The Reset with Franklin Taggart

In this episode of The Reset Podcast, Franklin Taggart interviews Susan Atwater and Jeffrey Pomranka of Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud, an organization that has been active in our community for 50 years. We talk about the challenges faced by non-profit organizations, recent and upcoming special events, and how the non-profit world is changing as more transparency and accountability are put in place.

For more information, visit https://www.lovelandmealsonwheels.org/

On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LovelandMealsOnWheels/

Brian Hanning is a Northern Colorado attorney who specializes in helping small businesses with their legal concerns. He is also a volunteer for the Colorado Attorneys for the Arts, providing legal services for qualified artists. Brian is an active member in our community, volunteering frequently to help with events like Made in Loveland Week, and Fort Collins ComiCon.

In this episode he shares about his own discovery of his passion for law, some stories of how he helps small businesses and artists, and some of the local events and organizations that he generously supports with his time and talent.

Recommended Links:

Brian’s website - https://thatdamnlawyer.com/

Colorado Attorneys for the Arts - http://cbca.org/colorado-attorneys-for-the-arts/ (note: the link mentioned in the interview is incorrect)

Brian on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-hanning-942ab812/

Contact Brian - [email protected]

After graduating from Harvard, Dr. Joanie Connell landed in Silicon Valley as an engineer only to find that she wanted more in her work than what she’d been finding. Taking a leap in an entirely new direction, she received her PhD in Psychology from U.C. Berkeley and entered the business of consulting. She’s the author of Flying Without a Helicopter (Berrett-Koehler Publishers), and most recently she’s the host and producer of a new podcast, Reinventing Nerds.

For more information:

http://flexibleworksolutions.com

http://flyingwithout.com

https://reinventingnerds.com

This show was recorded using Zoom video conferencing http://bit.ly/2sPDZLf

Vi Wickam is a championship fiddler who has a knack for making ideas happen. His ability to take targeted, effective action has shown up in a variety of arenas, from music, to web design, to online education, and creating a new venue for live music in his home town.

More information about Vi at http://vithefiddler.com

Thanks to Danny Dodge at Roadrunner Productions for providing the place and the expertise to make this podcast happen. See what he can do for you at http://roadrunnerproductions.com.

More information about this show and more can be found at franklintaggart.com and makeyourownwaymedia.com.

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My guest for this episode is hobby farmer Melissa Davis.

8 years ago Melissa Davis left a management career to begin growing food for her family.

After several years of preparing the soil on her family’s micro farm, Melissa now grows about half of the food her family consumes in a year.

She calls it hobby farming, but it sounds like more work than most hobbies.

This is her story about her transition from corporate work to working in the soil, and her new interest in acquiring a small manufacturing business.

For more information about Kiss the Ground visit http://www.kisstheground.com

For the Savory Institute visit http://www.savory.global

This interview was recorded on Zoom.

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My guest for this episode is financial coach, Penny Kidd. After learning to manage her own money, Penny found a new direction helping people earn more, save more, and rapidly reduce their debt. She shares practical strategies and tools, all while giving her clients persistent nuges toward financial freedom.

Sign up for a free discovery session with Penny at pennywisecoaching.com

On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PennywiseFinancialCoaching/

On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaY_xlaBfwkJ1admHf-rpbg

On Twitter: https://twitter.com/PennyKiddCoach

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Stephanie Whall left behind a less than inspirational project management career to pursue a passion project of bringing fun fitness programs to families like hers. Staying fit together and having fun together turned into her business ENJOYit Fitness. Learn more at http://enjoyitfitness.com

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Do you find things like marketing, promoting, and selling terrifying? I often do. It's time to demystify these bugaboos and get on with our business. I know a lot of artists who play a hand called "starving artist." Many of them don't understand that a career like theirs is both producing great work AND selling great work. I share a couple of my own insights about this here.

If you'd like to know more about me or this podcast, please visit http://franklintaggart.com

If you'd like to be my guest, drop me a line at [email protected]

I and many of my clients have had to work through this habit. It's common when you are starting something new to question or undermine the value of what you're offering. If you're going to sustain yourself adequately, you have to charge a fair amount for what you do. How do you arrive at that amount? I'll share some insights here about that very thing.

For more information about me or this podcast, please visit http://franklintaggart.com

If you'd like to be my guest, drop me a line at [email protected]

How often do you stop short of trying something new because you see a "reason" not to try? And then you make an excuse to justify your not trying. In this episode I share some insight about internal resistance, and how we can stop our own resistance from holding us back.

For more info about me and this podcast, please visit http://franklintaggart.com

If you'd like to be my guest, drop me a line at [email protected]