Heart-repreneur® Radio

By Terri Levine

Each week we discuss coaching, mentoring, and training techniques and tips to be more heart to heart with prospects, customers, employees and vendors.... more

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July 25, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 186 | The Power Of Emotional Intelligence In Scaling Your Business with Dr. Neeta Bhushan
Our emotions are so much powerful than we give it credit for, not only in how we deal with our personal lives but professionally as well. Dr. Neeta Bhushan, an emotional health educator and executive performance coach to global leaders and CEOs, goes deep within our emotional makeup and talks about how it affects our business. Beyond the preconceived notions of IQ, Dr. Bhushan tackles the power of our emotional intelligence to scale and grow businesses.

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July 23, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 185 | Finding Your Purpose and Living A Thriving Life with Rev. Edie Weinstein
Many entrepreneurs are trying to find their purpose and live a thriving life. Love Ambassador, Opti-Mystic, and Bliss Mistress Rev. Edie Weinstein sees the world through the eyes of possibility. Edie has been blessed to know early on what her purpose is, and that is to be a communicator. Having developed shingles and suffering from a heart attack at age 55, Edie has dedicated her career from then on to helping other entrepreneurs focus on what they are passionate about and what they can do. In this episode, Edie encourages the audience to know their worth which will eventually help others to see it and appreciate it.

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July 23, 2019 Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 185 | Finding Your Purpose and Living A Thriving Life with Rev. Edie Weinstein

Many entrepreneurs are trying to find their purpose and live a thriving life. Love Ambassador, Opti-Mystic, and Bliss Mistress Rev. Edie Weinstein sees the world through the eyes of possibility. Edie has been blessed to know early on what her purpose is, and that is to be a communicator. Having developed shingles and suffering from a heart attack at age 55, Edie has dedicated her career from then on to helping other entrepreneurs focus on what they are passionate about and what they can do. In this episode, Edie encourages the audience to know their worth which will eventually help others to see it and appreciate it.
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Finding Your Purpose and Living A Thriving Life with Rev. Edie Weinstein
We have Edie Weinstein with us. Edie, welcome to our show.

Thank you. I’m honored to be here.

Many entrepreneurs are trying to find their purpose and live a thriving life. What do you have to say about that?

First of all, I’ve always known my purpose. I’ve been one of those blessed few to know that my purpose is to be a communicator. My mother would always say that I started talking at six months and never stopped. I communicate in verbal form by doing therapy with people and presentations. I communicate in written form with my articles and books. I encourage people to find their passion. Purpose is a scary word like, “What if I don’t know my purpose? What does that mean?” Find what turns you into a human sparkler. It’s the way that I describe it. What lights you up from the inside? It could be art, relationships, travel or finding a cause. Whatever it is that feels natural to you, that you can’t not do, that’s in the back of your purpose and passion.

We were talking a little bit about the crisis. Tell me what your thoughts are about that.

The best definition of crisis is a crossroad, a turning point and a decision-making point. For some people, a crisis could be the end of a relationship or death. In my case, it was a series of illnesses. The first one started in 2013 when I had shingles on the left side of my face. I looked like a Klingon on the left side of my face. It was messy. That was a wake-up call to slow down and do you think I listened? I gave lip service to it. Being a recovering workaholic, I said, “I’ll be okay.” That was in November of 2013. In June of 2014, on my way home from the gym after having a pretty intense workout where I hung out five to six times a week, I had a heart attack. I was 55 years old. That was a wake-up call. My friends and family said, “You’ve got to listen now.” A month later, I had kidney stones. I started a new job at an event that I was covering kidney stones and then adrenal fatigue.

A year or so later, there were more kidney stones and then pneumonia. Those series of health crises were those ongoing wake-up calls. The change that I engaged in was learning to say no, knowing that no is a complete sentence. I was sleeping more. Back when I had a heart attack, I was sleeping maybe five or six hours a night for two years, working twelve to fourteen-hour days as a therapist in a drug and alcohol rehab and as a journalist. I wasn’t taking care of myself. I hit a wall. Don’t wait for that to happen. I’m coming up on my fifth cardioversary. I go to the gym maybe three or four times a week now instead of five or six. I take naps and say no. I eat veg a little bit more. I’m learning to practice what I preach.

We’re glad that you listened to the warning signs but as a therapist, we have so many business owners, I heard drug and alcohol, how can you say no? There are people in crisis and people that need us. I feel like it should be taught how to diplomatically set a boundary in elementary school.
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July 18, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 184 | Monte Wyatt on How to Have An Emotional Connection With Your Business
Nowadays, organizations don’t do a great job of creating that emotional connection with not only their employees but with their customers. Executive leadership coach Monte Wyatt shares how businesses can benefit from having a clear purpose and an emotional connection. Monte also talks about the importance of retention and how we should focus on doing things every single day to wow that customer base so they want to come back. Discover how Monte creates that emotional connection with his business that has helped both him and his customers succeed.

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July 16, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 183 | Communication: The Key To Efficient Leadership with Robert Kennedy III
Communication is a key part of efficient leadership. Leadership expert Robert Kennedy III explains why proper communication and leadership must go hand in hand. As he discusses what can be done when communicating with someone who has the same message, he also dives into written communication and how long each message should ideally be. Robert also touches on feedback and its importance to any mode of communication.

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July 11, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 182 | Getting That Competitive Advantage Through Knockout Presentations with Diane DiResta
In the corporate world, presentations are very critical in the growth of companies and organizations. Diane DiResta, the Founder and CEO of DiResta Communications, Inc., shares how to give knockout presentations and why you need to have one. The world of personal branding is surrounded by critics and competition that standing out from a crowd of millions requires memorable and impactful presentations. Get that competitive advantage as Diane teaches how you can improve your speaking and presentation skills with strategies like voice projection, building trust, and speaking in a language that the listener can hear and process.

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July 09, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 181 | Creating Impactful Advertising with Ken Moskowitz
Ads are every business’ showcase to the world, yet not very many are effective at attracting people. Giving us an understanding of what makes impactful advertising is Ken “Spanky” Moskowitz. Ken is the Founder and CEO of Ad Zombies, a flat fee ad copywriting service. He shares some tricks on how you can run your own ad using specific and effective strategies, most especially when it comes to creating that emotional connection. Start creating ads that add heart into media as Ken showcases an example where he added passion and love into an advertisement and how it resonated with the target audience.

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May 23, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 180 | Mastering Delegation with Gwendolyn Young
Time is valuable for entrepreneurs, and mastering delegation is what keeps it valued. Gwendolyn Young, the founder and CEO of Your Virtual Admin Expert, unravels the key for entrepreneurs to staying in their genius. A lot of times, we believe we can do everything and we cannot afford assistance. Gwendolyn trumps that idea as she believes delegation is not a cost but an investment. Find out from the genius herself where to find these supportive people that we can delegate to who will save us from all the hassle.

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May 21, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 179 | Intuitive Eating: Choosing The Right Food For Your Body with Lana Nelson
Fibromyalgia is a burdensome incurable disease that deals with chronic pain. Lana Nelson, author of The Food Codes: Intuitive Eating for Every Body, talks about how she has been dealing with pain from fibromyalgia for over a decade. Through trial and error, she discovered that something as simple as food can help you minimize and even get rid of the pain. With Lana’s recipe template, she offers a guide on what to buy and how to prepare food in advance, specifically for entrepreneurs who are always on the go. She shares her solution to thousands of hopefuls every year, allowing them to discover the power of intuitive eating.

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May 16, 2019Heartrepreneur® Radio | Episode 178 | Understanding Communication Styles with Kathy Marcino
Corporate culture and productivity are well-defined by communication styles. Tension in the workplace arises out of miscommunication, and when this happens, it is best to consult with Kathy Marcino, a business growth and communication coach and co-founder and co-host of 4 Chicks Chatting. Kathy shares some ways to avoid tension in communication and gives some hacks to finding out your communication style and understanding how you communicate. On top of that, discover other communication challenges with entrepreneurs and small business owners and find out the source of a breakdown in communication.

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How many episodes does Heart-repreneur® Radio have?

The podcast currently has 349 episodes available.