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Office Flip Flops with Francesca Zampaglione
By Francesca Zampaglione
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Office Flip Flops with Francesca ZampaglioneJan 05, 2023
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115. How to Find Happiness with Grace Migliaccio
Grace Migliaccio, is Co-Founder and Managing Principal of myNextory, a career path management platform.
She shares her career formula that she's learned by asking for what she wants, writing it down, and ultimately, receiving it.
Grace reminds us, though, not to forget to add happiness to that list.
To continue the conversation with Grace, connect with her on LinkedIn and don't forget to send her a message letting her know how you found out about her. Read about the journey we discussed in the CNN article where her and her husband are featured.
PODCAST RESOURCES:
Episode 104: Dave Raymond on How Fun Can Save Your Life
Episode 112: The Best Career Advice with Ginny Palmieri
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114. What are you grateful for?
Things move extraordinarily fast this time of year and I'm offering today's episode as a soft reminder to take a gratitude pause.
A pause to appreciate how far you've come this year and for the simple things in life, which in my opinion, are the grandest.
Research shows that practicing gratitude, not just saying it, but expressing it can change your brain.
By expressing gratitude, your brain releases serotonin and dopamine which are responsible for your feel good emotions and enhance your mood almost immediately. Research shows that the simple act of writing things down can improve optimism and self esteem.
So for this month's episode, I've compiled a series of quotes from podcast guests, family, and friends who share what they're grateful for.
When they asked me what they should say I asked them to just share what's on their hearts.
In the beginning of November, I had the incredible opportunity to be a part of Julie Ryan's Angelic Attendant Training. Julie was my podcast guest last month (episode link here) and I've been listening to her podcast Ask Julie Ryan for some time. I was led to her work and wanted to learn more.
To say that the training was the best decision I've ever made is an understatement. I learned so much and was so energized that I didn't sleep for the entire weekend that I was there. We were the first in-person class and it was so successful that Julie will continue to offer the training in person.
I met so many incredible people and featured a handful in today's show, including Julie.
Typically, I round up the show with the "Top 3" takeaways. With today's episode, I challenge you to think of three things that you're grateful for and I bet you can come up with more than three.
And repeat this exercise every night before falling asleep. Try it again tomorrow, and the next day, and the day after that.
Now that's really something.
Listen in to this episode and lean in to the feeling of gratitude.
PODCAST RESOURCES:
Episode 113: Julie Ryan on Finding Comfort when a Loved One Dies
Episode 74: What are you grateful for? (2022 episode)
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113. Julie Ryan on Finding Comfort when a Loved One Dies
Julie Ryan is a businesswoman, inventor, author, international podcast host, and serial entrepreneur. Her surgical device inventions are sold globally and she has founded nine companies in five different industries.
Julie is also a psychic Medium and Medical Intuitive.
Julie Ryan brings comfort to thousands of people around the world. When you listen to today's episode you will learn how Julie's career transitioned and how she provides light and healing to all who are open to it.
I ask you to consider practicing a beginner's mind in listening to this episode. You will be blown away by what you hear; you can't make this stuff up.
To continue the conversation with Julie, follow her on Instagram, her YouTube channel, listen and subscribe to her podcast, Ask Julie Ryan, visit her website: AskJulieRyan.com, and check out the plethora of resources she has available on her site, including her books and courses.
She is offering her first in-person Angelic Attendants training and you don't want to miss it. It's the first weekend in November from the 3rd through the 5th. Check it out to learn more and don't hesitate to sign up as the training is almost full! Learn more with THIS LINK.
Grab your FREE COPY of her incredible book: Angelic Attendants: What Really Happens As We Transition From This Life Into the Next. Fill out the form and don't forget to mention that you heard Julie on the Office Flip Flops podcast! Use THIS LINK to request your free digital copy.
You can also use THIS LINK to get digital copies of her adorable Angel Messages Series made especially for Kids, for Dogs, for Cats, and for Truth.
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Episode 86: Where Healing Begins with Dr. Beth DuPree
Episode 85: What is a Death Doula? with Jill McClennan
Episode 43: Danny Bader on Embracing Life, Vision, & A.M. Smiles
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112. The Best Career Advice with Ginny Palmieri
Ginny Palmieri, is the Co-Founder and CEO of my Nextory, a platform that provides career advisory solutions built to inspire and inform every employee at all levels so they can thrive throughout their entire career.
Ginny has helped hundreds of young adults and professionals find their way in their careers. This episode sheds light on the top tips that have led her career journey and the professionals she has mentored and sponsored along the way.
Regardless of how many years of experience you have under your belt, Ginny's guidance applies to all of us because essentially, our career path is not a straight line; it's a zig zag.
To continue the conversation with Ginny, connect with her on LinkedIn and don't forget to message Ginny and mention that you heard her on Office Flip Flops. Check out the mynextory.com website to learn more about the great work that Ginny and her team are doing.
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Episode 92: Coach Dar on the Art of Bouncing Back
Episode 102: How to Stay Employee(d) with Katherine Daniel
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111. How to Embrace Mindfulness & Place a Pause
Harriet Stein is the author of Perfect Attendance and a professional speaker. She brings Mindfulness Programs to organizations of all sizes to transform employee productivity, engagement, and satisfaction.
Mindfulness is now being incorporated by organizations to lower healthcare costs, support employees in staying focused which improves their performance, and reduce levels of stress.
This episode was created for you. It's 20 minutes of wisdom that you won't forget. Go ahead, create that memory.
To continue the conversation with Harriet, check out her website, buy her book Perfect Attendance, or connect with her on LinkedIn.
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103: Dave Raymond: The First Philly Phanatic & Hero of Happiness
94: Why Does Organizational Culture Matter? with Angela Heyroth
77. How Does Compassion Fit in the Workplace? with Dr. Angela Dash
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110. How to Create Your Value Statement
Sheila Cosgrove, ACC, PMP (She/Her) is a career strategist and coach for successful women leaders. She guides women so they can have their dream careers, make more money, get promoted, and do work they love while having balance.
Working with Sheila, women become more confident, negotiate like pros, create better boundaries, define success on their terms, and get paid what their worth.
And if you're not female, I ask you to consider Sheila's message because whether you're working for yourself or for someone else, it's always important to know what sets you apart from others and what value you bring to the table.
To continue the conversation with Sheila, connect and follow her on LinkedIn.
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109. How to Eliminate Self-Sabotage for Life Success
Dr. Philip Agrios is a Business Breakthrough Specialist, international speaker, and bestselling author who works with businesspeople worldwide to move from self-sabotage to self-made success. He guides people on how to quickly uncover a trait that we are all born with, which is the Inborn Sabotaging Trait. He discovered it over 30 years ago and has worked with thousands and thousands of people from all walks of life and ages.
Phil's personal journey is the story within all of us. In other words, he allowed his inner saboteur to hold him back professionally and personally. Within his work for a true solution, Phil discovered the precise predictable cycles that occur naturally everywhere he looked: Self-sabotage was an integral part of it and he slowly learned what to do to help himself and now he shares this with us so that we too can break out of our destructive “habit-loops.”
To continue the conversation with Phil, check out THIS LINK to watch the 12-minute video and unlock your inner saboteur.
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108. Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Personal Agency in Young Adults, Part 2
As a continuation of last week's episode (Episode 107: Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Personal Agency in Young Adults, Part 1) you'll hear the remaining three belief systems that Peter Russell has redefined for young adults with his work at Kindling. He states that within Kindling, it's really about cultivating personal agency; having the belief and confidence that you can take charge of your life and make things happen provided you have the tools and resources to do so.
Peter Russell is the CEO & Founder of Kindling, an online based mentorship platform designed to help young adults aged from 18-29. Kindling is about empowering young adults to develop the skills, tools, and mindset to thrive both personally and professionally.
This week's episode is a continuation of last week's show where we discuss the last three set of beliefs (there are six) and how to reframe them: Talent vs. Effort; Effort vs. Opportunity; and Passion vs. Interest.
Lean in and hear Peter's passion and dedication in service to young adults. It's fascinating work.
To continue the conversation with Peter, visit Kindling, check out the home page where you can "Watch Our Trailer" and "A Look Inside" or fill out the contact form.
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Episode 101: Steve Bollar on Standing Tall in Leadership
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107. Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Personal Agency in Young Adults, Part 1
Peter Russell returns to the show and we take a deeper dive with his work at Kindling. He states that within Kindling, it's really about cultivating personal agency; having the belief and confidence that you can take charge of your life and make things happen provided you have the tools and resources to do so.
Peter Russell is the CEO & Founder of Kindling, an online based mentorship platform designed to help young adults aged from 18-29. Kindling is about empowering young adults to develop the skills, tools, and mindset to thrive both personally and professionally.
In this episode we discuss the first three set of beliefs and how to reframe them: Reframing IQ; Neuroplasticity; and Multiple Intelligences.
Take a listen and hear Peter's passion and dedication in service to young adults. It's fascinating work.
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Episode 96: Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Success in Young Adults
Episode 105: Where Leadership Starts with Angelo Valletta
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106. Dr. Jennie Byrne on How to Work Smart & Combat Zoom Fatigue
Dr. Jennie Byrne is a trained physician, psychiatrist, and neuroscientist who published "Work Smart: Use Your Brain & Behavior to Master the Future of Work" which is about the workplace and how we can use an understanding of our brains and behavior to make it better now.
Dr. Jennie's research came about during the pandemic as we were trying to figure things out. The technical term for zoom fatigue is video conferencing fatigue and it's a real phenomenon. The research shows that our brain is basically in a high state of alert and that our brain resources are being drained to try to navigate a highly unnatural environment.
In this episode we also talk about the importance of taking care of ourselves so that we don't experience empathy fatigue.
And at the end, we have some fun talking about how emojis turn on our brains the same way facial expressions do.
To continue the conversation with Dr. Jennie, connect with her on LinkedIn, check out her website Dr. Jennie Byrne.com, and buy her book: Work Smart: Use Your Brain & Behavior to Master the Future of Work. I know I am. Work Smart will be available on Audible this summer!
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105. Where Leadership Starts
Angelo Valletta, President & CEO of Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania, is a leader by nature and through experience which he has captured in his soon to be released book: The 7 R's of Leadership.
We connect the dots in this week's episode with his common-sense leadership lessons that started with leading his children in sports and in success. He's created a legacy for them and now for us as we navigate leading our lives through success.
You don't want to miss this one.
To continue the conversation with Angelo, connect with him on LinkedIn and don't forget to leave him a message of how you heard about him!
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104. Dave Raymond: Can Fun Save Your Life?
This episode is part two of a two part series with Dave Raymond, who created the loving, fun and playful personality of The Philly Phanatic, the Philadelphia Phillies mascot, the best mascot, ever!
Dave Raymond is an international keynote speaker who has dedicated his life to studying methods that lead to long-term sustainable happiness. His work is focused on The Power of Fun, which is the title of his book and his life. Dave has taught countless others to ask themselves the question: How can fun save your life?
In this episode, Dave reminds us that The Philly Phanatic is a unifier with a vitally important lesson: we are more in common than we’re not; when we surround ourselves with the things that we love, and we share them, we’re going to learn about the people we don’t know about. Dave reminds us that having fun is simple solution to a really complex problem.
Dave leans in to the power and importance of having fun and reminds us that if we practice, and work hard at it, we'll realize that no matter how difficult life can be, we CAN get over it. Keep having fun over and over; we all have resilience.
One of my final questions was asking Dave how he survived the hot summer days in the furry costume. He shares that the years wearing the costume were just an elixir for a healthy life overall, both physically and mentally.
To continue the conversation with Dave, visit his website Dave Raymond speaks.com and while you're there, be sure to sign up for The Power of Fun Newsletter which visits your inbox only once per month and in perfect timing to set you up for a fun weekend.
Join Dave's community and understand what you can do to help yourself and those around you feel better. And check out his other resources like his YouTube channel, Instagram account, and his TEDx talk. PODCAST RESOURCES
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Episode #103: Dave Raymond The First Philly Phanatic & Hero of Happiness
Episode #92: Coach Dar on the Art of Bouncing Back
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103. Dave Raymond The First Philly Phanatic & Hero of Happiness
This episode is part one of a two part series with Dave Raymond, the first mascot of the Philadelphia Phillies, The Philly Phanatic and according to Sports Illustrated, "the best mascot in all of sports."
Dave Raymond is an international keynote speaker who has dedicated his life to studying methods that lead to long-term sustainable happiness. His work is focused on The Power of Fun, which is the title of his book and his life. Dave has taught countless others to ask themselves the question: How can fun save your life?
In this episode, we dive into the genesis of the most beloved mascot in Philadelphia sports. Dave shares how his training and skills were developed during his childhood and with animated conversations that he would have with his mother.
Dave pays tribute to his mom and shares that she’s responsible for building the Philly Phanatic personality that continues to entertain millions and millions of people over the last 45 years!
To continue the conversation with Dave, visit his website Dave Raymond speaks.com and while you're there, be sure to sign up for The Power of Fun Newsletter which visits your inbox only once per month and in perfect timing to set you up for a fun weekend.
Join Dave's community and understand what can you can do to help yourself and those around you feel better. And check out his other resources like his YouTube channel, Instagram account, and his TEDx talk.
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102. How to Stay Employee(d)
Today's podcast episode peers through the lens of the employer and employee focused on cost free collaboration ideas that support the mission of any organization.
Katherine Daniel, SHRM-SCP, is the founder and principal of Montani Consulting, a human resources solutions firm for businesses ready to reach their peak. Before launching Montani, Katherine kick-started the HR division of one of the nation’s fastest-growing media companies. From a team of one, she quickly increased her crew to include 80+ employees and spearheaded people ops initiatives that led to top recognition for employee workplace satisfaction from Inc., Fortune, Entrepreneur, and many others.
Katherine generously shares multiple ways to retain top talent as an employer and how to stay employed as an employee.
Whether you're hiring, looking to retain top talent, or desire job stability, this episode is a bright light in an otherwise shaded venue.
To continue the conversation with Katherine, connect and follow her on LinkedIn, check out her website, Montani Consulting and while you're there, sign up for the newsletter.
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101. Steve Bollar on Standing Tall in Leadership
At 6'7" tall, Steve Bollar stands above the crowd, in fact, he stands tall! Steve gracefully shares his career path from teacher, to principal, to superintendent, to now speaking on the TEDx stage and training with and for the education industry.
In this interview, Steve shares the moment from his childhood that reminded him to stand tall and shares tips on how to overcome obstacles that define him as a top leader, speaker, and professional.
To continue the conversation with Steve, you can find him on LinkedIn, check out his website Stand Tall Steve, YouTube channel, and don't forget to check out his TEDx talk, Why Not Me?
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100. How to Be a Master Influencer
Shelly O'Donovan specializes in body language and speaks on the topic regularly. She is the CEO of Authentic Influence Group and a lecturer at The Wharton School . Shelly partners with pharma industry leaders to improve communication and increase productivity for their teams.
As stated in last week's episode with Shelly, Episode 99: Body Language: Truth & Lies, how we present ourselves really matters. In this episode, we focus on how we should use our voice to support our success.
In other words, putting our heads down and doing the hard work is one thing. Actually getting recognized for it is another. There are too many moving parts within any sized organization and so, it's up to us to raise our hands and speak up about the great work that we do.
To continue the conversation with Shelly, connect and follow her on LinkedIn, where she releases daily tips and check out her website, Authentic Influence Group.
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99. Body Language: Truth & Lies
Shelly O'Donovan specializes in body language and speaks on the topic regularly. She is the CEO of Authentic Influence Group and a lecturer at The Wharton School . Shelly partners with pharma industry leaders to improve communication and increase productivity for their teams.
This episode speaks to the body language signals that we should be aware of within ourselves, as well as, nonverbal cues that alert us of others' behavior. When we're body aware, we can communicate better and understand the intentions of others, which is critical in building relationships.
To continue the conversation with Shelly, connect and follow her on LinkedIn, where she releases daily tips and check out her website, Authentic Influence Group.
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98. How to Create Success Out of Chaos
Dr. Robyn Odegaard is known as the "The Mental MacGyver." She's authored three best selling books, presented on the TEDx stage and gets to work with executives, founders, celebrities, and athletes to help them create success out of chaos.
We discuss her masterful approach with her Five Point Paradigm model and provide examples of how to succeed when faced with challenges.
Dr. Robyn vulnerably shares her personal experience with one of the steps and acknowledges that there's always "work" to be done.
To continue the conversation with Dr. Robyn check out her website and connect with her on LinkedIn. And, check out her TEDx talk (It's only 6 minutes!): Creating Success Out of Chaos.
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97. Know Your Worth
Attorneys Kristen Goss and Sandy Boisrond speak authentically in their book: "Civility Wins: Find Your Peace While Taming the Beasts."
Along the path of creating their successful law practices, they were faced with frustration, challenges, and struggles. In the book, they share ways in which we can maintain confidence when faced with intimidating interactions.
Kristen and Sandy offer a collection of tools that we can use at work and in social situations so that we never forget that we are more than capable.
To continue the conversation with Kristen Goss, you can find her at KWG Law or Sandy Boisrond at Spectrum Law Florida. And don't forget to check out their book: Civility Wins: Find Your Peace While Taming the Beasts.
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Just in case you missed them, here are two related episodes from Office Flip Flops:
Episode 23: Your Value: The Price is Always Right with Kirsten Toler
Episode 70: Dr. Valerie Young on the Secrets of Imposter Syndrome
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96. Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Success in Young Adults
Peter Russell is the CEO & Founder of Kindling, an online learning platform designed to help young adults develop the skills, tools, and mindset to thrive both personally and professionally.
Peter has 30 years of experience as a senior executive in advertising, sales, and marketing and has worked with some of the most powerful brands in the world, including 21 years at ESPN. He's had the great fortune of working for some of the most visionary minds in Corporate America, including Ted Turner, Bob Iger, and George Bodenheimer.
Kindling is the master of all master classes. The four pillars of the program embrace creating a career path, building a personal brand, master networking, and interviewing skills that help the candidate stand out.
To continue the conversation with Peter, visit Kindling , check out the home page where you can "Watch Our Trailer" and "A Look Inside." or fill out the contact form.
Just in case you missed them, here top success episodes from Office Flip Flops:
Episode #69: How to Introduce Yourself with Mimi Donaldson
Episode #52: Living Selfless Leadership with Candida Seasock
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95. How to Raise a Business
Cate Heaman is the Founder and CEO of Prelude Solutions. Prelude Solutions is a woman-owned telecommunications consulting company helping organizations explore options for optimizing current communication platforms. She and her team save organizations money and with a contingency based model it's a model meant for expansion and greatness.
Prelude has created a recession proof business model and they didn't just double in size because of the business model; Prelude created a culture that embraces the exchange between employee and employer. Prelude's Core Values unite individual goals with organizational goals, creating a unified approach to success.
Cate and the entire team at Prelude Solutions are blazing a trail of equanimity for all; by recognizing the importance of DEI and CSR initiatives, Prelude is giving back and showing others how to do the same.
To continue the conversation with Cate go to her website at Prelude Solutions.com or find her on LinkedIn.
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Just in case you missed them, here a couple of related episodes from Office Flip Flops:
Episode 94: Why Does Organizational Culture Matter? with Angela Heyroth
Episode 84: Who Drives Culture in an Organization? with Sarah Armstrong
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94. Why Does Organizational Culture Matter?
Angela Heyroth is Founder & Principal of Talent Lifecycle Designs. As a talent experience architect, she partners with organizations to produce impactful programs and strategies across all aspects of the talent lifecycle.
Angela firmly believes that everything rises and falls in our businesses based on our people and our approach to them. She also believes that seeing business from a talent-centric lens changes everything.
It makes companies happy across the board; the people are happy doing their jobs and the owners and leaders are happy with the bottom line.
It just takes some curiosity, listening, and intention on creating a safe space for people.
To continue the conversation with Angela find her on LinkedIn or her website, Talent Lifecycle Designs .
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Just in case you missed them, here a few top culture episodes from Office Flip Flops:
Episode #84: Who Drives Culture in an Organization? with Sarah Armstrong
Episode #64: Brad Aronson on Being a Kind Human
Episode #19: Culture: Meet People Where They Are with Craig Loundas (This episode is an oldie and goodie; it still ranks within the top 5 of all time).
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93. Positivity: Be a Coffee Bean
Mariangelica Alvarado is a business development professional who connects with people authentically, with her positivity and warmth. Her business success is built on her being honest and true to herself and sensitive to external factors that she can't control.
In listening to the episode, you will hear her story of the coffee bean and how she manages to maintain a positive mindset regardless of what's going on externally.
That's not to say that bad things don't happen. What it does say is that as long as we are aware of how we feel and we find a way to manage it, we will thrive.
To continue the conversation with Mariangelica, connect with her on LinkedIn .
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Just in case you missed them, here a couple of top positivity episodes from Office Flip Flops:
Episode 63: Self-talk: Shifting from Negative to Positive with Joe Dalton
Episode 28: Meeting Your Goals with Positivity with Henry G.
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92. Coach Dar on The Art of Bouncing Back
After suffering three strokes, the last leaving her without the ability to speak, Darleen "Coach Dar" Santore fought her way back and on today's episode, she shares her powerful message and principles that help others take back control; inspiring them to reach for their highest potential and then reach even higher.
Coach Dar blends science, psychology, leadership experience, and her personal mission in life to inspire greatness in everyone she meets.
To continue the conversation with Coach Dar, check out her website, follow her on LinkedIn and Instagram, and buy her book: "The Art of Bouncing Back: Find Your Flow to Thrive at Work and In Life."
PODCAST RESOURCES
Just in case you missed it, check out the following Office Flip Flops episode where one of my favorite takeaways was: Tell your inner critic to sit down and shut up! Keep getting up and keep trying because cumulatively, it’s going to get better.
Episode #38: Coaching Your Internal GPS with Grace Killelea
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91. Good News on the Economy?
Karl Maier is a recovered CPA with a degree and extensive experience in economics. He translates the impact that the economy has on our bottom lines with his new book, Surfing Economic Chaos. In his presentations, Karl shows companies how to become more profitable by finding opportunities amid the chaos of the current economy.
I don't know about you, but I was ready to hear Karl's wisdom and integrate some positive news into my day.
To continue the conversation with Karl, check out his website , connect with him on LinkedIn and don't forget to look for his new book: Surfing Economic Chaos, coming out in April 2023.
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Just in case you missed it, check out the following Office Flip Flops episode. This episode reminds us to be grateful in our everyday lives. It's a kind reminder that we are safe in this current economy.
Episode #74: What are you grateful for?
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90. Rachel Luna on How to Journal Your Dreams to Reality
Rachel Luna is an advocate for supporting our dreams and bringing them to reality. In fact, she's proof positive that writing out your dreams is exactly how you achieve them. Rachel is a certified master neuroscience coach, former US Marine, and triple negative breast cancer survivor.
If you're not familiar with how journaling works, have no fear. In todays episode, Rachel shares her brilliant journal prompts available in her newly released book: "Permission to Offend: The Compassionate Guide for Living Unfiltered and Unafraid."
She embraces the belief in herself and shares that the game changes when you combine faith with the belief in yourself.
To continue the conversation with Rachel, check out her website, RachelLuna.biz, and get a copy of her book "Permission to Offend: The Compassionate Guide for Living Unfiltered and Unafraid." And, check out her podcast: Permission to Offend.
PODCAST RESOURCES
Just in case you missed it, check out the following Office Flip Flops episodes to support your inevitable success:
Episode 76: How to Master Your Success with Kelly Lynn Adams
Episode 25: The Success Mindset: Act As If with Christopher Mominey
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89. Can Networking Get You a Job?
When it comes to networking, Ryan Harbinson is a true professional and understands the importance of supporting others in their careers and businesses without expectation.
That's exactly how he's been able to change jobs from place to place, even industries, without a resume.
To continue the conversation with Ryan, you can find him on LinkedIn.
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Just in case you missed it, check out the following Office Flip Flops episodes that support your networking journey:
Episode #61: Networking: Be Memorable
Episode #69: How to Introduce Yourself
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88. Freedom from Stress
Timmy Gallagher is a performance and leadership coach with a mental fitness niche that’s really about presence and how it plays into your brain and your soul.
Timmy emphasizes that we have to make a deliberate attempt to take care of ourselves. The best part is that it doesn't take long. He emphasizes we can take 10-seconds at a time to turn off and tune in, just as long as it adds up to 15 minutes at the end of the day.
To quote Timmy, "Life becomes a creative experience when you choose to be quiet and still."
To continue the conversation with Timmy, you can find him on LinkedIn and don't forget to checkout his website .
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Just in case you missed it, check out Office Flip Flops Episode #73: Stress Less with Daily Retreats speaks to the importance of taking time out on daily basis.
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87. Organizing Your Life to Spark Joy
Amanda Jefferson is one of the world's first KonMari consultants.
She recently landed a spot on the TEDx stage where she challenged us to ruffle some feathers and declare the difference between what we "should" have in our closets as opposed to our must haves.
It's much more than cleaning out your space. It's about recognizing the ways we hold ourselves back starting with the things we have hanging in our closets and moving on from there.
Taking notice that we deserve to be surrounded by, and are worthy of, having everything (and everyone) that sparks joy, down to the socks we put on our feet.
In other words, it's a mindset shift. Shifting from doing something you were told to do to something else because intuitively, you know what lights you up. So, how do you let go? The closet is a great place to start.
To continue the conversation with Amanda and learn more about her, check out her website, her podcast "Good Enoughish," and her TEDx talk, The Unspoken and Outdated Rules Living in our Closets."
PODCAST RESOURCES
Just in case you missed it, Episode #63: Self-Talk: Shifting from Negative to Positive is one of the top episodes of this show and might provide some inspiration as you're letting go of things that no longer serve you.
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86. Where Healing Begins
Beth DuPree, MD is a healer who chose to be a physician. She is an integrative medical physician who is board certified general surgeon and who specialized in diseases of the breast for the last twenty years of her career. As a surgeon with more than thirty-five years of experience, she realized that healing is truly her passion.
Her approach to health is one of "wholeness." In other words, she treats the whole person and not simply the disease and partners with her patients on their journey to healing.
The most important piece of what she's done with patients is the energetic connection that she makes with them to get them to the other side of health.
To continue the conversation with Beth and learn more about her, check out her website, where you can also send her a message on the contact page . And although we didn't mention this during the interview, check out her book "The Healing Consciousness: A Doctor's Journey to Healing."
PODCAST RESOURCES
Just in case you missed it, check out my interview with Ellyn Ito, CEO and Co-Founder of Innerstill : Episode #83: Calm Your Vagus Nerve for Anxiety . Beth is the Co-Founder and serves as the Chief Medical Officer of Innerstill.
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85. What is a Death Doula?
Jill McClennen is a Death Doula and if you're familiar with hospice care, you'll understand the importance of having guides like Jill in your space as your loved ones are transitioning.
In this episode, we focus on the importance of keeping the end in mind so that we can have the freedom to enjoy the our lives. Whether it's your journey or understanding the end of life for someone close to you, it's important to get clear on the details of the final wishes.
To continue the conversation with Jill, check out her website, Instagram, or listen to her podcast: Seeing Death Clearly.
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84. Who Drives Culture in an Organization?
Sarah Armstrong, CPA is a natural born leader. In fact, I knew from the very first moment I met her that she was going to be successful. That was 30 years ago.
In this episode, Sarah provides a number of refreshing ways to lead no matter what level you are and how important culture is in the workplace today.
There are several golden nuggets of her wisdom that you might want to listen to this episode again.
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83. Calm Your Vagus Nerve for Anxiety
Ellyn Ito is the CEO and Co-Founder of Innerstill. As a serial entrepreneur, Ellyn is on a mission to help us manage our anxiety by bringing attention to the vagus nerve.
If you've never heard of it, look out because you will now notice it everywhere. The vagus nerve is the longest collection of nerves that run from our brain to our abdomen and is responsible for our mood, digestion, and heart rate to name a few.
When we're in a state of stress, it gets activated and this stress state brings on feelings of anxiety, our muscles tense, and our heart beats faster.
The work that Ellyn and her company are doing helps inspire our bodies to heal from within and I truly feel that this is the right time, right place moments.
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82. How Self Talk Affects You
Dr. Jessica Metcalfe released her book "Speak Kindly, You're Listening" this past fall. She is a strategic leadership and workplace-culture consultant and on this week's show, she shares concrete ways for us to start being kinder to ourselves so that in turn, we can be kinder to others.
This week, you can look forward to us breaking down the topic of negative self talk and providing ways to defend yourself from yourself.
To continue the conversation with Jessica, you can find her on LinkedIn, check out her website, or check out her book: "Speak Kindly, You're Listening"
PODCAST RESOURCES: Tune into last week's episode with Dr. Jessica Metcalfe: Self-Talk: Speak Kindly
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81. Self-Talk: Speak Kindly
Dr. Jessica Metcalfe released her book "Speak Kindly, You're Listening" this past fall. She is a strategic leadership and workplace-culture consultant.
Jessica works with entrepreneurs, business leaders and c-suite executives to develop leadership skills that improve team culture.
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80. How to Hire with Vision
Welby Broaddus was born vision impaired and is legally blind. Too many times, he was told that he couldn't do certain things because of his impairment and yet today, he is a business owner and someone who gives back.
His book "Leading Blind Without Vision: The Benefits of Hiring the Blind and Vision Impaired" guides us to a community that is talented and all too often overlooked.
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79. Positivity, Self-love, & Mental Health
This episode is dedicated to you, the listeners.
It is a compilation of clips from the top three episodes that made it for you.
It came as no surprise to me for we can all use more positivity, self-love, and further understand the importance of mental health.
CHALLENGE: As you think about next year, for one moment, put aside the things that you want and think about the feeling that you want. Decide how you want to feel in 2023 and reverse engineer how to get there. In other words, begin with the end in mind.
PODCAST RESOURCES:
Episode #28: Meeting Your Goals with Positivity
Episode #55: Unfiltered: John Murray on Self-love & Selfies
Episode #29: From Shame to Stardom
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78. How to Have a Positive Mindset
Henry G . has a podcast of his own called The Positive Mindset . It's a top podcast in the world and that's no surprise to me. With all that's going on, we can all use a daily dose of positivity.
Henry has a simple approach for us to dream our best dreams and have them come true. He breaks it down in this episode and it's as simple as picking up a pen and putting it to paper.
To continue the conversation with Henry, check out his Instagram profile and send him a DM. Check out his incredibly successful podcast, The Positive Mindset.
PODCAST RESOURCES: Previous episodes with Henry G: Episode #58: Leading with Positivity and Gratitude and Episode #28: Meeting Your Goals with Positivity.
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77. How does compassion fit in the workplace?
Angela Dash, PhD, PCC (she/her) is a the founder and president of The Pace Institute, LLC, with 23 years of leadership experience. She works with individuals and organizations from diverse industries, communities and geographical locations as an advisor, coach, facilitator, trainer and conflict management consultant.
Angela's mission is to support others in learning, growth, and intentional change all while leveraging compassion and provoking thought-partnership. She supports and challenges individuals and organizations in strengthening their relationships and setting the course in times of conflict, change and opportunity.
To continue the conversation with Angela , check out her website and see all the great things she has to offer.
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76. How to Master Your Success
Kelly Lynn Adams, is an award winning executive business & life coach and international speaker who shares ways in which we can master our celebration of success throughout the entire year.
She offers ways that have proven her and others success and now, we get to create a level of success that perhaps we once thought unfathomable.
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75. How to Change the Story
Barbara Churchill is a serial entrepreneur, executive coach, and international speaker who specializes in executive presence and imposter syndrome. She shares sage advice on how to treat mental chatter.
From imagined catastrophes like picturing a loved one lying in a ditch after crashing their car when they don’t come home on time to play-by-play interpretations of others’ behavior, we are expert storytellers, quick to fill in the blanks in our mental movie.
Unfortunately, all too often our behavior is determined by these stories that are just made up, which trigger needless angst.
Tune in to my conversation with Barbara and learn how to take your power back and live your life with less stress.
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74. What are you grateful for?
As we officially commence the holiday season for 2022, I've compiled a gratitude series with podcast listeners, guests, family and friends and asked them to share what's on their hearts. Listen in to this episode and lean in to the feeling of gratitude any day or every day. Put in on a loop and listen to all the great moments of gratitude.
Typically, I round up the episodes with the "Top 3" takeaways. With today's episode, I challenge you, the listener to think of three things that you're grateful for today and repeat this exercise, tomorrow, and the next day, and the day after that.
Episode Resource: 2021 Gratitude Episode
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73. Stress Less with Daily Retreats
Bob Butera created and started the Yoga Life Institute . His mission is clear and his message strong and if you think that this message doesn't apply to you, I ask you to consider this: Could you use less stress in your life?
I bet you could and with that, I offer an episode that speaks to yoga in a different light. A perspective that suggests that we allow ourselves to let go and go on our own daily retreat, even if it's only for five minutes per day.
You don't want to miss this one.
To continue the conversation with Bob , checkout his website and the retreat he's hosting in Costa Rica with mutual friend, Danny Bader who was on the podcast. Listen HERE to hear Danny's wisdom from Episode #43.
PODCAST RESOURCE: Episode #43: Danny Bader on Embracing Life, Vision, & A.M. Smiles
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72. How to Heal Your Heart After Loss
Debra Driscoll lives in the Caribbean and travels the world guiding and assisting others with their "big life loss."
For me, and after you listen to this episode, you will understand why Deb is rebranding the word loss. Loss is about losing a loved one and can also be about other losses that we experience in life like jobs, homes, and relationships.
Deb shares her big life loss that will break your heart just hearing it. After her experience as she describes as "tough terrain," she was able to turn herself around and mend the broken pieces of her heart with joy.
With a little scaffolding and an open mind, Deb now serves us with the tools we can use to heal too.
You don't want to miss this one.
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71. Encouragement: How to Improve Culture
Dale Power, is on a mission to rebrand the word encouragement with her company, The Encouragement Project.
As Dale kindly shares, encouragement works hand-in-hand with creating an environment of connectedness, appreciation, engagement, and a sense of belonging.
It's how we pay attention to others, what we say with our words, and how we listen.
This is exactly what the world needs today. Organizations are yearning to create a culture that keeps their employees engaged and on-board.
Tune in to the podcast to hear how Dale uses what she calls "tiny experiments" that help us become more aware.
To continue the conversation with Dale, you can find her on LinkedIn or check out her website, The Encouragement Project.
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70. Dr. Valerie Young: The Secrets of Imposter Syndrome
Dr. Valerie Young is widely recognized as the foremost expert on impostor syndrome. In addition to speaking at over 100 universities in the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, and the UK including Harvard, Stanford, and Oxford -- she’s spoken at such diverse organizations as Pfizer, Google, Hello Fresh, the National Cancer Institute, and NASA.
Valerie is author of the award-winning book The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable People Suffer from Impostor Syndrome and How to Thrive in Spite of It with Random House which has been reprinted in 5 languages.
And her advice has been cited on BBC radio and in Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, and other popular and business publications around the world.
To continue the conversation with Valerie and learn more about imposter syndrome, view her TED talk, check out her website, and social media accounts on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
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69. How to Introduce Yourself
Mimi Donaldson, is a superstar in the speaking business, keynoting with celebrities for audiences of thousands. She has spoken for many of the Fortune 500 and taught leadership at Harvard University.
As a professional speaker coach she works with people like you and I and prepares us for an audience of one or thousands, including the prestigious TEDx stage.
It's more than an elevator pitch, my friends, and whether you're working for yourself, for someone else, or living your best life, we can all use a coaching boost to present our best selves.
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68. You are HERE
Everyone deserves happiness and I think the hardest part of life is simply believing that we deserve it.
And sometimes it's easier to list things that we're unhappy about rather than list things that make us genuinely happy.
My podcast guest today, Jule Kim and I discuss this very tough question and how it takes time to figure it out.
We have to understand where we are in life before we can move forward.
To continue the conversation with Jule, check out her website or find her on Instagram and TikTok.
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67. Self Care: How to Resolve Burnout
Jen Thomas was in the corporate world when she experienced overwhelming feelings of burnout. Corporate burnout is real and her story is one of resilience and confidence.
Jen defines the worst time of her life to be the best thing that ever happened to her. She knew she was the only one who could make a change and that no one else could do it for her.
And now, as a coach she guides others in their transformation overcoming feelings of depression, anxiety and overwhelm, to name a few.
To continue the conversation with Jen, connect with her on LinkedIn, her Facebook group, Instagram, watch her TED talk, and don't forget, the free (and early!) access to a chapter in her book Nature's Wisdom.
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66. Cheryl Ecton on Being on the Edge with Kindness
Cheryl Ecton is on a mission to inspire and motivate people by helping them realize that everyone has daily choices that not only impact their lives now, but also in the future.
At one point in her life, Cheryl was faced with an overwhelming amount of adversity. With an impending divorce and a sick child that required multiple surgeries, Cheryl wouldn't give up; she had a family and employees that relied on her.
She shares her story with authenticity and warmth and reminds us that we are not alone in our journeys.
You don't want to miss this one.
To continue the conversation with Cheryl, check out her website, order her book "Choices Change Everything: Choose to Get Up When Life Knocks You Down", or connect with her on LinkedIn.
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