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Patrick Briggs is the CEO of Semify, a white-label partner for SEO, PPC, and Facebook Ads. He is also the Principal and Operating Partner at Broadtree Partners, a lower-middle market PE firm that acquired Semify. With expertise in marketing and growth, Patrick has held various leadership positions at companies, including Yumble, Jetty, and Zazzle.  In this episode… Is it possible to become a CEO without founding a company? With private equity acquisitions, you can transition into the role of CEO seamlessly. Patrick Briggs, the CEO of Semify, shares his trajectory to CEO following an acquisition. With host Todd Taskey, Patrick explains how he maximized Semify's value after the transaction, the qualities of an exceptional CEO, and how he discovered Broadtree Partners.

Every minute with your family counts. That's why I created Yumble—so you can spend more time together, and less time worrying about mealtime. If your family isn't 100% happy with Yumble, we'll work with you to make it right.Hi there, I'm JoannaI have three adorable little kids and one big confession: I'm not perfect. I'm guessing you're not either? Yet so many of us put pressure on ourselves to spend hours every week planning, prepping, and making healthy, yummy meals from scratch for our children – then feel guilty when we don't always succeed.Yumble was born when I realized I wasn't alone in this struggle and that there could be a better way.We're here to take mealtime stress off your plateAnd replace it with delicious and nutritious, ready to heat & eat choices that will have your kids loving mealtime. Between work, school, sports, and extracurricular activities, it's harder and harder to fit in quality family time. My hope is that the valuable time Yumble saves you each week (an hour a day!) gives you more time to savor with your family.#Yumble #YumbleKids #HealthyKidsMeals_________________________________________________ Food & Beverage Industry brought to life. F&B LIVE! is a national, industry influencing webcast featuring the leaders in the restaurant, hospitality, branded food and beverage and CPG industries, many of whom are Michael's "friends in the business." Featuring an informal and informative conversation where friends in the business share the latest intel, ideas and best practices for surviving these dynamic challenges we are facing and the future of our brands and businesses. The show is live and broadcast across 5 platforms and features an audience rich with industry influencers. Be sure to pick up your copy of: Food & Beverage Magazine's Guide to Restaurant Success https://www.amazon.com/dp/1119668964/... ____________________________________________________ *CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FoodBeverageMagazine*Follow Us on Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/FoodAndBevereMagazine*Follow Us on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/fbmagazine/ *Follow Us on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/fb101comwww.fbmagazine.com#foodandbeverage#foodandbeveragemagazine#JamesBeardAward#foodie#restaurant#foodieinternational#foodiefest#foodandbeveragetrade#food

On today's Bizzimumzi episode, Ashley is joined in conversation with Joanna Parker. As a stay-at-home-mom, she struggled to get healthy food on the table every single day for her kids. Joanna and her husband, David, realized that if she was struggling with this problem, then other people probably were too. They decided to start Yumble—a healthy prepared kids' meal subscription service that turns meal time into something easy and fun for both kids and busy parents. Joanna really found a love and passion for what she calls her fourth baby, Yumble. With great success from famed TV show, Shark Tank, Joanna was able to gain a lot of interest for her new found meal prep company.        In this episode we discuss how lifelong eating habits are established in childhood. Joanna firmly believes that the younger we teach our children healthy eating habits the stronger that foundation is for them as grownups. Healthy eating habits don't develop in one meal (just like a diet doesn't work by refusing one donut), and parents must be both patient and willing to help their children on the journey of healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle. Together we can make American children healthier and families happier, one meal at a time.       She also gives us the details behind how Yumble works and why a subscription model was key for her business, what it's like to work with her husband, Yumble's plans for the future, and more.       This Bizzimumzi episode is sponsored by Bumpdate.  Bumpdate is transforming the way we embrace our pregnancies with the first-ever mobile app allowing close friends and families to support expecting parents while they share their expected due dates, pregnancy timelines, gift registry links, planned location of delivery, baby names or nicknames and genders, children's birthdays and ages, and much more in a private, streamlined way. Unlike other apps with due date calculators, Bumpdate has an easy-to-read trimester meter and real-time pregnancy calculations by number of weeks and days. While the app predominantly targets pregnant women and parents, it's also a way for family and friends to intimately follow along their journey and remember to check-in during milestone moments and events. To learn more click here: Bumpdate       Resources:   Bizzimumzi: Instagram / Facebook / Bizzimumzi    Joanna Parker: Instagram / Yumble / Yumble Instagram 

Se fizermos uma enquete, certamente, a maioria das pessoas dirá que seus momentos mais felizes foram durante seus aniversários. Não há como negar que essas celebrações são uma parte fundamental de nossas vidas. Mas quais são, exatamente, as razões pelas quais é importante comemorar o aniversário de um filho? Para comemorar mais um ano do “PediatraCast”, nós vamos falar sobre a importância das celebrações, principalmente, as celebrações de aniversário. Fiquem conosco! Quer saber mais sobre o desenvolvimento dos seus filhos? Siga o “PediatraCast” nas redes sociais: @pediatracast Acessando o link abaixo, você pode compor o conteúdo usado na pauta deste episódio: https://brightside.me/inspiration-family-and-kids/why-celebrating-childrens-birthdays-is-so-important-according-to-a-study-795860/ Throw a Healthy and Happy Kids' Party - Yes, It's Possible! | Yumble (yumblekids.com) Toddlers at the Table: Avoiding Power Struggles (for Parents) - Nemours KidsHealth How To Prepare Healthy Food For Your Kid's Birthday Party - A Better Choice 30 Healthy kids party food ideas (taste.com.au) Kids' party recipes | BBC Good Food

Sometimes life gets busy and cooking feels daunting. For others of us (wink wink) we just don't cook...or shouldn't cook! Then meal kits came along. From the OGs of Blue Apron and Hello Fresh to newcomers like Purple Carrot and Sun Basket, Jenn gives us the rundown on these popular cook-at-home options. They certainly simplify cooking but are they all worth the money? Will they help us reach our health goals faster? Consider this your cheat sheet to meal kits! You're welcome :)  Outline:Welcome back & welcome back StephanieIntro to today's topicChefs PlateBlue ApronHelloFreshFresh DirectAmazon KitchenFresh n' LeanSunbasketSakara LifePurple CarrotProlon (cleanse)Daily HarvestBistroMDFreshlyRastelliNutropiaYumbleGeneral GuidelinesThe foodThe scheduleThe cost/benefitYour food needs (modifications)The quantitiesThe trade-offs (pick your battles)Final thoughtsQuotes:"How closely does this resemble food you'd make yourself?" – Jenn Trepeck"You don't have to measure anything or fill your pantry with odd seasonings you'll only use once."  – Jenn Trepeck"Prepared food tends to be more saucy than what I'd make for myself."  – Jenn Trepeck"Check the day/time by which you have to select or freeze the next week...and set an alarm!" – Jenn Trepeck"You give up some choices like organic and grass-fed or antibiotic-free when you use these kits."  – Jenn TrepeckLinks:Become a MemberConnect with us! FB Page & Private FB Group Jenn's InstagramTake the free Weight Loss Profile, Jenn will send you a Menu PlanAs promised: BistroMD ( with 6% Cashback), Rastelli (with 9% Cashback), NutropiaJenn's favorite Resveratrol for US & Canadian Listeners, for Global Listeners

Joanna Parker talks about what it was like to be on Shark Tank. She also gives us the details behind how Yumble works, what it is like to work with her husband, Yumble's plans for the future, and more. "A subscription model really lent itself naturally to solving and crossing something off parents' lists." - Joanna Parker

Let's be honest: being a Mamaprenista is really two full time jobs. But for Joanna Parker, co-founder of Yumble (a weekly subscription service that delivers healthy, delicious fully-prepared meals specifically designed for kids), it's the "mama" job that actually inspired the “prenista” in her. Trying to solve mealtime challenges with her own kids, Joanna had an idea to lighten the load of other mothers, sharing a post on Facebook with an offer to cook for others. Before she knew it, her family's kitchen was doing double duty as a test and production kitchen for the new business she started with her husband. Just three years later, the company has gone national, has a fast growing team and many customers, and big plans to expand mealtime to a happier place. Joanna joins Socialfly co-founder Stephanie Cartin for a conversation about building her business and career, and describes her journey to success, including: how Joanna learned the power of social media to test the market, the value of getting feedback from early adopters; why Yumble wasn't the original name, and how the name was inspired by a story that never got made; why the decision to pause product deliveries for six months actually saved the company instead of destroying it; about the overlooked challenge of team management; how Joanna has found the fine line between managing and micromanaging; the distinction between ego and confidence; why one of most successful aspects of Yumble resulted from a scramble to fix a last minute problem; how Joanna the mom compares to Joanna the businessperson; why Joanna and family have committed to device-free weekends; and, the power of the "word of mom". Plus, a surprise!

Let’s be honest: being a Mamaprenista is really two full time jobs. But for Joanna Parker, co-founder of Yumble (a weekly subscription service that delivers healthy, delicious fully-prepared meals specifically designed for kids), it’s the "mama" job that actually inspired the “prenista” in her. Trying to solve mealtime challenges with her own kids, Joanna had an idea to lighten the load of other mothers, sharing a post on Facebook with an offer to cook for others. Before she knew it, her family's kitchen was doing double duty as a test and production kitchen for the new business she started with her husband. Just three years later, the company has gone national, has a fast growing team and many customers, and big plans to expand mealtime to a happier place. Joanna joins Socialfly co-founder Stephanie Cartin for a conversation about building her business and career, and describes her journey to success, including: how Joanna learned the power of social media to test the market, the value of getting feedback from early adopters; why Yumble wasn’t the original name, and how the name was inspired by a story that never got made; why the decision to pause product deliveries for six months actually saved the company instead of destroying it; about the overlooked challenge of team management; how Joanna has found the fine line between managing and micromanaging; the distinction between ego and confidence; why one of most successful aspects of Yumble resulted from a scramble to fix a last minute problem; how Joanna the mom compares to Joanna the businessperson; why Joanna and family have committed to device-free weekends; and, the power of the "word of mom". Plus, a surprise!

In this episode, we talk to Shark Tank participant Joanna Parker, founder of Yumble, a weekly subscription service that delivers healthy, yummy prepared kids' meals straight to the homes of busy parents. When she became a stay at home mom, and two years later, she was so busy at home she realized how frustrating and stressful it was to prepare, cook, and clean up from her kids dinner every. single. day. Joanna spent 2 years perfecting foods that all kids love - like mac and cheese, pizza, and chicken nuggets - she figured out ways to make them so much healthier and more fun to eat! After opening Yumble up to the public, parents lined up (literally, on a waiting list) to let them solve their mealtime stress forever. Yumble is in over 30 states and has delivered over 1,000,000 healthy meals to kids across America, at https://yumblekids.com/ Our Executive Spotlight is Jim Barood, a dynamic innovator who collaborates extensively to translate ideas into reality, James currently heads the New Jersey Tech Council. Its mission is to help leaders and their companies/organizations grow while supporting the tech, innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystems across the tri-state region. It is one of the largest and most highly regarded membership organizations of its kind nationwide with 1,000+ companies and 100+ events per year. Recognized by NJBiz on Power 100 List and ROI-NJ as a Top 100 Influencer, James is active in the regional business community. He has also been recognized as a Small Business Advocate (NYER) and among the state's 'Forty Under 40 Business Achievers' by NJBiz. Read more about NJTC at https://www.njtc.org/ Featured Pitch Presenters: Michael Wong with InstaHub, whose mission is to reduce energy waste through scalable automation that enhances, rather than replaces, existing infrastructure. The company provides "snap-on integration" devices that can automate your lights in under 1 minute, providing real-time occupancy data and energy savings in a single unit at https://www.getinstahub.com/ Ash Azmi with Datumtron, an Artificial Intelligence company that has developed a new revolutionary way to represent knowledge, which enables deliverability of AI systems that understand problems at the deepest level. Datumtron's flagship product is the Omega Natural Language Understanding AGI with focus on Wall Street AI needs, at http://datumtron.com/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/ for the latest updates and episodes.

In this episode, we talk to Shark Tank participant Joanna Parker, founder of Yumble, a weekly subscription service that delivers healthy, yummy prepared kids' meals straight to the homes of busy parents. When she became a stay at home mom, and two years later, she was so busy at home she realized how frustrating and stressful it was to prepare, cook, and clean up from her kids dinner every. single. day. Joanna spent 2 years perfecting foods that all kids love - like mac and cheese, pizza, and chicken nuggets - she figured out ways to make them so much healthier and more fun to eat! After opening Yumble up to the public, parents lined up (literally, on a waiting list) to let them solve their mealtime stress forever. Yumble is in over 30 states and has delivered over 1,000,000 healthy meals to kids across America, at https://yumblekids.com/ Our Executive Spotlight is Jim Barood, a dynamic innovator who collaborates extensively to translate ideas into reality, James currently heads the New Jersey Tech Council. Its mission is to help leaders and their companies/organizations grow while supporting the tech, innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystems across the tri-state region. It is one of the largest and most highly regarded membership organizations of its kind nationwide with 1,000+ companies and 100+ events per year. Recognized by NJBiz on Power 100 List and ROI-NJ as a Top 100 Influencer, James is active in the regional business community. He has also been recognized as a Small Business Advocate (NYER) and among the state's 'Forty Under 40 Business Achievers' by NJBiz. Read more about NJTC at https://www.njtc.org/ Featured Pitch Presenters: Michael Wong with InstaHub, whose mission is to reduce energy waste through scalable automation that enhances, rather than replaces, existing infrastructure. The company provides "snap-on integration" devices that can automate your lights in under 1 minute, providing real-time occupancy data and energy savings in a single unit at https://www.getinstahub.com/ Ash Azmi with Datumtron, an Artificial Intelligence company that has developed a new revolutionary way to represent knowledge, which enables deliverability of AI systems that understand problems at the deepest level. Datumtron's flagship product is the Omega Natural Language Understanding AGI with focus on Wall Street AI needs, at http://datumtron.com/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/ for the latest updates and episodes.

Well, it's Royal Rumble week and the Chris Jericho Rock 'n Rager at sea is about to set sail so let's dive into the latest wrestling chat with WrestleZone Daily LIVE in the link below. Plus we just launch our charity t-shirt for this Sunday afternoon's Fast Food Royal Yumble which will feature all of your fast-food mascots in one big deep fried fracas before the real Rumble. Get the shirt here for $13 for the next two days here. All proceeds will benefit the Central Fire Authority of Victoria, Australia as they battle the devastating bush fires that have plagued the country.  FAST FOOD ROYAL YUMBLE: All of the fast food mascots in one video game ring this Sunday, January 26th at 2pm CST / 3pm EST on WrestleZone.com and Facebook Live.

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Ep. 98: Today we have Joanna Parker, Founder of Yumble, a subscription-based box for healthy, fun, prepared meals for kids. How did Joanna go from bootstrapping in her kitchen to pitching on the Shark Tank stage on national television and getting backed by Bethenny Frankel to creating a multi-million dollar business, while still getting ready with her kids in the morning? It’s such a great episode about resourcefulness, determination and just plain mom smarts. You don’t want to miss it! Connect with Joanna at: Yumble website Yumble instagram -- Get our free download "10 Hacks to Running Your Business Like a Well-Oiled Machine" -- We'd love to connect with you on Instagram! Join us at @theproductboss This episode was brought to you by The Product Boss Mastermind. Get notified of when it opens here. We'd love to work with you! Get into The Product Boss Facebook Group and connect with other product-based entrepreneurs. See you in there! -- Minna's company Lil' Labels Jacqueline's company Designer Consulting Co-Op

Meet Joanna Parker. This New York Momma found herself in the same conundrum most of us are in - picky kids and not enough time to make home-cooked meals. She figured, if she felt the pain point, others do too. She was right. So she created Yumble, a meal delivery service for kiddos! Brilliant! Hear this Momma talk about getting Yumble off the ground from her own kitchen. As well as the challenges of transitioning from SAHM Mom to start up Mom, and what it felt like to get a deal on Shark Tank with Bethenny Frankel.

Joanna Parker, the co-founder of Yumble, explains how she was inspired to open her own company as a mom. Yumble has three pillars which are all centered towards providing healthy food for children. Joanna says children’s diet and appetite greatly vary, and that is why she is customizing the foods she offers, providing options for both picky and adventurous eaters. She narrates how it is working with his husband side by side while taking care of their kids, sharing the struggles they had while their business was growing and how they overcame it. For those who want to do a food startup, this is an episode you shouldn’t miss. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Product Launch Hazzards community today:ProductLaunchHazzards.comProduct Launch Hazzards FacebookProduct Launch Hazzards TwitterProduct Launch Hazzards LinkedInProduct Launch Hazzards PinterestProduct Launch Hazzards Youtube

Joanna Parker, the co-founder of Yumble, explains how she was inspired to open her own company as a mom. Yumble has three pillars which are all centered towards providing healthy food for children. Joanna says children’s diet and appetite greatly vary, and that is why she is customizing the foods she offers, providing options for […]

Working out a solution to a daily parenting challenge inspired one mom to launch a business committed to helping other moms. This episode features my conversation with Yumble founder Joanna Parker about motherhood, entrepreneurship, and finding your own way.

When your kid sees you on TV, nurturing your kids’ creativity, keeping up with your kids’ interests, when kids get along, and going national with Yumble. Joanna Parker, Co-founder of Yumble shares her mom moments and aspirations with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram:@yumblekids and @joannasparker)Presented by Keepsake Frames. Print, frame your photos easily and fast from your phone – handmade in the USA and delivered with free shipping. Use discount code #MOMSGOTTHIS at www.keepsakeframes.com for 30 percent off first order.In this episode: Michelle’s older daughter doesn’t understand that she’s at work, how Michelle thought she didn’t know she had a career, and how when Mommy is “Michelle”, she is on TV and “puts herself together” Joanna’s daughter’s substantial creativity Joanna on trying to keep up with her daughter’s interests and making sure she feels very supported and that Joanna is interested How kids get along What’s next at Yumble and the mission to go national To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.

Charts for rewarding positive behavior, planning the week with your kids, menu planning, self-care, leading healthy lives by example, Saturday as a family day, and putting down the phone.  Joanna Parker, Co-founder of Yumble shares her mom products and solutions with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram:@yumblekids and @joannasparker)In this episode: A chart for behavior and tasks A year and a half into the business from conception Charts important and a crucial part for kids across ages Sending charts with each box The goal of the chart is to make kids feel good about themselves Sundays menu planning, planning out the week together Tying an allowance to the star chart Making time for yourself, self care, and being healthy Displaying to children about a healthy life Ties into Yumble’s mission to make kids eat healthier Getting sleep while being up early Saturday a family day—phone stays upstairs the whole day on Saturday When kids tell Joanna to not look at phone when talking to them To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.

When kids are considerate to one another, starting a business after having kids, modifying routines when situations change, being a mom first over business, and the value of mom-multitasking skills to a business. Joanna Parker, Co-founder of Yumble shares her mom routines and relationships with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram:@yumblekids and @joannasparker)In this episode: Michelle thinking about relationships When your kids are considerate of one another How her husband came into the company, setting ground rules, and not sure about it at first then the idea made sense How Yumble is a big part of the home Starting a business after having children How the routine of being a mom changed with business Being able to modify routines when things require it—i.e. things can change, someoneis sick, priorities change Being a mom first, knowing you have to roll with the punches Being a good multitasker as a mom helped in business Trying to get home at the same time To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.

Starting a meal delivery service for kids, solving the stress of cooking for kids daily, the value of working every position of a company, having more than two kids, the Shark Tank experience, moving from stay-at-home mom to entrepreneur, having a different relationships with each kid, feeling guilty of spending less time with the youngest, craving out weekends with the kids. Joanna Parker, Co-founder of Yumble shares her mom journey with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram:@yumblekids and @joannasparker)In this episode: Stacy is learning guitar together with her son in classes and created her own song Joanna’s 3 kids (a son who is 8 and girls 4 and 6 ) How Yumble started three years ago and cut a trip short when Joanna’s phone blew up with messages Discovering Yumble had an immediate wait list The stress of cooking meals every day for kids Joanna was originally cooking it all and storing the food in her refrigerator, then hiding all of it from her kids Doing every position in the company, and working with her entrepreneurial husband Now Joanna has a whole team The challenge of having more than 2 kids How Joanna was a teacher, had day-care at school, so it was easier for her son Being on Shark Tank and how it affected the family Moving from a stay-at-home mom to an entrepreneur Having a different relationship with each kid Guilt for spending less time with a younger kid because your a working more than when you had the first kid Spending Friday-Sunday totally with her kids To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.

Lots of listeners responded to the postpartum signal to say: YOU'RE NORMAL. Plus, we hear from a listener who appreciates Matt's saltiness, we learn more about genetic testing, and Matt gives advice to someone who might actually be... himself?Guess what? We're doing a live podcast in SF as part of WIRED25! To get full-day festival passes, visit https://xp.wired.com/#tickets. (Unfortunately you can't just buy a ticket to our show.)This episode is sponsored by:Care.com. To save 30% off a Care.com Premium membership, visit Care.com/ADVENTURE and subscribe.Grove Collaborative. Sign up for Grove Collaborative at grove.co/mattanddoree and you will receive a $30 Mrs. Meyer's gift set with your order of $20 or more.Yumble. When you go to yumblekids.com and use the discount code EGGCELLENT30 you'll save 30% off your first two weeks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Turns out, coconut oil was a passing trend like backyard chickens. Do you know what won't pass soon enough? Men holding women back financially. LISTEN: iTunes: http://bit.ly/GirlsGirlsiTunes Google Play: http://bit.ly/GPGirlsGirls Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/SCGirlsGirls Listen online: girlsgirlsmedia.com/girls-girls-podcast/ YO! Check out our fancy new site, we're pretty proud of it: girlsgirlsmedia.com Become a patron of Girl's Girls Podcast! Support Brittany Gibbons and Meredith Soleau by visiting patreon.com/girlsgirlspodcast. A monthly Patreon donation of $2 or more gets you access to the private Girl's Girls Podcast Facebook Group, newsletters, and an extra podcast every month, and free tickets to our live shows. Today’s show is brought to you by: Yumble. Say goodbye to frozen food and unhealthy school lunches! We use fresh natural ingredients to make healthified versions of meals your kids already love. We have a special offer for Girl’s Girls listeners. Visit yumblekids.com and enter code GIRLS30 for 30% off of your first two weeks of Yumble’s subscription service. Le Mystere offers amazing bras in sizes A-H, that are comfortable and fit perfectly. 50 of our listeners can get a free Le Mystere Cosmetic Bag with their purchase. Go to lemystere.com/gift, add the bag to your cart, add your other purchases, and then use promo code GIRLS to knock the price of the bag to zero.

We graduated from CFP! Oh, and we also got in one of the worst fights of our relationship. (It's all good now, but, eesh. Hey, we're not perfect.) Plus we hear from listeners about ICSI, the great moving debate, nursing bras, and more — and the postpartum signal goes out for a listener who's struggling.To learn more, visit eggcellentadventure.com. To support the podcast on Patreon and get up to two bonus episodes per month, visit patreon.com/eggcellentadventure.This episode is sponsored by:ScentBird. Visit scentbird.com/ADVENTURE and pick your first perfume today. Use code ADVENTURE for 50% off and you can pick your first perfume for just $7.50, plus free shipping!Grove Collaborative. Sign up for Grove Collaborative at Grove.co/ADVENTURE and you will receive a $30 Mrs. Meyer’s gift set for free with your order of $20 or more. Yumble. Go to yumblekids.com and use the discount code EGGCELLENT30 to save 30% off your first two weeks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Doree's still puking, but she thinks things might have taken a turn for the better. We also hear from listeners about senior dogs, and Doree learns that whatever you do: DON'T DRINK THE WATER!To learn more, visit eggcellentadventure.com. To support the podcast on Patreon, visit patreon.com/eggcellentadventure.This episode is sponsored by:Fin. Try a couple of requests for free by visiting fin.com/adventure.Brooklinen. Get $20 off AND free shipping when you use promo code ADVENTURE at Brooklinen.com.Yumble. Save 30% off your first two weeks by going to yumblekids.com and using the code EGGCELLENT30. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brittany Gibbons and Meredith Soleau went on a friendcation with a group of their friends. It was awesome! Other topics include Massage Envy and Nike and the best "Would You Rather" ever. 
 Become a patron of Girl's Girls Podcast! Support Brittany Gibbons and Meredith Soleau by visiting patreon.com/girlsgirlspodcast. A monthly Patreon donation of $2 or more gets you access to the private Girl's Girls Podcast Facebook Group, newsletters, and an extra podcast every month, and free tickets to our live shows. Today’s show is brought to you by the following sponsors: Yumble. Say goodbye to frozen food and unhealthy school lunches! We use fresh natural ingredients to make healthified versions of meals your kids already love. We have a special offer for Girl’s Girls listeners. Visit yumblekids.com and enter code GIRLS30 for 30% off of your first two weeks of Yumble’s subscription service.

On this week’s pod Meredith Soleau went to her 20-year class reunion. 1. How did she get so old? 2. Should Brittany Gibbons attend her 20-year? The girls also have began to meditate. Not even joking, they are figuring out how to sit quietly and control themselves. LISTEN:
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Most of us use much more electricity than we realize. In this episode of Optimize Automate Outsource, Ari shares his experience using a new electricity usage monitor and how its recommendations have cut his electricity bills significantly. Ari and Nick also speak about a new on-demand parking service, an air purification system that uses free radicals to clean the air, a kids meal delivery service, and more so make sure you set aside the time to find out about these new services and apps. An electricity usage monitor that does some pretty amazing things. Ari recently began using The Sense, an electricity usage monitor that detects when the appliances and devices in your home are being used. It can make recommendations about their usage and give you ideas for cutting your utility consumption. In a short matter of time, Ari's family has been able to reduce their electricity bill to just $60 per month. The applications for a device like this are pretty significant and can make a huge impact on the planet. Listen to hear more about Ari's experience and find out how you can get your own The Sense app. If you don't mind carpooling for your commute, this app could be for you. Carpooling is a great idea both for financial and environmental reasons. But it's not always easy to arrange when you only have your circle of connections to draw on in order to make it happen. That's where a new carpooling app, Chariot comes in. You can connect with others who are going in the same direction as you and over time, establish a set schedule and route that the group takes for your daily commute. You can even give input regarding the route and times to ensure it is user-friendly for everyone involved. This app is a great idea and is very affordable. See if it makes sense for you by listening to this episode. Do you have picky eaters at home? Here's a new food delivery service for kids. Yumble is a new meal delivery service created especially for kids. Not only is it a neat way to get food delivered to your home without the pain and hassle of shopping, but the meals are designed to be appealing to kids especially. Even if you don't particularly want to use the service on an ongoing basis it's a great way to get ideas for kid-friendly meals. You can hear how Ari likes the service and what he recommends about it, on this episode. Drop car is a new on demand parking service that makes a lot of sense. If you live in a major metropolitan area you know how difficult it can be to find a parking spot near the places you need to go. There is a new app called DropCar that enables you to schedule someone to meet you at your car when you are in a crowded area, and they will either sit with your car or drive it around until you are done with your appointment. It's a great idea when parking is at a premium and can save you some serious cash. You can hear Ari's review of the app and his experience in using it in this episode. Featured Resources Mentioned On This Episode [0:03] Nick’s experience with an infrared sauna to get over a sickness. [1:23] Ari’s first experience with a flow tank at Lift in Brooklyn. [3:50] Dropcar: On demand parking or sitting in your car. [5:44] Chariot: Daily commute/bus carpool service. [7:07] Yumble: Meal delivery for kids. [7:41] The Sense electricity usage monitor. [9:03] Molekule: Air purifier that uses free radicals. [11:22] Biometric typing test to identify individuals. Other Resources Mentioned Text “Leverage” to “444999” to subscribe to the mailing list and get the first chapter of our new book.   Find out more about what we’re doing at Leverage at www.getleverage.com and www.leveragepodcasts.com