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Patty K is a Coachsultant (coach and consultant) and who works with self-employed professionals to help them clarify their message and build a marketing strategy for their business based on honesty, empathy and education. She is also the author of the book: The YOU-Shaped Business: Authentic marketing for self-employed professionals. Patty believes that if the product or service you offer is truly valuable to your clients, "selling" is not necessary, you simply need to make it easy to buy. ​ For complete show notes see fuelradio.com

How to Heal Your Relationship With Money with Morgana Rae Morgana is a money coach although she says that money isn’t really her area of coaching at all. She says the subject of money crosses over into all areas of your life. Money is a pain door that opens up the real stuff that life is really all about. She teaches people to have a healthy relationship with money so that it enhances their love, lifestyle, and legacy. Morgana and her husband Devon have a goal to be married in over 100 different countries. Morgana shares the fascinating story of how she met Devon and how the journey to be married in 100 different countries began. When you end up envying someone, instead of hating them thank them for showing you what’s possible. Morgana shares how she started her traditional business and then transitioned to a digital business. “Devon and I can do business everywhere.” Morgana talks about her business model and the shifts she keeps making. "I have an obsessive coaching disorder." Morgana asks "How can

Lina loves her Wi-Fi lifestyle! She loves the variety, she loves to travel, and she loves to work with different people all around the world. Lina believes there’s so too much to experience in the world to just keep doing the same thing over and over again. She wants other people to experience life to the fullest extent. This is why she does what she does. She was a little frustrated with the corporate world and the limits that put she felt it put on her. She loves the flexibility of having her own business. Tips from Lina’s area of expertise: Learn the difference between efficiency and effectiveness. She encourages us to keep track of what we are doing so that we can tell what we are focussing on and whether we are being effective. Another tip is, Lina says your business will never outgrow your mindset. Be positive and constructive. “Connection is currency.” Acceptance, positivity helps. Lina’s recent source of inspiration - Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday’s. Oprah has turned this in to a book called the

Quotes and Tips by Dan Moyle Inbound Marketing Just before Dan came to Interview Valet he was an in-house marketer for a mortgage company. He grew their mortgage team from being the only one marketing for them to a team of 10. Dan explains his content strategy and how he helped the mortgage company bring in 13 months of revenue in one month. Dan thinks the sales and marketing magic happened because it was all about educating their customers and not trying to convince them. Helping people and having their interests at heart is much better than just trying to convince them. Interview Valet Dan moved over to Interview Valet because of his relationship with Tom Schwab and that he liked the podcast industry. Interview Valet is a virtual company. They use Zoom and loom and Facebook groups to communicate He doesn’t have to rely on proximity to work with people they can rely on things like desire and skill. Dan enjoys the flexibility of working virtually and working from home. At Interview Valet they feel t

In this interview we discuss: How Jeff went from meeting people in his office to providing help for them online. Jeff noticed that in a typical intervention the interventionist helps with the intervention and then they are gone. And the family is left not really knowing what to do next and with little support and strength-based tools. See spotlight diagram on Jeff’s website. Jeff uses a rafting on the river model. He tries to give everyone involved the skills that they need for recovery and healthy living. Several years ago Jeff created a three-phase program and then put it online and found things that he could do online that he wasn’t able to do face-to-face such as creating a healthy supportive community. Secrets are huge in many families. What he really tries to let people know is that this is not your shame comes from the culture the trauma comes from the culture and it trickles down. The culture is designed for business it’s not really designed to help the addiction problem and the problem falls to

Show Notes Gabrielle shares her story about how she met her husband. Gabrielle describes her lunch. She studied personally under Murray Ray. Gabrielle launched her business by taking on clients for free. She experienced a lot of anxiety and self-doubt, to begin with. She offered four free sessions, so it wasn’t never-ending free advice. She asked for testimonials in exchange for her free sessions and in lieu of payment. Gabrielle took the scary leap of hiring two people to help her with her work. This is been the way that she has leveraged her time. Gabrielle says she grew up not loving herself and she had a hard time around boys and men. This led her down a hard path where she kept to herself. As a result, she was suffering from really bad anxiety and depression. She went through the depths of hell through drug addiction and living on the streets. She did some really deep personal development to try and turn things around. As a result of her experiences, she has learned to see between the lines and to

SHOW NOTES Jennie didn’t want her new Direct Sales venture to just be a hobby because she says "hobbies cost you money they don’t make you money." Starting out she read as many direct sales books as she possibly could. She also spoke to other people and other direct sales companies to find out what made them successful She was told to find a mentor. She says "why just one mentor, why not five?" She was successful, earned trips, car bonuses, and free product. The part of the business that Jennie really enjoyed was working with her team. She realized that what she was doing was coaching her people to success. She felt a calling to coach. She coached in her business for 6 1/2 years and then went and got certified in coaching in 2017 as a direct sales coach.   One of her early obstacles was that she ran out of parties and customers. She became a member of a networking group and managed to fill up her calendar again. Launching her direct sales business was relatively easy because it started with a party and

Sally-Jo O'Brien helps people be braver in whatever they want to be braver in. For entrepreneurs, it’s about being braver in their approach and attitude about their business. She also helps with career transitions. Sally Jo's friends call her "The Queen of Re-Invention." She’s had three big career and life shifts herself including her husband passing away in 2005. In launching her coaching business Sally-Jo had to retrain herself and learn to coach. During the launch of Sally Jo’s coaching business, she was still doing some things in the food industry and those two things intersected. She started getting a lot of referrals for coaching and decided to go into that full-time. LEVERAGE Sally Jo leverages her time through group coaching. She also leverages her time through Zoom. She uses it for coaching and for masterminds. Recently she led training for someone else’s mastermind through Zoom. VALUES During a career or business transition you need to reassess your values and figure out what’s important to you.

Show Notes Anthony's Story... Anthony was deployed to Iraq in 2009 and 2010 When he came home he was expecting to be excited, free and have a new life, but he suffered badly from PTSD. He found he was having nightmares and claustrophobia and was often frightened when he was driving. He eventually when I had to get his bachelors and Masters degree in health and started working at A health center While he was working at the health center he did a workshop for men on men’s health that was received very well. He also noticed a lack of opportunities for men to talk about their own health issues and out of the workshop his his coaching business and other workshops began. Why Men's Health? Anthony finds that men need to talk about their struggles. He finds that men have a lack of purpose and that they are distracted and that this takes a toll on their well-being. What is your wealth without your health? What is wealth when you can’t enjoy it. We have to take a step back and ask what’s most important? Everything

Karin has a Bachelors and a Masters degree in music and started out wanting to be an orchestra conductor. She left that to pursue the law but in between that she was a personnel manager for an urgent care facilities. When she got into law she became an award-winning trial lawyer before leaving that to pursue being an entrepreneur. Karin is a funnel and visibility expert. She'll help you tell your story and make sales. ​ Quotes from Karin "Don’t make your life your work. Make people your life" "The true measure of a great network is: Are you with people you want to play with?" "People don’t really want the guru anymore. They will tolerate the guide, but what they really want is the friend who will roll up their sleeves and say, 'hey I’m here with you.' You be real and I’ll be real and will get things going a lot faster." "We often ask 'where you from and what do you do?' but in our initial conversation, we talked about what matters to us. What’s your struggle? What’s your strength? What makes you cry

Show notes... What it was like for Jane to start her first business “Sometimes you can take your business idea and morph it into something else and that doesn’t mean it was a failure. It was something that you needed to go through to be in the model that you really needed to be in." "If I'd have known how much work my first business was going to be and how hard it was going to be to build it, I probably would’ve never have started in the first place." "You have to build a business that’s not dependent on you in the center." "I sold the business and kept the marriage." "I tried the Martha Stewart thing. I planted a garden I tried baking, but eventually, I realized that I’m an entrepreneur. It’s who I am." "We decided that we would never base our businesses on the need for money. We decided that we would base it on our values and keep a relationship first." "No one ever pulled me aside when I had my first business and told me that you actually get to have your vision and a life." "It’s around trusting

Show Notes: - How Caroline has gone from myofascial release massage therapist to how she is helping people with deeper issues in the area of nutrition - Carolyn is now also an integrative health coach as well. Food can heal. Food is medicine. - We are an overly traumatized species and you can’t just tease away one issue. You have to take a holistic approach. - There are so many things that pull us away from who we are and disconnect us from our hearts - Our bodies naturally detoxify when we support them with the food that best supports our bodies - How to spring clean your life. - The power of inwardly directed self-care - We’re supposed to feel ease in our bodies and be able to move - Going from the left brain to the right brain where possibilities and miracles live - Carolyn's return to your heart program - When Caroline started working with food she realized you can eat all the broccoli you want, but if you’re not connected to your heart you’re not gonna feel better - The importance of connecting with y

GOD IN DISGUISE Trudy and her husband Andy spent two and a half years in India to live a life of solidarity with the poor in the slums. It was a journey that nearly destroyed her faith. When they returned to North America Trudy wrote about their experiences in her book GOD IN DISGUISE. In this interview, we discuss Trudy's many surprising discoveries about God and the transformation that continues to take place in her life.

Is your life run by the "Tyranny of the Urgent?" A few years ago I was introduced to the concept of Bubble Time by Isabelle Mercier Turcotte the Brand Performance Catalyst at Leapzone Strategies. I know Isabelle personally and she has been a guest on FuelRadio.com many times. What I love about Isabelle is that she walks her talk. She has a thriving coaching business and yet she takes four months off a year! One of her mantras is... "Live your life by design not default” ...and one of the ways she does that is a concept she calls Bubble Time. For more show notes go to fuelradio.com/blog

In this episode we discuss > How The I Get To Legacy Project got its start > How The I Get To Legacy Project helps the homeless and provides a little income and activity for people who are a part of the project's beneficiary Whole Way House > How the I Get To message is changing and affecting lives Our guest Jenny Konkin is the President & Co-Founder of Whole Way House. Jenny says, “I have now been working in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver since 2010 and I believe that every person has a story and I would like to get to know them.​” The I Get To Legacy Project “The I Get To Legacy Project is inspired by Ron Konkin, who, in 2009 was diagnosed with Stage 4 Melanoma at the age of 48 and was only given 4-12 months to live. From then on, his perspective changed. Every day after those first four months, he said “I don’t have to, I get to because I’m still alive! “Ron carried on teaching and speaking to thousands for the next four years, and when he passed away on December 25, 2013, he had built an incredib

Kathleen O'Sullivan from KSHIFT is a very successful consultant in her own right. However, with the way her business was structured and with the way she was thinking about certain things, her success was costing her in detrimental ways. When Kathleen hit a wall she began to seek out a coach for herself. When Kathleen first spoke with Isabelle Mercier of LeapZone Strategies she felt like she found her soulmate, and not simply a business coach. In just one year, as Kathleen worked with Isabelle's company and her crew, Kathleen was able to double her business, and perhaps more importantly get her life back. For more show notes and quotes see http://www.fuelradio.com

Becoming still in mind and body helps you to get out of the way. It opens the door to meditation. Music by deep sky divers.

I first met Ken Stone a couple of year's ago at a business training event in Lake Tahoe. I was intrigued by this big gregarious guy who at called himself a "healer." At the same time, even though I was on a quest to be more spiritually open minded the title of "healer" pushed some buttons. During the event I got to know Ken and had a great conversation with him about contemplation, Father Keating from Snow Mass, CO and our religious backgrounds that was filled with laughter and even a few tears. Since that time, we have stayed in touch. When i changed the format of FuelRadio I thought of Ken and asked him if he wanted to play. Thankfully he did! He asked someone who participated in his workshops and one-on-one calls, author, speaker Jan Carlin if she would be willing to share her story as well. Gratefully she agreed. For more see: FuelRadio.com mindfulworks.com kenwstone.com

Sarah Blondin is the founder, writer, videographer and podcast host for ‘Live Awake’. She lives with her beautiful son and husband in British Columbia, Canada. Moving out of the hustle and bustle of downtown Vancouver, BC to a remote piece of property outside Salmon Arm, BC Sarah began to pay close attention to her inner voice and write about it in her journal. Eventually, she ended up reaching people all over the world by recording her journal entries and turning them into meditations, creating Live Awake and putting them on the popular free meditation app, the Insight Timer.

For this episode, we speak with Jesse Elder who describes himself as "an improve action philosopher who does his own stunts." I caught up with Jesse on one of the first legs of his Release Tour in Seattle. We explore the unconventional way in which Jesse went about the tour, how he got to where he is today and how he processes pain and all the bad shit that goes on in the world. We also visit with a few people who have received coaching from Jesse and were involved in the Seattle event. For more see: http://fuelradio.com/jesse-elder-seattle