In My Opinion

Ciji shares why she decided to take on this hot yoga challenge, what she learned about herself, and what she learned about other people in the process. She talks about the power of commitment, what it really looks like, and why being accountable matters.

Ashley Ludman shares about facilitating breathwork with clients and why it's such a transformational experience.

Ciji shares 6 tips, tricks, and strategies she's utilized to set herself up for success from 2010-2020 and some practices she's incorporating heading into the New Year.

Kristen talks about how to take on being in charge of your own personal economy. She shares about what financial integrity is, what it looks like, and how to get started in creating your own through her story of financial destruction. Kristen also talks about how she got sick with Graves disease, healed herself to the shock of modern medicine, and the lessons she learned about how she wanted to live going forward.

Curt Maly talks about the mindset of success and how he's learned that "most people won't do anything consistently ever and so the ones who do win." He shares his experiences becoming an entrepreneur, starting in real estate, becoming a sought after social media marketer, being sued and banned by Facebook in 2015 in the midst of spending 17 million dollars a month on Facebook ads and how he used that situation to continue growing and expanding his businesses and products.

Patty Dominguez explains how she was able to walk away from corporate America and replace her six figure income within her first year of entrepreneurship. She shares the tangible strategies she employs to help her clients become "a category of one."

Todd Siddons shares about how he made strategic decision to become the living embodiment of freedom and choice. He explains what timing is really all about and how to maximize the opportunities in your life regardless of what circumstances are present.

On the Episode:

On the podcast today I want to talk to you about a few different things that have happened lately for me and that may also help a few of you out there.

These experiences have helped me and I hope that they can help you as well.

On the Episode:

•I talk about the traveling I did recently in London.

•I talk about the launch day of the podcast and how I was able to be more relaxed and tuned out for the launch.

•I discuss the mastermind group that I am in and how I travelled to Palm Springs for a few days for the group.

•I talk about the experience of launching the podcast and what it has done for me.

•I talk about how starting something new can be great for you and can help you within business and with yourself.

•I talk about the opportunity that I have been given in network marketing.

•I talk about financial integrity and what it means to me.

•I explain the mindset change that I went through and the changes that I made.

•I explain how the mindset changes have helped me to see what I actually want and what I had which was only because I thought I had to.

•I talk about how I have decided to live on less in order to reinvest and increase my future.

•I talk about budget and the changes that I have made.

On the podcast today I have Danielle Lambert. I met Danielle about a year ago and we have become great friends since then. Danielle has taken a niche market and has turned it into a great business, Snout School.

Today Danielle talks us through her business and how it can be used within other industries.

On the Episode:

•I ask Danielle about her business and how she works in such a niche market.

•Danielle talks about her career history and how she used this in order to create a business around what she already knew.

•Danielle talks about how the business started as a blog for business owners.

•I ask Danielle about posting to social media and how you go about posting the right content.

•Danielle talks about story telling in your social media posts and how important it is.

•We talk about transparency in your posts and how it helps people relate to your posts.

•Danielle talks about the veterinary industry being very female orientated and that there is a lot of competition within the industry.

•I ask Danielle if she struggled with comparison when she started her business and how she worked through it.

•We talk about the mindset behind working and the importance of mindset.

•I ask Danielle if she has any advice or tricks that helped her with her mindset when she came into business.

•We talk about community and networking and how it can help you in business.

•I ask Danielle about the progression of her business and bringing her style to the industry.

•I ask Danielle what lessons she is working on this year and will bring her the most value.

•I ask Danielle what one opinion she holds about herself and has helped her within her business.

So this is a really fun topic for me because I've known about celery juice and the person who really started the movement. Anthony William for quite a few years. And quite honestly, if I think about the things that I get asked or the conversations that are brought to me most often, so so often I'm asked about celery juice, so I figured it would be a really fun opportunity to really talk about how was first exposed to it, where it actually came from a little bit of the background of it, how to do it effectively, my results from it and all the questions that tend to come up on a what, at this point feels like a daily basis, which is so interesting. So I was first exposed to Anthony William and his work several years ago. And for those of you who don't know, Anthony William is, for lack of a better word, the creator or the mastermind behind celery juice.