch fear, energies vulnerable How our thoughts impact and dictate physiology When we’re not believing in ourselves How ideas can impact how your body responds How we attack ourselves emotionally the can make your body attack itself Autoimmune conditions “I am my illness” How you decide to support and nourish yourself supports that cellular renewal, don’t look back and beat yourself up, just accept this is where you are at Epigenetics, and how just because you have predisposition you can question and massage them by diet and lifestyle and a conversation with yourself, supporting yourself more than beating yourself up Cellular misidentification vs. Emotional misidentification – – slowly giving up parts of ourselves, prioritizing other people ahead of ourselves Ask yourself – how can I better nourish you? Our we living in stress hormones in places like NYC? What will happen when you start living a more loving thought? Inflammation will go down, will feel less under attack The route of self love, looking for ways to enjoy the experience you are in Inflexibility in women is an issue Compassion and kindness Aimee’s own stories of stress related eczema Listening to the screaming going on “on the inside” Finding belief, and a story of hope Paying attention to cues and triggers that create physicological symptoms Making a list of positive things to deal with difficult relationshipsGuest bio: Aimee Raupp, MS, LAc, is a renowned women’s health & wellness expert and the author of the books Chill Out & Get Healthy, Yes, You Can Get Pregnant, and Body Belief. A licensed acupuncturist and herbalist in private practice in New York, she holds a Master of Science degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and a Bachelor’s degree in biology from Rutgers University. Aimee is also the founder of the Aimee Raupp Beauty line of hand-crafted, organic skincare products. She has appeared on The View, and has been featured in Glamour, Allure, Well + Good, GOOP, Shape, and Redbook, and has received endorsement from Deepak Chopra, Arianna Huffington, Dr. Christiane Northrup, and Gabby Bernstein for her work in helping thousands of women to improve their vitality, celebrate their beauty, and reconnect to the presence of their optimal health. Aimee is also an active columnist and blogger for Thrive Global, Acupuncture Today, MindBodyGreen, WellRounded NY, and Motherly, and is a frequent speaker at women’s health & wellness conferences across the nation. She engages her large community worldwide through her online programs and with her website, www.aimeeraupp.com.  

In this episode we interview someone who is an expert in the area of “Influence” – Julie Masters shares with us her insights on how we can create more influential content that not only reaches our ideal customers, but also changes their hearts and minds. YOUR FREE RESOURCES FOR THIS EPISODE:  You also get a special free gift to go with this episode – Julie’s Influencer Code eBook so you can learn how YOU can become the leading authority in your space and you can get that here. www.herbusiness.com/influencercode Listen to this episode to hear more about: The 3 types of Influence The perfect storm that has fundamentally changed what it means to be an Influencer (and how you can become one) How the “Echo Effect” can help you understand just how influential you REALLY are Why you need to know the Charismatic Language of your audience The massive shift in who and how we trust that is changing the face of who holds the real power and influence today How becoming an Influencer is the fastest way to attract top talent The shift in perspective you need to make when creating content that will immediately make you more influential Why Julie hates the word confidence and what you need to focus on instead What you can learn from Flamenco dancers about claiming your space and feeling more certain in your communications Why you don’t have to be right (and why “being right” is stopping you from being more influential) Why naming the elephant in the room can be one of the best ways to turn around a “tough crowd” and convert them into your biggest fans The one thing you can do to instantly get people listening to you What to do if an interaction gets hostile or negative The age old debate – are extroverts MORE suited to be influencers than introverts? 3 Tips to make a more influential LIVE presentation Why you want to “own the energy early” in all your communications The 4 things you need to be clear you want your audience to do before you say a word Why “What do I want to say” is the wrong (and most debilitating) question you can ask before making a presentation (and what to ask instead) Also mentioned in this episode: Inside Influence Podcast Buzz Sumo Marter Mothers Nappies  Megan Washington TED Talk 

It all began in January 2013 when the Soyentist, Derek, and his (then) 9 year old daughter, Erin, were looking for a craft project to work on together. They settled on making candles. Starting with a kit from Hobby Lobby, they soon found that they really enjoyed making candles and loved discovering and creating new scents. Being a high school science teacher, the Soyentist then researched types of soy wax, optimal wick thickness, scents, scent throws … and the experimenting began. Encouraged by the early response, they decided it was time to start marketing their product. The Lab Assoystant, Julie, (a middle school science teacher) developed the name and labels. She also started labeling jars, setting wicks, creating an inventory, and selecting their favorite scents. The product debuted in May, 2013 and things really started hopping. Mad Soyentist is a true family business. The three work together to create a product customers love. The Mad Soyentist StoryIt began one wintery afternoon. [4:13] How they are different from other candle companies. [4:51] The first attempt at making candles was not a pretty sight. [6:06] Erin as a young girl had a business mind and heart. Hear about her first sale. [8:17] Why Julie is using handmade labels. [14:37] Their nerdiness is their brand. [16:10] Candle Flickering MomentsTime – how this affects their life and how it’s managed. [16:35] Being a partnership and having differences of vision in several areas. [18:59] An enlightening conversation and relevation. [21:13] Business Building InsightsName creation and the value of a memorable name. [10:10] A chance encounter that led to wholesale business. [28:58] Pricing for wholesale. [31:26] Facebook Video Testimonials. [33:41] Advice for newbies. [42:46] Trade/Craft Show SpecificsHow they attract people to the Mad Soyentist booth. [12:10] Observations from years of show experience. [13:34] Their craft show display. [27:16] Advice for craft show success. [34:47] How to decide which shows to attend. [37:11] The Survival Kit. [44:13] Valuable Resource Google Docs (https://docs.google.com) – Create, edit, and collaborate with others on documents. Quickbooks (https://quickbooks.intuit.com/) –  Manage accounting, get invoices paid on time, accept payments & much more. Square (https://squareup.com/)  – Secure credit card processing to point of sale solutions. Contact Links Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MadSoyentist/) Gift Biz ResourcesJoin our this quiz (https://quiz.leadquizzes.com/q/Ky85Vd) to find out. At the end, you’ll have access to a free download to help you along. P.S. This is not a quiz where your result gets published to social media. It’s for your eyes only :o) The Get started (http://www.giftbizunwrapped.com/giftbizbuilder) today! If you found value in this podcast, make sure to subscribe and leave a review in (http://www.giftbizunwrapped.com/GooglePodcasts) . That helps us spread the word to more makers just like you. Thanks! Sue

The results are in and I am happy to announce the three winners of our art competition. Take a look at the end of this post for images and links for our second and third place winners. Our first place winner is Julie Beck. Julie is an artist from upstate New York who currently lives and works as an art instructor in Boston. In our conversation, we discuss the benefit of being part of an art community, why it’s important to take risks, how she signs her paintings, and much more! I can’t wait for you to hear from all three of my guests, starting with the talented Julie Beck. What is so great about titling paintings? Maybe you are like me and you really don’t enjoy the process of coming up with a title for your artwork. Then again, maybe you are more like my guest, Julie Beck. Julie loves the process of deciding on a title for her paintings. In fact, Julie talks about the process a bringing a further depth and layer to her artwork. In our conversation, Julie opens up about how she decides on a title and she even shares that she has a list of “Orphaned titles.” What is your process for deciding on a title like? What can you learn from Julie’s process and passion for this task? Why is it important to be connected to an art community? What has been your experience with getting connected to an art community? Have you had good and positive experiences or have you struggled to find your tribe? Artist Julie Beck says that finding a vibrant and robust artist community has had a profound impact on her development and growth as an artist. Julie goes on to share that one of the best ways to break out of a funk or difficult season as an artist is to get around other creative individuals, it doesn’t have to be other artists. I hope artists like you get the chance to connect with a supportive and inspiring art community like Julie has! How taking risks can grow you and help you succeed. Does taking risks come easy to you or do you find it to be difficult? What has informed your relationship with risk? Were you taught to avoid risks or were you taught to chase them? Do you see risks as beneficial or dangerous? My guest, Julie Beck has, at times struggled with taking risks. Her painting that won our contest serves as her evidence that she is fighting her impulse to avoid risks. In our conversation, Julie shared with me how she came to branch out and try something different with this painting. As she describes it, this was a departure for Julie, she usually works in a very controlled and measured process. It was fascinating to hear from Julie’s perspective and how she embraced this scary, vulnerable, and rewarding experience. Make sure to check out the image of Julie’s work that won our contest at the end of this post! The power of reminding yourself that you are a professional artist. What habits have helped you build your confidence and succeed as an artist? Are you still looking for tips and insights that will help you as you grow in your profession? Artist Julie Beck was kind enough to share a helpful practice that might encourage artists like you as try to find ways to stay motivated. For Julie, things started to click for her when she made that decision to take herself seriously as an artist. To keep the momentum going, Julie created a folder on her computer desktop titled, “I am an artist.” As she continued to create and build her portfolio, she would add to that folder, gaining more and more confidence each time. I hope you pick up on the sense of accomplishment and success that comes across from Julie’s story and I hope you find your way to a similar experience! Outline of This Episode [2:00] I introduce my guest and first place contest winner, Julie Beck. [3:30] Julie talks about her painting that won the contest. [11:00] Why Julie loves titling paintings. [15:00] Julie and I talk about signing our paintings. [18:30] Finding efficient ways to accomplish tasks. [20:00] Julie talks about her process working with oil paintings. [26:00] When does Julie choose to pick which brush to use and why? [30:00] Julie opens up about her work at The Academy of Realist Art, Boston. [36:00] The artist’s struggle of wondering if you are good enough. [38:00] Why community is crucial to creative expression. [40:00] Julie and I talk about our dream to create an artist commune. [45:00] The impact of the book, Free Play has had on Julie. [50:00] Julie talks about her love of cozy and intimate spaces. [52:00] Is there a painting that Julie won’t sell? [54:00] Julie talks about the artists whose paintings she would love to own. [55:30] Habits that have helped Julie succeed. [59:00] I introduce my second guest, Suzi Zefting Kuhn. [1:00:00] Suzi talks about the artwork she creates. [1:02:00] The impact of being part of robust art community. [1:04:00] Advice for artists who are considering entering contests. [1:06:00] Dealing with disappointment. [1:08:30] Habits that help Suzi succeed. [1:10:00] I introduce my third guest, Randall David Tipton. [1:11:30] Randall talks about his process and where he gets his inspiration. [1:13:30] What is Youpo and how does Randall use it in his artwork? [1:16:00] Randall talks about his artwork that won third place in the contest. [1:17:30] Advice that Randall has for artists who are considering entering contests. [1:19:00] Habits that have helped Randall succeed. Other artists mentioned on this episode Craig Kosak Matthew Bober Julie Bell Will Wilson Illustration Master Class Resources Mentioned on this episode Website: http://www.juliebcreative.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliebcreative Twitter: https://twitter.com/juliebcreative Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliebcreative/ School Website: http://www.araboston.com Book: Free Play Galleries: Bowersock: https://www.bowersockgallery.com/ Susan Powell: http://www.susanpowellfineart.com/ Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Julie Leithoff of JAL Consulting began her career in the Kansas City, MO area as a marketing and administrative manager. Her career culminated at Vista Productions, Inc., where she served as their VP of Business Development and Event Operations. Her talents as “the gal who brings it in on budget while paying attention to all of the details” make her one of our most sought-after show producers. Her calm demeanor under pressure combined with her creative problem-solving make her a perfect “t” to lead the event team. Her vast knowledge of all aspects of event production and her ability to manage multimillion dollar production budgets put all of our venues, vendors, and clients at ease. Julie’s early dreams Have you gone through a time when you had no career goals? Julie says that her background in a middle-class family with little money left her with no chance to go to college and no real aspirations for her career. She worked in health care until she realized she was bored. She received a phone call from someone who needed a production coordinator, and that was almost 25 years ago. What she has accomplished is a testament to the fact that she truly loves what she does! TWEET: I made one phone call ten years ago and I’ve been in the right place at the right time ever since. #JulieLeithoff #ChasingDreams Sharing the passion Do you enjoy helping others learn and grow? Julie does! She wears many hats, but says she loves translating technical jargon for her clients and teaching them what she knows. She doesn’t want to keep what she’s learned to herself, but loves sharing the passion! Don’t miss it! Are you afraid to take on something new and unexpected? Many people would rather be stuck in their rut than take a chance and leap into something new. Julie was 40 years old when her life and career path changed, all because she wasn’t afraid to take on something new. Her advice is to not be arrogant, afraid, or presumptuous, because you may miss something that may turn out to be a great opportunity! TWEET: Surround yourself with people that help fulfill your needs. #ChasingDreams Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take—“Have complete faith, give it to God, and He will help you through it.” OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [2:11] How Aimee and Julie met while Julie produced the Podcast Movement conference [2:45] Julie’s “book” and what she does with it [6:35] What “young Julie” wanted to be [9:40] How to find an event production job today [13:00] Why Julie hasn’t worried about job security [15:40] A typical month for Julie [19:50] Take the job if you can do it well [21:05] The people Julie works with on projects [26:50] An “old pro” [28:45] Any project you would turn down? [33:30] ONE action for a dream chaser   TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: It’s mind-boggling to think of the blessings I’ve been given. #ChasingDreams TWEET: I wasn’t afraid to take on something new. #ChasingDreams TWEET: Don’t be arrogant, afraid, or presumptuous, because you may miss something that may turn out to be a great opportunity! #ChasingDreams      

On this episode Russell shares a lesson from one of ClickFunnels top affiliates, Julie Stoian, about a simple but powerful motivational tool that marketers often neglect. Here are some of the cool things you will hear in today's episode: Why Julie was mad at Russell and wanted to quit (and what Russell did to motivate her to become a top affiliate) 3 simple words that can change everything for someone working for you Why it's easy for marketers to forget to validate the work of their behind-the-scenes team So listen in to learn this simple but powerful motivational skill.

Today we have Julie Bernarski, Founder and President of the Healthy Crunch Company Julie’s company makes an amazing Kale Chip product and she was so nice she sent me a whole box of it!   In my opinion, these are the biggest, most satisfying kale chips I’ve ever eaten. The flavors are crazy innovative and the kale is a nice, dark green. Though we talk a lot about the product on the podcast, I feel the best takeaway advice for this product is specifically helpful if you are thinking of starting a product based business. Though the best giveaway is to love your product, also love your competitor’s products. And the more research you do with your competitors, the more of an advantage you have. Other than that, Julie does an amazing job talking about how to Network and she lists all of the associations she’s a part of. Most of these associations are women leadership and food related. And this is an important piece of advice: that you should specialize where you network. Sponsor This episode is sponsored by FoodGrads, an interactive platform for the Food & Beverage Industry, which focuses on closing the gap between students and employers with a broader mission to attract and retain people to a meaningful career in food. From Food Scientists to Farmers, Chefs to Plant Managers, QA Technicians to Dieticians, or Marketing and Sales, no matter what your passion--there's something for everyone in Food—and they will help you find it. Join FoodGrads for support, mentorship and guidance to start your career. You’ll see an amazing new website in Spring 2017. Just go to foodgrads.com Key Takeaways The secret ingredient to great food How you can improve an existing brand with your own vision How a great team means everything Why Julie’s team go to yoga conferences Healthy Crunch is focused on food safety Question Summary Product: Artisan Kale Chips, Free of all major allergens Tagline:Free of everything you don’t want, full of everything you do want Steps in her career: Registered Dietitican to Unilever doing Regulatory (food claims, formulations) to Culinary School at New York City, worked in different restaurants, went to Toronto and wanted to start her own food business. Julie started small, and gathered interest fast Best ways to network: Be a go getter and be confident on your product. Know your product and don’t be shy. Go to food industry events Women in food industry management Canadian women in food Home Economist Association Also: Always carry samples, live and breathe this, you give your sample to everyone and eventually it connects Why you should buy Julie’s kale chips: Big, crunchy, and school safe Marketing strategy: Marketing team, has amazing promotional material Most powerful marketing tool: Instagram and trade shows (demos). You get to talk with the customer Trade Shows in Canada: Gourmet Food and Wine Show Why Does Your Food Job Rock?: I do so many things every day. From marketing, to production, to trade shows to convincing buyers to buy my stuff Food Trends You’re Excited About: Getting rid of all major allergens. There’s a whole row in a grocery store that’s free of all major allergens What’s the biggest thing the food industry has to face?: Food costs are going up What is one thing you’d like to know more about?: How to scale up and be efficient Who inspired you to get into food?: My parents. They worked hard. Jamie Oliver too. Julie would like to work with him Favorite Book: I collect cookbooks all over the world Favorite Kitchen Tool: Plastic Cutting Boards One Meal to Eat for a Month Straight: A nice, roasted salmon Salmon Skin Advice for starting your own food company: Do your research. Know your category inside and out. Make a document of every kale chip in the world. Advice for researching: Google. Go talk to retail stores and trade shows. Talk, talk talk! What’s Next?: 2 new flavors (cucumber dill, mango jalapeno), launching into the US Spring 2017 Email: hello@healthycrunch.com healthycrunch.com Other Links Sunflower seeds (no allergen) Culinary School at New York City Natural Gourmet Institute Coconut Curry Loblaws Nitrogen Flush

"HuntFishTravel 140 - Arizona Mule Deer with Julie McQueen" (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter - thank you!!) In this week’s episode Carrie Zylka is interviewing Julie McQueen. Not only did she teach herself how to hunt, but she’s found her “Hunting Spirit State” in Arizona. Listen in as they chat about bowhunting mule deer in Arizona, how women in the industry have each other’s back, working in the outdoor industry and making the transition from network tv to a 100% streaming on demand network. 01:30 Girls weekend with Jana Waller 03:30 Why Julie loves to hunt Arizona 04:30 Hunting public land in Arizona 06:00 Regional differences across the state. 08:45 Hunting with a cameraman and self filming 13:00 Back Stage & Back Roads Productions 14:15 The secret to making a living in the outdoor industry. 16:05 Other states Julie has hunted mule deer in 18:40 Arizona hunting non-Resident costs and considerations 20:30 Tips for the hunter heading to Arizona to bowhunt 23:00 Fitness and hunting synergy 24:10 Julie’s unique start in the hunting world 27:10 Till Death Do Us Part on CarbonTV 34:00 Where you can find Julie and her show 36:00 Julie’s final words of encouragement for anyone thinking about hunting Arizona.   Julie McQueen Backstory CarbonTV Till Death Do Us Part CarbonTV Women Who Series Instagram.com/julesmcqueen Julie McQueen Facebook Till Death Do Us Part Facebook Julie McQueen Twitter

"HuntFishTravel 167 - Arizona Mule Deer with Julie McQueen" (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter - thank you!!) In this week’s episode Carrie Zylka is interviewing Julie McQueen. Not only did she teach herself how to hunt, but she’s found her “Hunting Spirit State” in Arizona. Listen in as they chat about bowhunting mule deer in Arizona, how women in the industry have each other’s back, working in the outdoor industry and making the transition from network tv to a 100% streaming on demand network. 01:30 Girls weekend with Jana Waller 03:30 Why Julie loves to hunt Arizona 04:30 Hunting public land in Arizona 06:00 Regional differences across the state. 08:45 Hunting with a cameraman and self filming 13:00 Back Stage & Back Roads Productions 14:15 The secret to making a living in the outdoor industry. 16:05 Other states Julie has hunted mule deer in 18:40 Arizona hunting non-Resident costs and considerations 20:30 Tips for the hunter heading to Arizona to bowhunt 23:00 Fitness and hunting synergy 24:10 Julie’s unique start in the hunting world 27:10 Till Death Do Us Part on CarbonTV 34:00 Where you can find Julie and her show 36:00 Julie’s final words of encouragement for anyone thinking about hunting Arizona.   Julie McQueen Backstory CarbonTV Till Death Do Us Part CarbonTV Women Who Series Instagram.com/julesmcqueen Julie McQueen Facebook Till Death Do Us Part Facebook Julie McQueen Twitter