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Paula Froehlich is a New York Times best-selling author of the novel, Mercury In Retrograde and seasoned journalist. From 1999-2009, she was the Deputy Editor of the New York Post's highly influential gossip column, “Page Six.” She became the editor-in-chief of Yahoo Travel, and had a video series, A Broad Abroad, one of the first female-hosted travel adventure series of its kind. She is an editor at NewsNation. Reality Life with Kate Casey What to Watch List: https://katecasey.substack.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/katecasey Twitter: https://twitter.com/katecasey Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/katecaseyca Tik Tok: http://www.tiktok.com/itskatecasey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/113157919338245 Amazon List: https://www.amazon.com/shop/katecasey Like it to Know It: https://www.shopltk.com/explore/katecaseySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mike Lin began his career as a website designer in 1995. He was initially exposed to desktop publishing through his work designing concert posters as a college concert promoter. Lin preferred to work independently and utilize his introverted personality to think through projects alone. His introverted nature proved helpful in his tech career, allowing him to think deeply and work diligently.Topics Covered in the Podcast Episode:1. The Benefits of Exercising for Mental Health- Exercise as one of the best things to do for mental health, especially when depressed- Personal experience with Orange Theory Fitness studio in San Francisco- Founder of Orange Theory Fitness, Ellen Latham, agrees that exercise is helpful for mental health- Release of dopamine from exercise found to be more effective than past medication for depression2. Career in Technology- Early employee at LinkedIn- Details about work experience and roles held- Started a t-shirt company called Tshirtsmatter.com- LinkedIn profile and Linktree account provided- Experience working independently as a designer- Refers to tech companies as Fang (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google)- Image of techies wearing t-shirts and jeans3. Resilience and Business Ideas- Resilience in career and life- Story about a call with a company that works with only five clients per quarter- New idea for an urban camping Airbnb experience- Company's requirement for generating $50,000 per month and spending $150,000,000 on ads- Claims to have scaled companies4. Orange Theory Fitness and Collaboration- Completed 97 workouts at Orange 30 Fitness over two and a half years- Wearing a t-shirt that says "Oranger Fitness is my drug" on 100th workout- Plans to send photo of t-shirt to owner of the franchise in San Francisco to see if they can make it an official collaboration between their merge company, T-Shirts Matter, and Orange Fitness- Spoken to Ellen Latham, the founder of Orange Theory Fitness- Reception of collaboration idea as international opportunity5. Career Trajectory- First job with a company called Creative Internet Design in Pasadena in 1997- Role in Adjacency, which was later acquired by Sapien- Worked for Yahoo Shopping, Yahoo Travel, LinkedIn, and Zinger- Worked in production design, visual design, and user interface design- Worked mostly independently with headphones on- Adjacency's prestigious clients like Apple, Land Rover, Nordstrom, Specialized Bikes, Virgin Music, Tag Hoyer, and Patagonia- Bernie Deshant as a mentor during depression- Career trajectory changed after job offer from AdjacencySocial media linkshttp://linkedin.com/in/mikelinhttp://instagram.com/mikelin.sfLink to websitehttp://t-shirtsmatter.com

Meet Travis Wilburn and Rebecca Lombardo — the founders of The 100 Collection, a curation of the best properties from trusted vacation rental brands on a mission to set the gold standard for hospitality. Travis has built and run companies in travel and hospitality for well over a decade. His working knowledge spans every level of his organizations, from operations to business development, to maintenance. And Rebecca is seasoned marketing executive with 15 years of experience developing brands and content for travel publications like Yahoo Travel and Orlando Magazine as well as several Fortune 100 companies.  In this episode, this dynamic duo unpack their vision for a new era and standard of hospitality for the short-term and vacation rental markets and discuss crucial topics like: How to build a loyalty program in the vacation rental market How to fight back against the market-share owned by OTAs like Airbnb How to grow a meaningful, consumer-facing hospitality brand  And much more Discover the 100 Collection  Connect with Travis and Rebecca on LinkedIn.  This episode is brought to you by DEN Outdoors. You've seen them all over Instagram… You may have also seen them in Dwell Magazine…. And if you love design, travel, and hospitality, chances are you've even dreamed about what it would be like to build your very own A-Frames, Cabins, or Barnhouse with their designs. DEN Outdoors began because its founders knew that building a cabin changes who you are, having a cabin changes how you live, and sharing a cabin changes how you engage with others. I've met so many incredible hosts in the short-term-rental community who have used DEN designs to build their bespoke escapes, many of whom have been guests on this podcast. And now, it brings me SO much joy to announce that we've partnered with DEN to bring you an exclusive discount on their digital design plans. By using the discount code SPONSTAY50 at checkout, you can get ANY of DEN's digital plans for 50% off…that's right…5-0. About the Show Behind the Stays is brought to you twice a week by Sponstayneous — a free, biweekly newsletter that brings subscribers the best last-minute deals and upcoming steals on Airbnb.     You can subscribe, for free, at www.sponstayneous.com.  Behind the Stays is hosted by Zach Busekrus, co-founder of Sponstayneous, you can connect with him on Twitter at @zboozee.

Today, marketing pro Rebecca Lombardo shares her story of tenacity and continuous self growth that eventually led her to realizing her dreams. Rebecca shares: How pushing through for just one more day landed her in LA working her dream job Her process of breaking through a limited mindset and getting out of her own way The aha moment that led her to branching out on her own entrepreneurial journey How she and her business partner leveraged their individual strengths to build a unique, trustworthy brand from day one Her journey in building a new way of booking online travel that ensures guest satisfaction To hear more of Rebecca's amazing story and how to find your own success path, tune in on your favorite listening app, on the website, or watch it on YouTube! About Rebecca Lombardo Rebecca went from being unemployed, homeless, sleeping in her car at 30 years old to standing in Jackson Hewitt, Kraft Heinz and Revlon boardrooms in Manhattan giving the CEOs marketing advice. She now has an amazing husband and 2 boys and co-founded a company. Tra-la-la! Also, Rebecca was one of NBC news' first backpacking journalists to Africa in 2002, went to Ukraine teaching writing, and then Japan for Yahoo Travel...She is also the fiction author of Finding Cover. Connect with Rebecca Email: rebecca@bluecedarpartners.com Website: https://theonehundredcollection.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccabredholt/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebeccalombardo/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Janice Lintz is a passionate, accomplished hearing loss consultant and advocate. She is the CEO of Hearing Access & Innovations, the leading company dedicated to helping the world's businesses, cultural and entertainment institutions, government agencies, and mass transit organizations improve their accessibility for people with hearing loss. Since 2002, Janice has become the global “go-to” person on all matters related to access for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Equipped with an undergraduate degree in business, a law degree, and experience as a successful litigator, Janice leverages her broad background to articulate compelling business cases for organizations in both the for-profit and not-for-profit worlds to improve hearing access for customers with hearing loss. A culture lover, Janice felt her heart sink whenever her daughter – diagnosed with hearing loss at 2 ½ – struggled to understand museum guides and actors on stage, even with hearing aids. Not one to wait, Janice plunged into the research and learned that cultural venues could provide better hearing access with relatively standard technology, such as the induction loop, a coil placed around a room that wirelessly transmits amplified sound to a hearing aid. Janice works with domestic and international organizations to benchmark best practices and helps clients leverage the most effective solutions for their situations. Working with multiple organizations, she helped the NYC Transit recommend that induction loops be included in all NYC subway information booths and call boxes as part of President Obama's $13.5 million Stimulus Package. She also worked with the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission to implement this same technology in all taxis. New York City is the first United States city to offer this technology in its transit systems. The New York City resident and mother of two is a 2023 Harvard Kennedy School MC/MPA Candidate, 2021 Tell Her She Can't Changemaker, and 2018 The Points Guy + Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Goalkeepers Partnership Travel Grant Recipient. Janice is also a Consumer Education/Travel/Food writer. Thrive Global, The Outdoor Journal, Forbes/Lifestyle, Forbes Woman Africa, Yahoo Travel, Huffington Post, Johnny Jet, and Consumer Mojo published her articles. She has traveled to 139+3 UN countries and 194 Travelers' Century Club destinations and is on a quest to visit every country in the world. Highlights of the episode: · Why Janice chose changing the world vs. lowering her standards · Induction loop technology as a customer service tool for people with hearing loss · How Janice made New York City the model of excellence for accessibility · Janice's goal to visit EVERY country in the world · Janice's #1 tip on how to never give up Additional resources: · JaniceLintz.com · HearingAccess.com · TellHerSheCant.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the show: · Apple Podcasts · EricRMueller.com · Spotify --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ericmuellershow/support

Hi! Welcome to our first Chinese Food Fight Club podcast Hot Topics episode—where we discuss things we've learned from recent guests, things we've been thinking about, and what we've been up to, and how it all relates to being a first-generation Asian American and a third-culture kid. Chinese Food Fight Club is a multimedia platform and consultancy inspired by a dining club created by Andy Wang and Danica Lo at Legend in New York City in 2011. Our mission is to connect the Chinese-American community with other Asian communities while amplifying the stories of Asian and Asian-American creators, chefs, artists, activists, policy-makers, technologists, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. You can find us elsewhere on the internet at Instagram and you can watch these episodes on YouTube. Stuff we mention in this video: • Mian restaurant, Los Angeles • Fly by Jing Sichuan sauces • Szechuan Grandma, Long Island • Junzi Kitchen, New York • Shirley Chung's Ms Chi on Goldbelly • Xi'an Famous Foods on Goldbelly • Jon Yao's Kato restaurant, Los Angeles • Anthony Bourdain at Xi'an Famous Foods • Robot pony for children • Parkour robot • Damien Hirst's NFT initiative Andy Wang has written regularly about restaurants and bars for Food & Wine, Los Angeles Magazine, Robb Report and Observer. His work has also appeared in the New York Times, New York Magazine, Zagat Stories, Las Vegas Weekly, Vegas Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, Epicurious, Yahoo Travel, Taste, Ocean Drive and many other publications. He is co-host of LA Food Gang on Clubhouse. Andy was previously the real estate and travel editor at the New York Post. A former dot-com entrepreneur, he wrote the first New York Times stories about both Google and blogs. Danica Lo was, most recently, the chief content officer of Tatler Asia, where she led print and digital teams in eight markets: Hong Kong, mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Previously, she led digital editorial teams at some of the largest consumer lifestyle media brands in the United States, including Food & Wine, WWD, Glamour, and Epicurious. A native New Yorker and former Wilhelmina plus-size model, she holds degrees from the University of Oxford, Dartmouth College, and London's Central Saint Martins.

Hi! As we wrap up season one of the Chinese Food Fight Club podcast, we reflect on what we've learned—tech-wise, skills-wise, and self-reflection-wise—from working on our inaugural episodes. Thank you so much for joining us for our first season! Please subscribe to Chinese Food Fight Club on YouTube and your favorite podcast platform—season two is just around the corner! Chinese Food Fight Club is a multimedia platform and consultancy inspired by a dining club created by Andy Wang and Danica Lo at Legend in New York City in 2011. Our mission is to connect the Chinese-American community with other Asian communities while amplifying the stories of Asian and Asian-American creators, chefs, artists, activists, policy-makers, technologists, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. You can find us elsewhere on the internet at Instagram and you can watch these episodes on YouTube. Stuff we mention in this video: • Junzi Kitchen • Lucas Sin • Book: Land of Fish and Rice by Fuchsia Dunlop • Book: Every Grain of Rice by Fuchsia Dunlop • Book: The Globalization of Chinese Food • Book: The Food of China • Book: Food in Chinese Culture • Marissa Hermer • Shazam • Book: The Fortune Cookie Chronicles • Seoul Sausage Andy Wang has written regularly about restaurants and bars for Food & Wine, Los Angeles Magazine, Robb Report and Observer. His work has also appeared in the New York Times, New York Magazine, Zagat Stories, Las Vegas Weekly, Vegas Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, Epicurious, Yahoo Travel, Taste, Ocean Drive and many other publications. He is co-host of LA Food Gang on Clubhouse. Andy was previously the real estate and travel editor at the New York Post. A former dot-com entrepreneur, he wrote the first New York Times stories about both Google and blogs. Danica Lo was, most recently, the chief content officer of Tatler Asia, where she led print and digital teams in eight markets: Hong Kong, mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Previously, she led digital editorial teams at some of the largest consumer lifestyle media brands in the United States, including Food & Wine, WWD, Glamour, and Epicurious. A native New Yorker and former Wilhelmina plus-size model, she holds degrees from the University of Oxford, Dartmouth College, and London's Central Saint Martins.

Eric is a travel writer and photographer based in California. He's lived in Italy, Norway, Germany and the US and traveled to 97 countries on 7 continents. Eric is passionate about the benefits of family travel and lets each of his three kids (11, 13 and 15) choose any destination in the world every year for a one-on-one trip with him. They also travel as a family during school breaks. His kids have been to over 60 countries.  Eric is an accomplished photographer, winning Conde Nast Traveler's Photo of the Year award. He's an ambassador for AFAR Magazine, and his writing and photography have been featured by Conde Nast Traveler, Bon Appetit, Yahoo Travel and Lonely Planet. He is a two-time NATJA gold award winner for family travel writing, Forbes has named him the World's #4 Most Influential Traveler, and Fodor's has called him the world's best family traveler. Show Notes:00:00 Eric reads an excerpt he wrote about traveling as a family.   2:00 Introduction to Eric Stoen 3:20 Eric explains how they make traveling with children happen to 60+ countries including countries that may be considered as particularly harder destinations to travel to Eric allows his kids to choose where they go every year.  His kids determine the countries that they travel to which forces his kids to look at the world differently.  6:54 His kids ended up bringing him to Antarctica and Easter Island - countries Eric didn't really think about at first.  Eric shares the stories of how that happened.  Traveling with his kids gives a brand new set of eyes for countries that Eric has been to before and he finds that journey enjoyable 11:00 The wonderful experiences his kids are having before they are adults are preparing them to be more empathetic with skills that make them ready for the world in such a unique way. 12:51 The importance of every experience that in turn shapes and alters his kids. Due  to travel, Eric's children are becoming very worldly and informed children.   Household traditions at the Stoen house also means having a meal from a different country. 17:22 The solution to making a great trip when planning a family trip.  Making the trip about your kids is the solution to making the trip enjoyable.  Being flexible is important. 20:16 Eric shares what travel means to him 22:05 Travel Babo and where the name came from! 24:55 Eric shares his fears when he first started and how mitigated those challenges 29:00 Eric shares his most valuable thing he learned while traveling with his   kids 30:16 Eric shares his most interesting stories while traveling - Getting lost in Croatia and having the journey turn into something really special  35:14 Eric shares his most fulfilling moment - Hiking in Greenland with his son and the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil with his daughter - unplugging is his fave 38:38 Eric's most meaningful person he met while he was traveling.  He shares a story while he was in Oslo 42:32 Eric talks about the award that changed his life, Forbes #4  Influential Traveler in the World 47:42 Eric took a risk to follow his passion and it turned out to be the right path for him 50:02 Eric's tip and tricks for people who want to follow in his footsteps 54:30 Eric's favorite place he's explored - Greece and the Greek islands He shares why his family loved the islands so much and why! 57:19 Guess where Eric is going next? …. GREECE Discussion of about how the pandemic will affect his travels 62:00 Eric shares the one interesting item he takes with them when they travel - Blue Painters tape.  He shares why 63:00  Eric shares a piece of life advice to a younger Eric 64:00 Find Eric on  www.travelbabo.com http://www.instagram.com/travelbabo (www.instagram.com/travelbabo) www.twitter.com/travelbabo

Janice Schacter Lintz is a passionate, accomplished hearing loss consultant and advocate. She is well known and respected for her ability to assess situations, identify areas for improvement, recommend solutions, and implement programs that help organizations improve customer service and grow profits. Her ability to break down issues and do what is needed to affect change has earned her unprecedented access to business leaders, government officials, political leaders, and respected academians around the world.Since 2002, Janice has become the global “go-to” person on all matters related to access for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Equipped with an undergraduate degree in business, a law degree, and experience as a successful litigator, Janice leverages her broad background to articulate compelling business cases for organizations in both the for-profit and not-for-profit worlds to improve hearing access for customers with hearing loss. See http://www.hearingaccess.comA culture lover, Janice felt her heart sink whenever her daughter – diagnosed with hearing loss at 2 ½ – struggled to understand museum guides and actors on stage, even with hearing aids. Not one to wait, Janice plunged into the research and learned that cultural venues could provide better hearing access with relatively standard technology, such as the induction loop, a coil placed around a room that wirelessly transmits amplified sound to a hearing aid.Janice works with domestic and international organizations to benchmark best practices and helps clients leverage the most effective solutions for their situations. Working with multiple organizations, she helped the NYC Transit recommend that induction loops be included in all NYC subway information booths and call boxes as part of President Obama’s $13.5 million Stimulus Package. She also worked with the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission to implement this same technology in all taxis. New York City is the first United States city to offer this technology in its transit systems.The New York City resident and mother of two is 2020 WBENC WeTHRIVE Program in Partnership with IBM Attendee, 2018 The Points Guy + Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Goalkeepers Partnership Travel Grant Recipient, 2016 Aspen Institute Spotlight Health Scholar, and a 2016 United State of Women Summit ‘Nominated Changemaker.’ New York State Governor David Paterson appointed her to the Interagency Council for Services to the Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and Hard of Hearing twice. Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Chairman Kevin J. Martin appointed her twice to represent the interests of people with hearing loss for two terms on the FCC’s Consumer Advisory Committee. The New York City Mayor’s Office appointed her to the Taxi of Tomorrow Stakeholder Committee. The US Access Board appointed Janice to both the Rail Committee and the Passenger Vessel Emergency Alarms Advisory Committee.Janice is an Advisory Board member of The Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University. She is a former member of The Lower East Side Tenement Museum’s Advisory Committee. She has participated in six Renaissance Weekend retreats for leaders in business and finance, government, the media, religion, medicine, science, technology, and the arts.Janice is also a Consumer Education/Travel/Food writer. Thrive Global, The Outdoor Journal, Forbes/Lifestyle, Forbes Woman Africa, Yahoo Travel, Huffington Post, Johnny Jet, and Consumer Mojo published her articles. Condé Nast Traveler, Departures, Travel + Leisure, Good Housekeeping, Skift, Southern Living, Fox Business, NPR, MSN.com, and Reader’s Digest have quoted her and included her recommendations. She has traveled to 139+3 UN countries and 194 Travelers’ Century Club destinations and is on a quest to visit every country in the world.

On this week's episode, I chat with Jennine Cohen. She's the Founder of Women Travel Leaders. Listen how Jennine helps women in the travel industry become the best versions of themselves. Jennine is a respected travel industry leader, luxury and adventure travel expert, and life coach for high performing travel industry professionals. She is frequently called upon as a media source and has been quoted in Travel & Leisure, AFAR, National Geographic, Conde Nast Traveler, Vogue, Yahoo Travel, Fortune, Forbes, Vox News, and others. She was also selected as a Forbes Changemaker.

Janice Lintz is a passionate and accomplished consultant/advocate across the hearing advocacy and related political spectrum. She is well known and respected for her ability to effect change and develop and implement creative solutions across organizational and geographic boundaries. Janice has become the “go-to” person on matters relating to access for people who are deaf or hard of hearing on a global basis. She is the CEO of Hearing Access & Innovations (HAI) f/k/a Hearing Access Program, “HAP." HAI is the leading business in the world dedicated to helping the world’s corporations, cultural and entertainment institutions, government agencies, and mass transit organizations improve their accessibility for the over 480 million people worldwide with hearing loss. HAI has established or enhanced hearing access programs at over 100 international organizations, including: The American Museum of Natural History, Apple, Association of National Advertisers, Cunard, Delta, Disney, Graceland, Heinz History Center, Lincoln Center, Marriott, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, NBC Universal, NFL, NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission, NYC Transit, The New York Times, Yankee Stadium, and The Wall Street Journal. Janice is also a Consumer Education/Travel writer. Her articles appeared in Forbes, Forbes Africa, Yahoo Travel, Medium, Thrive Global, Huffington Post, and The Outdoor Journal. Condé Nast Traveler, Departures, Travel + Leisure, Consumer Reports, Bustle, Southern Living, Reader's Digest, Good Housekeeping, NPR, Fox Business, and msn.com are among the many media outlets quoting Janice. She visited 139+2/193+2 UN countries and 194/329 TCC destinations. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

With the sounds of her native Brooklyn, New York in the background Accessibility advocate Janice Lintz tells her story of how she has used eternal vigilance to make sure the hard of hearing has access to information that everyone else has. She is a passionate and accomplished consultant/advocate across the hearing advocacy and related political spectrum. She effects change and implements creative solutions across organizational and geographic boundaries. Janice is the “go-to” person on matters relating to access for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.Janice is the CEO of Hearing Access & Innovations. Hearing Access & Innovations is the only business in the world that helps the world’s corporations, cultural and entertainment institutions. In addition HAI helps the over 480 million people worldwide with hearing loss. HAI has established or enhanced hearing access programs at over 100 international organizations, including:The American Museum of Natural History, Apple, Association of National Advertisers, Cunard, Delta, Disney, Graceland, Heinz History Center, Lincoln Center, Marriott, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, NBC Universal, NFL, NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission, NYC Transit, The New York Times, Yankee Stadium, and The Wall Street Journal.Accessibility Advocate Janice Lintz is also a Consumer Education/Travel writer. Her articles appeared in Forbes, Forbes Africa, Yahoo Travel, Medium, Thrive Global, Huffington Post, and The Outdoor Journal. Condé Nast Traveler, Departures, Travel + Leisure, Consumer Reports, Bustle, Southern Living, Reader's Digest, Good Housekeeping, NPR, Fox Business, and msn.com are among the many media outlets quoting Janice. She visited 139+2/193+2 UN countries and 194/329 TCC destinations.

Today's guest is Rebecca Garland, Co-Founder for Fit & Fly Retreat, a company which hosts fitness, wellness, and cultural retreats for women in locations around the world.  Rebecca was an attorney in Seattle  and she practiced law for over 15 years before pursuing her passion for travel, wellness, and bringing groups of women together.  She has traveled to over 35 countries on five continents, spending a considerable amount of that time traveling solo or attending women's fitness retreats.  Rebecca is also a freelance travel writer. Specializing in solo and group female travel, Rebecca's articles have been published online and in various print magazines and newspapers, including USA Today Travel, Yahoo Travel, Jetset Extra, and Go Girl Guides. In today's conversation, Rebecca dives into the power of travel and bonding with other women to get outside of their comfort zones.  She shares her first hand experiences about women who have undergone substantial personal growth and awakenings during her retreats.   Rebecca also shares her own personal journey of leaving her career as an attorney to pursue her passions.  She talks about Fit & Fly Retreat and what that experience was like for her, including her tips for others looking to make similar career moves. You will be inspired by our conversation with Rebecca to push yourself outside of your comfort zone and experience the transformative changes that can occur through the power of a women-focused wellness retreat. You can find Fit & Fly Retreats on:  www.fitandflygirl.com  Instagram: @fitandflygirl Here is the 2020 lineup of Fit & Fly Retreats: January 18th - 25th:  Costa Rica April 11th - 18th:  Tuscany May 23rd - 30th:  Ibiza, Spain May 30th - June 6th:  Bali September 26th - October 3rd:  Morocco October 3rd - 10th:  Morocco Rebecca is offering our listeners 10% off for first-time Fit & Fly Retreat guests.  Stay tuned for more one day and domestic retreats in 2021 as well. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast so that you can uncover strategies, tips and resources from a variety of experts and our own banks of knowledge as you progress on your journey to living well.  Please share this podcast with a friend or anyone who you think could benefit from this information. Join our private Art of Living Well Podcast Facebook Community: This is a community where you can directly interact with us and ask us questions and suggest topics for future episodes. Upcoming Art of Living Well Programs: 10 Ways to Create a Healthy Relationship with Sugar - Online workshop - February 26th 7 Day Community Functional Medicine Liver Detox - April 5, 2020 Start date Clean Beauty 101 Online Workshop - April 15th, 12-1:15 PM Shop our Favorite Products:   https://www.theartoflivingwell.us/products Instagram: @theartofliving_well FB: https://www.facebook.com/theartoflivingwellpodcast/ Sign-up for our Art of Living Well Podcast email list. (We promise not to bombard you with email). Marnie Dachis Marmet's Website (Zenful Life Coaching) Stephanie May Potter's Website

Katlyn Grasso W15, is the founder and CEO of GenHERation. In her role as CEO, she has created the GenHERation Summer Leadership Series, developed original GenHERation webisodes, and grown the GenHERation community to more than 250,000 members. She is a recent graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania where she received a B.S. in Economics with concentrations in finance and strategic globalization. She is one of the inaugural recipients of the President’s Engagement Prize created by Dr. Amy Gutmann at the University of Pennsylvania. This award provides graduating seniors with $150,000 to develop innovative projects that have the potential to change the world. Katlyn is a Seventeen Power Girl and was also named to the magazine’s list of “Real Girls Doing Amazing Things.” Katlyn was selected to participate in the 2015 Millennial Trains Project, a cross country trip for 25 social innovators from around the world sponsored by NBCUniversal. During the journey, she was named one of the “5 Innovators to Look Out for on the 2015 Millennial Trains Project” by Innovator’s Peak. After the trip, she was awarded a 2015 Impact Grant from NBCUniversal to produce webisodes of the GenHERation Summer Leadership Series 2015 as one of the most innovative, socially-impactful projects that came out of this year’s journey. She was featured on the cover of Philly Biz Magazine as the youngest woman on the “Women to Watch” list. Katlyn is a serial entrepreneur who has started two nonprofit organizations, the dance exercise program Tap for Tots, and a technology commercialization venture. She also serves on the Advisory Board for the Center of the Advancement of Girls at the Agnes Irwin School. Katlyn is a frequent television and radio contributor and has appeared on CNBC, NBC New York, NBC Washington, D.C.,  SiriusXM Radio, CBS Radio Los Angeles, and Kiss 104.1.Originally from Hamburg, New York, Katlyn is now a bicoastal entrepreneur spending her time between New York City, Philadelphia, and California. During her time at Penn, she was the Managing Practice Leader of the Wharton Small Business Development Center (SBDC). She was responsible for managing the daily operations of the High Impact Growth Consulting Program, which included overseeing the work of more than 60 undergraduate and MBA students and 80 cases per year. Within an 18 month period, she helped the SBDC team generate $30 million in revenue and new investments for their clients. She was a founding team member of the SBDC’s Accelerator Program and served as the CEO of the Women’s Vertical. In recognition of her contributions to the Wharton SBDC, Katlyn received the 2014 Wells Fargo Distinguished Leadership Award. In addition to her work at the Wharton SDBC, Katlyn served as the Co-President of Wharton Ambassadors, a member of the Wharton Venture Initiation Program, a Neff Entrepreneurial Intern Fellow, a Wharton Peer Advising Fellow, a Turner Social Impact Society Intern Fellow, a National Student Ambassador for Women in Toys, and a member of Soundworks Tap Factory.  She was honored with several awards at Penn, including the 2015 Wharton Vice Dean’s Award of Service, 2015 Wharton Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award, 2015 Penn Student Award of Merit, 2014 Wharton Venture Award, 2014 Snider Seed Award, 2014 Social Impact Research Experience (SIRE) Grant Award, 2014 Trustees’ Council of Penn Women Grant Award, 2014 Women in Toys Scholarship recipient for being a promising female student entrepreneur, 2013-2015 Wharton Innovation Fund Grant, 2013 Wharton Social Impact Initiative Research Grant, and the 2013 Herbert S. Steuer Memorial Prize as one of the most outstanding Wharton students in scholarship, personality, and leadership. Katlyn is an avid researcher and has conducted international research on girl’s leadership development. She has interviewed more than 1,500 girls, 200 executives, and 100 educators across all 50 states, 9 countries, and 4 continents. She created the Leadership Camp for Girls 2013 to test her research hypotheses. As a recipient of the 2014 Wharton SIRE Grant, she studied how girls’ consumption of media influences leadership development in the 21st century.  She completed an independent study with Wharton’s Vice Dean of Social Impact to analyze female leadership development through a literature review. In spring 2015, she worked with Wharton’s Management Department to organize an analysis of the global venture capital industry. Katlyn speaks nationally about entrepreneurship, technology, and the advancement of women. She has been a featured speaker at the Kronos Women’s Forum, Leading for Change Conference, Forbes CMO Excursion, Heads Network Annual Meeting, Young Entrepreneur’s Academy CEO Round Table, the Sea Crest School’s Innovators’ Symposium, Nichols College Institute for Women’s Leadership, and has introduced a presidential candidate for the 2016 election. Her work has been featured in national media outlets, including Seventeen, Forbes, NBCUniversal, The Huffington Post, HuffPost Live, Yahoo Travel, Penn Current, Penn Gazette, Philadelphia Daily News, Philly.com, Technically Philly, The Daily Pennsylvanian, Innovator’s Peak, Idea Forge, Washington Times, Miami Herald, Catalyst, The WALK Magazine, CollegeFashionista, Neon Tommy, Macaroni Kid, Poets & Quants, Knowledge@Wharton High School, Wharton International Business Review, and Wharton Magazine.

Known as the “Olivia Pope of the Midwest”, Camille D. Jamerson is the Senior Principal Consultant as well as President and CEO of CDJ &Associates. CDJA is a boutique business management consulting firm that specializes in Strategy, Branding, PR & Content. She is also the Founder of a new lifestyle brand, The Camille Company which features a behind the scenes look at balancing your personal life and entrepreneurial ventures. Its tagline is #LetsDoLifeTogether. Camille has been quoted nationally in the New York Post, USA Today, Yahoo Travel, Costco Connection, CEO Blog Nation, NCR and Successful Meetings. Locally, she has been featured in Crain’s Detroit Business, Hour Magazine & Metro Times. Eventually leaving behind a 6-figure salary and longtime career, Ms. Jamerson formalized CDJ & Associates with nothing but faith, her confidence in her skill sets and her hand-picked team. The firm formally announced its opening at their 300-person black tie formal launch event and within 30 days of launch CDJA landed two major contracts and was sought after for proposals on numerous others. The company has experienced exponential growth ever since. Additionally, Ms. Jamerson is an award-winning author of two books and a freelance writer of numerous published articles and white papers. She is a former international beauty pageant Queen and a nationally featured public speaker. Camille is also the founder of The Mogul Makers Entrepreneur & Leadership Symposium which is held in August. Camille is certified through Harvard University, graduating with honors and receiving executive certifications in business, leadership, and management. She is also trained and certified through the Federal Emergency Management Agency [FEMA] for crisis and disaster management. Camille loves the theater. She enjoys traveling both domestically and internationally as well as reading. Most importantly, she is a wife and mom and lives in Oakland County Michigan with her family. Mission: She hopes to use her business management consulting firm to fill the holes of your business's needs, and to be the answer to your business's issues. In other words, she hopes to be known as "The Answer Woman." Mistake: Camille wishes she hadn't traded her time for money. She wishes she had handled billing and invoicing better, and restructured how she billed people, as there were times she looked at her packages and realized it was too much offered for too little return financially. Recommendations:Quote: "In all thy getting, get a book.""What you want is on the other side of what you won't do." Book: Finish  Eat With: Richard Branson Contact: Rima - Info@CDJAndAssociates.com www.CDJAndAssociates.com (401) 402-0754 Legacy: She hopes her kids and grandkids will look at what she did and know the price she had to pay to get there, and will respect the process and the risks it took to get there. They will then be able to respect and honor their own processes to accomplish what they set out to do as well. Conference Event Details: Mogul Makers Entrepreneurial & Leadership SymposiumAugust 2nd-3rdDetroit Metro AreaCDJAndAssociates.com/MMELS-Symposium

Expedia had a hard road to travel when they decided to come into Japan. The Japanese market turned out to be nothing like they had ever experienced before. Not only were consumer attitudes and behaviors towards travel booking completely different than it was in their home market, but they were up against some very powerful and well entrenched companies, including both online giants Rakuten and Yahoo and traditional powerhouses like JTB. Today Hidemaru Sato, or “Maru" as his friends call him, will explain to us how Expedia managed to overcome the odds on a ridiculously tight deadline and how a few tweaks to the core product turned out to be key to their success. Maru also shares some great advice for both western companies looking to hire a Japan country manager and for people who are Japan country managers and want to do their jobs more effectively. It’s a great discussion, and I think you’ll enjoy it. [shareaholic app="share_buttons" id="7994466"] Leave a comment Friend Maru on Facebook Connect with him on LinkedIn Maru's advice on successful market entry Maru's advice on how to hire a country manager Partial Transcript Disrupting Japan, episode 64. Welcome to Disrupting Japan, straight talk from the CEOs breaking into Japan. I'm Tim Romero and thanks for listening. Travel giant Expedia has their work cut out for them coming into the Japanese market. Not only was the online travel game played very differently in Japan, but they were up against some very strong, very entrenched competition in Japan, both from the major online players like Rakuten Travel and Yahoo Travel, and from traditional players like JTB as well. Today we sit with down with Hidemaru Sato, or Maru, as his friends call him, and he explains how he had to change both Expedia’s marketing message and he product itself to make it attractive to Japanese consumers. In both cases, you’ll see why less is actually sometimes more. Maru also provides framework for both western companies looking to higher a Japanese country manager and for people who are Japanese country managers and want to do their jobs more effectively. Once you get to know Maru, you won’t be surprised to see that he has a very personality-driven approach on both counts. But you know, Maru can explain that much better than I can, so let’s hear from our sponsor and then get right to our interview. [pro_ad_display_adzone id="1411" info_text="Sponsored by" font_color="grey" ] [Interview] Tim: So, we’re sitting down with Maru Sato, and you’ve brought a number of companies into Japan, but today we’re going to talk about Expedia. It was a while ago but let’s go back to when Expedia was first thinking of coming into Japan. What did they see that was important about the Japanese market? Why did they want to be here? Maru: Okay, I think back to maybe the early 2000s, and basically it’s kind of the boom. It’s a lot of successful U.S. companies who enter the Japan market because Japan was still strong. Tim: Well, it still is. The Japan market is still pretty big. Maru: Then also, the Japanese market is something like new IT technology or internet-related business just starting. The first company I just helped come into Japan market is America Online, AOL. This is 1999, so this is when AOL was the world’s biggest internet service at that time. So they expand to Europe first, U.K., Germany, France, and also the Asia Pacific. Tim: In both AOL’s case and Expedia’s case, it was just part of the natural global expansion. Maru: And then U.S. companies, or global companies, they expect the Japanese market is big. So now it’s the same thing. Basically the Japanese market is big but usually they do not understand the cultural difference, and also business difference, and also user difference. So a lot of our conflict— Tim: I want to talk about that a lot. Before we get to that, though, how did Expedia pick you?

Rwanda is a small landlocked country just south of the equator in central and east Africa. The country is mountains in the west and savannah in the east, and although primarily an agricultural economy, tourism is becoming an important part of the economy. While many people only know about Rwanda for its horrible history of genocide, travel blogger Bret Love fell in love with it. He says: Rwanda. It's relatively off the beaten path for most American travelers, and there's a lot of amazing ecotourism attractions beyond following Dian Fossey's footsteps and trekking with gorillas in Volcanos National Park. A lot of people associate the country with the Civil War and genocide that ended in 1994. But President Paul Kagame has completely transformed the country over the past 22 years, with an impressive infrastructure, impeccably managed tourism industry, and some of the most beautiful landscapes we've ever seen. Bret Love is a journalist with 23 years of experience, whose freelance clients have ranged from the Atlanta Journal Constitution and Rolling Stone to National Geographic and Yahoo Travel. Along with his wife Mary Gabbett, he is the co-founder of Green Global Travel, an award-winning blog focused on ecotourism, nature/wildlife conservation & cultural preservation that hopes to inspire and inform people on ways to live and travel more sustainably. Bret and Mary also co-founded Green Travel Media, a content marketing agency, as well as a new Fair Trade e-commerce store that's opening on Earth Day 2016. You can follow all of Bret and Mary’s travels on Green Global Travel, where they’ve recently opened a shop focusing on items from their travels. I purchased a pillow cover from the shop and was very pleased with both the customer service and quality. Find them on social media at Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Google+, and Instagram. Thanks for listening! Remember, you can also find the podcast on iTunes, and while you’re there, please take a minute and leave us a rating and review.

Today World Footprints will talk travel; specifically international travel and study abroad programs with Yahoo! Travel's Paula Froelich. Our conversation follows an invitation to the White House to participate in a travel summit focused on encouraging more travel, volunteer travel and study-abroad opportunities for Americans. Of course, as Yahoo! Travels editor-in-chief, Paula will share some of her recent travels, top destination picks and travel philosophy. Then, take a stroll through history as we explore San Antonio, Texas. The city of San Antonio is one of the oldest European settlements in Texas and, for decades, its largest city. Thousands of years before the Spanish settlements began the city was populated by various cultures of indigenous people. Today, San Antonio is investing energy in preserving its cultural heritage and ecosystem for future generations to come. We will discover the development initiatives taking place in San Antonio and get an update on the city's possible inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Finally, everyone knows Orlando, Florida as the theme park capital of the world. However, we will discover another side of Orlando as we explore the Maitland Arts Center--the city's first National Historic Landmark.

Yahoo Content Phasing Out as Yahoo outlined out a plan to simplify its business and focus on its four most successful content areas – News, Sports, Finance and Lifestyle. Yahoo will begin phasing out the following Digital Magazines: Yahoo Food, Yahoo Health, Yahoo Parenting, Yahoo Makers, Yahoo Travel, Yahoo Autos and Yahoo Real Estate. In other news, Yahoo chief scientist Ron Brachman and V.P. of research Ricardo Baeza-Yates are leaving the company.Plus, Tell Google Why You Want More Data In Search Console Analytics; FBI Gets Court Order Against Apple – Apple fights back. Tech industry leaders join it (or do they?). Why is this fight relevant and why is it happening right now?Moores law to the power of holy mackerel. Moore's Law was pretty easy to calcuate. X x 1.5 = Yowzers! D-Wave pushes Moore's Law into the math of quantum mechanics. At a reported 10^8 2016 will be the watershed year for the advancement of AI and robotics. 2016 is the year the common person's technology allows them access to sufficient processing power. Times are about to get far more interesting.

Yahoo Content Phasing Out as Yahoo outlined out a plan to simplify its business and focus on its four most successful content areas – News, Sports, Finance and Lifestyle. Yahoo will begin phasing out the following Digital Magazines: Yahoo Food, Yahoo Health, Yahoo Parenting, Yahoo Makers, Yahoo Travel, Yahoo Autos and Yahoo Real Estate. In other news, Yahoo chief scientist Ron Brachman and V.P. of research Ricardo Baeza-Yates are leaving the company.Plus, Tell Google Why You Want More Data In Search Console Analytics; FBI Gets Court Order Against Apple – Apple fights back. Tech industry leaders join it (or do they?). Why is this fight relevant and why is it happening right now?Moores law to the power of holy mackerel. Moore's Law was pretty easy to calcuate. X x 1.5 = Yowzers! D-Wave pushes Moore's Law into the math of quantum mechanics. At a reported 10^8 2016 will be the watershed year for the advancement of AI and robotics. 2016 is the year the common person's technology allows them access to sufficient processing power. Times are about to get far more interesting.

In this episode, New York Times writer Alan Feuer expands on what he wrote about his 400-mile drive on Alaska's Dalton Highway, which he calls one of America's loneliest roads. I talk to Yahoo Travel editor at large Paula Froelich, a big fan of solo travel, as seen on her adventure travel web series A Broad Abroad, about “giving myself the gift of reflection” on the road. And I learn what single handing is from Randall Reeves, who plans to circumnavigate both the Americas and the Antarctic in a small sailboat starting in September 2017, passing through four separate oceans and nearing both poles in the process. Oh, and he's doing it alone.

This week, we have Will Hatton from www.thebrokebackpacker.com He has been travelling around the world for seven years now and first hit the road with just a couple of dollars in his pocket and backpack.   Now, after years of roughing it and working odd jobs to stay on the road, he founded his budget adventure website 'The Broke Backpacker'. Within the first year, he was published by The BBC, The Daily Mail, Business Insider, Forbes, Yahoo Travel and numerous other publications He has amassed social media following of over 100,000 followers and used this to catapult himself into the limelight with editors, tourism boards and travel contacts. He is now sponsored by GoPro, Red Bull, Hostel World and some other prominent names in the travel industry. The Daily Mail has described him as ‘The Most Adventurous Backpacker in the World' and he is currently preparing or should I say currently embarking on his most ambitious project to date; A two year trip from the UK to Papua New Guinea, He wants to go through thirty countries, without the use of any flights.   Obviously, this is a really badass life that most millennials dream about, so I was really curious to get Will on the show. In this episode, he literally breaks it all down for us.   How did he start blogging?  How did he start monetizing on writing?  How does he get some of these sponsors and businesses to support his cause and trips?  And of course, Will shared some near death experiences and cool traveling stories from all his adventures.    LINKS -- Join the Legacy Driven Entrepreneurs Community (it's FREE): http://www.theinnerchangemaker.com/tribe Are you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review: Apple: http://apple.co/1JUHcG9 Android: http://bit.ly/2nuoGpl TuneIn: http://bit.ly/2BjY0gU Breaker: http://bit.ly/2BRwOCb iHeartRadio: http://bit.ly/2BhMr9L Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2BbuWEg Want to grab my NEW audio training? Grab a FREE copy of "How To Be The Leader You Truly Are": http://www.theinnerchangemaker.com/leadership Launching a podcast? Grab my Podcast Creation Roadmap: http://www.theinnerchangemaker.com/roadmap

You might have heard today’s story of Tomislav Perko from his TED Talk or on Yahoo Travel. From stock-broker to hitch-hiker, Tomislav shares his journey of visiting more than 40 countries on $10 per and the lessons that only travel can teach. Check out the full description, pictures and show notes at www.KeepYourDaydream.com. Join the KYD Community by subscribing to our email list for travel ideas and more inspiring stories.

Today World Footprints will talk travel; specifically international travel and study abroad programs with Yahoo! Travel's Paula Froelich.  Our conversation follows an invitation to the White House to participate in a travel summit focused on encouraging more travel, voluntourism and study-abroad opportunities for Americans.  Of course, as Yahoo! Travels editori-in-chief, Paula will share some of her recent travels, top destination picks and travel philosophy. Then, take a stroll through history as we explore San Antonio, Texas.  The city of San Antonio is one of the oldest European settlements in Texas and, for decades, its largest city.  Thousands of years before the Spanish settlements began the city was populated by various cultures of indigenous people.  Today, San Antonio is investing energy in preserving its cultural heritage and ecosystem for future generations to come.  We will discover the development initiatives taking place in San Antonio and get an update on the city's possible inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Finally, everyone knows Orlando, Florida as the theme park capital of the world.  However, we will discover another side of Orlando as we explore the Maitland Arts Center--the city's first National Historic Landmark.

In this episode, Jackie Laulainen shares why she believes you must attend conferences to get your travel career going. She also shares her insider secrets to become a Yahoo Travel contributor and how to properly prepare for each day of a press trip. To subscribe to the podcast, please use the links below: Click Here [...] The post BITW 014: How to Become a Yahoo Contributor with Budget Travel Expert Jackie Laulainen appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

In this episode, Jackie Laulainen shares why she believes you must attend conferences to get your travel career going. She also shares her insider secrets to become a Yahoo Travel contributor and how to properly prepare for each day of a press trip. To subscribe to the podcast, please use the links below: Click Here [...] The post BITW 014: How to Become a Yahoo Contributor with Budget Travel Expert Jackie Laulainen appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

Jo Piazza is an award-winning journalist, editor, digital content strategist and author. She is currently the Managing Editor for Yahoo Travel. Piazza is also the author of the highly acclaimed Celebrity Inc.: How Famous People Make Money, an economic case study of the Hollywood Industrial Complex, the novel Love Rehab and the non-fiction book If Nuns Ruled the World. Her new novel, The Knockoff, which she co-wrote with Lucy Sykes, will be published in May 2015 by Doubleday.

Meet Paula Froelich, Editor-In-Chief of Yahoo Travel (a.k.a. the Head Honcho at the number 2 travel website in the United States, only behind TripAdvisor). In this episode we hear Paula's personal story, what travel means to her, where it has taken her, and how far she has come because of it.

Today I get to sit down with a friend, who holds one of the most coveted gigs in the travel business as editor in chief of Yahoo Travel. Among the many hats worn over at Yahoo, Paula hosts A Broad Abroad, a must-watch travel series exploring the less expected stories hidden in places very few people think to go, like skiing in Afghanistan. Who knew? Before this gig, she was the deputy editor of the gossip column for the New York Post, authored multiple books and been featured in Vanity Fair, Glamour, the Post and many more. Here’s why I love Paula: From the second I met her at a party in Mexico, then again in Athens, she’s been high energy, enthusiastic, helpful, kind, and fun. And I wanted to bring all of that to this show today. Explore further Yahoo! Travel A Broad Abroad @pfro on Twitter Credits Music credit: Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 182: Let Travel Be Your Guide with Paula Froelich appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

This Week in Travel - Travel News Podcast. Regular hosts Gary Arndt, Jen Leo and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guest:   Paula Froelich of Yahoo Travel

Abbie Unger In this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley, along with co-hosts Jason Unger and Kimanzi Constable from kimanziconstable.com, interviews Abbie Unger, a wife, a mother, a writer, speaker, a budget stretcher, a former flight attendant, and the mastermind behind Flight Attendant Career Connection, a company that offers community, encouragement, coaching, and resources to aspiring flight attendants. She is the author of the eBook Looking Skyward: Turn Your Flight Attendant Dreams into Reality. Additionally, Abbie is partnering with Kelsey Humphreys as they launched their company shequip, where they offer resources to help women start and build a small business that they love. Having recently been featured in Yahoo! Travel, Huffington Post, Facebook, and Mashable, to name a few, Abbie is a testament of how creating and growing a Facebook group could open doors of opportunity for your business. In this episode, you will learn more about: How the Flight Attendant Career Connection came about Leveraging and growing your Facebook group Jason’s thoughts on Abbie’s endeavors Time spent on managing the Facebook group What doors have opened up for her because of the Facebook group What to expect from her upcoming book! How to make money out of your Facebook group How to advertise in your Facebook group the right way How to handle the bad apples in your group The power of affiliates Abbie’s thoughts on fame Items mentioned: Starting her own company: Writing her first eBook Starting a Facebook group and growing it Reasons for the Facebook group’s success with 9,427 members Encouraging members to connect with each other Creating an environment that’s easy for members to connect and become friends in the group It’s a safe place! - being vigilant and watching what’s going on How much does she spend managing the Facebook group? The doors of opportunity that opened up because of the Facebook group: Being interviewed by the Huffington Post, Yahoo Travel, Mashable, and Facebook Being featured on Facebook Stories Being interviewed on an Australian morning show On her next book: Make Money with Facebook Groups: Build Relationships, Convert Customers, and Create Fame How to set up your group What settings to use How to get the ball rolling and the relationships building What to do when someone’s negative to you or to someone else in the group What to do when someone’s trying to sell things through the platform you created Protecting the people in your group How to use the platform to get recognized by the media Making money out of a Facebook group: Using it as your platform Collecting the email addresses of people in your group Reaching all the members in the group with your posts How she balances advertising in her group and not overwhelming the members “Being generous is the best way to market yourself.” Setting yourself up like an expert and not advertising right away. Other people are advertising for her. Handling the bad apples Protecting your little tribe Doing the advertising for them How big a group has to be to sell ads Size doesn’t matter, engagement does! The power of affiliates On creating fame: It’s okay to be known and have a bigger platform The problem comes in when you misuse it. Corie Clark’s book The Simplicity Project and Corie’s Facebook group Kelsey Humphreys’ book Go Solo Chad Sumner’s Holy City Paddle Tours Know more about Abbie at abbieunger.org Connect with Abbie on Twitter @abbieunger or her Facebook page Abbie Unger: Coach, Travel, Speak. To know more about her Facebook group, join and take a look around Flight Attendant Career Connection. Jason’s final thoughts for the listeners: “If your spouse, loved one, girlfriend, boyfriend… if they have a deepSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=CQWQVRBGQCK7E&source=url)

Paula is the Editor-in-Chief of Yahoo Travel. She is also the New York Times best-selling author of the novel, “Mercury In Retrograde”. For ten years Paula was the Deputy Editor of the New York Post's gossip column, Page Six. In January 2012 she won a Gold Medal award from the North American Travel Journalists Association for her piece in Playboy on Iraq, “Down And Out In Baghdad.” Paula is originally from Ohio and Kentucky and loves to travel to places where the USD still means something.

Join us as Kaeli Conforti from Budget Travel shares her expertise on budget-friendly romantic getaways. Kaeli Conforti is the Digital Editor at Budget Travel. She is originally from Queens, New York, and grew up in Hawaii and Florida before moving back to the Big Apple in 2011 to pursue an Editorial Internship with Budget Travel. Soon after, the internship became a full-time job, and she has been writing, editing and traveling the world as much as possible ever since. Her writing has appeared on BudgetTravel.com as well as the websites for CNN Travel, Fox News Travel, NBC News Travel, Yahoo Travel, and Huffington Post Travel. Some of her favorite places on earth are Machu Picchu, Lake Como, Dublin, Paris; and the Badlands and Black Hills of South Dakota, a truly underrated-but-beautiful part of the country. She loves Aussie accents, experiencing new things, and making friends all over the world.