No Labels, No Limits Podcast

Thank you for joining us for this enlightening and inspiring No Labels, No Limits podcast episode with Dr. Tamara Rosier. With a Ph.D. and extensive experience in statistics, Dr. Rosier overcame dyscalculia, showcasing immense determination. Her diverse roles span college administration, teaching, leadership consulting, and ADHD coaching, granting her unique insights into ADHD's impact.As the visionary behind the ADHD Center of West Michigan, Dr. Rosier empowers individuals, parents, and families with effective tools. Her book, "Your Brain's Not Broken," offers strategies for navigating ADHD's emotional aspects.During our interview, we chat about Dr. Rosier's inspirational journey and: Understanding ADHD, symptoms, diagnosisEmotional Impact of ADHD, characteristics, traitsWork of the ADHD Center of W. Michiganand Strategies for Navigating ADHDLearn more and connect with Dr. Tamara Rosier here:ADHD Center of West Michigan Website: www.miadhd.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainNotBroken Linked In: http

We are so excited to share this behind-the-scenes episode with our listeners! This week, Sarah interviews each member of the Sarah Boxx team to learn more about who we are and what we each bring to the #community. Who are the members of the Team?Strategic Consultant and Host: Sarah BoxxBusiness Manager: Summer ZifkoTeam Writer: Maria Michelle LeesCreative Producer: Ken FayCreative Editor: Rupert SimeonDuring the interview, Sarah poses these questions to the Team:Who are we and what do each of us do as part of the team?What else do we do professionally and "in real life"?What can we share about our personal lives and what motivates us?What is a recent podcast episode that stood out and why?Listen in and learn how Sarah has brought our team (Fantastic Five) together: http://www.nolabelsnolimitspodcast.com/episodes/318-behind-the-scenes-with-the-sarah-boxx-teamLearn more and connect with the Sarah Boxx Team here:Website: www.SarahBoxx.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/sarahboxxFacebook: https://www.facebook.c

We are so grateful to have you listening in to the No Labels, No Limits podcast where this week, we have a unique episode. Our regular Host, Sarah Boxx, shares a candid conversation with our Team Writer, Maria Lees. They comfortably chat about the identity and the concepts around staying true to yourself. In this episode, the roles are a bit reversed, as Maria interviews Sarah, asking very pertinent questions. What role does identity play in our lives, personal and business?What is the relationship between maintaining your identity and personal development? (The acorn and the oak tree.)When it comes to personal development, are there some strategies or practices helpful for developing our true sense of identity?When it comes to achievement, what role does identity play in pursuing goals and achievement?How would you define imposter syndrome, where does it come from, and an example of overcoming it?When asked about knowing who we are, Sarah says, "At the core, our identity really forms a basis for us. It's our

The No Labels, No Limits podcast is excited to introduce a truly remarkable guest, Stacy Francis, President and CEO of Francis Financial, a fee-only boutique wealth management, financial planning and divorce financial planning firm. She also holds these certifications: Certified Financial PlannerTM (CFP®), Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®), and Certified Estate and Trust Specialist (CESTM) with over 20 years of experience in the financial industry. If that wasn't enough, Stacy is also the founder of the non-profit, Savvy Ladies TM, host of the Financially Ever After podcast, and the author of the white paper, Unveiling the Unspoken Truth: The Financial Challenges Women Face During and After Divorce and Financial Help for Widows - A Complete Resource Guide.When asked how her work has enhanced her life, she said, "After watching my grandmother stay in an abusive marriage because of a lack of financial knowledge, I decided to find a way to help women and ensure that no one would ever be rendered

The No Labels, No Limits podcast is excited to introduce a truly remarkable guest, Thomas Vincent Jackobs. Tom is a seasoned entrepreneur who has experienced the highs and lows of the business world. With over 30 years as an entrepreneur, Tom's journey has been a rollercoaster of failures and successes that have shaped him into the person he is today. But here's the twist—he wouldn't trade those failures for anything. They've been the building blocks of his growth and resilience. In 2017, Tom made a significant move, selling his fitness business of 9 years to embark on a new adventure as the Impact Pilot.His mission? Helping fellow entrepreneurs soar to new heights by generating more income through ingenious sales conversion strategies and the power of storytelling.With a BFA Degree in Theatre from DePaul University and licenses for Land, Sea, and Air (including a private pilot license for single-engine airplanes and SCUBA certification), Tom's skills are as diverse as they come. Not just limited to

Today, on the No Labels, No Limits podcast, we are interviewing another accomplished and inspiring guest who has challenged limiting labels and beliefs to pursue and accomplish her personal and professional goals. Tune in as Dr. Heather Penny shares her journey to finding clarity, confidence and courage. Did you know that close to 80 percent of women struggle with low confidence or lack of self-esteem?As a renowned leadership coach and trusted advisor, Dr. Penny brings valuable insights on developing confidence in the face of uncertainty and giving yourself permission to become the person you are meant to be.During our conversation, we'll talk about her book: The Life You're Made For: Finding Clarity, Confidence, and Courage to Be Fully Alive, and explore:The concept of permission statements and why they are essential for personal growth. How comparison can hinder confidence and distract us from our true potentialThe role of resilience and adaptability in effective leadership.The roles mentorship and com

Welcome to another episode of the No Labels, No Limits podcast, your go-to resource for insightful conversations that help action-takers and decision-makers align their purpose with their principlesIn this episode, we have a powerhouse guest with us, Liz Lara, a Family Services Program Specialist from the Chino Valley Unified School District in California. Liz has spent over two decades dedicated to transforming lives through her impactful work. She's a true champion for children and families, pioneering cross-sector alliances and collaborations that make a significant difference.Today's discussion with Liz will center around the fascinating topic of "Making Cross-Sector Alliances and Collaboration Work." We'll dive deep into the essence of cross-sector alliances, uncover the benefits they bring, explore how to create, nurture, and sustain them, and gain insights into overcoming challenges that may arise.Tune in as Liz and I chat about: the distinction between an alliance and a collaborativehow the HOPE Progr

Our No Labels, No Limits podcast is proud to bring you a unique and interesting episode with Host, Sarah Boxx and Co-Host Ken Fay as they interview Sandra West, Founder and CEO of Bellastrega Business Design.Join us in the SandBoxx as we break down barriers and explore innovative approaches to business and life. In this episode, we chat with an expert in creativity and entrepreneurship. Join us as we dive into the art of staying creative in the fast-paced world of business by embracing diverse perspectives, thinking outside the box. We unpack:The power of gathering perspectivesThinking outside the boxOvercoming challengesEmbracing creativity in everyday lifeActionable takeawaysWhether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting your journey, this conversation will inspire you to unleash your creativity and unlock new opportunities for success. Tune in and stay tuned for more exciting episodes ahead!Learn more and connect with Sandra here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandra-west-75b17638/Stay curious and s

Welcome to our No Labels, No Limits podcast as we interview Dr. Brandon Harris, a researcher, educator and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) professional. Brandon is all about achieving success through culturally-competent team-building strategies, backed by his research and educational expertise. He's an award-winning academic known for promoting diversity and inclusivity on various campuses and corporate spaces, including in the nonprofit sector. But what truly sets him apart is his passion for showing how research methods can be life-changing AND empowering underrepresented students and faculty in higher education and business to turn their passion into their paycheck!Today, Brandon shares a bit about:Research as a Resource The danger of "chasing a carrot" when seeking funding and supportStorytelling Forwards and Backward - building a story from anecdotes or data, or both and how to back up your impactWhat he’s learned working in short-lived grant-funded/grant-dependent programsAfter listenin

Get ready for an intriguing episode of our podcast as we welcome Vicky Winkler, a seasoned marketing professional, entrepreneur, educator, and former Peace Corps volunteer consultant. With over 35 years of experience and owning two marketing companies, Vicky brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. But what sets Vicky apart is her belief in a "no regrets" philosophy. She guides others to tap into their inner compass, making decisions without the burden of hindsight. Her diverse background and service in the Peace Corps have shaped her unique perspective. Currently immersed in "The Go Giver," Vicky's appetite for growth and success knows no bounds. Join us as we dive into her insights, experiences, and pearls of wisdom, discovering how to navigate the nonprofit and entrepreneurial worlds, and embrace a life without regrets. Let's welcome the remarkable Vicky Winkler to the show. In this episode you'll hear how...: ·      Importance of Marketing and Strategic

Thanks for joining us on the No Labels, No Limits podcast! In today's episode, we’re joined by Michelle Cohen, a woman of many talents. She is known as a dynamic creative force who has been featured on CNN, Good Morning America, MTV, and NPR's "All Things Considered." Her diverse talents have graced People Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, The Chicago Tribune, and The Washington Post.Michelle effortlessly moves between the entertainment industry, writing, and the unseen. She co-founded an irresistible content creation company at www.reallyreallyinc.com. However, her most impressive achievements include producing the off-Broadway hit Schoolhouse Rock Live! and publishing Jeff Corey's memoir, Improvising Out Loud, with an introduction by Leonard Nimoy and art by Jack Nicholson.A respected figure in self-help, Michelle has authored books like •Of Course You Can Sing! •The Intuition Tool Kit•Actually, There is Something Under the Bed, •MenOpop. For decades, Michelle has shared her wisd

We welcome you to the No Labels, No Limits podcast where we interview Misha Rubin, someone who is transforming lives and careers. He is a highly accomplished Career Strategist and CEO of The Career Leap.Misha's mission is to facilitate meaningful intentional life change both at work and in life. With a wealth of experience, Misha specializes in helping professionals and executives find their true calling, unleash their full potential, and thrive in their careers.Having spent 15 remarkable years at Ernst & Young, Misha achieved the prestigious position of Partner. During this time, Misha served as an advisor to numerous Wall Street executives, managed high-value projects worth hundreds of millions, and guided countless professionals and executives on their career journeys.Misha's expertise extends far beyond the realm of professional success. Misha intimately understands the challenge of balancing worldly achievements with the pursuit of purpose and fulfillment. That's why Misha is dedicated to finding pra

Welcome to the NLNL Podcast, where we explore inspiring stories of individuals who have defied limiting labels and beliefs to achieve their personal and professional goals. This week, we are honored to speak with guest, Mary Ann Mercer, Psy.D., accomplished author, speaker, psychologist, and co-creator of Intensive Coaching™..Dr. Mercer's journey of overcoming personal obstacles and transforming her own life has enabled her to inspire and guide others. In this episode, we will explore topics such as bouncing back from difficulties, transforming discouraging beliefs into hopeful ones, finding strength through life's challenges, and navigating transformations. We will also seek guidance from Dr. Mercer on how to thrive regardless of the current challenges one may be facing.Learn more and connect with Dr. Mary here:https://twitter.com/DrPositivelifehttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Positive-Life-Answers/1718013008425984https://positivelifeanswers.com/self-improvement/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. S

When is the last time you reflected on your financials? Do you have non-negotiables? Today's guest on the No Labels, No Limits podcast, Jessica Weaver, is an expert in that field. Jessica is a wealth advisor, three-time bestselling author, and founder/owner of the Women's Wealth Boutique, which is the fastest-growing woman-owned financial firm in the US. Her company is also a multimedia firm publishing books, podcasts, and magazines.In her book, Confessions of a Money Queen, she helps others discover that obtaining and keeping money is not as complicated as it seems. She assures us that we haven't missed our chance with wealth. It's been waiting for us to call it in. She says, "Women do have a lot of guilt around money. They feel guilty about earning more money or spending on themselves. Women give back four times more than men. We are givers. Women are 80% of the caretakers in the family."Today, Jessica and I are going to talk about: Shifting from a scarcity/fear-based relationship with money to ab

The No Labels, No Limits podcast welcomes Richard Allen as he shares comforting conversations around the topic of grief and coping with losing a loved one.Richard is a British-born, North Carolina-based author who left a corporate job after losing his father to cancer two years ago and started writing about grief to help others, sharing a new approach. Rich reminds us that It is important to find a way to cope with grief and find what works for you. We chat about:The lessons grief has taught himThe science behind stress and grief caused by lossBeing patient, keeping an open mind and looking for messagesFinding healing in religionHe says, “Within all three books, I not only share my journey and experiences but also details from my research and interviews with other people, including those I have had with people who have experienced near-death experiences.”Learn more and connect with Richard here:https://richardjohnallen.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardallen0122/https://twitter.com/Nigol661https://w

We are thrilled to introduce today’s guest, Whitney Hinshaw Sullivan, a remarkable leadership coach, Enneagram practitioner, keynote speaker, and team builder. Whitney is dedicated to helping leaders and teams thrive, with unwavering energy, confidence, and resilience. With a background in professional education since 2011, she has honed her expertise in leading fitness, wellness, and student leadership programs.Listen in as Sarah and Whitney discuss actionable strategies to manage YOUR resilience battery including ways YOU can stay grounded, stay gritty, and stay growth-minded. Learn how your resilience is more about overall wellness rather than overall willpower.Whitney and Sarah chat, in general, about resilience, the Enneagram, and entrepreneurship. Later in the conversation, they discussed the importance of believing in oneself and having a supportive community. Whitney shared a personal story about being rejected from graduate school and how it led to a seismic shift in her life. Whitney and Sarah discu

Thank you for joining us for another insightful episode of the No Labels No Limits Podcast. This week, we delve into the importance of aligning with your mission and vision with guests Miriam and Raymond as they discuss the transformative power of having a clear purpose and direction in life.Miriam Morgan is the President and CEO of Red Dragon Arts Management and Operations Consulting. She is passionate about supporting arts and culture organizations and venues whose mission is to authentically serve their communities. Raymond Kent is a third-generation performing arts professional. With multiple awards in design to his credit, he provides guidance to his clients across the world, as well as being an educator in the arts at the University and College levels.They share their wisdom and experiences, guiding listeners on a journey to discover their true mission and vision. They emphasize the significance of aligning personal values with professional goals and offer practical strategies to overcome obstacles

Alice Draper is a podcast publicist who is on a mission to make publicity easy and accessible for underrepresented women entrepreneurs at all stages of their businesses. She is the founder of the publicity business, Hustling Writers, for progressive coaches.When Alice started building her business, she knew that publicity, in the right places, would garner her the authority she needed to position herself as a high-end copywriter. This came with an unplanned skill — the art of the pitch — which is how she ended up pivoting her business towards publicity. She has now written for Business Insider, HuffPost, Refinery29, VICE, and elsewhere.She has been running Hustling Writers for over two years and in this time, she has secured her clients in over 500 podcasts including countless top 1% and top 0.5% podcasts.When Alice isn’t building out publicity strategies or thinking of new story angles, she is taking advantage of her location independence by house-sitting with her partner in places like Tbilisi, Nairobi, or

They say change is the only constant in life. Today's No Labels, No Limits podcast guest, Leah Hadley, can attest to that quote. During our conversation, she shares her journey from obtaining her education, to working as a 3rd grade teacher, to finding her place in the finance industry. Alongside those career changes came a number of challenging situations starting with a divorce, becoming a parent to three overnight, and building a new business from the ground up.Leah shares her valuable insights and practical tips on how to find your financial footing and build unshakable confidence in managing your money. From budgeting hacks to investment strategies, she's got you covered! Whether you're just starting on your financial journey or looking to take it to the next level, this episode is an absolute must-listen!Join us as we uncover the secrets to financial success and learn how to embrace your financial goals with determination and clarity. Leah is currently a senior financial planner and divorce financial an

We’re celebrating again! Join us for our 300th episode! This week on the No Labels No Limits Podcast, we are focused on highlighting the voices of women in leadership. Sarah interviews a panel of three guests: Nadine Mullings, Alice Draper, and Stacey Turmel. These female professionals have a passion for promoting women's voices in leadership and the discuss the challenges, labels and limits that women face in their respective fields. The panelists offer insights on how to overcome these challenges and how to encourage women to pursue leadership roles.Here’s a bit about each guest:Stacey Turmel - technology attorney and legal subject matter expert in website and digital accessibility compliance with more than 25 years of regulatory compliance and commercial litigation experience.Nadine Mullings - CEO + Founder of Nadine Mullings Marketing Agency and the Women Faith + Business Community. Alice Draper - founder Hustling Writers, a publicity business that makes publicity easy and accessible for underreprese