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Join us in celebrating The SECOND HALF LAB's ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY!

In this anniversary episode, we revisit favorite moments, share hilarious bloopers, and dive into lessons learned along the way. From behind-the-scenes mishaps to impactful interviews, we've experienced it all.

You'll discover the beauty of embracing messiness, resourcefulness, and the discomfort of growth -- and how authenticity makes the journey not so scary after all.

Linda extends her deepest gratitude for your support 💕 in making The SECOND HALF LAB one of the most impactful and successful podcasts for women over 40!

Here's to another year of laughter, learning, and shared SECOND HALF experiences.

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You're about to embark on an insightful journey with me, Holly Curby, as we unravel lessons learned from a decade spent navigating the unpredictable corridors of my ten-year workaversary. Experiences have taught me to welcome the unexpected, safeguard brand culture, and live a life of purpose, dedicated to a higher calling rather than mere human applause.

In the second half, get ready to explore the world of leadership and personal growth. We dissect what it means to cultivate a daily growth mindset, weather the storm of change, show genuine care for others, and find joy in our own path without falling into the comparison trap. We shed light on the significance of authenticity, wise decision-making, and the sheer joy of the journey. This episode is packed with nuggets of wisdom that will inspire anyone - be it a leader, aspiring leader, or anyone seeking motivation and practical guidance. Get set to learn, evolve, and be stirred to live with intent and purpose as you bloom where you are planted.

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The podcast episode is from "Young Business Minds," a show dedicated to helping young entrepreneurs understand the fundamentals of business. The guest for this episode is Mark Bentz, an entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in business. Mark is a registered massage therapist, the owner of multiple clinics in Vancouver, a speaker, a Paralympian, and the founder of Electra Health and Pro Stretch Canada. He also recently became a trainer with Tony Robbins, which is a significant part of his life.

Mark was introduced to the hosts at a Tony Robbins event where they were helping the youth. In the podcast, he was asked to share his journey, which resonated strongly with the youth group attending the event.

One of the topics addressed during the podcast is what it means to own a massage clinic. Mark explains that massage therapy is the application of manual therapy to the body, similar to what physiotherapists or chiropractors do. Their work involves using their hands to create change in the body through different manipulations, movements, and stretching. People usually seek their services due to back pain, headaches, sciatica, or some type of sports injury.

Mark also shares that he became interested in massage therapy in his twenties, around the time he was losing his vision, a challenge he's been dealing with all his life. Despite this challenge, Mark had always been an entrepreneur and was studying kinesiology and marketing advertising in college. His struggle was figuring out how to manage being visually impaired while running a business in a sighted world​​.

Veteran Chad Hale picks up his story after he joined the military instead of choosing prison. Chad explains life in the Army as well as after the military, his time in a government job, and how PTSD continues to create havoc in veterans' lives once out of the military. Though he was working in beautiful Hawaii, he eventually had to leave that life behind and restart in East Texas, finally putting his health and wellness first, in a new way. Utilizing yoga and meditation, and a new diet, Chad was able to find a new side to himself. 

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Welcome to Young Business Minds (YBM) podcast, hosted by serial entrepreneurs Michael Quan and Allan Fan. YBM is a unique business podcast aimed at youth entrepreneurs aged 14-17 and their parents. This podcast will feature successful entrepreneurs, diving into their business journey and experiences, and offering valuable advice.

Each episode will be divided into three sections:

1. The guest entrepreneur's current business and success.
2. Their life and mindset at ages 14-17.
3. The advice they would give to their younger selves or young aspiring entrepreneurs.

Michael and Allan believe that success leaves clues, and their goal is to provide valuable information to help young entrepreneurs learn from the experiences of others. YBM is passionate about contribution and aims to fast-track the success of budding entrepreneurs while encouraging personal growth.

Share this podcast with young entrepreneurs or anyone seeking valuable insights into the world of entrepreneurship. Join Michael and Allan on this exciting journey to inspire and support the next generation of business leaders.

Welcome to this episode of the 100 ways to make 100k podcast! In this episode, we sit down with mortgage agent and broker @mlfarrugia to talk about the importance of reflecting on your failures and losses, and how to use those lessons to move forward quickly.

According to @mlfarrugia, doing the hard work consistently and tackling the tasks that nobody else is willing to do is what sets successful entrepreneurs and salespeople apart. So, if you're looking to make the jump from $100k a year to $100k a month, you'll want to hear her tips and strategies.

Plus, have you read Marshall Goldsmith's book "What Got You Here, Won't Get You There"? @mlfarrugia recommends it as a must-read for anyone looking to make strides in their business or sales career.

Finally, @mlfarrugia shares her personal journey from working in sales at a bank to becoming a full-time mortgage agent and broker. She also talks about how sometimes unexpected opportunities can arise, and how pivoting in the right direction can lead to greater success than you ever thought possible.

If you're looking for inspiration and motivation to take your business or sales career to the next level, don't miss this episode with @mlfarrugia!

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In this episode, host Stephanie gives a life update and shares the story of how she came up with the idea for her business, the steps she took to set it up, and the challenges she faced along the way. Listeners will learn about what she loves about being an entrepreneur and what are the downsides. 

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Matt Lautzenheiser, executive director of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula, explains the importance of history and how it has shaped the culture in Missoula and the country. Making history relatable from one human’s perspective to another, the museum works hard to help educate about Missoula County and preserve the historical gems that give meaning to this place we call home. 

Matt explains how the museum decides what to memorialize and how that has shifted over time as cultures and lifestyles have evolved. He shares lessons learned from the internment camp, what it’s like to run a museum during COVID-19 and how all this good work is a part of Missoula County government. 

There’s also exciting news about a grant award that will help rebuild and restore two WWII Internment barracks on the museum grounds. The grant, paired with community donations, will help the museum continue to tell the story of the 1,200 non-military Italian men, 1,000 Japanese resident aliens, 23 German resident aliens and 123 Japanese Latin and South Americans who were sent to Fort Missoula during WWII. The funding will also help the museum expand, which will provide additional space for the museum to preserve their artifact collections. 

The episode is full of wisdom and inspiration for Missoula County residents and beyond. 

If you would like to contribute to the final push of restoring the barracks, donations are accepted at https://fortmissoulamuseum.org/restore-the-barracks/

Thank you to Missoula's Community Media Resource for podcast recording support!

Learn how Laura went from being devastated by her partner's infidelity to emerging from her divorce setting and living into her intention for her ideal life. Laura shares that there were problems prior to the betrayal and that it was not if but when the marriage would dissolve and how realizing that was a key part of her healing journey.

Laura shares some of the lessons learned, struggles through the process and the vital role our JBD podcast and 1:1 coaching played in her recovery. Finally, listen for how her life was out of alignment (and she didn't even know it) and how her divorce helped her find her true north and begin to live into it.

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We’re back on My Only Sister this week with a short and sweet review of our ~*self help journeys*~ over the last five years. Today we’re covering self-care, life lessons, hard truths and more. However, considering we started this episode with Caitlin feeling sick from eating a foot-long burrito and Mila being extremely hungover, we’re not sure if anyone should be taking our advice. 

In this very-early morning and truly authentic show, I speak with Lily Gros, a facilitator, entrepreneur and youtuber. Lily started La Minute Facilitation, her business with which she facilitates workshops for (mostly non-profit) clients, trains facilitators on their mindset and runs her own workshops on authenticity and perfectionism. 
In the show, we talk about “authenticity 360 degrees” which includes the facilitator and the participants. And, we talk about mindful facilitation which becomes crucial as soon as challenges come up. 

Don’t miss our very honest exchange on how we dealt with challenging situations. These lessons we learned will surely inspire you to anticipate problems so that you can make your workshops work.
 
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Questions and Answers

[1:37] What are your different roles as a facilitator? 

[7:36] Authenticity became quite a buzzword. How do you define it and what does it mean to you? 

[10:54] How did you learn to be authentic? 

 [12:43] How did you come up with this topic?

[15:16] How do get your groups to be more authentic? 

[16:27] You get to know your participants before the workshop? 

[17:30] What would be an icebreaker for a “cold” group of participants?

[21:35] Why does it feel so scary to be authentic? 

[24:21] How do you approach the puzzle that a team might accept imperfection and vulnerability and still show high performance? 

[31:34] How do you test the water in terms of openness of your participants?

[34:20] How did you manage to create the safe space after this tricky situation? 

[41:02] What is your way in dealing with such a difficult participant? 

[45:05] What makes a workshop work?

[47:55] What shall the audience remember from the show?

Related links you may want to check out:

• Lily’s business page: https://lilygros.co/
• The white paper (book) Lily wrote with Ze Change Makers (in French)
• Brené Brown’s TED talk
• Lily’s interview with Peter Krishnan (summary)
• Jim Tamm on Radical Collaboration 
• The five keys to a successful Google team
• Our sponsor Session Lab (affiliate link) 

Shows we mentioned:

• Mindset Management – with Jeremy Ackers
• Getting it right by starting it right – with Patrick Cowden

Connect to Lily on LinkedIn 

Follow Lily: @laminutefacilitation

Check out the podcast map to see the overview of all podcast episodes: https://workshops.work/podcast-map