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    Shelley Paxton is internationally recognized as The Burnout Fighter and Fire Re-igniter. She is the Chicago-based author of Soulbbatical: A Corporate Rebel's Guide to Finding Your Best Life, a book where she shares her journey from working in Corporate America as the CMO of Harley-Davidson to becoming the Chief Soul Officer of her life and career. Shelley has spent over 25 years in the corporate world as a highly regarded marketing and advertising executive with some of the world's most iconic brands, including Visa, McDonald's, and AOL. Her work has been recognized and featured in multiple media publications including Thrive Global, Forbes, PBS, and CBS. Since taking her Soulbbatical in 2016 and launching her company, Shelley has been on a mission to liberate a billion souls by inspiring them to embrace their greatest truth, purpose, and possibility. Shelley joins me today to share all of the “Ands” in her life and career. She discusses her ballsy move to liberate a billion souls by creating a title wave of change in people's lives and organizations. She discusses the magic that can happen when you trust AND surrender to your soul's process instead of the corporate process or the process of others. She discusses how you can trust, surrender, and follow your soul's desires while working in the corporate environment and why the first step to reconnecting to your soul is to get reacquainted with yourself and your personal values. She also explains the difference between rebelling for something versus rebelling against something and why she believes, deep down, everyone has a rebel soul. “You have to know where you're heading, and you first have to know yourself because getting reconnected with your soul really is getting reconnected with your GPS system.” - Shelley Paxton This week on Life in the AND: Shelley's big, audacious goal of liberating a billion souls - one soul at a time How Shelley stays grounded in holding onto her big, overarching goal while liberating one individual soul at a time The magic that happens when you trust AND surrender to your soul's process Bridging the gap between working in the corporate world while following your soul's desires Getting reacquainted with yourself and your values and why it's the first step to reconnecting to your soul Choosing to believe that crisis always comes as a gift to teach us a lesson Why Shelley believes everyone has a rebel soul How your ‘ands' are the lego pieces of your life Using fear as fuel to get to where you want to go Why Shelley believes trusting and surrendering to your soul's desires is the “And” everyone should stand for Resources Mentioned: The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact by Chip Heath and Dan Heath   Connect with Shelley Paxton: Soulbbatical Rebel Souls Podcast Book: Sabbatical: A Corporate Rebel's Guide to Finding Your Best Life Shelley Paxton on LinkedIn Shelley Paxton on Instagram Soulbbatical on Facebook Shelley Paxton on Twitter   Embrace Life in the AND Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Life in the AND, the podcast helping you embrace the AND in your life to cultivate more authenticity, creativity, inclusiveness, and love in every area of the world around you. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe to the show and leave a review. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and share your favorite episodes across social media. And for more great content and information, be sure to visit our website.  

Having moved ~28 times by age 21, nomadic singer/songwriter Shelley King found her heart and her home in Austin, Texas. Shelley is a singer-songwriter, band leader, and the first woman to be appointed Official State Musician of Texas by the state legislature in 2008. She’s the boot scootin’, whisky shootin’, darling of Texas music royalty. Get ready for a high-energy chat with In this episode, you'll get the inside story on: -- Why Shelley moved so often growing up and its influence on her music-- Collaborating  with her "Texas Trifecta" friends Marcia Ball and Caroline Wonderland (how she met Wonderland is music history gold)-- The divine intervention that shaped her song "Levon's Drum," in tribute to the late Levon Helm, for her album Kick Up Your Heels.-- The moment she realized she'd rather play on stage than sit in a law office.And, of course, Shelley answers "The Shakedown" questions with royal flare!See videos, music links, and extended Show Notes on BackstageChats.com/shelley-kingIf you like what we're doing, please donate to Herizon Music Foundation, which produces our podcast. Thanks to our friends at Green Rush Austin for choosing Herizon Music Foundation as their preferred charity. 

Shelley Paxton is internationally recognized as The Burnout Fighter and Fire Re-igniter. She is the Chicago-based author of Soulbbatical: A Corporate Rebel's Guide to Finding Your Best Life, a book where she shares her journey from working in Corporate America as the CMO of Harley-Davidson to becoming the Chief Soul Officer of her life and career. Shelley has spent over 25 years in the corporate world as a highly regarded marketing and advertising executive with some of the world's most iconic brands, including Visa, McDonald's, and AOL. Her work has been recognized and featured in multiple media publications including Thrive Global, Forbes, PBS, and CBS. Since taking her Soulbbatical in 2016 and launching her company, Shelley has been on a mission to liberate a billion souls by inspiring them to embrace their greatest truth, purpose, and possibility. Shelley joins me today to share all of the “Ands” in her life and career. She discusses her ballsy move to liberate a billion souls by creating a title wave of change in people's lives and organizations. She discusses the magic that can happen when you trust AND surrender to your soul's process instead of the corporate process or the process of others. She discusses how you can trust, surrender, and follow your soul's desires while working in the corporate environment and why the first step to reconnecting to your soul is to get reacquainted with yourself and your personal values. She also explains the difference between rebelling for something versus rebelling against something and why she believes, deep down, everyone has a rebel soul. “You have to know where you're heading, and you first have to know yourself because getting reconnected with your soul really is getting reconnected with your GPS system.” - Shelley Paxton This week on Life in the AND: Shelley's big, audacious goal of liberating a billion souls - one soul at a time How Shelley stays grounded in holding onto her big, overarching goal while liberating one individual soul at a time The magic that happens when you trust AND surrender to your soul's process Bridging the gap between working in the corporate world while following your soul's desires Getting reacquainted with yourself and your values and why it's the first step to reconnecting to your soul Choosing to believe that crisis always comes as a gift to teach us a lesson Why Shelley believes everyone has a rebel soul How your ‘ands' are the lego pieces of your life Using fear as fuel to get to where you want to go Why Shelley believes trusting and surrendering to your soul's desires is the “And” everyone should stand for Resources Mentioned: The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact by Chip Heath and Dan Heath Connect with Shelley Paxton: Soulbbatical Rebel Souls Podcast Book: Sabbatical: A Corporate Rebel's Guide to Finding Your Best Life Shelley Paxton on LinkedIn Shelley Paxton on Instagram Soulbbatical on Facebook Shelley Paxton on Twitter Embrace Life in the AND Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Life in the AND, the podcast helping you embrace the AND in your life to cultivate more authenticity, creativity, inclusiveness, and love in every area of the world around you. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe to the show and leave a review. Don't forget to follow me on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and share your favorite episodes across social media. And for more great content and information, be sure to visit my website.

Shelley Flett is the author of The Dynamic Leader – Become the leader others are inspired to follow Shelley is a business and leadership trainer & coach who works with leaders to maximise efficiency and build high performance team cultures in organisations of any size. She has been doing this since 2015 after leaving a corporate career in customer service, operations and banking. During the conversation Julian explores Shelley’s book, The Dynamic Leader, in detail. Episode highlights include: Why Shelley decided to write The Dynamic Leader The spoken and unspoken problems leaders face The Leadership Ladder – a tool Shelley has developed to allow you to reach the level of a dynamic leader The importance of holding yourself accountable and the need to celebrate success Links Shelly's LinkedIn Profile Shelly's Website Purchase The Dynamic Leader

Shelley is responsible for sourcing, attracting and recruiting professional Class A CDL drivers for over-the-road positions as well as maintaining driver DOT files. Responsibilities also include driver/employee relations, advertising, and marketing including social media. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Shelley got involved in the transportation industry, and why she loves her career and working with the drivers How Dick Lavy Trucking keeps their driver turnover numbers low through understanding their drivers better How the Dick Lavy Trucking driver pay structure works, and what extra incentives they offer How innovative driver referral incentives have drastically helped their hiring leads and recruiting efforts Why Dick Lavy Trucking doesn't offer dedicated routes but does offer home-weekly routes Why having many office staff married to drivers helps Dick Lavy Trucking interact with their drivers in a more productive way How the onboarding and orientation process works, and how it helps show the drivers how stable the company is Why their orientation classes are limited to 1-4 drivers, and why they try to get their drivers on the road quickly What information is communicated to drivers during the orientation period, and why honesty is key Why Shelley refers drivers who aren't a good fit for her company to other recruiters within her peer network Additional resources: Website: www.dicklavytrucking.com  

Highlights from this episode Ed's truly awfully horrible attempt at an Irish accent. - (1:40) An awkward game show reference. - (2:31) Why "The Local Flavor" is not a community calendar. - (2:40) How to narrow your options. - (3:09) Drummer to photographer. - (4:38) Shannon side steps a paint ball drone question from Ed. - (8:42) Ed admits he tried taking home photos for Shelley and can not replicate Shannon's work. - (11:00) A pep rally for Shannon. - (11:40) An amazingly clever segue followed by some bad puns. - (16:15) Was that the Road Runner in the studio? - (17:08) Hot dogs! - (17:50) The Road Runner returns. - (18:55) Shelley and the Marauder. - (19:30) The episode is named during recording. - (19:45) No loitering please. - (20:20) What is Century 21's "Golden Ruler" and how can it help you sell your home? - (22:50) Why Shelley is the realtor and Ed is NOT. - (26:45)  Interview with Shannon Corr of Shannon Corr Photography - (3:55) A short discussion of the importance of great photography is important to the sale of a home.  Shannon tells about how he got his start as a professional start taking photos documenting his experience as a drummer in a band in San Francisco.  He then went to school and became an credentialed professional photographer. Beyond being a master of the technical aspects of photography (lighting, composition, etc), Shannon brings an artistic perspective to his work that makes your home photos look more like a magazine than just an MLS listing.  He recently expanded his services to include drone photography and video work. While Shannon is an exceptional real estate photographer, he is not limited to just properties - he has a wide range of services including weddings, lifestyle, and portraits. You can learn more about his work and contact Shannon Corr on his website or on Facebook. https://www.shannoncorr.com (https://www.shannoncorr.com/) https://www.facebook.com/ShannonCorrPhotography/ (https://www.facebook.com/ShannonCorrPhotography/) The Local Flavor - Take me out to the ballgame! - (16:12) Shelley and Ed headed out to enjoy a long standing Florida tradition - Spring Training baseball! We went out on a Friday to see the Orioles play the Pirates at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota and then the Pirates take on the Phillies at LECOM Park in Bradenton.  The best part? The home team won both days!  These parks are fantastic and the food is great at both so get out and enjoy a game before the regular season starts! Spring Training Stadiums Baltimore Orioles Ed Smith Stadium 2700 12th St Sarasota, FL 34237 https://baltimore.orioles.mlb.com (http://baltimore.orioles.mlb.com/) Pittsburg Pirates Bradenton Marauders LECOM Park 1611 9th St W Bradenton, FL 34205 http://bradentonmarauders.com (https://bradentonmarauders.com/) The Price is Right!  (How to price a home for sale. - (20:13) Shelley talks about how to avoid the #1 mistake made in listing a home - pricing the home incorrectly.  If you price it too high then looks like other homes are more of a value and will sell before yours. She also explains why the "price it high at first and discount later" will backfire and may prevent your home being sold at all. How can listing analytics provided by Century 21 can help you price your home properly and adjust it after listing?  Listen to this segment and contact Shelley directly for more details. Shell & Tell Information If you would like to have your questions answered on an upcoming Shell & Tell please contact us! Our website  http://sellingsarasotapodcast.com/contact (http://sellingsarasotapodcast.com/contact) Email shelleypanas@c21be.com (mailto:shelleypanas@c21be.com) Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/sellingsarasotapodcast/ (https://www.facebook.com/sellingsarasotapodcast/) Twitter  https://twitter.com/SellingSarasota...

If you have been thinking about using video to market yourself and your business, and something has been stopping you from moving forward, you’re in luck. This episode is full of great tips. A few weeks ago, I ran a 10-Day Video Challenge. I had not done this before and I didn’t know what to expect. But it went so well, I will be running this free challenge several times a year. So you can sign up here to be notified when the challenge runs again. I want to share what I learned from this experience. First - Everybody loves a challenge. Who knew? I guess it makes sense since a challenge gets our creative and our competitive juices flowing. And people love the idea of winning prizes. Second - The challenge itself is so powerful because our community was tied to it. I gave some basics as far as topic ideas and some checklists to help you create your videos. But that was it. People posted their videos on social media, Facebook primarily, using the hashtag #STANDOUTVC and anyone could search for the videos and watch them. I loved reading the comments and seeing the encouragement from the community. It’s a form of positive peer pressure. And the last thing I learned, although I definitely knew this before, if you don’t have the right message, as well as a really clear one, creating your videos or any content for that matter becomes so much harder. The reason people dropped out is they simply didn’t know what to say. For those that kept going, having that crystal clear message helped them figure out what should be in the next video. The big winner of the 10-day video challenge gets a chance to be on this podcast. So I’m excited to introduce you, again, to Shelley Smith. You may remember Shelley from Episode 17, where she talked about the mistakes entrepreneurs make when growing their companies. If people are leaving your company, if morale is low, if you have trouble recruiting great talent, it could be a company culture problem. And Shelley fixes that issue. She is a culture rescuer. Recently, Shelley really started to embrace that messaging surrounding company culture. And her videos during this challenge were very strategic, designed to speak to people who worry about retention, morale and productivity all day long. I encourage you check them out. You can see them in the STANDOUT Facebook community. And listen to our interview, where you’ll hear how she faced her fear of the camera and created 10 videos in 10 days, how that effort is paying off big time and why she is not stopping. What you'll learn in this episode: *Why Shelley took the challenge *What she loved about it *How she turned the challenge into a way to advance her business *How she set up her process to create batched video content *How she used content she had already created to put together her video strategy *How she structures her videos *How she uses notes in her videos *How a clear message that focuses on culture has helped in her business *How she is becoming a thought leader *The one question she asks on surveys that has helped with her messaging - and how it can help you Links mentioned in this episode: *Shelley Smith’s YouTube channel *Cheryl Tan's YouTube Channel *STANDOUT Facebook community *PremierRaport.com *Michelle Pippin’s Women Who Wow *Episode 17 - Shelley Smith discusses the mistakes entrepreneurs make when growing a company *How to Avoid Culture Big Fat Failures (BFF) *The STANDOUT Video Challenge Did you enjoy the show? Please subscribe to the STANDOUT with Cheryl Tan podcast on iTunes here.