In this special edition episode we dive into the Evolution Blueprint, why it was created and who it's for.In the Evolution Blueprint, you'll learn:-1-Who you really are, what you value, and what you feel truly passionate aboutBelieve it or not, most people don't do a deep dive to assess if their career matches WHO they are and what ignites them.We get into the nitty gritty of how you are designed as an individual, and what best suits your values. -2-How to break down limiting beliefs that are holding you back from making a changeFeeling a little scared? Don't worry, that's totally normal.We do an in-depth exploration of which deep-seated beliefs you hold that are limiting you from living in alignment with your core self. -3-What action steps are needed and how to start putting them into place - right nowWith the tools in place, we strategize a complete roadmap to achieve what you really want and ALL of the action steps required.Then we start putting them into place well ahead of program completion.

Ever wonder how your favorite Entrepreneur started? Or even better what happened, the exact moment they knew they wanted to leave from a path they knew into the unknown?Tune into here 6 past guests' pivotal moments and let us know do you resonate with any of them? Do any inspire you?Past Guest:Jay Fisher: https://www.instagram.com/captureit.photog/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/captureitphotog/Sharl Cline: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharl-cline-sales-expert/Dave Reynolds: https://www.instagram.com/the_rumin8_group/, https://rumin8group.com/Jen Warrington: https://www.instagram.com/jen_warrington/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenwarrington/Amber Renae: https://www.instagram.com/theamberrenae/Kerra Aucoin: https://www.instagram.com/kerraaucoin/, https://www.instagram.com/kasocialmedia/

As we prepare to give you more episodes, we decided to re-live who inspires some of our past guests.Share who inspires you? with us on Instagram! And let us know whose story resonated with you.We love hearing from you.

This week Melissa shared her story about what she had to give up to leave a job and start a business of her own.Highlights of this episode are:- Getting rid of bad habits- Some changes are temporary- Align yourself with a good support group- Research your coaches and mentorsShe also shared that we will be upgrading the show and moving away from seasons on the podcast and migrating over to episodes.We want to offer the most value you deserve. Share any feedback: [email protected] 

Heather Deveaux created her first online course back in 2008 - before Facebook was a household name and she's created thousands of hours of learning content over the years, serving clients in 8 countries, across 4 continents. Now she helps entrepreneurs create online courses quickly and easily using proprietary frameworks and proven systems that make getting ideas out of your head and onto the page effortless. Heather lives, works, and plays in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and loves to travel, drive fast cars and talk about entrepreneurship with anyone who will listen.

Leanne is definitely an inspiration to 

Tune in to hear how Sharl went from hating her career to loving it.In this episode, we deep dive into how Sharl moved from the west to the east coast and how she struggled to find a job, then landed one she hated.She tells us how hard it was to build her clientele for a commission-based job, moving to a new area just before the world shut down because of covid.Then we discussed the group program that helped her open up and go after a career she loves. What was the program? It's The Evolution Blueprint.Now she's thriving and living a life fulfilled.To follow Sharls journey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharl-cline-sales-expert/For more on the group program: https://melissa-35d5.mykajabi.com/the-evolution-blueprint-sales-page-1-5d3deb0b-61af-4440-93b5-148ab9ee58c9

There are a million ways things could go when you take a risk on yourself, especially when leaving a career without a plan.In this episode, we dig into Melissa's story and what things looked like for her.She shares how you need to open yourself up before you can truly commit to the possibility of a change, there are so many other great insights in the episode.Interested in learning more about the group programs she talks about: The Evolution Blueprint or The Career Transformation JumpstartUntil next time!

This week we chatted with Allison Smith from Dandelion Digital, she shared the reason why she went from corporate to entrepreneurship. It might surprise those who know her it wasn't a path she intended to take, but one she is grateful for.As the world opens back up you can expect to see Allison taking amazing photos. Check out a bit of her bio:Dandelion Digital, led by Allison Smith, works with small business owners to post with purpose through photography & social media.The previous 10 years of corporate experiences all had a common thread. Using my experience in photography & social media management to support local communities, businesses, and events. When relocating to Nova Scotia I went through the SEB program and launched Dandelion Digital in 2020.Dandelion Digital helps small business owners post with purpose through photography and social media. We create photo galleries and content strategies to level up your brand visibility and reach your ideal client. For more on Allison:https://www.instagram.com/dandeliondigitalhfx/https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajsmithphoto/https://dandeliondigital.ca/

Natasha Tucker is a retail manager turned Executive Director of an ocean conservation non-profit organization. Prior to getting laid off because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Natasha knew that her career in retail (specifically a large coffee chain at the time) was all wrong for her. She took the plunge into creating a future that was more aligned with her ethos of creating an ocean that eliminates human-created issues that affect marine ecosystems. Despite having a background in Business and some serious imposter syndrome, Natasha was able to transition from being a part of the plastic pollution crisis to creating solutions to solve this crisis. Within 3 months of her lay-off (aka the best thing that ever happened to her) she took on a role as Executive Director of Plastic Oceans Canada, the Canadian branch of a global organization, Plastic Oceans International. From slinging coffee to straight facts about the harmful effects of plastic pollution, Natasha now spends her time doing exactly what she's wanted to do; combining her obsession with a healthy, flourishing ocean with leading a change alongside incredible conservationists. Natasha's ability to pivot her career is an example that to do the work you love, you do not need years of education and that it is possible, with enough passion, dedication, and the right people on your side. Natasha lives in Halifax, NS with her fiance, dog, and cat. When she's not trying to save marine life from plastic pollution, she can be found scuba diving along Nova Scotia's coast or planning her next adventure. Natasha is the President of The Back to the Sea Society and volunteers with the Fishing Gear Coalition of Atlantic Canada, both local non-profit organizations in Nova Scotia.