No Labels, No Limits Podcast

In this week's episode of our No Labels, No Limits podcast, we are sharing a compilation of women with goals. We review three interviews with three incredible women who share turning points in their lives, where they recognized the need for change and took action to shape their futures. Join us as we interview Melissa Smith (Virtual Assistant Matchmaker), Connie Benjamin (My Fire Within), and Madelyn Victoria (Musician of Many Talents).Learn more and connect with each below:Melissa Smith - @thepvahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/melissasmiththepva/https://www.facebook.com/thepersonalvirtualassistant/http://www.thepva.com/Connie Benjaminwww.facebook.com/connie.benjamin.50https://www.instagram.com/connie.benjamin.50/ www.linkedin.com/in/connie-benjamin-73b9bb20/Madelyn Victoriamadelyn@madelyn-victoria.comhttp://www.madelyn-victoria.comhttps://www.facebook.com/madelynvictoria/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today is another unique episode of No Labels, No Limits podcast where we have gathered three impactful, creative guests from past episodes. We interview Anne Sugar (an executive coach and speaker who advises top leaders), David Speed (founder of Graffiti Life, a creative company that makes art of all kinds for big brands, both inside and out), and Melissa Agnes (a leading authority on crisis preparedness, reputation management, and brand protection).Each guest leaves us with a few thoughts and ideas that we might carry through our daily lives. Listen in to the episode and find some words of wisdom below.Anne says, "Part of being creative or thinking about new ideas is having the space to put something out there. An idea that's messy and not very good, but all those ideas over time create big opportunities, right? So how, and it's so simple in the sense of there's so much we could talk about, trust and respect, all of that, but it's just simply having somebody's back, right?"Learn more about Anne here: ht

This week on No Labels, No Limits we bring you a very special episode with excerpts from very different, yet courageous women around the world. If you want to hear the full interviews, all you have to do is hop on over to www.nolabelsnolimitspodcast.com and you can listen to all our episodes there. In this compilation, we highlight four incredible women and give you a brief snip-it of their interviews: Bobbi Albano, Cortina Jackson, Sherri-Lee Woycik and Sally Saint. Listen in to our Tribute to Women and find some inspiration for your everyday life. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest on No Labels, No Limits today is Dr. Carla Manly. She comes to us with an over reaching sense of passion for wellness. She is a Clinical psychologist, Author and Speaker sharing how wellness and therapy can be combined and she shares this message with others through her books and her presentations. Join us as Dr. Manly gives us some keen words of advice in our newest episode."Listeners will find that no life is perfect...no matter how perfect it may appear. Listeners will learn how to embrace life's challenges to become more self-aware and find greater joy in life. Key lesson: Don't judge yourself. Instead, use that same energy to create more self-awareness and greater self-love."Connect with Dr. Manly and get more info here:• Website: https://www.drcarlamanly.com• Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drcarlamanly• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drcarlamanly• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carla-marie-manly-8682362b/• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drcarlamanly/

Today we welcome Ines Temple, president of LHH DBM Peru and Chile, the leading career transition and talent-development organizations in both countries. Join us today as we get some heartfelt advice from Ines.Here is the inspiration that Ines leaves us with: "Open your eyes and your heart and tried to be aware of what's going outside your walls. We need to go outside our areas of comfort and to put our minds in the new thing, whatever that new thing might be. I'm completely sure that we only will be relevant if we reinvent ourselves again and again and again. And that's hard because it requires a lot of strength and mobility and authenticity. At the end of the day we will do it anyway, at our own pace not somebody else's pace." Connect with Ines and get more info here:https://twitter.com/InesTemplelinkedin.com/in/inestemplelhh.peinestemple.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our latest episode features an exciting interview with Santos Verardo, owner of the New Coach Launchpad. Not only is she an accomplished Educator, she also works with new coaches who are building their business while working full time. Her focus is on helping coaches with getting visible, creating impactful content, and establishing themselves as an expert in their niche so they can grow their audience and make an impact with their coaching. She believes that strong routines and habits form the foundation for any successful endeavor and seeks to continue to grow and learn every single day! On the path to our goals, Santos leaves us with this message, "First, you can accomplish anything you set your mind to, and I know that sounds like a typical elementary school principal, but I know it from life experience and I believe it to my core. I'm an example of that and so many people that I know are an example of that. Second, when you stick to your instincts and really follow them, you are going to live such an am

Today we interview Melissa Agnes, a leading authority on crisis preparedness, reputation management, and brand protection. Agnes is a coveted speaker, commentator, and advisor to some of today's leading organizations faced with the greatest risks. The core of her message is this: "I believe that if every organization where crisis ready, that we would live in a kinder, safer and more balanced world." When asked her to share something interesting or unique about herself, she crowdsourced the question in advance and got some great answers. Listen in as she explains, "It's fun to see yourself through the lens of other people because all I have is my own lens. What you think is normal, other people don't. Just because it's normal to you, doesn't mean it's normal to them." Learn more and connect with Melissa here: https://melissaagnes.com/https://instagram.com/melissaagnes/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissaagnes https://twitter.com/melissa_agnes https://www.youtube.com/c/MelissaAgnes https://www.facebook.com/meli

Our latest guest, Maria Fuller, is the founder and thought leader behind Raising A Powerful Girl and the Empowered Girl Movement, connecting professionals and parents raising girls for the purpose of education and empowerment on their parenting journey. Maria has spent nearly a decade working with women of all ages to help shed unhealthy beliefs and breakdown stereotypes surrounding pregnancy, motherhood, body image, self-esteem, parenting, women in leadership and much more. She is a frequent speaker and presenter on women’s leadership, girls empowerment and the role social media and technology plays on girls self-esteem, confidence and brain health. Where does she find the inspiration? Maria says, "Inspiration is everywhere. You have to look to find it, but it's really found in those ordinary women, right? We call them ordinary because we haven't heard about them in the media. But it's those everyday women that are seeking their truth and they're being vulnerable and they're sharing it and, and they just kee

It’s our honor today to interview Joe Pettit, a Professional Speaker, and a Nutrition Services Expert. He is quickly becoming one of the hottest speakers on resilience, producing results by strengthening your personal development, and leadership. He has an uncanny ability to engage, connect, and inspire audiences. He presents at state and national conferences, nonprofits, and schools. A blogger, entrepreneur, and motivation addict – he’s got an incredibly interesting story. Take a listen. Here are his instructions and advice for a smooth, daily flow, “How you set up your daily routine is how you will be able to conquer your mind, how you start your day and how you end your day. The first thing that I do when I wake up, I just say something that I'm grateful for, what, what is my mission for the day? And then immediately I go into listening to motivational videos. Now, I believe that a couple of things that cause the most friction in the morning is what we wear and what we eat. So, to eliminate this friction,

We welcome Rob Lowe today, as our 63rd guest on the No Labels, No Limits podcast. Rob is the host of The Giving Back Podcast, a show that shines the spotlight on people and organizations doing amazing things for others. He is also the founder of Strong Communities, harnessing the power of real estate to strengthen and rebuild communities across America. Rob's tombstone will say: He made it easy for people to do good. Rob realizes that we face some real problems. Hunger, layoffs, homelessness, domestic violence, climate change, education, animal abuse - the list goes on. Sometimes the problems seem so large that it’s overwhelming and hard to imagine being able to make a difference. But Rob has made a difference, and his hope is that you take action and be part of something bigger than yourself. Rob leaves us with some words of wisdom when he says, “Always, always err on the side of loving kindness. I sign off my shows that way for a really important reason; when push comes to shove, I choose love and kindness.

Rob and Kennedy are the most unlikely entrepreneurs you'll ever meet. Sporting hairstyles that look like comic-book characters and backgrounds in psychology, hypnosis, and show-business – it's hard to believe they're serial entrepreneurs with an uncanny knack for building businesses with riotous email marketing.Rob and Kennedy will share with you how to create email marketing campaigns like those ‘choose your own adventure' stories you loved as a kid. And how to do it simply too. Rob and Kennedy will tie the topic to the style and topic of your audience to make it as valuable and relevant to them as possible.They leave us with two pieces of personal advice:"I'm not going to put off the things I want to do today because I don't think I'm ready for it. Just to just go for it.""It's not important to have the answers. It's only important to have the right questions because that's the way you grow."Learn more about Rob and Kennedy here: https://www.responsesuite.com/a/685776413469513dmedia @responsesuite Twit

This episode of No Labels, No Limits podcast features Kathryn Binkley, a business strategist and mindset coach on a mission to help female entrepreneurs live their best lives by creating wildly profitable businesses.  After 10 successful years in the marketing agency world, Kathryn ventured out to truly take control of the impact she could have on women craving success, flexibility, happiness, and financial freedom. And she hasn’t looked back since. Now, Kathryn spends her days helping women move past their mindset blocks, plan and implement strategies that drive results and unlock their true potential waiting to be shared with the world.  She speaks on limiting beliefs and mindset when she says, "We often limit ourselves due to things we accept as "facts" when in reality those are stories we've told ourselves and come to believe were true. When we do this we're truly limiting our potential and dumbing down our dreams, but when you get rid of those stories you realize that even though you thought you were pla

We welcome our guest, Ayn Cates Sullivan, to our podcast today. Ayn is an incredibly successful, award-winning, best-selling author of many books on the topic of mythology and folklore for the modern age, including Heroines of Avalon & Other Tales and Legends of the Grail: Stories of Celtic Goddesses. When asked her if there was a difference between the journey of a hero and a heroine. She replied, “A hero has to find his strength. He's going to ride into the underworld and he's going to grab the hallows that he needs and he's going to come back with them. On a heroine's journey, we’re not slaying dragons. What we're doing is we're going to the place where the dragon resides and we're going to listen to the dragon. We're going to befriend the dragon, which can mean all kinds of things. The heroine has to become sensitive.”  Learn more and connect with Ayn: Website: www.ayncatessullivan.com Author Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ILPBooks/ Book Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/LegendsoftheGrail

Another unique guest today! I’d like to introduce David Speed, the founder of Graffiti Life; a creative company that makes art of all kinds for big brands, both inside and out. The company was created with the mission of empowering artists and creatives, which remains a core value to this day. He is also the host of the 'Creative Rebels' podcast, providing the next generation of creatives with tangible advice to turn their passion into a career, which debuted at #1 in the iTunes business charts.  David’s interview was so interesting and he gives us some background and bits of advice on the origin of his creativity. He says, "Creativity is problem-solving. And that's where my creativity has come from. It's a habit. It's practice and it's just something that I've worked on and cultivated over a long period. That's the other thing, people get disheartened when they don't see progression quick enough. It's just having that blind faith in knowing 'if I continue, I will get better'. I think most people just don't h

It's been a pleasure to interview today's guest, Carol Hampton Rasco, who I met back when she was working in The White House during the Clinton campaign. She has such a vast array of experiences, from being a teacher to her time in politics to advancing to the role of CEO. She has since retired, leaving more time to embrace reading and committing to the arts and policy issues of the disabled. She gave us a few words of wisdom during her interview. "A very wise professor said to me, if you are going to work with children and families, you need to first teach school." She took that advice, got her teaching degree and taught and counseled children and never looked back.   When asked about a lesson she learned at a young age, it was her grandmother that had the most influence saying, "I have found that if you put on your best manners and always wear a smile...if you just remained calm and wear a big smile, you can do a lot of things in life." Her parting words are, "Whether like in my case you have a child with a

Today, we welcome back our guest from last year, Doug Vermeeren. You may remember Doug as being one of the top leaders in personal development and achievement psychology. Doug is coming to us from Canada and he's accomplished so much in his young life, as both an author, a trainer, a speaker. Most recently he released a book, The Personal Power Mastery and we have a lot of questions for Doug! Listen in as he dives deep into his story from simple beginnings to living in the limelight.  (Get your COPY here: https://www.passiveincomemillionairebook.com/get-your-copy?affiliate_id=1515692) He leaves us with a key piece of advice, "The biggest thing to tell anyone is just get started. Don't hesitate, don't hold back, your future's ahead of you. And it's going to arrive a lot quicker than you imagined. People say, 'I wish I would've known this when I was five years old.' Well, the truth of the matter is you can't do much about that, but you can start today, which will at least put you farther ahead tomorrow than yo

Claudette Rowley is our guest today on No Labels, No Limits podcast. She is the CEO of Cultural Brilliance, a cultural design and change management consultancy and the author of Cultural Brilliance: The DNA of Organizational Excellence (2019). Over the past twenty years, Claudette has helped organizations resolve complex problems in ways that honor the intelligence of their cultural system and the brilliance of their people. She also hosts a globally syndicated radio show, Cultural Brilliance Radio. Claudette defines culture as, "mindsets, behaviors, and structures that sequence and patterns that are often unseen and these patterns drive communication, decision making and results in organizations. I look at culture at three levels: mindset, behavior, and structure. Because when we're trying to shift culture, those are the three levels you want to look at." Join us today as she shares her journey and some key pieces of advice on navigating a toxic environment when she says, "Really trust yourself and trust you

In today's episode of our No Labels, No Limits podcast we interview a very special author, speaker, and supporter of multiple non-profit organizations. Melinda J. Kelly joins us and shares her insights on diving deep within.  On the topic of finding your passion, your career path, "Just because you’ve always done something, is it what you want to continue doing? And even if you’re good at something, is it what you want to continue? Those were really hard questions." "We get herded, we get directed by other peoples expectations or thoughts. Too often we're chasing, not sure what we’re chasing, but we get that sense of - if we get there, we will be happy and it all be OK. Somewhere along the way, we lost ourselves and our sense of what’s going on and our happiness. At any time we have the ability and power to re-define, re-decide what our life can and will be." Find out more about Melinda here:  www.MelindaJKelly.com Facebook - MelindaJKelly, Finding Your Coach LinkedIn - Melinda J. Kelly Instagram - MelindaJKe

We welcome today's guest Cheryl Mayberry McKissack, a woman of many talents. She is a professional speaker, author, and teacher. You may have heard of the Kellogg School of Business - she was a Professor there. Among her many positions held, she was the CEO at Ebony, a VP at US Robotics, and is the current CEO and Founder of Nia Enterprises.  She leaves our listeners with a piece of great advice when she says, "Regardless of what you're doing, whether you're working for a nonprofit, whether you're working for a corporation or you're an entrepreneur, is that everyone needs to think like an entrepreneur. What I mean by that is that the skills and characteristics that entrepreneurs have, whether it be their purpose, their passion, innovation, ability to take risks, desire to grow, those are all things that I think each of us can really put into our personal lives."  With her multitude of experiences, she came to a few revelations. "I found that I wanted to have diversity in all aspects of my life. In the relatio

Listen in as today's guest, Sherri-Lee Woycik, shares her very personal story and how she went from being in complete shock to taking action that has now propelled her, her family and her business forward. When asked how she made hard choices and she says, "It's a choice. First, you have to decide that what you've got it isn't working and you're not going to sit and complain about it anymore...you're not going to live feeling the way you are feeling in this situation. So you're going to want to change it and do something different. It might be days or weeks or months before even the first step of action is taken, but before that is the mental work that you need to do...Choosing a step one. It's the action that matters." Connect with Sherri-Lee here: http://www.socialmediaminder.com FB - http://www.facebook.com/socialmediaminder Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/sherrileewoycik Insta - http://www.instagram.com/sherrileewoycik Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informati