2BizChicks Mindset with Linda and Jennifer

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Linda and Jennifer interview Sarah Ceo. Sarah is a Traditional Usui Reiki Master, Advance Yoga teacher as well as a Holistic Life Coach. Sarah offers the tools of Yoga & Reiki to help people improve Spiritually. Sarah's priority is to make sure you take a step toward growing every time you visit.

Linda and Jennifer interview Meli Thomas. Meli is a Licensed Massage Therapist with over 15 years’ experience and is genuinely obsessed with helping people understand and manage their pain. Meli grew up in a troubled environment but overcame with optimism and hope.

Linda and Jennifer interview Jan Castro, a Shamanic and Holistic Energy Healer, a Certified Rune Reading Counselor, and the owner of Peaceweaver Spirit Medicine. She spent 25 years practicing traditional Western medicine as a Physician Assistant (PA) before she found her life purpose as a Shaman.

Elizabeth Cordero has not traveled an easy road to success and financial security. Elizabeth grew up in Mexico as the youngest born to a single mother.

Annette Pieper Annette Pieper, lovingly known as the Badass Business Chick, is a Business Growth Expert, Author, Coach, Corporate Trainer and Speaker. She is President of the High Impact Success Training firm, Vision 2 Reality Training. Annette has over 20 years of coaching, consulting and training expertise, is the author of the upcoming book Conquering Success Mountain and co-author of the bestselling book Step Into Your Vision. She has helped thousands of people across the globe through her powerful programs. Annette is a single mother of 2 sons and has had a challenging experience to grow her business while raising two boys.  She loves the outdoors even shoveling snow.  Annette is a bad ass because she has done the inner work to rise about the chaos.  Like a phoenix rising above the ashes. Annette first became an entrepreneur by doing of all things...selling drugs. She initially supported her own habits and then realized that her product and service would make her the go-to business person while supporting her lifestyle.  She got married and stopped doing that business activity to raise children.  She learned as she went.  This experience was part of her journey and is part of her. She is a business coach and training expert. She helps businesses build a plan.  She feels a business plan is critical and should be updated every year. If you are not aligned in your heart?  You will not be aligned to achieve your goals. Annette worked in corporate America in the semiconductor industry.  She started as a person on the manufacturing line and soon became promoted to a failure analysis engineer.  Using those same skills she finds the leaks in people's personality.  A marriage crisis helped Annette do her own personal development.  Her first official business was being a personal development expert in hypnosis, energy healing.  Then Annette got their degree and transitioned into business coaching in 2009. I was never satisfied to be a worker bee. She calls herself an intrepreneur.  an entrepreneur trapped in corporate America. Experiencing being laid off her job, ending a marriage, moving her kids, IRS audits, going through a divorce,  Her son got involved in drugs and went through some mental Annette Pieper health issues.  All of this process took four years.  Her mom became very sick.  She ended up moving into her mom's home to take care of her.  Through all of this, she had a great support network.  Her own internal coping mechanisms like journaling and crying things out.  Whenever things were not flowing she would hit her knees and ask for help and received intuitive thoughts to get her business back on track.  She always went back to her business plan to make sure she was on track. Annette got into a serious car accident this year and the recovery is taking much longer than she expected.  She has a great Facebook group and it is called the BadAss Business Builders Mastermind Group. Annette has a free gift for everyone that listens to this podcast. The FOUR WEEK course is called "Be the Miracle."  To get your mind-heart-soul alignment go to http://www.visiontorealitytraining.com/success/BeTheMiracle.html. By giving to others you experience a karmic return on investment.  Her marketing model includes free things as well.  You can give people a taste of what you can do for people.  She has personal one-on-one and also a year-long coaching class.  She emphasizes strategic planning and a lot of mindset work.  Your mindset needs to be where it should be to avoid self-sabotaging. Social Media https://www.facebook.com/groups/bbbmm/ https://www.visiontorealitytraining.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/annettepieper/

Rebecca Yates Rebecca is a published author, licensed insurance broker, consultant, and owner of Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC. She has been working in the health insurance industry since 2004.  Rebecca Yates has 5 small businesses. Her first business was a clothing line for women with large breasts.  In America, we were whiny, and she felt like they could give people jobs.  She knew nothing about clothing but decided to start the business.  That business gave her the confidence when her day job became unhappy to get into insurance. The other businesses include retail insurance brokerage, wholesale insurance brokerage, a book written with Jack Canfield, and a short-term vacation rental company with properties in Arkansas.  She is planning to follow the wise words in The Pumpkin Plan that says to consolidate, so she is contemplating letting the clothing line go. Rebecca never intended to be an entrepreneur. She loved business, she was in the business clubs, but she didn’t want to be an entrepreneur.  All of her friends wanted to be entrepreneurs.  She didn’t want to work massive hours and just wanted to climb the corporate ladder and be an archaeologist.  She is probably the only one of that group that actually owns a business. Rebecca is a science geek. Even as a child she collected old bones.  She used to volunteer at the museum of natural history cleaning dinosaur bones and putting them back together.  She likes money and is very fair skinned so being out in the weather digging for bones probably isn’t realistic, so she did business instead. Rebecca had a struggle as a business owner because she got sued when she started her second business.  She also had another experience with partner separations.  The lesson learned here is to always get contracts cleaned up and signed right at the start. Make good friends with excellent lawyers. Rebecca talks about partnerships.  To have a partnership everyone needs to have equal ownership.   There needs to be a way there is a tiebreaker.  Make sure there is a leader.   Be very selective about who you let into your business.  Even background checks are necessary.  Do not assume anything. You need to business date and not get business married. Rebeccas balances personal and business life by being kind to herself.  She takes care of herself during the day.  If she needs a massage or wants to go to a movie she does it during the day.  She turns off her phone at night.  Clients try to make herself feel guilty, but she turns the phone off. The book she co-authored with Jack Canfield, was a great experience.  The book is called, Conversations with Top Achievers and whe wrote a chapter in the book.  She has many boxes full of these books and hasn’t figured out how to distribute them. Rebecca's company was selected as one of the Mountain West Capital's 100 fastest growing companies in Utah.  They were ranked number 63.  They also received the highest award from the Federal Government, the elite circle of champions.  CMS which runs healthcare.gov and selected 17 brokers across the united states and her company is one of them. Rebecca ended up in insurance even though she considered insurance agents scummy. While she was working for a cold weather gear company, they decided to move out of Utah and her soon to be ex-husband blocked her from leaving Utah because of some law that said it was in the child’s best interest. She found herself as a single parent with no job and got offered a job in health insurance.  At the time she didn’t believe in insurance.  At the time she had taken her ex-husband off her insurance, and he rolled his four-wheeler.   The nurse pulled her aside and said because he didn’t have any assets and because they were still married...