Karlosophies

Sasha Peakall is on a mission to help stressed out business women grow their businesses in a way that leverages their time so that they don't have to hustle their butt off for every single penny. As the Sales Funnel Strategist, she believes it's her job to help people create a strategy that will help them sell their products on autopilot in a completely value packed, non-sleazy way so that they no longer have to live a sucky, hustled-out life! You can connect with Sasha at https://thesalesfunnelstrategist.com/

In this episode, Karly comes in unscripted from Northern New South Wales, Australia to share insights and takeaways inspired by one of Disney's latest feature films, Moana.

Katie Wyatt is a podcaster, speaker, writer, coach and trainer. Katie isn't just building a business - she's building an empire! She's helping others to build theirs too. One of Katie's superpowers is the ability to teach and guide other women to take action to step up and build their empires too. Katie is an inspiring blend of intelligence, strategy, wit and charm. She has grown her authority, influence and online presence rapidly using the podcasting platform. After launching her first successful podcast - Empire by Design - in 2014 she has made a name in the podcasting world. She is the founder of the course PodWell for entrepreneurs to learn to grow their profile and influence with a podcast, and Podcast Empire a membership community for podcasters focused on growing their audience, converting more clients and creating community. She facilitates two free Facebook communities - Empire Builders and Podcaster Posse. You can connect with Katie at www.katiewyatt.me

Karly comes in unscripted from Northern New South Wales, Australia with another free-flow convo on life and business.

In 2012, The Merrymaker Sisters - also known as Emma and Carla Papas - discovered a different way of living... They were fed up with counting calories and sick of the guilt they felt after eating, with low self-esteem and super confused by all the information that was being thrown at them. They were in this obsessive whirlwind of fad diets, quick fixes and negative body image. 'Health' used to mean: losing weight, eating less and more exercise. And then they found another way, a better way, a much more fun and delish-filled way to live, and wanted to share it with everyone. Their philosophy is less stress is best, in every possible way. ESPECIALLY when it comes to food. They believe that people have better things to do than feel guilty about past meals and anxious about what you're going to eat next. Life doesn't have to be controlled around the food you eat. When you live a Merrymaker Lifestyle, you eat real food. And real food rocks. They don't care if you're paleo, vegan, vegetarian, LCHF, raw, etc. The Merrymaker Lifestyle is about adding more GOOD to your life (and your plate!). You can connect with Emma and Carla at http://themerrymakersisters.com/

In 2012, The Merrymaker Sisters - also known as Emma and Carla Papas - discovered a different way of living... They were fed up with counting calories and sick of the guilt they felt after eating, with low self-esteem and super confused by all the information that was being thrown at them. They were in this obsessive whirlwind of fad diets, quick fixes and negative body image. 'Health' used to mean: losing weight, eating less and more exercise. And then they found another way, a better way, a much more fun and delish-filled way to live, and wanted to share it with everyone. Their philosophy is less stress is best, in every possible way. ESPECIALLY when it comes to food. They believe that people have better things to do than feel guilty about past meals and anxious about what you're going to eat next. Life doesn't have to be controlled around the food you eat. When you live a Merrymaker Lifestyle, you eat real food. And real food rocks. They don't care if you're paleo, vegan, vegetarian, LCHF, raw, etc. The Merrymaker Lifestyle is about adding more GOOD to your life (and your plate!). You can connect with Emma and Carla at http://themerrymakersisters.com/

Another free flow convo, coming in raw and unscripted from the middle of a summer downpour on the beaches of Northern New South Wales, Australia. You can view the short live video that preceded this episode here: https://www.facebook.com/karlynimmo/videos/1808485622739033/

Dan Norris is a serial entrepreneur, 4X best-selling author and international speaker. In 2013 he was 2 weeks away from unemployment after 8 straight years of business failure. In the next week, without any funding, he launched a WordPress support service called WP Curve, providing ongoing small fixes for a monthly fee. Within 2 years, it was a $1m business with over 40 developers in 7 countries and thousands of clients. He sold the business to GoDaddy in 2016. Instead of messing around trying to validate ideas or debating things with his entrepreneurial friends during this process, he just launched. Then he made decisions based on real information from real customers to build the business. He now helps other entrepreneurs do the same thing via his books and private mastermind. You can connect with Dan at http://dannorris.me/

A very, VERY special episode of Karlosophies, where Karly comes in unscripted to talk about reaching the milestone of 100 podcast episodes.

Carly is a writer, speaker and appearance activist. She challenges people's thinking about what it's like to have a visibly different appearance. Carly has written for many publications including The Guardian, Daily Life, The ABC, Mamamia, Frankie magazine and SBS. She has used her blog to write about her skin condition, Ichthyosis, as well as to promote causes such as Love Your Sister and Donate Life. Carly received the 2010 and 2013 Yooralla Media Awards for Best Online Commentary for her body of disability focused writing (she declined 2014's award due to ethical reasons). She won the best personal blog category for Kidspot Voices of 2013, and the 2013 BUPA Health Activist award for Positive Life Change, and she was also a finalist in the Best Australian Blogs competition in 2011, 2012 and 2014. Carly was named as one of Australia's most influential women in the 2014 Australian Financial Review and Westpac 100 Women of Influence Awards. Most recently, Carly received a diversity award from the Australian Centre for Leadership for Women for organising Australia's first Ichthyosis meet. She is also the cohost of the podcast, Refreshments Provided. You can connect with Carly at http://carlyfindlay.blogspot.com/ and/or http://www.facebook.com/tune.into.radio.Carly