My Time Is Now With Charlene Gilman

In this episode, I am revisiting Episode 51 on decluttering relationships. This does not mean throw everyone away and start over from scratch. The means take inventory with awareness. I have touched on this topic a couple of times in the show. This piece is specific to clean up and may be a little painful. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-ux  

In this episode, Phil Gerbyshak shares the common mistake many people and businesses make in using any Social Media platform. About Phil: Phil Gerbyshak is a speaker and a trainer, who delivers programs on the power of technology, social selling and connection. With a unique speaking style—part technology and sales expert, part entertainer—Phil keeps his audiences awake and engaged while providing micro-tactics to help you get more leads, earn referrals, and improve your business. When he's not traveling, speaking, or making new connections, Phil writes. He's published 5 books, including 10 Ways to Make It Great and #TwitterWorks, more than 2,500 articles, and has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Financial Times, and more. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-uj

In this episode, Louie La Vella shares his expertise of being a nightlife consultant (concerts, entertainment personalities, and festivals) and how he shares this knowledge with business owners who are looking to engage more with millennials.   About Louie: With 20+ years experience in the nightlife consultant arena and extensive development and production experience with national television and feature film projects, author, speaker, and event producer, Louie La Vella has produced and marketed over 30 live music concerts in the past 24 months. Louie has been called a "media-preneur" — combining a successful TV executive producer and host role with being a sought after marketing/branding consultant in the nightlife and music industry. In his television days, La Vella had the opportunity to interview the likes of Lady Gaga, Richard Branson, Backstreet Boys, and more. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-uf

In this episode, Craig Hallenberger defines his ART program, which stands for Awareness, Release, Train and how this program has helped him and his clients reach great results. About Craig: Craig Hallenberger is a motivational speaker and success coach. He does far more than just expose existing and hidden problems — he gives his audiences a step-by-step program to fix the problems he exposes. Craig shares a routine to create permanent change in a person that ripples through the entire organization and customer base. His routine is easy to understand and implement on an individual basis or throughout an organization. He uses real world examples and unique demonstrations to make his point. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-u7

In this episode, former monk, Greg Burdulis shares his intelligence on how mindfulness benefits everyone and how he is teaching mindfulness to top leaders within with large organizations like Google, PepsiCo and Eli Lily. About Greg: Greg has been practicing mindfulness over 25 years, including 7 years in Burma as a monk.  Since his brain has over 25,000 hours of training, scientists study it to research the effects of mindfulness.  Greg brings what he learned in the monastery to popular sessions at Google, Facebook, and PepsiCo. In addition, Greg interweaves recent research in neuroscience, psychology, creativity, and leadership development into compelling and effective mindfulness training for executives. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-tZ

In this episode, Doug McGuirk educating us on addiction and how some "normal habits" we have today are actually signals of having an addiction to certain things, activities, and even personalities we surround ourselves with on a daily basis. Dug discusses the following points of conversation: Why is there so much addiction? What are a few addictions you had to overcome? What are some examples of addiction most of us may not recognize due to habitual behaviors? What did you need to believe about yourself to have the life you envisioned? Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-pE

In this episode, John Robitaille is bearing it all – Like many successful individuals, John has overcome adversity in his life and has turned personal tragedies into a source of strength and empowerment. A survivor of childhood sexual abuse and prostate cancer, John has had to deal with many personal challenges including the death of his daughter by suicide. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-pw

In this episode Kim Tracy graces us with the latest information she has been researching for business speakers. Kim discusses the following points of conversation: What are some of the reasons the speaking industry has changed over the years? How has the Internet and/or social media impacted speakers? What are the top things a speaker needs? Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-ps

In this episode Helen Raleigh discusses her upbringing in Communist China and how the wisdom of her mother's will taught Helen to be the best today to build the courage for a bigger tomorrow. About Helen: Helen Raleigh, CFA, was born and raised in Communist China. She arrived at America in 1996 as a student. She knew no one and had less than $100 in her pocket. Like millions of immigrants with a craving for freedom, her pocket was light but her dreams were rich. She took on three part-time jobs, including washing dishes at Chinese restaurants, while supporting herself through graduate schools. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-pl

In this episode I am discussing how to leverage fear to build confidence in your whole life. When we add to the fears, we miss out on key lessons for us to learn. Which then puts us in a tailspin of why we are not achieving the level of results we originally hoped for. How can we leverage fear to build confidence? 1st let's define Confidence:  The feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something; firm trust Allow the fears to come up, but do not spend all your time wrapped up in the worst case scenarios Think of a time when you had to get through a challenging time and how you grew in that moment Imagine the confidence and trust you had in yourself during that time Listen to the full episode: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-pM

In this episode, Ryan shares his take on how Millennials are moving swiftly to purchase real estate instead of renting. He also shares is passion on teaching his course on the Millennial Mindset. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-oU

In this episode, Jim discusses how he made his lifestyle his business. He also gives us the background on The Mike character which is witty and has his own informative take on sports! About Jim: As creator of the Trademarked MIKE cartoon sports character, Jim Sweeney has crafted his digital innovation to become the first universal animated brand in sports. Sweeney envisions MIKE as an alter-ego personality to eventually be seen and heard on network television and Jumbotrons. Jim's property has enjoyed an incredible start in digital media.  In addition to penning 850+ blogs, Jim has also published 40 MIKE Sports Comic Books and monetizes them via affiliate partners. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-oP

In this episode, I will discuss the importance of quality over quantity. For the past five years I have been hearing more and more about quality having more importance over quantity. Examples: The quality of relationships is more important than the number of relationships you hold whether that's personal or professional. The quality of service is more important than the number of clients you work with. The quality of the food you eat is more important than the quantity of calories you take in. Listen In Here: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-p7

In this episode, Shawn makes a 2nd appearance on the show and shares how empowering business owners adds to value to business partnerships and he shares a few points on his upcoming book – 3 Laws of Empowerment. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-oK

In this episode, Todd shares why disruption in a business environment is important for innovation and growth. About Todd: Todd Mitchem is an entrepreneur, leader, and disruptor, known for his ability to structure, re-structure, and build companies, as well as his talent for leading. For more than 16 years, Todd has coached executives on dynamic leadership, structural excellence and strategic business applications at some of the top brands in the world, including Microsoft, Apple, Starbucks, Anheuser-Busch, H&R Block, Purina and Yum Brands.  Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-oC

In this episode, Jennifer Lonnberg discusses her development in managing the "mean girl" voice in her head. She shows how she took charge and started to re-create her life that is producing a more satisfying lifestyle. Jennifer discusses the following points of conversation: Why are so many people unhappy? Why can life be so miserable? Is "just getting by" OK with you?  and much more   Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-ow

In this episode, Erica discusses her life journey that took her from being adopted twice to winning Mrs Colorado America 2016. She shares her passion on life and teaching other women how to become powerful leaders within their communities.   Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-np

In this episode, Michael discusses how he is impacting businesses today by implementing his background in acting and storytelling. About Michael: Be Story Driven Founder, Michael Collins, is a long‐time performer and instructor, graduating from the renowned Second City Conservatory in Chicago. Michael has performed on stage and in front of the camera in Chicago, Los Angeles and Denver, and was a host for Outside Television. He is well‐known in the Denver improv community and can be seen on occasion performing at Lannie's Clocktower Caberet, The Avenue Theater, and Voodoo Comedy Theatre. Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-nj

In this episode, Maura discusses getting out of well-worn boxes we've put ourselves into and also address the topic of age-ism. Maura discusses the following points of conversation: I was trained and groomed for a career in law, but I was a globally-minded creative with a universalist outlook. I left law school mid-stream because my inside light was being extinguished daily and I couldn't endure spending 40 years in a profession that didn't speak for my soul. At age 34, I transitioned into a mother and a home schooling parent who worked part time with my husband at our computer firm. This time marked another total transformation and identity swing...and much more Listen In: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-nc

In this episode, Jacqui Murray breaks the silence on the impact that professional burn out has on a business. She also discusses the importance of leadership development in business and personal growth strategies. Jacqueline believes that a company's successes are an outcome of efficient operational processes. Understanding this, she uses a her 'back to basics of psychology and social ecosystems' approach in guiding and teaching leadership and management teams to reengage and understand what motivates their employees. Listen: http://wp.me/p4ynlt-mz