Virginia Baker Woolf holds a completed a double degree in Spanish and worked as a Lecturer in Spanish for many years and most recently as an Educational Management Consultant and Executive Coach. 

If you have ever struggled with your mindset around money then this is the episode for you. After qualifying as a coach in 2001 and working in her corporate gig as a Lecturer, today’s guest left a toxic work environment to focus on being a full time coach. Along the way she fought through two different cancer diagnosis in one year! Virginia is passionate about changing women’s mindsets when it comes to money, but those limiting mindsets can also apply to men and we chat about how our mindset towards money is different for the sexes and perhaps the reasons why.

We talk:

-      money, money, money oh and mindset

-      the cancer diagnosis

-      her cancer journey

-      art therapy

-      the importance of listening to your gut/ intuition

-      why she is passionate about changing women’s mindsets around money

Virginia’s coaching qualifications:

• Certified Money Coach (CMC)®
• Associate Certified Coach – International Coach Federation 2006
• Certified Master Coach – Behavioural Coaching Institute
• Graduate Core Essentials Coach Training – Corporate Coach U
• Graduate Advanced Coaching – Corporate Coach U
• Accredited Coach – Results Coaching Systems
• Certified MSCEIT Emotional Intelligence Practitioner
• Licensed facilitator of The Coaching Clinic: Coaching Skills for Manager

Virginia’s social media 

https://www.facebook.com/themoneyproject.vbw

https://www.instagram.com/the.moneyproject/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/money-coaching/

 www.themoneyproject.net

Masterclass:

https://themoneyproject.net/masterclass4

The Money Project Signature 4 Step Breakthrough Money Project

https://themoneyproject.net/Enrol-The-Money-Project

https://themoneyproject.net/the-money-project/

And here is a free gift:

https://themoneyproject.net/wealth-mindset-ebook-optin

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Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is a group of rare, genetic disorders that involve a breakdown and loss of cells in the retina. It is hereditary and often ends in total vision loss. Suffers are mostly diagnosed in their teens. Unusually my father was diagnosed with this condition at the age of 57. Now 70, my dad talks about his journey of slowly losing his sight and the impact his diagnoses has had on his life.

We talk: fishing, retirement, sight loss, family, learning to walk with a white cane, guide dogs and the dangers of talking with your hands when you can’t see waiters with drink trays beside you.

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A proud Jamaican, Racquel Newman was born with Albanism during the 80’s when there was a lack of understanding of the genetic condition both in the medical profession and in the community. Having to overcome numerous social bias and challenges, Racquel has built her own business dedicated helping clients strengthen their businesses with the power of email marketing. When she's not enhancing her clients' businesses, she's helping her fellow Jamaicans to discover the world of online earning opportunities.

Book: The Albino Marketer: My Journey to Online Success Despite the Odds (https://amzn.to/3u6mkvA)

https://racqueln.com/ 

FB: thealbinomarketer

LI: racquelnewman/ 

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Belle Lockerby's literary debut “Awkward is the New Brave”, where Belle becomes our bravery bestie through sharing her personal story of overcoming an arsenal of life’s “adversity wedgies”.

Belle encourages everyone to be brave enough to be themselves, awkward enough to try the uncomfortable things, and kind enough to become the safe space for others doing the same.

Having coached over 1000 humans from all walks of life, Belle lives and breathes change. She knows we can repurpose our pasts using a shield of humour and a sword of honesty to become lovers of AND fighters for our own lives.

www.instagram.com/bellelockerby

www.facebook.com/heytherebelle

https://bellelockerby.com

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Adriana Cowdin is a former Corporate America “C suite” Marketing executive who whilst in hospital battling 9 chronic illnesses, founded her digital marketing company ‘Dekaf Digital’, building it into the empire that it is today. 

Adriana is a published author, 5-time Entrepreneur and Business Success Coach for Women Entrepreneurs and Executives.  She has coached over 6,500 clients across 5 continents doubling their business success as quickly as 6 months and Co-founder of the International Association of Coaching, Chicago Chapter.  Holding a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, she has completed several coaching programs including coaching, diversity & inclusion, and team leadership courses from Harvard Business School.  Her expertise in personal branding and leadership has been featured prominently on ABC News, WGN News, CBS News, NY Times, Forbes, CNN Money, Fox Business, Hoovers, Reuters, Inc. 500, NJ Star Ledger, The Houston Chronicle, Sydney Morning Herald (AUS), The Denver Post, LA Times, Huffington Post, Yahoo! Finance, Yahoo! Shine, The Ladders, LinkedIn, Monster.com and The Windy City Live Morning  Show and now the One Moment Please podcast!

We chat;

-         Building a business empire from start up!

-         The best staff retention strategy

-         Managing chronic illnesses

-         The dangers of sleep shopping!

-         The importance of building strategic business partnerships

-         Marketing strategies

-         And love!

FB: facebook.com/dekafdigital

IG: Instagram.com/henrywinstonsmom

TW: twitter.com/adrianacwodin

LI: linkedin.com/in/adrianacwodin

Site: adrianacowdin.com and dekafdigital.com

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Always wanted to have your own alcohol company? Adelaide Campbell turned her back on a lucrative stable corporate career in finance to start a company manufacturing the Brazilian spirit of Cachaça. We chat 9 months into Adelaide starting the company and a few months prior to her launching Kachaca Spirits in America. Adelaide is open about how she has gone educating herself on a totally new industry, navigating the complex world of remote manufacturing between Florida and Brazil, as well as the challenging minefield of alcohol distribution laws within America.

Social Media:

IG @lifewithmyceo

FB/ IG/ LinkedIn @KachacaSpirits

https://www.kachacaspirits.com

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Erik Allen had a complicated childhood and broken home, to raising himself from the age of 14. Unfortunately finding trouble along the way desperately trying to fill the gaping voids in his life.  

Now, Erik and his wife of nearly 15 years and their two children live in Northern Idaho and live a humble and blessed life. Together they are breaking the cycles handed down to them of addictions, depression, abuse, and lies.

Erik is an entrepreneur and avid MMA fan and he has created the best MMA podcast of the northwest, Top Rated MMA as well as another podcasts The Erik Allen Show where he chats to entrepreneurs.

Trigger warning: Domestic Violence 

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ErikAllenMedia

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/erikgallen/ 

Twitter - https://twitter.com/ErikGAllen

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikgallen/

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/TopRatedMMA  

Website - https://www.erikallenmedia.com/ 

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Nenia Corcoran has been a police officer in New Hampshire for nearly a decade and teaches a general safety class for young women. Despite being a police officer and professionally trained on how to identify domestic abuse on the job, she found herself a survivor herself of domestic violence. Nenia’s goal is to empower and educate young women to recognize the signs of toxic relationships to avoid becoming victims of abuse.

Holding a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Creative Writing and a Master of Arts Degree in English Literature from Southern New Hampshire University she is the author of He Loves Me Not, a young adult novel aiming to shine a light on toxic relationships and dating violence.

Social Media:

IG/ Twitter @neniacorcoran

Debut Novel: He Loves Me Not

https://www.amazon.com/He-Loves-Not-Nenia-Corcoran/dp/0578893843/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Personal Website/Blog:

www.neniacorcoran.com

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Chancellor (Chance) K Jackson grew up in Georgia (USA), and attended Stetson University. For nine years he played football at the high school and a D1 collegiate level. After graduating with a Bachelors Degree in Communication and Media Studies, Chance lived abroad and taught English in China. He fell into writing after his traumatic experience of being arrested for drugs, detained in Beijing for 14 days and deported. His first book, "14 Days in Beijing" has ranked #1 over fifteen times on Amazon in multiple genres.

IG: korlehj

14daysinbeijing.com

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Keith Banks is one of Queensland’s most decorated police officers and his experience as a Tactical Operations Specialist Officer in the eighties. After Keith left deep undercover duty (as told in his bestselling first book - Drugs, Guns and Lies), he continued to seek the adrenaline and rush of the sharp end of policing. Gun to the Head is a retelling of Keith’s high-risk operations as part of the Tactical Response Group, to his move into the shadowy world of Criminal Intelligence (where he spent years pursuing outlaw motorcycle gangs). Keith later changed to the Major Crime Squad, again searching for the rush and excitement he continually craved. But life in the fast lane takes a toll, and through Gun to the Head we see all that led to Keith’s years of suffering from PTSD. Gun to the Head facts: • To date Keith is the only police officer to have received the prestigious Queensland Police Valour Award medal twice in his career. Both occasions are explored within this book. • This tactical work is what leads to Keith’s PTSD. He is now a volunteer Peer Support Officer for Police Veterans Victoria and continues to recover. His goal is to help first responders realise they aren’t alone and that recovery is very possible.

**WARNING: Graphic and violent discussions of tactical situations, PTSD**

keithbanks.com.au

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