Work From Your Happy Place With Belinda Ellsworth

Credibility is the foundation of any successful brand and business.Credibility distinguishes successful business people from those who don’t succeed.Establishing credibility helps you build long-lasting relationships with your clients. If they respect you, they’ll vouch for you and continue doing business with you.Authenticity is the only way to foster credibility. You cannot build credibility by being inauthentic.To establish credibility, be honest, show people who you are, and stay consistent.In this episode, Mitchell Levy talks about the importance of establishing credibility for your business and how to do that by being authentically yourself. He also shares his journey as a TEDx speaker."You build credibility by being authentic and showing people who you are.”Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[02:33] Mitchell shares his takeaways from interviewing 500 thought leaders on credibility.[04:23] Mitchell shares his definition of Credibility. He talks about the opposite of credibility and what mistake

Hanna Bier founder and CEO of Money Bliss. She works with ambitious women all over the world to recreate their relationship with money in a life-affirming, positive and loving way. Hanna spent seven years trying to answer the question: Is it possible to create wealth without compromising our health, wellness and/or happiness. Can we actually create abundant lives while living a life of joy?Happily, the answer is a resounding YES. And this is the work she now does with clients.
She also has a podcast she just started called Unravelling Money.As an energy healer, family-constellation expert and certified life coach, she has woven her diverse skill set into a proven, and innovative capacity to allow her clients to transform their relationship with money from the inside out. Her clairvoyant abilities allow her to quickly discover the deepest money blocks in people's energy systems. Once these blocks are released through her proprietary methodology, abundance opens up in an entirely new, magical (and sometimes awe

As the summer is wrapping up and we are approaching the fall season, it is a great time to get organized and prepare yourself both at home and at work to get maximum results from your time.The fall season is generally the busiest time of the year for almost everyone, with the kids returning to school, prospects returning from vacations, and customers ready to talk about their plans and needs.For businesses, this is the time to kick-start and prepare for the hectic holiday season and meet final deadlines before ending the year. So as a business owner, it becomes crucial that you are & organized and have a clear plan in place.With the holiday season and the end of the year right at the corner, this is the time when there are huge opportunities for every business to acquire new customers, increase sales, and grow their revenues.Opportunities are enormous, but how you utilize them will affect this year’s numbers and goals for your business.In this episode, I share some time-saving hacks to make things easier

An Emmy award-winning journalist, Liz Brunner’s television career spanned 28 years and featured many memorable highlights. Along with co-anchoring the #1 rated 6 pm newscast at ABC-TV, WCVB NewsCenter 5 in Boston, she conducted exclusive one-on-one interviews with prominent figures ranging from professional athletes to global political leaders including President Barack Obama as well as cultural icons such as Oprah Winfrey.In 2013, Liz excitedly embarked upon her next chapter, becoming the CEO and Founder of Brunner Communications and launched BrunnerAcademy.com in 2020. Both are dedicated to helping people find their authentic voice, tell their story and lead with presence.An expert communications coach, motivational speaker, Liz is also the host of the Live Your Best Life with Liz Brunner podcast. Liz guides her guests to share their stories of self-discovery and re-creation.Episode Summary -Everyone has a deeply-rooted desire to live a meaningful and fulfilled life…A life on which they can look back and fe

Starting a business is easy. You become a business owner by choosing a product or service to offer, a name, and some branding.Many people start a business thinking that just by turning on their computers, they will start making money. It’s not long before they get a big reality check and realize that building a successful business can be complex and challenging.Starting a business and building and running a successful business are two entirely different things.A successful business combines good strategy, skills, and flexibility.You need to have a proper plan regarding what you want to do, how you can achieve it, and what skills you need to develop. It’s also imperative that you learn to be flexible to adapt to all of the unexpected situations you’re sure to encounter.In this episode, I share the top 10 tips that have helped me grow a successful business.Though there is no formula for instant success, but you can boost and scale up your business with these tips."More people will choose to do business with you

Jennifer Arthurton is the creator, and founder of Old Chicks Know Sh*t, a community and podcast (of the same name) designed to inspire and support midlife women in chasing their dreams and creating their kick-ass next chapter.
In addition, Jennifer is an empowerment coach, podcast host, writer, and speaker.

Episode Summary -Many women who are over fifty consider their careers to be set, with no possibility of changing or starting something new.They give up on their dreams and start judging their capability to start over.
Throughout their lives, most women do things out of duty and obligations, and when they hit midlife, they suddenly realize they’ve spent their life making other people happy and often haven’t done anything that makes them happy. But very few women see this as an opportunity to change their situation.
Women have seen this modeled since childhood. We have grown up seeing our mothers and grandmothers live their lives without any purpose after the age of fifty.But for women in mid-life, this is

Kelly Smith is a globally celebrated yoga and meditation teacher, E-RYT 500 /YACEP, founder of Yoga For You, and host of the iTunes chart-topping podcasts, Mindful In Minutes and Meditation Mama.Kelly specializes in the non-physical limbs of yoga and is best known for her master trainings in meditation, restorative yoga, and yoga nidra and her international retreats.Kelly’s earliest experience with yoga was physically stretching to train as a college athlete. Kelly even skipped Savasana at the end of yoga classes – she would roll upher matt and walk out the door!But when Kelly turned 16, her mom was diagnosed with cancer. That’s when she had her first exposure to slower, more mindful yoga practices. As her mom’s primary caregiver, she began joining her for restorative and gentle yoga. These sessions not only brought them closer, but they also were Kelly’s first experience of any yogic benefits outside offlexibility and mobility.

Episode Summary -In our day-to-day life we are so busy managing the external wor

Most people think that effective communication is only about talking. But that is just half of a conversation. Most often, people forget the other part, which is learning to be a good listener is the other half.Most of us are good at talking, but when it comes to listening to the other person, we fall short.If you want great and effective conversations, you must master the art of becoming a good listener.When you pay attention to what others are saying, it helps you understand the other person's perspectives, have better conversations, and allows you to provide them with better solutions.By becoming a good listener, you start having more fulfilling and transparent conversations. It can also reduce the chance of misunderstandings.How often have you experienced having a conversation and later not being sure what the conversation was about or maybe realized that you skipped some critical points of the discussion?Lack of paying attention to what others are saying is the primary reason.When you do this, you risk l

Fran Maier is CEO and Founder of BabyQuip, the leading baby gear rental service, serving families traveling to over 650 locations in the United States, Canada, and beyond.
She is a "Super Founder" and brand builder with over 25 years of experience building B2C and B2B internet businesses. She is best known for her 10+ years leading TRUSTe (now TrustArc), the leading privacy trust mark and compliance provider, and as Co-Founder and first General Manager of Match.com.
Fran speaks widely on several topics relating to women in business, including opportunities for women in the collaborative economy, addressing the lucrative family travel segment, women in entrepreneurship and on boards. She serves as an advisor to many start-ups including Portfolia, Women’s Start-up Lab, Sign-up.com, Kango, and Dabbl.
Fran is featured as an expert in the documentary film about entrepreneurship entitled “She Started It.” With Emmy Award winning journalist Kym McNicholas, she hosted a radio show/podcast called "Female Seeking Start

JoAnna Hartzmark is the Founder and CEO of Revelle, an e-commerce brand sitting at the cutting edge of fashion and technology.JoAnna is a champion of women, serving as a change agent to facilitate meaningful success in their lives. JoAnna’s empowering work has been applauded in press and podcasts, spotlighting her efforts to shift the paradigms of the fashion industry by creating a solution that balances the need for both tech and humanity.
Episode Summary -To live a fulfilled and happy life, you must be the master of your own life and be willing to take risks and do what you feel is right. So don’t live a life where things are happening to you, but rather choose to live a life where you make things happen for you.If you don’t like your job, just quit and do something else. If you are a lawyer and want to start your marketing company, just do it. You don’t have to do something just because others are doing it.Be focused on what you want to do rather than what others dictate.
In this episode, JoAnna Hartzmark

How often have you faced a similar situation when someone promised things to you and simply didn’t get it done?Adhering to what you say and doing it when you say it shows your commitment.Often people fix up appointments and don’t show up; this shows that they are not committed to what they say and creates an impression on others that they should never trust them.The fundamental of building a successful business relationship is keeping up with your commitment. This assures others that they can count on what you say, which is the basis of building a long-lasting relationship.In this episode, I talk about the importance of honoring your commitment and how it can cost you if you don’t honor what you say.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[02:08] Why do most people get into trouble with commitments? How does it affect others, and How it costs your business?[08:38] Why do most people fail to keep up with their commitment?[10:58] Why people don’t value their own words?[12:28] How do I manage when I fail to

Jeremy Slate is the founder of the Create Your Own Life Podcast, which studies the highest performers in the world. He studied literature at Oxford University, specializes in using podcasting and new media to create celebrities, and was ranked #1 in iTunes New and #78 in the iTunes top 100. He was named the #1 Podcast to Listen to by INC Magazine in 2019, as well as being named a Top Influencer by Forbes.After his success in podcasting, Jeremy Slate and his wife, Brielle Slate, founded Command Your Brand to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.
Episode Summary -Since podcasts began to gain popularity a few years back, they’ve exploded and becoming a crucial platform for any business. From businesses and influencers to celebrities, it seems that everyone has their own podcast.
That’s because podcasting is one of the best ways to reach your target audience and increase your brand awareness. It also helps you to position your brand authority and gives you the platform to sh

Sean Castrina is a serial entrepreneur, having started more than 20 companies over the last 20 years, and still seeks to launch a new venture annually.He is the author of 4 bestselling business books, including 8 Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success, The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World, Developing The Entrepreneur Within, and World’s Greatest Business Plan.
He hosts one of the most popular business podcasts on the planet- The 10 Minute Entrepreneur.

Episode Summary -Do you know that 3 out of 5 Americans want to start their own business, and around 20% of new businesses fail within the first year?The biggest reason for business failure is starting the wrong business.There’s a myth that working for something about which you’re passionate is the path to becoming a successful entrepreneur.
It’s also well known that the entrepreneurial journey is not easy. Entrepreneurs handle lots of setbacks, stress, and struggles. That’s why it’s so important to choose the right business to begin with.No matter h

Do you feel like you’ve reached the end of your rope and can’t take it anymore?Does it feel like nothing is going right?Do you feel like giving up on your business?The more you think and say these things to yourself, the more you will stay frustrated, depressed, and burned out.Every business has its ups and downs, but complaining and focusing on the negative won’t do any good for you or your business.The story you tell yourself is the one you believe.To change your situation and outcome, you need to first change your story.In this episode, I talk about how the story you tell impacts every area of your life and how you can change your story.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[02:02] Why does it seem like many people getting overwhelmed lately?[03:36] How an assessment helped me to come out of burnout[06:54] How to shift your beliefs[07:48] How to change your story[11:19] The importance of shifting away from the all-or-nothing mindset.About the Host -Belinda Ellsworth is a Speaker, Trainer, Best-Sellin

Liam Austin is the co-founder of Entrepreneurs HQ and a virtual event strategist, having launched over 15 virtual summits, dozens of quick workshops, and many more online events, hosting over 400 speakers whilst educating 100,000+ business owners through his programs.
"Virtual Events That Sell" is his 6-week implementation program which makes it easy for you to create your own high impact virtual events, from workshops and masterminds to summits and conferences, with the end goal of selling more of your high-ticket offer (includes how to blueprint, validate and sell your new program.)Liam is also the creator of the Million Dollar Virtual Summit Program, where he partners with select clients to generate seven figures.

Episode Summary - Online sales have been a buzz for many years, but the pandemic essentially forced every business to embrace online selling.Since then, many businesses have doubled (and even tripled) their revenues through online sales. But there are also many companies struggling with online s

Yiqing (yee-ching) is an award-winning actor, filmmaker, and creativity coach for artists and entrepreneurs.
She is the founder and CEO of Fearless Cutie Pie Productions - an all-women production company dedicated to telling cathartic stories with strong Asian female leads.
She found her calling in helping people with their minds and souls through storytelling after a miserable failure in a depression study when she was a medical student in China.She helps heart-driven multi-hyphenates get unstuck, overcome burnout, and create more balanced, meaningful, and fulfilling lives.
Episode Summary - 
What do you do when you have to make an important or difficult decision?Most of us look for help outside ourselves, either asking someone we trust or seeing out help from experts.
We tend to allow our over-thinking, fear, and bias to lead us to ignore the superpower we all have available to us, our intuition.When confused or stuck, listen to intuition, your inner voice, or sixth sense, whatever you choose to call it, an

The summer has arrived!This is the time during the year when most people want to take a complete break from their business for the entire summer, doing no business, no work, nothing. If you’re at all serious about your business, taking two to three full months off is not possible. If you do, you’ll either end up losing business opportunities, or you’ll end up not taking a break.And both are wrong.The all-or-nothing mentality doesn’t work, especially for entrepreneurs. To enjoy summers, you must set your priorities in advance and find a way to work your business around your summertime life and schedule. But you cannot just let go of your business. In this episode, I talk about how you can take off during summer without feeling guilty and still maintaining your business."How you look at it and approach it defines your mindset.”Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[02:27] Why do most people take time off during summers?[03:17] The all-or-nothing mentality - Why is it important to get rid of it.[04:35] How

If Jennifer Smith is right, the way anyone shares how-to knowledge is about to change forever. A former VC and McKinsey consultant turned accidental CEO, she interviewed more than 1,200 business leaders on a quest to understand everything there is to know about processes, best practices, and productivity. Now with her startup Scribe, she’s empowering people to own their processes by building the world’s first operating system for know-how.
For as long as she can remember, Jennifer has been fixated on finding better, faster ways to get work done. That obsession led her to a career in consulting at McKinsey, where she spent seven years getting paid to uncover the secrets and shortcuts behind companies’ highest-performing employees. From there she moved to Silicon Valley VC firm Greylock, picking the brains of over a thousand CIOs, CDOs, and CXOs in an effort to understand their biggest operational pain points.She was shocked to find that despite advances in technology, not much had changed since her early days

Bob Tiede is an accomplished leadership expert, author, and blogger who has served on the leadership team of Cru for fifty years.Bob Tiede has been helping people work from their happy place for a decade. His Leading with Questions approach teaches leaders to be "serial askers" instead of "serial teller." By doing so, leaders discover barriers to progress and workflow issues while fostering a healthier, more productive workplace. Thanks, as always, for your time.
Ten years ago, Bob Tiede stumbled upon the book that changed his life: Power Questions by Jerold Pans and Andrew Sobel. After reading about the value of asking questions, and thinking about his 40 years as a leader, he had an epiphany: He had spent his entire professional life as a benevolent dictator, “telling” instead of asking in his personal and professional life.Eager to share his knowledge, Bob started a blog, Leading with Questions (see the press kit here). Nine years and more than one thousand blog posts later, Bob has connected thousands of

This Five-part series talks about how you can get what you want and be the best version of yourself. Part 1 – I shared an overview of the “mastering your craft” triangle and how you can create a triangle for yourself.Part 2 – I shared strategies on how to master your talent.Part 3 – I talked about the importance of work ethics.Part 4 - I have talked about how to alter the art of Networking.Episode Summary - Most people struggle because of their mindset.Of course, skills are essential, but not believing in themselves can be the biggest reason people fail.Phrases filled with self-doubt like, “I can’t,” “Not possible,” “I could never succeed at that,” can keep you from growing and keep you stuck.There are endless possibilities if you truly believe in yourself have confidence that you can make it.In this episode, I talk about the three essential areas for self-belief and how to boost self-confidence.“You will never be ready if you don’t show up and put yourself out into the world.”Snapshot of the Key Points from