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Do you feel like you are conflicted or sense a resistance on your path towards actualizing your desired outcome in mind, body or business?

Perhaps the resistance is within yourself, or perhaps it is a lack of support from those around your or the environment in which you're trying to create.

In this episode, Conscious Collaborators, Emily and Lisa explore how to achieve lasting and sustainable transformation backing some touted best habits, systems, and beliefs in fitness, strength training and Feng Shui with neuroscience. 

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As your business grows, chaos and confusion often sneak in, threatening to disrupt your business operations. The solution? Simplify your business. Mikael Dia from Funnelytics sits down with A.J. to discuss the importance of simplicity in business, how to position your business effectively for a successful scale-up, and how simplified processes can help you achieve sustainable growth for your business.

About Mikael Dia:

Mikael Dia is the Founder of Funnelytics, a software company dedicated to helping marketers and agencies visually map and analyze their customer journeys. He is an experienced and savvy growth advisor who helps companies turn strangers into customers.

Aside from being a digital marketing expert passionate about simplifying marketing, Mikael is also a dedicated serial entrepreneur. He has successfully launched and scaled multiple online businesses to 7-figure and beyond. He is passionate about public speaking and sharing knowledge to make a positive impact.

Key Insights:

• Shift your focus to positive aspects. Entrepreneurs are often prone to dwell on their losses and lose sleep over bad reviews. But this attitude can inflict greater harm to your business than the actual failures. A simple mindset shift can help. Start perceiving these mistakes as opportunities for growth and use them as lessons to build new sustainable strategies. (06:59)
• Working with a mentor is empowering. Building a business can be lonely, so it’s always good to have support and guidance along the way. Working with a trusted mentor can help you put things into perspective when you’re deep into day-to-day business operations. It can help you to take a step back and see the bigger picture, ultimately opening your mind to fresh ideas and opportunities. (18:13)
• Journaling is a good way to relieve stress. Trying to avoid stress as an entrepreneur is a losing game. Instead, find ways to relieve stress and transform it into your strength. Mikael suggests journaling as a simple yet powerful tool to channel stress into productivity and self-improvement. Try it out to take those dark thoughts out on paper and decompress since it’s highly important for your health. (20:55)
• Strike the right balance in business. According to Mikael, there are four pillars of modern entrepreneurship: profit, impact, freedom, and fulfillment. Many people focus on the financial aspect of business, but each of these pillars is significant for your journey. Striking the right balance between these four pillars will help you navigate the ups and downs of entrepreneurship and keep a clear vision and a resilient mindset. (24:39) 
• Simplify to amplify. As an entrepreneur, you’ll inevitably get caught up in the chase for growth and scale. But that inevitably leads to complexity, chaos, and confusion in your business, which directly hinders growth. The key is to continuously simplify your business operations. This will allow you to focus on your core goals while your business runs like a well-oiled machine. (41:57)

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Overnight success and exponential growth may sound appealing, but incremental growth is the true key to long-lasting success. Eugene Ravitsky from FactoryPure joins A.J. to discuss the importance of incremental business improvements, how to deliberately and proactively build your infrastructure, and why consistent check-ins with your team are integral to your company’s longevity.

About Eugene Ravitsky:

Eugene Ravitsky is the Co-Founder and President of FactoryPure, one of the fastest-growing eCommerce companies in the United States specializing in heavy-duty items such as generators, air purifiers, and water filters. He’s the type of entrepreneur whose passion for business started early on, back when he was in fourth grade, selling fireball candy to his classmates. 

Fast forward many years, he and his brother co-founded their first business together. Even though it wasn’t an instant success, it still turned out to be a defining moment for the brothers, who persevered and eventually discovered their niche. That’s how FactoryPure was born. The company has consistently grown since then, doubling sales every year and earning a spot on the INC 5000 list for five years now.

Key Insights:

• Always be ready to pivot your business. You need to be ready to change direction if needed. Sometimes, it’s needed when there’s too much competition in your current niche, when you hit the growth ceiling, or when your customers aren’t responding to your offer as you expected. Eugene is a great example of how understanding customer preferences can help you identify a unique opportunity in the market and recognize that it’s time to pivot. (01:47) 
• Effective employee management is crucial for your growth potential. As your company grows, employee management becomes more critical and challenging because its growth depends on its employees. You need to establish clear communication channels, address issues proactively, conduct regular coaching sessions, and have consistent check-ins with your team to create a supportive environment. (06:33)
• Take a deliberate approach to personnel expansion. This will give you a unique opportunity to engage in their training personally, understand the nuances of each team member's personality, and tailor your management style based on individual responses. Ultimately, you will create a culture of open communication where every employee is committed to the company’s long-lasting success. (08:30) 
• Build your infrastructure proactively. Solid infrastructure is vital for a growing business because it helps lay the foundation for scalability, efficiency, and sustainability. This helps the organization handle increased demands and adapt to changes in the market, setting the stage for incremental growth and longevity. (11:32)
• Make automation your ally. When business becomes more complex and requires more time and resources, automation can minimize the effort. It helps streamline repetitive tasks and saves a lot of time. Most importantly, it improves efficiency, a key element for managing the complexities of growth. This ultimately allows the employees to focus on more strategic and high-value activities. (13:37) 

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Do you ever wonder why your to-do list keeps getting longer? And do you ask yourself, “Why didn’t I do what I wanted to do?” Or “What’s stopping me from getting things done?” It might not be mere procrastination. Something deeper might be going on when it happens frequently, or it’s a challenge to make a decision or set a goal.

Psychologists have identified various drivers of procrastination, from low self-confidence to anxiety, a lack of structure, and, simply, an inability to motivate yourself to complete unpleasant tasks. Research has also shown that procrastination is closely linked to rumination or becoming fixated on negative thoughts. My guest takes it even further.

Rozlyn Warren joins us to pull back the curtain to understand what might be at the root of procrastination.

Roz is a four-time best-selling author and intuitive wealth and abundance coach who founded Sacred Life Mastery. She guides business visionaries and thought leaders to achieve sustainable success, breaking beyond perceived limitations without stress and overwhelm. Procrastination is one of the barriers Roz helps others overcome.

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In this edWeb podcast featuring the insights of education leaders from Los Angeles County Office of Education, you gain strategies to turn student data into swift action so plans for systematic academic growth adjust, not derail.

There’s no wrong time to start developing a plan of action for key insights and information about your school year. Teachers know their students and their families, and every stakeholder has assessment data. But only the smartest leaders know how to see the trends and make moves that improve literacy systemwide. From replicating the practices of highly effective teachers to pivoting professional development plans to meet the emerging needs, you leave this session knowing what to change, what to focus on, and what questions to keep asking in your quest for year-end success. You learn how to:

• Uncover the trends and misconceptions for ALL students to ensure equitable outcomes
• Align goals, priorities, and actions that go beyond the current state and lead to sustainable success
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Is true success found in the structure or in the flow?

Well, by embracing surrender, you open yourself up to new possibilities and fresh perspectives. Surrendering can help you tap into your intuition and make decisions that align with your values and long-term goals. It allows you to let go of control and embrace the unknown, fostering an environment where innovation can thrive.

Join Conscious Collaborators, Emily and Lisa as they explore this topic a little further. They delve into the benefits of surrendering to find clarity, enabling you to make succinct decisions with purpose that are innovative and help sustain success.

The episode highlights how surrendering can be a powerful tool in business, allowing you to break free from rigid structures and grind culture that may hinder growth and creativity.

Tune-in to this thought-provoking episode of The Conscious Collaboration podcast to gain insights into how surrendering can lead to clarity, innovation, and sustainable success in business.

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Dawn Bloomer is a business strategist, consultant, and certified exit planning advisor. She is the founder of Productive Pressure, a philosophy and method that balances the drive for success with a safeguard against burnout. With an MBA and decades of hands-on experience, Dawn has worked with hundreds of practice owners, specializing in legal engineering, healthcare, and architecture sectors.

SHOW SUMMARY

In this episode of the Disruptive Successor Show, Jonathan Goldhill is joined by Dawn to share her experiences in running a veterinary practice focused on racehorses and how she learned to balance drive and well-being. She discusses the challenges she faced as a disruptive successor in a partnership and the importance of effective communication and change management. Dawn also introduces the concept of productive pressure, which involves optimizing productivity and well-being through biohacking and time management. She emphasizes the need for clarity in goals and values and the importance of mental fitness in achieving success.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Balancing drive and well-being is crucial for sustainable success in business.
• Effective communication and change management are essential for implementing new ideas in a partnership.
• Productive pressure involves optimizing productivity and well-being through biohacking and time management.
• Clarity in goals and values is important for aligning the business with personal aspirations.
• Mental fitness is as important as physical fitness for achieving success and maintaining well-being.

QUOTES

• "Striking a balance between drive and well-being is essential for sustainable success." - Dawn Bloomer
• "Productivity is about being efficient and effective with your energy, not just your time." - Dawn Bloomer
• "We need a certain quality of sleep and consistent sleep to operate at our highest level." - Dawn Bloomer
• "Optimizing your health span is about staying healthy as long as possible and enjoying the fruits of your labor." - Dawn Bloomer
• "We can prevent so much more in terms of health issues by being proactive and making the right choices." - Dawn Bloomer

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Welcome to "Empower Her Success," where we believe that sustainable success starts with nurturing your well-being. In this empowering episode, your host, Michelle Bonwell, explores the crucial topic of "From Burnout to Balance: Strategies for Sustainable Success and Well-Being." As ambitious women, we often find ourselves on the brink of burnout while striving for success in our careers and personal lives. However, it's essential to strike a balance and prioritize self-care to achieve sustainable success without sacrificing our well-being.

Join Michelle as she delves into the concept of burnout, its impact on women, and the link between success and well-being. Discover practical strategies to manage time, set realistic goals, and embrace mindfulness to prevent burnout and achieve your goals. Additionally, learn how to cultivate well-being through exercise, connections with loved ones, and pursuing hobbies outside of work. Hear inspiring success stories of women who transformed their lives by prioritizing their well-being.

Are you ready to take control of your journey toward success while maintaining balance and well-being? Tune in to "Empower Her Success" for actionable tips and empowering insights to empower your success!

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Join Amy in her inspiring fitness journey, starting from her childhood struggles with weight and body image. She recalls being put on diets as a young child and facing teasing due to her weight. Her mother's constant dieting influenced her own approach to weight management as she grew older. She went through various weight loss methods, including extreme calorie restriction, intense cardio workouts, and following strict meal plans with macro tracking. However, despite losing weight, she still struggled with self-hate and body image issues. Discover how she overcame food obsessions, cheating the system, and learned to keep promises to herself, leading to sustainable success in fitness and life.

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David Rush is an esteemed entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of SmallWorld. With a deep understanding of go-to-market (GTM) strategy, David brings his expertise to drive impactful business growth.

Under David's leadership, SmallWorld has achieved significant milestones, with thousands of users leveraging their proprietary relationship rating and engagement platform. This innovative solution empowers businesses to enhance their growth by fostering more efficient and meaningful relationships.

David's passion lies in relationship-led growth, and he is eager to share insights and strategies on this topic. Through his expertise, businesses can unlock the potential of strong connections and leverage them for sustainable success.

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In today's episode, we're diving into the hidden dangers of delayed gratification and its potential to lead to burnout. Go ahead and press play so you can unravel the complexities of balancing ambition and self-care, and learn how to harness the power of delayed gratification without sacrificing your well-being.

Hint: Finding things you're passionate about can help you balance life and avoid burnout. Learn more on Episode 1 of Season 1 - Let's Talk About Passion.

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Unpacking this episode min by min:

00:51
Megan Hale is today's guest. She is a business strategist and money mentor for experienced coaches, consultants, helpers, healers. We'll explore the whole idea of money and how we make it.

05:22
Megan's private practice and psychotherapy. When she went into online entrepreneurship, she realized she had a lot of money mindset work to do. 

11:49
What's the life that you want to live? That is going to inform how you structure the revenue streams.

17:02
Many entrepreneurs get caught up in the idea that there's always more to do. A lot of inner work centers around redefining enoughness.

20:38
Most entrepreneurs have big visions. The hardest part is finding a balance between ambition and realistic timelines.

24:29
Once the goal is set and there's a meaning behind it, then I start focusing on the work that actually needs to happen.

27:17
We revisit our goals all the time. 

30:01
There's a lot of noise out there that if you're not making the money that you want to make, it's because you haven't done the healing work first. 

36:24
"The money really is meant to support me. I'm not here to support the money. It has taken me forever to understand 

39:24
Entrepreneurship comes with risk. How can you hold yourself in that discomfort? 

43:32
Juggling motherhood and being an active-duty military spouse. 

46:44
We're human first, always.

55:11
The 2% pledge is really that initiative of taking 2% of your revenue and giving it to organizations that are creating the type of change that you want to see in the world.

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Your adventure begins with 'The Truth in This Art' podcast, presented by your host, Rob Lee. Today we have Juan Webster, a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience in hotel management and operations, currently serving as the General Manager of Sagamore Pendry Baltimore. Juan's deep understanding of the Baltimore market is complemented by his role as the Corporate Director of Social Impact at Montage International, where he spearheads programs for community enrichment and diversity. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Juan is committed to driving positive change in Baltimore, evident through his board memberships and philanthropic efforts. With a passion for social impact and a focus on equity, Juan Webster is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in both the hospitality industry and local communities.

In this dialogue, we peel back the layers on:

• The interconnectedness of service in both hospitality and social impact, forging meaningful connections and driving positive change.
• The universal value of authenticity, examining its role in fostering real connections and expanding influence across personal and professional domains.
• Uncover the essence of luxury beyond materialism, focusing on the emotional aspect and the profound experiences it offers.
• Investigate the symbiotic relationship between businesses and communities, essential for mutual prosperity and community-driven development.
• Examine the pivotal role of attentive listening in effecting tangible change, fostering growth, and opening doors for transformative opportunities.

Juan shares his journey in the hospitality industry and the importance of service and authenticity. He discusses the intersection of hospitality and social impact, emphasizing the need for businesses and communities to work together for sustainable success. Juan also talks about the concept of luxury and how it is not just about appearances, but about how people feel. He shares his vision for social impact, which includes bridging the gap between businesses and communities and listening to the needs of the people.

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In today’s episode, Emilie welcomes Bossed Up’s Programs Manager, Irene Ziemba, to chat all about her experience navigating work stress and the latest research on combating burnout. 

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• Ep 108: Doing Well While Doing Good 
• Ep 342: How to Leverage the Power of Pressure for Your Growth and Development
• Mindfulness & Wellbeing: Creating Balance in our Lives Workshop
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• Learn more about Level Up, our leadership development accelerator
• Grab a copy of Emilie’s book, Bossed Up
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Focus on what you can control. It’s a phrase you’ve heard more than once if you’ve been listening to this podcast, and it typically refers to reorienting your perspective or ideas of success from the external to the internal: from elements outside of your control, to elements within your control. But on this episode of Losing Control, host Justin Su’a talks with renowned mental performance coach Dr. Colleen Hacker about how to manage, repair, and sustain a critical component of elite performance that is outside of control: confidence. And for a perspective on how to achieve consistent high performance sustainably, bestselling author Brad Stulberg discusses the perils of heroic individualism and the possibilities of other models of success. The yips are one of the most extraordinary and unusual phenomena in sports, and far more common among elite athletes are battles with confidence–or lack thereof–and achieving success sustainably in environments that demand consistent high performance under pressure.    

• Dr. Colleen Hacker, a professor of kinesiology at Pacific Lutheran University, and co-author of “Catch Them Being Good: Everything You Need to Know to Successfully Coach Girls” and "Achieving Excellence: Mastering Mindset for Peak Performance in Sport and Life"  
• Brad Stulberg, author of “The Practice of Groundedness,” and co-author of “Peak Performance” 

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Our names are incredibly powerful – they show us so much about HOW WE ARE SEEN IN OUR BUSINESS.

Your name is not who you are…

It is who you look like you are…

Then people treat you like that…

Then you behave like that...

Say what?!

The letter of your first name is the energy we first put out into the world …
 
• When networking or introducing yourself
 
• When we see names in print

• When we look at websites or social media

Names carry significance and the resonance of your name holds tremendous power.

Dive into this podcast episode where I show you the meaning behind the first letter of your first name and what this means for your business success...

You can purchase my new e-book - Make the right first impression here...

You don’t have to be a parent to realize the challenges that working parents face as they navigate the transition to parenthood and returning to work after a shift in their professional identity.

In today’s episode, Emilie continues our series on the intersection of motherhood and work with Daisy Dowling, the founder and CEO of Workparent, a leading consulting, training, and research firm focused on working parents and the organizations that employ them, to shed light, and bring more transparency and empathy to the workplace for working parents.

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If I have Amazon Advertising questions, Destaney is who I go to. She is the founder of BetterAMS, who I personally regard as the top Amazon Advertising agency in the space right now. She's truly a thought leader and a recommended follow for anyone looking to level up their PPC game.

In this episode we discuss:

• What brands should focus on with Amazon Advertising right now
• Why data is so important and how to use it for your ads
• What mistakes most people make with their PPC on Amazon
• How she would create a sustainable brand on Amazon in today's world
• The importance of moving your customer down the funnel and what ads to use at different stages

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