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From Single & Hungry to Engaged & Full: A Love Story About Waiting For Your Cheeseburger {With Kara & Caleb} May 19, 2020

Show notes

You might recognize Kara Elise, host of celebrity wellness parties from her previous interview where she compared her previous relationships to various foods. Now, Kara has not only met her cheeseburger, but is engaged to him! West Point Grad, former NFL Draft Pick, and motivational speaker, Caleb Campbell is joining Kara on today's episode and we are talking about their journey to finding themselves and then each other. What began as two single people who were on separate journeys has turned into a couple who are working together and have launched a podcast that is asking all the right questions. Between curating dinner parties to creating spaces for people to feel more understood, this couple is changing lives and encouraging people to lead their lives in a way that serves them.

You have to be your own cheeseburger, because someone else isn't the answer to your hunger.

What we're talking about

Kara & Caleb's Journeys To Finding Themselves, Then Each Other
Living A Life Unattached To "Things"
The Importance Of Finding Value & Giving Value

Kara & Caleb's Journeys to Finding Themselves, Then Each Other

Kara and Caleb's journeys were similar in that they were both working on themselves in order to make space for the right person to come into their lives. One of the keys in that was for them to accept their lives where they were at that moment. Caleb describes it as a journey of where you are, accepting it and a journey of letting go. It's about acceptance of your life and that if it were to never change, being ok with that.

Kara and Caleb attended the same writing workshop together and on day 1, Kara had decided she was content with her life as it was and Caleb opened up to everyone by crying. Both knew that they had to trust that the universe was for them and that being vulnerable would allow for inner healing.

Caleb's former life involved the NFL, but it had not been about the NFL. It had been a time of finding significance. Looking back, he realizes that by looking for significance, he wonders when he was actually robbed of it in the first place, needing to search for it.

Living A Life Unattached To "Things"

As most couples do, Kara and Caleb have discussed money. Neither of them have felt it was a priority because it's always been taken care of, but money is something we want to control, hold onto and figure out. The same can be said about eating disorders. It's not about the food, but about feeling safe and in control. Both are used as coping mechanisms. Kara and Caleb don't want to live life attached to "things" or things looking a certain way, whether it's relationships, money or anything else.

The Importance Of Finding Value & Giving Value

Value begets value. Caleb shares that every time you give value, value will be returned to you, therefore you can make amazing things happen every single day by what you do. In order to bring value, you need to come from a place of operating out of the present and with a want to continuously grow and evolve.

Caleb and Kara have done the inner work and healing and want to offer it externally, which is why they launched their new podcast. It's not about finding answers in life, but about asking the right questions. Every question leads to the journey of answering that question.

Are you asking the right questions of yourself?

LINKS MENTIONED

EP 64: Being Single In Your 30's A Book Called Toast & Finding Your Freedom In The Kitchen {with Kara Elise}

Kara and Caleb

Kara Elise's Instagram

Caleb Campbell's Instagram

A Doctor's POV: Coronavirus Do's & Don'ts {With Dr. Ben Johnston & Alyssa Rosenheck} May 12, 2020

Show notes

There is information overload right now with all things coronavirus related and it can seem overwhelming. We are getting some clear do's and don'ts from Dr. Ben Johnston and his wife, Alyssa Rosenheck (she's been on the podcast before!). We are getting Dr. Ben's medical point of view after talking to numerous doctors and reading a lot of research. We are also hearing from Alyssa who is an interiors and architectural photographer and sharing her views as a business owner who is anticipating a book tour in the fall. Disclosure: Dr. Ben is an ear, nose and throat surgeon, not an epidemiologist or virologist. The views expressed in this interview are his. Please consult your doctor for opinions, your personal risks, and diagnosis.

Let's have an honest conversation about Coronavirus!

What we're talking about

Dr. Ben's Views On Wearing A Face Mask
What Does The Future Of Social Interacting Look Like?
Pre-Existing Conditions & The Risk of Coronavirus

Dr. Ben's Views On Wearing A Face Mask

If you go to the grocery store, you most likely see people in face masks, but there are still some who aren't wearing masks. There are different types of masks such as the N95 which is designed to protect physicians and medical staff. Dr. Ben says wearing a mask really depends on the setting and environment. He recommends wearing a mask especially if you are indoors and have a prolonged exposure to others. If you are outdoors, such as at a beach, then the value of a mask might not be as high as if you are indoors. The important thing to remember is that wearing a mask protects those around you. Wearing a mask is a sign of solidarity and community and you are supporting your community when you wear one.

What Does The Future Of Social Interacting Look Like?

Summer is coming up and so are 4th of July celebrations, but what will those celebrations look like? Dr. Ben discusses the risk tolerance of being infected and how that will determine what social interaction is going to look like in the months to come. With warmer weather come the hopes of a reprieve in the virus and a prediction that families and communities will want to come together again. Most likely we won't see big city gatherings for fireworks displays though. As more testing and research on antibodies come out, we'll know more, but right now there's no reason to cancel everything in the future. Dr. Ben advises you should have cautious optimism, but also have a really strong Plan B. Alyssa reminds us that the opportunities could have unexpected positive results and outcomes, so don't get discouraged.

Pre-Existing Conditions & The Risk Of Coronavirus

Alyssa is a thyroid cancer survivor, but that fact doesn't necessarily make her high-risk for contracting Coronavirus. High risk factors include being over the age of 65 and a weakened immune system. Inflammation is playing a factor, yet research is showing that people with asthma and severe allergies appear to be less susceptible to getting it.

We're all looking for answers...did you get some today?

LINKS MENTIONED

EP 120: The #1 Thing To Do During COVID-19 Quarantine (Work From Home Part 2)

The New Southern Style

Alyssa Rosenheck's Website

Alyssa Rosenheck's Instagram

Hackwith Design

Hedly and Bennett

CDC

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Twitter

Scott Gottlieb's Twitter

Eric Topol's Twitter

The #1 Thing To Do During COVID-19 Quarantine (Work From Home PART 2) May 05, 2020

Show notes

Today I am celebrating the fact that we've made it through another day during quarantine! We are still on lockdown and there are definitely some sweet times with the kids, but it is hard to parent and work at the same time. For that reason alone, we are celebrating the fact that we are doing a great job and you should be doing the same. I am not a multi-tasker when it comes to dealing with 2 important things such as work and being a parent at the exact same time. I built my business so that I wouldn't have to do both of these important things at the same time, but right now, we have to do it all. Last week, we discussed the #1 thing you should do with your kids and today we are talking about the #1 thing you should do with your work during this time. Hint...it has to do with cutting your to-do list in half!

You're doing a great job! Keep showing up!

What we're talking about

Deciding Your Future 3 Years From Now
Simplifying Your Work To Do List
Your New Ritual - Celebrating Every Night

Deciding Your Future 3 Years From Now

Work is an important part of our lives and how we show up during this time can be overwhelming. To help you figure out how to show up, look at 6 months from now and decide how you want to look back on this time. In order to decide what we want that to look like, create your 3 year manifesto and start planning how your life will look 3 years from now. By doing this, you'll know what to focus on during this time and it will help you discover what the meaningful things are.

Simplifying Your Work To Do List

Simplify your work to do list by only focusing on the things that are truly meaningful. You're going to discover what is meaningful to you by working on your 3 year manifesto and deciding what you want your life to look like. Cut your to do list in half and make those tasks the most significant ones that will help you move the needle in your business.

Your New Ritual - Celebrating Every Night

We all have a natural tendency to focus on the things we should have done instead of focusing on celebrating the things we have done. Every night, take some time to write down 10 things you accomplished that day and notice the small things. From taking a shower to getting a workout in, you're doing it all and you're doing a great job! Start celebrating your accomplishments consistently and teach your brain to become more resilient. Celebrate yourself every single day!

Are you celebrating how amazing you are?

LINKS MENTIONED

EP 119: The #1 Thing To Do During COVID-19 Quarantine (Work From Home With Kids Edition)

3 Year Manifesto

The #1 Thing To Do During COVID-19 Quarantine (Work From Home With Kids Edition) Apr 27, 2020

Show notes

We are currently still on lockdown due to COVID-19 and even though times seem crazy, my gratitude has skyrocketed. I'm grateful for the moments that I get to be with myself to listen to what I want or do what I want to refuel my soul. These moments aren't happening all too often since we are all home as a family and working with our kids. This is a brand new normal and none of us know what the new kind of standard of living will look like, but it will be complicated. There is a difference between surviving and sheltering in place and in the most intense moments, there are things we need to remember and can continue to remember even when things go back to whatever normal will look like. I'm sharing how we're handling quarantine as a family, how I'm handling it as an individual and sharing my tips to take with you as you navigate this new world.

Let's reset, be intentional and thoughtful about how we want to show up.

What we're talking about

The #1 Thing You Should Ask Yourself During Quarantine
How To Stay Present As A Parent
The Importance Of Showing Up Intentionally

The #1 Thing You Should Ask Yourself During Quarantine

The #1 thing you should be asking yourself during quarantine is "How do I want to say I showed up during this time in my life 6 months from now?". Let's fast forward to 6 months from now and look at the bigger picture. What will have mattered during this time when it comes to our kids? Chances are that screen time is going to matter less and quality time spent dancing and laughing will have mattered more.

How To Stay Present As A Parent

Staying present as a parent is more complicated due to the balance of staying present as a worker. You're probably dealing with more temper tantrums and worrying about school work, but with emotions on either a high or a low, it's important to be proactive instead of reactive. Think about why you wanted to have kids in the first place. You didn't have kids to ensure they followed the rules or ate their dinner. You became a parent because you loved the idea of having a family and loving your child. Think about why you became a parent, how you want to make your kids feel during this time, and how you want to feel as a parent during this time. Go back to the root of why you became a parent, focus on that, and you'll breathe easier.

The Importance Of Showing Up Intentionally

When you show up intentionally you will be proactive in your actions and you can retrain your brain. By showing up intentionally for the important people and moments in your life, you'll not only feel prouder of yourself, but you'll also create more memories. Memories that include dance parties and watching trash trucks together instead of disciplining and temper tantrums. Remind yourself to have play time by adding an appointment in your calendar for it. Set aside time for the things that are important to you to ensure they happen.

How are you going to show up intentionally during quarantine?

How To Learn From Your Past & Pivot Your Business (Featuring David Meltzer) Apr 21, 2020

Show notes

Speaker, author, and entrepreneur, David Meltzer is not only providing people with value, but is on a mission to bring happiness to one billion people. Being in the middle of a crisis with COVID-19, many people are starting to question what to do in their businesses and if they should give up altogether. David is encouraging you to pivot in your business instead of quitting. As the co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing, former CEO of the Leigh Steinberg Agency (the inspiration for Jerry Maguire!), top 100 business coach, executive producer of Elevator Pitch, host of top entrepreneur podcast, The Play Book, Variety magazine's Sports Humanitarian of the Year, and Ellis Island award winner, David knows what it means to launch a business and stick with it. Once driven by money, David is now passionate about being happy, making others happy and is sharing how you can do the same.

It's time to start empowering people to empower people!

What we're talking about

How Do You Know When To Let Go Of A Business Idea?
Learning To Love What You Do
How Happiness Is A Contagious Virus That Needs To Be Spread

How Do You Know When To Let Go Of A Business Idea?

In short, you shouldn't let go of a business idea. David says business is evolutionary, not revolutionary, therefore you should simply pivot. Constant pivot will create expansion and acceleration in your business. Pivoting along with being persistent every day will for negative energies and obstacles out of your way. What you see as failure and mistakes are actually the expansion, growth and skill development that you are acquiring. David reminds us that knowledge will only occur when you ask for help and that it happens over time.

Learning To Love What You Do

It is possible to take whatever you are doing right now and learn to love doing it. David shares how we all have the ability to change our mindset which will change our lives. One of the tools David uses is to work on what you are paying attention AND intention to because it equals the coincidences that you will experience. Coincidences stem from perspectives and mindsets and you must clear the interference of what you're already connected to in order to make room for what you love doing. You get to decide what you enjoy doing and how much value you want to provide. Ask yourself what you can get done out of importance, not urgency.

How Happiness Is A Contagious Virus That Needs To Be Spread

We may be seeing the coronavirus in the news, but David reminds us that there is another virus out there…called happiness. Happiness is the most powerful virus and can be spread by witnessing it. It's contagious. Happiness has unlimited capability of power and allows you to impact others to impact others to make people happy.

How will you spread the happiness virus and create a positive impact?

LINKS MENTIONED

Text David at (949) 298-2905

David Meltzer's Website

http://www.dmeltzer.com/

David Meltzer's Instagram

http://www.instagram.com/davidmeltzer

David Meltzer's LinkedIn

http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmeltzer2

How To Find A New Job (When It Feels Like Nothing's Out There) Featuring Lauren McGoodwin Apr 14, 2020

Show notes

Founder and CEO of Career Contessa, Lauren McGoodwin is a former career coach and recruiter who decided to launch a resource for women who are job searching, soul searching, and looking for new ways to advance their careers. With the current crisis we are all facing, many people have lost their jobs, are now searching for ones that are more meaningful to them and trying to maintain their households at the same time. Lauren and I are discussing what you can and should do if you've lost your job, what industries and companies are currently hiring and how your job search is affected by your budget.

Job hunting is emotional, but we have some tips to help you get through it!

What we're talking about

Steps To Take If You've Lost Your Job & How Your Budget Affects Your Job Search
Utilizing A Job Search As A Time For Self-Reflection
The Difference Between A Job You Love & A Job You Need

Steps To Take If You've Lost Your Job & How Your Budget Affects Your Job Search

If you still have your job, then do you best to keep that job, even if it's not your dream job. If you've lost your job, then the first thing you should do is file for unemployment. The next step you should take is to review your budget and your finances. Decide how long you have to search for a job versus how long your budget will allow you to search for the right job. If your budget runway isn't long enough to allow you to search for 6 months, then you should look at finding a bridge job which will get you the financial help you need while allowing you time to search for that perfect job. Some current companies that are hiring include Amazon, Walmart, Kroeger, and Instacart. Go to where the demand is and find those companies. There is nothing bad about getting a job that isn't your dream job right now.

Utilizing A Job Search As A Time For Self-Reflection

You should use your job search as a time for self-reflection. Ask yourself what your career ideals are. What are your must-haves in a job? What are your deal breakers? What would be nice-to-haves? Create an ongoing list of companies and organizations you're interested in and would really want to work for. Your strategy should include a listening tour which is informational interviews to find out more about companies you're interested in. It's easier to start with the company and not the job because you want to ensure the values you're looking for already exist. Start with 15 target companies and create a schedule to ensure you don't burnout. Afterall, a job search can be a full-time job in itself. Be sure to listen to podcasts, create structure, reward yourself and have virtual happy hours with friends.

The Difference Between A Job You Love & A Job You Need

When you have a job that you love, you're going to feel the difference it makes in your life. Loving your job brings more confidence, makes your relationships better and allows you to grow your skillsets. You will find more ways to stay motivated when you have a job you love. During this time of crisis, having a job you love might not be possible and that's ok. The important thing is to find a job that fits your current budget runway and eventually allows you time to find the job you love.

Have you created a schedule for your job search?

LINKS MENTIONED

Career Contessa Website

http://www.careercontessa.com/

Power Moves: How Women Can Pivot, Reboot and Build a Career of Purpose

https://amzn.to/3c6sIc2

How To Be The Most Confident Person You Know {Featuring Life Coach Susie Moore} Apr 07, 2020

Show notes

Author and Life Coach, Susie Moore has not only been mentioned on Oprah.com, Forbes, but Arianna Huffington has said that Susie "helps you not only discover your own purpose but offers a practical guide to making it the driving force in your work and life." Susie is teaching others how to do meaningful, intentional work while creating a schedule that works for you. She's sharing her tips on scheduling leverage in your media and connecting with who you really want to connect and work with. We're discussing the difference between stress and having stressful thoughts, what Susie's daily schedule entails and how she's creating content and pitching to media outlets to build her business.

It's time to take action and kill fear!

What we're talking about

Susie Moore's Tips On Leveraging Media
Stress vs. Stressful Thoughts: How To Avoid Perfectionism
Susie Moore's Daily Schedule & Routine

Susie Moore's Tips On Leveraging Media

Susie's biggest tip on how to leverage and gain media is consistency. You need to pitch yourself and your topics more than once because follow up can literally be the game changer. In addition to following up, be sure that the topics you write on are things you love that can showcase your strengths and make you stand out. Susie says that guest posting is better that TV and podcast appearances because a post allows a reader to simply click on a link to get to you and your articles are online forever. Be consistent around the content you create and you will become the expert in your field.

Stress vs. Stressful Thoughts: How To Avoid Perfectionism

We all have times of stress, but Susie says it's important to remember that we can avoid stressful thoughts if we avoid perfectionism. Through her interviews with Kris Jenner and Sara Blakley, Sara has heard time and time again that asking for help and asking questions is one of the biggest strengths you can have. When it comes to stress, we all have a choice between misery and uncertainty, but many choose misery because being stuck in a job you hate is easier than the taking the leap into something new.

Susie Moore's Daily Schedule & Routine

Susie's schedule involves routine and a lot of free time. By creating a routine, there's less room for self-doubt and wasting valuable time. Your schedule is what you make of it and Susie says she never uses the word "busy" to describe herself. Her morning starts with time for her own content. Susie doesn't take meetings or calls until noon and she prioritizes time by saying no to most things. At the beginning of the year, Susie schedules her vacations before anything else and she also outsources what makes sense. In your daily schedule, remember to give yourself a finish time. For Susie, it's 4pm and happy hour with her husband awaits her most days.

How are you putting yourself out there this week?

LINKS MENTIONED

Get Rockstar PR

http://www.getrockstarpr.com/

Susie Moore's Website

http://www.susie-moore.com/

TedX Speaker & Former Deputy District Attorney Teaches Us How To Legally Build A Business You Love {With Emily Baker} Mar 31, 2020

Show notes

TedX Speaker and attorney, Emily D. Baker is getting real about what it meant to find her identity in her career only to realize it wasn't who she wanted to be. Emily went from living a life as a lawyer with constant police protection to helping online business owners get legit in their businesses and finding more time to focus on herself and her family. Emily is both strong and soft in her personality and one of the strongest, smartest and most badass women I know. We're talking about what it means to shift your career to be true to who you are and fit the needs of your family, the differing views on feminism and the way women are treated in the corporate workplace and what the future of online businesses looks like.

Don't lose your identity in your career…Make your career about YOU!

What we're talking about

Emily's TedX Talk On Self-Identity: When Your Identity Gets Lost In Your Career
Different Points Of View On Feminism
Who We Are vs. What We Do – Shifting Your Career To Fit Your Life

Emily's TedX Talk On Self-Identity: When Your Identity Gets Lost In Your Career

Emily's TedX talk on self-identity stemmed from the fact that she got lost in her legal career because she self-selected her job. She says that when things get dysfunctional, such as having police protection for yourself and your family all the time, they simply feel normal for you. It feels good until it doesn't anymore. As a way to discover what else was out there, Emily stepped into the MLM world for a moment and the one thing she learned was that there is a group of women out there who are all looking for more when it comes to working for themselves and finding a balance for their families. We are taught as children that everything in life is about what we do. It starts with adults asking children what they want to be when they grow up and in turns makes money become your sole identifying factor. Emily became determined to shift her identity and not let money be wrapped up in it. Emily decided to look at what parts of her life she had stifled and to start making that switch. We are in charge of creating the life we want to live, but we need to recognize the changes we need to make in order to live the life we want.

Different Points Of View On Feminism

Emily is hands down a feminist and we discuss the differences in how feminism is viewed. Women are treated differently than men overall in the workforce. This is apparent in the treatment of men versus women leaving for a child's t-ball game or in caring for a parent. A man might be patted on the back if he leaves for a game and told he's a good dad, while a mom might be asked why she's leaving early again. We can also look at our maternity leave policies and the lack thereof in the corporate world as an example of how our views on women in the workforce need to shift. Some feminists think that laundry might not be enjoyable, yet the fact that you can choose to do your laundry and run a business and do what you want is truly what being a feminist is about.

Who We Are vs. What We Do – Shifting Your Career To Fit Your Life

Who we are is often defined by what we do as a career. It's important to shift your career to fit your life and your identity. Instead of being wrapped up in the metrics or performance of money, we should focus on once our needs are met by our finances to understand that it's ok to slow down and take a break. Money is not who we are or what we should be identifying with. Emily shares how having an online business allows for this kind of mentality and mindset shift and how right now is a wonderful time to launch your own. She warns that you should pay attention to the ever changing legal landscape of online businesses as they become more regulated.

Have you shared your 3 words that you identify with?

LINKS MENTIONED

Emily Baker's Website

http://www.emilydbaker.com/

Emily's Instagram

http://www.instagram.com/theemilydbaker

Get Legit ShopGet Legit Shop

http://www.getlegitshop.com/

Federal Trade Commisson v. Devumi, LLC

https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/182-3066/devumi-llc

From Yale to Harvard to… A Life Coach?!? How To "Unf*ck Your Brain" with Top Podcast Host Kara Loewentheil Mar 24, 2020

Show notes

Attorney turned Life Coach and host of the Unf*ck Your Brain podcast (with 5M downloads), Kara Loewentheil has been featured in the Huffington Post and Mind, Body, Dream. She's got her B.A. from Yale, J.D. from Harvard and is sharing how she left her legal career to become a life coach. Kara is a self-proclaimed feminist and is coaching other women how to become more confident in any area of their lives. With Kara's help, her clients are feeling empowered at work, negotiating raises and not worrying about what others think. She specializes in women becoming aware of their critical thoughts and training their brains to overwrite those thought patterns in order to change their lives.

Get ready to feel empowered over everything you think!

What we're talking about

Career Switch: From Attorney To Life Coach
Steps To Changing The Way You Think
How A Podcast Helps Your Business

Career Switch: From Attorney To Life Coach

Kara not only went to college for law, but earned her Juris Doctrate from Ivy League Harvard. As Kara started her job search, she was about to undertake a year-long journey in which she had to travel extensively in order to apply for a legal position. Knowing that this was not her ideal career, she decided to become a certified life coach in order to help women retrain their brains. As an attorney, Kara's focus was on reproductive rights and has always been a proud feminist. By switching her career from law to life coaching, Kara's focus was to take the genius parts of good, rigorous coaching but doing it in a way that takes into account that women are raised differently and socialized to think differently of themselves.

Steps To Changing The Way You Think

The first step to changing the way we think about ourselves, the world, our worth and everything else is to become aware of our unconscious thoughts. Kara shares how society has taught us to think a certain way, such as women are taught to believe that other people being happy with them is the most important thing, when in fact it isn't. She focuses on confidence and spotting patterns where we are concentrating on what society has taught us, rather than on what we should be thinking of ourselves. Once you untrain and unf*ck your brain, you will discover more confidence and a power within you that deserves to come out.

How A Podcast Helps Your Business

In Kara's first year of coaching she made $50,000 and then decided to launch her podcast focusing on laywer stress. The Lawyer Stress Solution podcast wasn't about her being a life coach, but it certainly grew her client load since she referred to the life and stress of being an attorney and how she could help attorneys with their thought processes. 6 months later, she decided to rebrand and niche down focusing on women and specifically feminists. Kara was filling a gap in the market where there wasn't one and with the creation of Unf*ck your brain, she made $100,000. Kara shares that the tranisition of her podcast was hard at first because she didn't have the clarity that she does now, but it was worth the effort.

Do you want to retrain your thoughts and unf*ck your brain?

LINKS MENTIONED

Unf*ck Your Brain Website

http://www.unfuckyourbrain.com/

Unf*ck Your Brain Podcast

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unf-ck-your-brain/id1229434818

Author of The Big Stretch Helps Your Identify What Kind Of "Dreamer" You Are {Featuring Teneshia Jackson Warner} Mar 17, 2020

Show notes

Teneshia Jackson Warner is an award-winning multicultural marketing expert, purpose-driven entrepreneur, and author of The Big Stretch. She is the founder and CEO of EGAMI Group, a leading multicultural marketing and communications firm and is sharing her journey of creating a business, the partnerships she formed to grow and what it took to figure out what she wanted to do. Teneshia founded The Dream Project Symposium which holds an annual conference that helps entrepreneurs, creatives, and 9-5ers identify their goals and go after what they want in life. When you're in the corporate world and want to find yourself, it can be hard to dream and discover your passions. Teneshia is helping people do exactly that!

Be patient with yourself and go channel the child inside of you.

What we're talking about

The Big Stretch: 90 Days to Expand Your Dreams, Crush Your Goals, and Create Your Own Success

How To Become Self-Aware And Recognize Your Skill Set
The Importance Of Creating Partnerships That Are A Win-Win

The Big Stretch: 90 Days to Expand Your Dreams, Crush Your Goals, and Create Your Own Success

Teneshia has worked with Steve Harvey and Bishop T.D. Jakes and it was with Bishop Jakes and her participation in creating the Mega Dream in from the Mega Fest, that she was approached to write a book based on it. The Big Stretch is more than a book though. It's a 12 week bootcamp for a dream in which Teneshia is your coach. It's a soul-searching experience where you get into action around the dream you identify and step out of your comfort zone. You will create a customizable workout routine which you can use to catapult your dreams to get them where they need to go.

How To Become Self-Aware And Recognize Your Skill Set

Becoming self-aware and knowing you have a desire to do more is the first step in recognizing your skillset. This isn't something that will happen overnight or even quickly, so you have to be patient with yourself and channel the child inside of you. Give yourself grace during periods of discovery, finding time to let yourself dream. Remove the pressure you feel and embrace the childlike wonder you begin to have and that you brain wants you to have. Having the vision won't necessarily mean you will know how to execute it, but it will start you on your journey to following your passion.

The Importance Of Creating Partnerships That Are A Win-Win

Whatever it is that you are doing in your job right now is building the skillsets you currently have and can help you in what you want to do in the future. If you want to expand your skillset or expand your business, then the secret sauce is in pitching to others how you can serve them. You have to create a win-win partnership for whoever you are pitching to and showcase the competitive edge you bring. This secret sauce is what led Teneshia to work with major companies!

Are you ready to dream like a child and discover your passion?

LINKS MENTIONED

The Big Stretch

http://www.thebigstretchbook.com/

Teneshia's Instagram

http://www.instagram.com/teneshiajwarner