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**Earn Your Happy**

Where F*ck-Yes Dreams Come To Figure It Out. This is where your boldest dreams meet the raw, messy middle—the risks, the failures, and the “WTF am I even doing?” moments.

It’s funny, vulnerable, and real as hell, because chasing big goals isn’t a straight line—it’s a rollercoaster. Top 25 in Entrepreneurship on Apple Podcasts | Forbes Top 11 Female-Led Business Podcasts Hosted by Lori Harder, entrepreneur, podcast host, author and founder of CPG wellness & beauty company Glōci, and your go-to business bestie matchmaker. If you’re here, it’s because you’ve got big dreams and a million ideas, but you’re missing some pieces—and maybe some key people—to bring it all together. We got you.

Follow along on Instagram too @loriharder for more inspiration just like this! This podcast is part of the YAP Media Network.

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Latest Episodes:

484. Stop betraying yourself and people pleasing now - with Lacey Johnson Feb 10, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

Recognizing the beauty in people and the world
How trauma can shape you
How to stop people-pleasing
Breaking patterns and stepping into your calling
Hurting your family by being successful
Life gives you the lessons that you need

Resources:

Learn more: laceyjohnson.com
Facebook: facebook.com/thelaceyjohnson
Twitter: twitter.com/thelaceyjohnson
Instagram: instagram.com/thelaceyjohnson
Learn more: The Bliss Project
Read: A Tribe Called Bliss
becomealigned.com

Show Notes:

I was so lucky to connect with Lacey Johnson over the phone, and before even meeting with her in person I felt immediately connected. She has stories that are going to take your breath away and move you, and I can’t wait for you to hear them.

Question Highlights:

Why do you connect with people so well?
What got you interested in writing?
What are some things you saw in your life that shaped you
What was one of the biggest things you realized you were capable of creating?
How do we make room for letting our truth come out?
How does self-betrayal show up for you and what do you have to do?
What do you do to see the opportunity in life?

Guest Bio:

Lacey Johnson is an award-winning essayist, editor, and journalist. She has worked with a broad range of authors, celebrities and entrepreneurs — including Deepak Chopra and Daymond John. She founded The Wonder Report in 2018, and her words can be read in a variety of print and digital media sources including Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Woman’s Day, POPSUGAR, and OprahMag.com—many of which have been syndicated by Apple News, MSN, The Huffington Post, and Yahoo!

With a deep intrigue for human beings and fiery passion for smacking her readers in the face with the truth, she writes and reports boldly and introspectively about topics that challenge the status quo — in the realms of love and relationships, spirituality, trauma, women’s issues, wellness and the nuances of a successful and fulfilling life. She is also deep in the process of co-authoring her first book, which is a conscious and gutsy exploration of the illusions of fame, power, success, and the inescapability of humanness—all told through narratives involving some of the people the world most idolizes.

483. The three things that will make you successful Feb 06, 2020

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In This Episode You Will Learn About:

The three things that set us apart
Being accountable
The three vital pieces of accountability
Controlling your environment
Thinking about the big picture

Resources:

Fast Foundations: fastfoundations.com

Show Notes:

On this quickie, I’ve invited my husband along! We talk about 3 things that we know have made us successful and stand apart from the rest.

482. Questionably Awesome - Your burning questions about COURAGE answered Feb 05, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

Learning in a state of joy
Focusing on solutions and belief
Trying on the highest version of yourself
Feeling more like yourself
Meeting people with zero expectation

Resources:

Learn more: The Bliss Project
Learn more: eventluv.com
Read: A Tribe Called Bliss

Show Notes:

Welcome to Questionably Awesome, where you’re going to find yourself questioning why you are listening. Evans and I answer your questions about doing a rebrand, finding courage, setting goals, and the fear of getting close to people.

Question 1:

@alecialindsay

How to be bold in sharing when your soul decided to do a "rebrand"?!

Question 2:

@katieandhercanines

How do you find the courage to leave the religion you grew up with and limiting beliefs?

Question 3:

@andi_ruth

HALP: I often fear the more people I get close to just leads to more stress and obligation to others.

481. BE the GIRL ON FIRE - with Cara Alwill Feb 03, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

Working with a publisher vs. self publishing
What happens when your dream comes true and you don’t realize it
Imposter syndrome
Getting the confidence to crown yourself
Serving people with purpose
Remaining fearless as your audience grows
Doing things that are uncomfortable for other people

Resources:

Show Notes:

Whenever I get a chance to have a glass of champagne with someone, I’m probably not going to pass it up. With Cara Alwill being the creator of the Champagne Diet blog, I needed more of that. She is one of the most down to earth, champagne-loving girls girls I know. She has a new book called Girl on Fire that you are not going to want to miss.

Question Highlights:

What was the difference between working with publishers and self-publishing?
Why do people always wait to be chosen instead of choosing themselves?
Can we skip the publisher process or is it a part of the journey?
Why do we need to burn the rule book in order to move forward?
What is your confident voice saying, and what is the other voice saying?
What are you available for?

Guest Bio:

Cara Alwill Leyba is a bestselling personal development author, mentor to women entrepreneurs and creator of The Champagne Diet blog. She has self-published eight bestselling books, including the worldwide sensation Girl Code, which have inspired women around the world to step into their power and fulfill their potential. Cara’s books have been translated into multiple languages like Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, Mongolian and Vietnamese. Her weekly podcast, Style Your Mind, has achieved over six million unique downloads as she continues the conversation started in Girl Code. Cara has been featured in Forbes, Glamour, Shape, Entrepreneur, Success, Cosmo, Marie Claire and many more publications.

480. Manifest faster!! Jan 30, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

Getting clear on what you want
Going on manifest walks
How to manifest big goals
My core values

Resources:

Learn more: eventluv.com
Learn more: The Bliss Project
Read: A Tribe Called Bliss

Show Notes:

Today I want to talk about specificity. Why is it so important to be so specific in our lives with what we are asking for?

You must be clear on what you want, even if you don’t know what it is for sure. You will need those details to manifest the life you want.

479. Questionably Awesome - Your burning questions about TRIBE answered Jan 29, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

Crying at work
Finding people worth the effort
Staying committed when your tribe isn’t
Finding a tribe when you travel a lot
Staying connected

Resources:

Learn more: The Bliss Project
Learn more: eventluv.com
Read: A Tribe Called Bliss

Show Notes:

Time for another Q&A Day with me and Evans! Listen in as we answer questions that you have sent in, and hear our favorite quotes of the moment! In today’s “questionably awesome” episode, Evans and I are talking about staying motivated when your tribe isn’t onboard, finding a tribe when you travel, and staying connected when life gets busy!

Question 1:

@alstew22

We finished your book, now what? Half of us want to keep going and the others don't seem like they are interested or committed.

Question 2:

@laurenksorensen

How do you find your tribe when you travel a lot?

Question 3:

@stbarbeau

How do you stay connected to your tribe when life gets busy?

478. Joy of missing out and getting organized - with Tonya Dalton Jan 27, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

Getting your family to buy in on your business ideas
Missing out on the joy in our lives due to clutter
How every yes is saying no to something else
Setting boundaries
The “sandwich” strategy
Giving yourself space
Having a priority list instead of a to do list

Resources:

Show Notes:

When I interviewed Tonya Dalton for this week’s show, I instantly knew I wanted to connect more with her in my life. She is a productivity expert, and we all could use some tools there. This podcast is so much fun and so clarifying, and you will find ways to get hacks out of this even if you are not a business owner or entrepreneur.

Question Highlights:

How did you start doing what you do?
Where do we start with productivity?
What does JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) mean?
How do we say no when it’s really challenging?
How can we give ourselves some breathing room when we need it?
How do you make peace with not taking on other’s priorities?
How often should we check in and get clarity?

Guest Bio:

Tonya Dalton is a productivity expert, author, speaker and founder of inkWELL Press Productivity Co, a company centered around productivity tools and training. She released her first book, The Joy of Missing Out, with Harper Collins in October.

Tonya’s messages about business management, productivity, and the pursuit of passion have impacted thousands and inspired her to launch her podcast, Productivity Paradox which has surpassed more than a million downloads. Her podcast regularly ranks in the top 50 of all business management podcasts on Apple Podcasts.

Tonya has been featured on Real Simple, Entrepreneur, Inc., Apartment Therapy, Lauren Conrad, and Fast Company among other places. In 2019, Tonya received the Enterprising Woman of the Year Award and was named North Carolina's Female Entrepreneur to Watch by The Ladders.

477. Joy & Pain Share a Lane Jan 23, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

-How joy and grief go hand in hand

-Processing grief and letting yourself feel it

-Not isolating yourself

-Supporting yourself

Resources:

-Learn more: eventluv.com

-Learn more: The Bliss Project

-Read: A Tribe Called Bliss

Show Notes:

Joy and grief exist together on the same highway. While holding my dream event, my best friend and puppy, Waffles, passed away. If you’re in a good place right now, don’t worry, this will only make it better. And if you’re experiencing grief and loss, I express my deepest sorrow for you. In the process of experiencing pain and loss, I’m also noticing my heart expanding in love as well.

476. Questionably Awesome - Your burning questions about COURAGE answered Jan 22, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

-Being supported by friends

-Sharing your pain to bond more with people

-Tools to help you be courageous

-Jumping into the fear

-Asking for help

-Letting people know you’re there

Resources:

-Learn more: The Bliss Project

-Learn more: eventluv.com

-Read: A Tribe Called Bliss

Show Notes:

We’re back with another episode of Questionably Awesome with me and Evans! We’ve got our favorite quotes of the week, and we answer your questions about courage and helping others in your life to be more courageous.

Review of the Week:

AmandaLeeSouthernSoul

"More than just a podcast! “Earn Your Happy” is amazing . Not only is it incredible alone - making me laugh, cry and feel like I’m connected to a supportive community, but is a gateway to new podcasts, inspirational people to follow on instagram along with adding to my ever growing book collection! I binge at work and get those weird looks when I bust out laughing at Lori and Evans (whatever totally worth it) and constantly take notes from the amazing guests on the show. This has truly been such a blessing that I stumbled upon casually looking through podcasts one day.

So grateful for this podcast to bring me back down from the stories I tell myself that are not true, get back into my higher self mindset and be my authentic self with no apologies!"

Question 1:

@goodvibes_chelsea

What are some tools that helped you to be courageous?

Question 2:

@al.lanz

What gives you the courage to jump into the fear?

Question 3:

@meg_cole_

How do you support others to be courageous?

475. Creating Life-Changing Art While Remaining Anonymous - with Atticus Jan 20, 2020

Show notes

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

-How our environment can feed who we are

-Getting out of a creative block

-Giving yourself grace to have incomplete ideas

-The “tortured artist”

-Having a human connection while remaining anonymous

-Making room for possibilities

-Finding a balance between creative and business ambitions

-Feeling stuck and how to get unstuck

Resources:

-Atticuspoetry.com

-The Truth About Magic

-@atticuspoetry

-Wine: winc.com/lostpoet

-Podcast: atticuspoetry.com/pages/podcast

-becomealigned.com

Show Notes:

Atticus, the two-time anonymous best-selling author has taken the world by storm with his beautiful poetry and his powerful themes of love and strength of the human spirit. He remains anonymous so he can “write from the shadows” and share from his heart without judgement. I went deep on asking him about this, wondering what it’s like to create like that, and how we can art from a place where we feel exposed.

Question Highlights:

-How did your environment feed who you are now?

-When did you discover that you had something worth putting down?

-How did your inspiration come through for you?

-How do you notice when you’re feeling stuck, and how do you get out of it?

-Do you ever regret being anonymous?

-Where do you feel these creative ideas are coming from?

-What advice do you have for people who feel really stuck in life?

-What is your favorite poem?

Guest Bio:

Atticus is the anonymous New York Times Bestselling author of Love Her Wild, The Dark Between Stars and The Truth About Magic.

He is a storyteller and observer. Born in the Pacific Northwest, he’s spent much of his life exploring the world and now calls California his home.