Earn Your Happy

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• One of the most raw, emotional moments in our time together
• How Beckah Shae’s “LIFE” inspired Lori
• You don’t need perfect clarity to start dreaming

Resources:

• Listen: “Beckah Shae - LIFE”

Show Notes:

“Don’t get your hopes up” is one of the worst sentences in the English language. Not only is it just rude, it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you don’t get your hopes up, if all you focus on is feeling negative, then you’re going to have a bad time. So, we implore you: get your hopes WAY up, dream like it’s going out of style, and make tomorrow exactly what you want it to be.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Why winging it is better than planning, every time
• Becoming a self-made millionaire by 23
• Knowing your role as a leader
• Creating a culture statement for your business
• Almost everyone is winging it, some are just more confident
• Creating a plan to scale your business
• How Emma runs a business and takes care of 6 kids
• Creating a product by leveraging what you already have
• Why you should tell your story above all else
• Understanding how you get energy

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Show Notes:

Emma Isaacs has quickly become one of my favorite people on the entire planet — no exaggeration — and she has profoundly changed my life in a very short time. She is one of the most generous people I’ve ever met, and her new book, “Winging It,” has given me one of the greatest gifts that a person can receive: a fire under your ass and the motivation to take decisive action.

Question Highlights:

• Can you tell me about starting in the entrepreneurial world so young?
• What was your crash course in taking over a company?
• How did you create your model for leadership? Did it come naturally to you?
• Where did the idea for “Winging It” come from?
• How did you set up your plan for growth?
• What is your definition of Winging It?
• Where in your life are you currently winging it?
• What is your advice for creating a product by leveraging what you already have?
• Who is the ideal reader for your book?

Guest Bio:

Emma Isaacs is the Founder and Global CEO of Business Chicks. A business owner by the age of 18, property investor by 19, and self-made millionaire by 23, Emma Isaacs has entrepreneurship and achievement in her DNA. As the founder of Business Chicks—a thriving global community that operates on two continents in eleven cities – her team produces more than 100 events annually, with past speakers including Sir Richard Branson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Brené Brown, Diane von Furstenberg, and Kate Hudson, among others - and as a committed philanthropist has now raised more than $13million for various non-profits.

Emma is also the author of the bestselling book Winging It (released September 2020). It's endorsed by Seth Godin, Mark Manson, Elizabeth Gilbert, Arianna Huffington and many more and builds a beautiful case for going after your dreams without having a perfect roadmap to get you there.

Emma is a mom to six kids (aged 11 through to four months) and recently live-streamed the homebirth of her sixth child from her living room with tens of thousands of viewers tuning in to watch his peaceful arrival. She doesn’t believe in work/life balance, preferring to advocate for a full life where people are in constant evaluation of what they truly want from it. A fearless leader with seemingly never-ending courage to spare, Emma inspires thousands with her boundless energy and ability to see possibility wherever she goes.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Those who don’t have dreams tend to kill other people’s dreams
• Choosing to do the difficult thing (even when you’re scared)
• Stop caring about what others think of you, start caring about what you think of you
• Leaning into faith over fear
• If you don’t have a good example, become the example

Resources:

• Use code LORI for $100 off your first month at talkspace.com

Show Notes:

Have you ever shared your dream with someone, possibly even one of your closest friends or family, and they just… brush it off, or even laugh in your face? There are a lot of Dream Killers out there, often they’re the people we’re closest to, but we can’t let them crush our dreams just because they might be hard. If you only pursue what’s easy, you’ll only live a halfway life — and we only get one chance at this.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Why we’re leaving California
• The best things about this chapter of our lives
• What we’re excited for in the next phase
• Making decisions quickly

Resources:

• Text COUPLES to 310-421-0416 to ask about our high powered couples experience for 2021

Show Notes:

It’s official: We are leaving California! We love California for what it was, but in the decade that we’ve lived here, we have changed, and it’s changed too. We talk about what we love about California, why we’re leaving, what we’ll miss, and what we’re excited for in the future.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

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Show Notes:

Justin Anderson is a super fun follow on Instagram, but he also has a deep side. He grew up in Southern California near the water, and his fascination with the way ocean water and the sun naturally lightened hair led to his interest in hair color as a profession. He apprenticed with experts until his talents led to him being anointed “a rising star of blonde Hollywood” by Vogue. Today, he leads dpHUE in the development of products and educational content to enable people all over to best care for their color and keep their hair color. He’s a genius businessman, and there are so many levels to him.

Question Highlights:

Guest Bio:

A native of Southern California, Justin grew up near and in the water, surfing with his parents and siblings. His fascination with the way ocean water and the sun naturally lightened hair, led to his interest in hair color as a profession.

He apprenticed with leading blonde experts before his undeniable talent led to his own chair and Vogue anointing him, “a rising star of blonde Hollywood.”

His work with celebrities catapulted him to the top of the Beverly Hills salon community and demand for Justin’s services extended well beyond blondes. Today, Justin leads dpHUE in the development of products and educational content to enable people everywhere to best care for their color and keep their hair healthy.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• What it means to create a business platform
• How I got a book deal
• Adding value to other’s lives
• Creating next-level relationships

Resources:

• instagram.com/drinklitepink

Show Notes:

If you’re building a business, I want you to consider thinking of your business as a platform for other people. What does that mean? A platform is anything where you get to showcase another person’s voice. Every single thing that you desire is going to come through human connection, and we can do that by not only creating the brand that we want, but thinking about how it can serve, connect, and elevate other people.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Being relatable to your audience
• Remaining confident
• Finding support

Resources:

• instagram.com/drinklitepink

Show Notes:

Welcome back to Questionably Awesome! Today, Evans and I are going to be answering your questions around confidence.

Questions:

@bsimpsonfitness asks: How do you manage your feelings if your feelings are that someone else is doing it better?

@squatsandsnacks asks: How do you remain confident when people closest to you don’t believe in you?

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Creating habits to pull yourself out of a funk
• Our day-saving morning routine
• Taking control of your atmosphere

Resources:

• Text BUNDLE to 310-496-8363 to get a link to our course flash sale

Show Notes:

We all experience highs and lows in our life, and it’s important to learn how to move through the day no matter how down you get. Whether you wake up on top of cloud 9 or feeling blue for no reason in particular, you have to develop tactics to get the most out of every day. 

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Dealing with stress
• Brittany’s background
• Managing the hard days
• Owning a franchise business
• The investment process of starting a franchise business
• Franchising out your business
• Getting help

Resources:

• squeezemassage.com
• squeezemassage.com/franchising
• Instagram: @britdrisc

Show Notes:

Brittany Driscoll is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at Squeeze, which is dedicated to creating a better massage experience and brought to you from the founders of Drybar. At the age 25, Brittany was diagnosed with stage 2 melanoma. She caught it early and is now cancer free, but it changed her perspective on life forever. Along with her husband, who is also a cancer survivor, they are dedicated to building a positive mindset and healthy lifestyle, which motivates her even more to continue the feel good revolution at Squeeze.

Question Highlights:

• How are you dealing with stress?
• What is your background?
• What do your hard days look like?
• When is franchising the right option for someone?
• Who is this for?
• How does the investment process work for starting a franchise?

Guest Bio:

Brittany is Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Squeeze and responsible for, well, everything. Prior to launching Squeeze, Brittany spent four years running marketing for Drybar where she helped take the company from $30M to more than $100M. She also opened more than 50 new shops and launched the Drybar product line internationally, as well as in Sephora, Ulta and Nordstrom.

Before Drybar, Brittany spent over a decade in marketing and advertising at agencies, including Mistress (Mattel, The Coca-Cola Company, Hilton Worldwide), RAPP (Skype, Toyota) and experiential agency USMP (Home Depot). Brittany believes wholeheartedly in the power of a great experience and is excited to build a feel-good revolution!

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

• Why you are fighting for your limiting beliefs
• How to rewrite your story
• Taking steps towards your future

Resources:

• @drinklitepink

Show Notes:

When you focus on the negative aspects of yourself, when you continue to bring up evidence of why you aren’t good enough, you are fighting to hold on to your limiting beliefs. Stop telling yourself these things are true! It’s a decision, and if you’re telling yourself it’s not, then you’re deciding the hold on to your limitations.