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- Episode 54: Balance Your 3-Legged Stool – Work, Family, And Health With Enrico Palmerino
In this age of steep competition, it can be so easy to fall too deep into our work that we forget how to live the other equally important aspects of our lives. Maintaining the balance of the three-legged stool that is work, family, and health, Amy Vetter interviews Enrico Palmerino, CEO of BotKeeper. Here, Enrico shares his entrepreneurial journey that began with his grandparents that instilled in him the hard work and perseverance to create a successful business, as well as his insight along the way of not letting his aspirations take time away from what is most important in life. He then lets us know what they are doing at BotKeeper and how they are helping accountants with hassle-free and low-cost bookkeeping.
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46 min - Notice Each Person's Journey: The Path Is Where The Learning Happens With Adam Clater
No one has the answers to everything. We always learn as we go. For Adam Clater, the Chief Architect in Red Hat's North America Public Sector Organization, the learning happened along his own personal journey to finding the career that fits him. In this episode, he joins host Amy Vetter to share his journey from starting out in repairing computers to gaining the opportunities that have led to his success today. He talks about how he navigated through DC in the federal government, working from being a subject-matter expert in IT to managing people in his current company. Plus, Adam also discusses the role of having mentors, how he is handling the pandemic, and more.
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42 min - Episode 52: Happiness Is Positive Cash Flow: Don't Get Distracted Along The Way With Brian Fox
The entrepreneurial path is for the risk-taker, and if you want to succeed, you need to have the will and focus not to get distracted along the way. In this episode, Amy Vetter interviews Brian Fox, VP of Strategic Partnerships for Thomson Reuters and founder of Confirmation that was acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2019. Here, Brian shares his entrepreneurial story from starting Confirmation in his grandmother's garage from a life insurance policy to 20 years later, creating a global company and catching millions in fraud. He lets us in on what they do with bank confirmation and how they help eliminate or reduce mutual fraud and protect investors. At the heart of it is the saying, “happiness is positive cash flow.” He explains to us why this is so and how you too can hit cash flow positive in your business. Join Brian and Amy in this conversation as they dive deep into the balance between being the conservative accountant and risk-taking entrepreneur and more.
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1 hr 4 min - Episode 51: Stay Positive: Keep Moving With Kelly Rocha
The current global pandemic has created a degree of chaos and unrest in many people’s lives. The threat of the disease extends far beyond the contraction of an ailing body; it’s been the cause of a lot of mental and emotional stress. In this episode, Amy Vetter interviews Kelly Rocha, the President of the Sacramento Chapter of Meeting Planners International (MPI). Kelly shares her vulnerable story of how COVID has impacted the meeting industry and the profession she loves so much and how, like many, she is doing her best to cope and stay positive.
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32 min - Episode 50: "Be Willing to Withstand the Pain Through Change: Don't Back Away From It, Believe In Yourself: You Can Do The Hard Stuff as Long as You Don't Back Away From the Pain" With Paul Peterson
Life is never smooth sailing, and often, the best ones have their significant share of hard times. In the end, everything is worth it. You just have to learn how to withstand the pain by believing in yourself in the process. In this episode, Paul Peterson, CPA, Managing Partner at Wiss & Company, LLP, joins Amy Vetter to share his journey from staff accountant to managing partner and how his value systems have been a key to ensuring his career is aligned with his purpose, and his leadership is authentic. At its core, Paul learned how to endure, not to back away from the pain and learning how to embrace change because that is where we produce innovative ideas. Join him as he tells us about why that is through his own experiences and more.
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1 hr 2 min - Quarter 3 2020 In Review
In this episode, Amy Vetter, the Breaking Beliefs podcast host, shares the moments from the interviews during the third quarter of 2020 that were most poignant in breaking the beliefs and noticing the patterns we carry in our lives. She focuses on three key areas from the interviews - creating your personal purpose and vision, supporting one another, and understanding someone's else's experience.
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34 min - Don’t Be Alone In The Elevator: Take Time To Network With Erin Linehan
Whenever someone asks for help, it’s important to give people your time to help them. You may not realize it, but aside from that person getting something out of it, you are also actually getting something because it is a shared experience. Today’s show features an interview with Erin Linehan, the SVP - Head of Global Functions Compliance at Raymond James. During this interview, Amy Vetter and Erin discuss Erin's journey in the legal profession and the lack of women she had to look up to along the way. This drove her to create a network of women leaders to help break down barriers and open up more opportunities for women.
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49 min - Be Coachable: Practice Isn’t Perfect With James Leath
What sets good leaders and high performers from everyone else? It’s not about talent; it’s about a passion for continuous learning, a recognition of one’s continuing evolution. It is being coachable. This is where you see parallels in sports and in leadership in any field, whether it’s in business, teaching or the performing arts. Joining Amy Vetter to talk about this and other lessons about performance and leadership is one of her best friends, performance coach, James Leath. James is the founder of Unleash the Athlete, an educational company for coaches and athletes in the areas of leadership, mental resilience and character development. Join in on this hilarious, touching and inspiring conversation as James shares his most important lessons he has learned during his life and on the field that can help any athlete, entertainer and even executives to reset and find new opportunities in how to lead others.
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1 hr 1 min - Episode 46: Set Your Self Apart: Analyzing Information Goes Beyond the Numbers with Todd Shapiro
Analyzing information is often associated with having to go through lines and lines of data and trying to figure out what it means. The President and CEO of Illinois CPA Society, Todd Shapiro, joins this episode to provide clarity on what it really means, not only in the workplace, but life in general. Growing up in a diverse environment, he had a different view than some from a young age. Recognizing the importance of diversity, he gives a reminder about the negative effects of stereotyping and generalizing people and situations on our society. In a corporate setting, Todd defines where diversity and inclusion should start as he talks about the issues with the pipeline of diversity. He further explains why being proactive, and understanding and analyzing the data you have strategically, are the keys to being successful in business and in the world.
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54 min - Episode 45: Paying It Forward With The Simple Question: How Can I Help? With Corliss Taylor
In the world that we currently live in, it can be hard to look outside of yourself. That is why it is amazing to see someone who is helping so naturally. Sharing how you can put yourself in a position to be of help to others, Amy Vetter sits down with Corliss Taylor, the VP and Charitable Development Officer for Raymond James. Corliss shares teachings from her parents that have served her in exploring her passion for the work she does and paying it forward. She also takes us deep into the importance of diversity and inclusion and receiving feedback. What is more, her tips on shifting the conversation on inclusion and making an impact are not to miss in this episode!
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About Breaking Beliefs
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Give a gift to yourself each week during this podcast to go on a self journey and explore the internal beliefs that drive your patterns and habits that can show up in ways that prevent you from…
what you want most in your life, whether at work or at home. During this podcast, Amy Vetter, a CPA, Yogi & Technologist, and the author of Business, Balance and Bliss, will explore how we can break from these beliefs with her guests that are leaders in business, health & wellness, mindfulness, spirituality practices, and more. As you listen to their stories, you will uncover your own truths about your beliefs, or what someone else told you to believe, that is holding you back today or into the future. Be inspired by the personal stories and journeys that are shared to make a positive change in your own life, because if you BELIEVE you can BREAK from these unwanted habits or patterns, YOU WILL!