By Allison Hare
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America, you in danger, girl! In this special 4th of July episode of the Late Learner Podcast, I take on the big issues around our freedoms in the U.S., especially with recent political events and Supreme Court rulings. I start with a look at the meaning of Independence Day and the freedoms our ancestors fought for, but also voice my worries about the current state of our liberties.
We revisit a fiery discussion from when Roe v. Wade was overturned, stressing the need for action over just expressing outrage. I break down four key steps to make an impact: energizing people, getting deeply organized, having a detailed plan, and gathering resources. Many organizations like Planned Parenthood and Emily's List are already on this, and I urge listeners to support them.
I also share personal stories about my own political activism, the importance of turning anger into action, and staying engaged. I offer ten practical ways to get involved, from helping reproductive justice organizations, opening your home to those in need, normalizing conversations about abortion, and supporting pro-choice candidates.
Happy 4th of July!
-Allison Hare
Episode Links:
The Fall of Roe Resource Guide from LA Women's Collective
Companies Supporting Employees Costs/Travel for Needed Abortions
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The days of transactional business relationships and tired golf outings and happy hours just seem a little stale. And not only that, I think we are craving more of a blend to get to know people we do business with as humans. So how do you change the game of your business relationships? Well, I searched and I found THE most perfect person to help us do that. Barb Betts is a sought-after keynote speaker, coach, trainer, and mentor and also the host of the Relationships are your Superpower podcast. And today, we've got her!
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My mother died on June 11, 2021. On the 3rd anniversary of her passing, I am re-releasing the most personal episode I've ever done that captured the moment and the biggest life lessons I learned in her last 6 months.
Also, I did a follow-up episode with Kris Jones after the passing of her mom where we discussed how complicated relationships are with our moms. You can listen here.
xo,
Allison
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Work + summer + vacations + kids + pool trips + parties + camps + + + + aaaaahhhh! Summer is a LOT of work! I don't want you to miss the best parts of it by being too depleted to actually restore.
You've done everything to make sure your kids have all the best moments this summer - but in the meantime, you're missing ALL the moments because you are so overloaded. In this episode of Late Learner, here are 3 non-obvious strategies to sloooow down summer and make it lassssst!
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Why do high performers seem to struggle with their personal relationships? Our guest today is Jason VanRuler, a licensed therapist and author of "Get Past Your Past." Jason provides eye-opening insights into why high performers often struggle with personal relationships. He explains that while high performers excel in business by applying certain success strategies, these same strategies can fail in personal relationships. Jason emphasizes the importance of vulnerability, identifying safe people, isolation vs. self-isolation, and the need for intentional and consistent relationships (and grieving the ones that no longer fit).
We discuss the concept of "max awareness" in therapy, where people are more aware of their issues but often fail to take actionable steps to improve their relationships.
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Podcasting is great and all but it's NOT for everyone. Have you been on the fence about starting yours? Or started and got stuck or overwhelmed along the way? I put together 3 major reasons NOT to podcast so you can be clear either way and move ON or move FORWARD.
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Sheesh! As moms who are juggling our families, our selves, our businesses, and everything else under the sun, the state of motherhood is shifting in a new way. My guest, Dana Malstaff, founder of the big and beloved Boss Mom community, podcast, book, and business has a very unique perspective that will change everything for you.
Building a community of support (and joining communities that just feel like a big warm hug) involves several key elements. Dana emphasizes the importance of facilitation, a shared vision of the future, and a sense of belonging within a community.
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Social media for Gen X? More heart and humanity, less hacks and hustle? YES PLEASE! Chelsea Peitz is my guest today and she's flipping everything we know about social media on its head and creating a MUCH more productive space to connect and create meaningful relationships. I can't wait for you to hear this! She's SO refreshing and real.
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[00:06:35] Social media challenges and fears.
[00:10:11] Navigating social media algorithms.
[00:12:52] Less contenting, more commenting.
[00:16:01] Building relationships on social media.
[00:20:42] Personal Branding in Social Media.
[00:25:25] Quality over quantity in content.
[00:29:43] Building Authentic Community
[00:31:56] The TRUST framework.
[00:34:23] The power of relatable storytelling.
[00:38:47] Knowing your content goals.
[00:42:07] Lifestyle change and self-care.
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Genius or ASD? In this episode of the Late Learner Podcast, Allison Hare and guest Cindy Robinson discuss being diagnosed later in life with ADHD and ASD. We explore topics like high masking, setting the record straight on why we shouldn't say high or low functioning, and as always, bringing a fresh perspective. We are challenging old paradigms and bringing practical advice for late learners navigating ADHD and ASD diagnoses later in life.
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What do you do when you look in the mirror and gravity has stricken your once very youthful high and tight face? Not gonna lie - it’s a beeeyach. It can really mess with you. And it’s no secret that our society for centuries and centuries has put premium value on youth as a moral imperative to beauty. And wherever you may stand on plastic surgery, fillers, injections - it can also make a world of positive difference when done right and for the right reasons. So the question is - to cut or not to cut - and today, I got one of my favorite people ever on the podcast to unpack some of the beauty trends, understanding when it makes sense for surgery or less invasive options, what are some of the less effective trends that have really good marketing, how to find the right surgeon for you, and social commentary. Today’s guest is Dr. Louis DeJoseph, TRIPLE board certified award-winning renowned facial plastic surgeon based out of Atlanta. He is a Castle Connolly Top Doctor, voted Best Rhinoplasty Surgeon by Best Self, Best Facial Plastic Surgeon by Jezebel Magazine and featured in the Atlantan Magazine.
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00:00:03 - Introduction to the Late Learner Podcast
00:00:25 - Today's Topic: Aging and Beauty Standards
00:00:46 - Societal Value on Youth and Beauty
00:01:07 - To Cut or Not to Cut: Plastic Surgery Decisions
00:01:28 - Demystifying Beauty Trends and Surgery
00:02:01 - Introducing Dr. Louis DeJoseph
00:02:44 - Fun Fact: Top Beauty Tips to Boost Mood
00:04:04 - The Importance of Specialization in Facial Surgery
00:05:55 - Dr. DeJoseph's Background and Passion for Facial Anatomy
00:07:30 - Natural Approaches in Facial Plastic Surgery
00:08:01 - Trends in Non-Invasive Treatments and Shift Back to Surgery
00:10:53 - Marketing Influence on Beauty Trends
00:12:17 - Dr. DeJoseph's Practice Evolution and Patient Observations
00:15:06 - The Zoom Boom in Plastic Surgery
00:17:15 - The Great Deflation: Dissolving Fillers
00:18:03 - The Longevity of Filler Results
00:21:31 - Choosing the Right Surgeon and Injector
00:24:12 - Managing Patient Expectations and Obsessions
00:27:17 - Dr. DeJoseph's Personal Interests and Fellowship Program
00:29:08 - Marketing Trends and Trickery in Plastic Surgery
00:32:02 - Learning More About Dr. DeJoseph and Premier Image
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