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When people know they are valued and cared for, they go the extra mile. Without enthusiastic and dedicated people, your business goals will remain unachievable.
Our guest for today understands the value of putting your people first. In this episode, I’m so excited to share with you my conversation with Kerry the COO of MKG Marketing!
Kerry, who used to work in a crazy culture where she’s burnt out and felt replaceable, realized that the place she was in was not the life she wanted. She believes that people are first and that your expertise matters.
Join me in this purpose and value-driven conversation as Kerry shares her expertise on how she crafted her company around the values that she believes in most! She also talks about why you should put your people first!
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Azi ✨
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We all start somewhere. In the case of our guest today, Jyotsna Ramachandran, it was self-publishing a book written by ghostwriters. Determined to find another source of income, she opted to be independent from publishing houses-- which would eventually become the catalyst for starting her own full blown business.
From employee to employer, Jyotsna joins us today to talk about her journey in entrepreneurship-- how she built a business from her relevant network and created a streamline way for authors around the world to self-publish.
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Kicking bad habits is never easy-- Laurie Lewis knows exactly this feeling from when she kicked sugar almost 20 years ago. Growing up, Laurie maintained a very midwestern American diet, totally opposite to her new palette for bitter greens.
With her life now as an intermittent fasting coach, she’s always been a big advocate for the diet since it helped her through her own time with menopause. Since then, she’s been spreading the word to help women going through the same thing, hopefully providing the solution for them to overcome the weight, emotional, and mental issues that come with this giant hormonal shift in our bodies.
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Azi ✨
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Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a podcast host, publicity is something you’ll always need to increase your sales or engagement. From the age-old Press Release to our current digital marketing advertisements, there are still some core strategies that never change with the industry-- and that’s targeting the right audience.
In this episode, we have Heather Dean, a former premier entertainment journalist that has worked for the Associated Press, MTV, and E! Entertainment, to talk about how publicity has changed and ways we can improve our visibility to these mentioned target audiences.
We go in depth on how to get to decision makers, making your content relevant, and increasing your chances of being accepted to be promoted. If your business is just starting out or you’re at the point where it's time to finally get out there-- this is just the right episode for you.
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Azi
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Standing and speaking at a TED talk stage has now become the gold standard for public speaking. The benefits of speaking for TED events opens a lot of opportunities. As a result, the path to becoming a sought-after speaker and delivering a speech that is worth your audience’s time can be a challenge, however, it is doable!
Do you have “Ideas Worth Spreading”?
If yes, then this episode is for you!
Present your ideas with confidence today as Communications Expert, Linda Lovitch join us in this episode to share pro tips on how to write and deliver a TED talk presentation smoothly!
Linda is a media and communications consultant in Israel, working with government spokespersons, ambassadors, high tech executives, start-ups, universities, and non-profits. She trains people to present to live and remote audiences, interview in the press, communicate inter-culturally and create powerful messages delivered with confidence.
If you’re having trouble on how to best convey your message, or you want to feel more comfortable and confident speaking in front of a camera or an audience, I invite you to listen to this episode as Linda shares valuable tips on how to slay that TED talk!
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TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking
Shira Lankin Sheps, the creator and CEO of the Layers Project speaks with us about the power of personal story telling to connect your audience with you and your brand.
In this episode, she talks about her journey in creating and producing her magazine in which she has written the personal stories of hundreds of women and addressed topics previously unaddressed in her community.
She explains that while it's crucial to be your authentic self, not everything is fit for sharing.
Learn what to share and how to share it for maximum impact.
To connect with Shira and learn about her work, visit The Layers Project Magazine.
You can also download a free guide and workbook on utilising the power of story to connect with your audience and grow your brand right here.
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Azi ✨
When COVID hit this past Spring, my dormant anxiety and insomnia woke up - full force. After a few nights of medication-induced deep sleep and days filled with unwanted withdrawal symptoms, I began to wonder if there was a better way.
What I discovered is a complete and total miracle. I would call it a drug, but as today's guest - Dr. Alan Flashman, MD, (Pediatrician and Psychiatrist) explains, it isn't actually a 'drug' at all.
Cannabis. Something that I never would have considered in a responsible treatment protocol has become a staple in my daily self care routine, and I've never felt mentally, emotionally, or physically better in my life.
As Dr. Flashman explains, I am not alone. Cannabis is being used in the successful treatment of PTSD, with anxiety symptoms, for Autism-associated behaviours in children, and other critical capacities.
He shares an overview of Cannabis from a scientific perspective, why it has been illegal and controversial for so long, and what a responsible and compassionate treatment plan can look like that includes Cannabis.
To connect with Dr. Flashman https://alanflashman.com/
To connect with me - Azi - your host - drop me a line [email protected] or attend a LIVE podcast interview and women's workshop
www.DrAzi.co/workshop
Disclaimer: This article outlines the personal experience of one person with health challenges and does not in any way constitute medical or any other type of advice related to medical treatment.
In this episode, you'll learn how to improve your memory, focus, and productivity with fun and practical tips and tools from Rena Yudkowsky of Memory Matters.
Rena has been a geriatric social worker for two decades, specialising in improving the lives and memories of older adults.
Rena and host Azi speak about strategies to live more productive lives, and Rena shares the truth about multi-tasking.
Visit www.renayudkowsky.com for resources and further information from Rena.
This episode is an excerpt from the weekly workshops for women with your host Azi Jankovic.
To learn more, or to attend a LIVE workshop visit DrAzi.co/workshop.
In this episode, you’ll learn key takeaways from the latest research on stress reduction.
What is the difference between positive and helpful stress versus detrimental and negative stress?
What are the mindsets that support and assist wellness, happiness, and longevity?
Nomi Levy, today’s guest, speaks about the shifts that you can make right now - no matter what is going on around you - to implement the research, live healthier, happier, longer, and more productively.
This episode was excerpted from a weekly workshop. To attend a live workshop and participate in the Q&A / conversation, visit www.DrAzi.co/workshop
For more information or to connect with Nomi Levy, Board Certified Health Coach, visit www.NomiKnowsHealth.com
In this episode, Elisheva Hudson speaks about the power of story telling, and how you can share your story with the world in a way that resonates.
Elisheva studied filmmaking in university, and over the past several years, has found a way to utilize her creative passions and abilities to tell the stories of other creative entrepreneurs. She shares about the value of story telling, and how one of the best things that a brand can do to connect with its audience is to TELL THE STORY of the people behind the brand.
You'll also hear about Elisheva's journey into entrepreneurship, as well as how I (Azi) first met Elisheva. Elisheva took part in my 12-Week program early on in 2020. Since then, she has continued to grow and evolve her business, as well as collaborate in many creative ways with other women in the program.
To learn more about Elisheva or to connect with her directly, visit her website HERE (www.hudsonfilmsdocustory.com)
Instagram HERE (instagram.com/elishevahudson)
or Facebook HERE (.facebook.com/hudsonfilmsdocustory)
When I first heard about her business, I was SO excited to connect with her because of my own personal connection to film and video. You'll hear all about that in this episode, as well as some of the lessons I've learned working closely with an entrepreneur in this field over the past sixteen years.
A lot of my students and clients share their fears and anxieties with me around shifting out of being an employee and into being an entrepreneur. In this episode, you'll hear about a conversation with a close friend that I had over 15 years ago that gave me a helpful perspective when I was experiencing these same concerns.
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Thanks for tuning in, and until next time... wherever you are in the world, I hope that you are meeting yourself with kindness :)
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