The origin of the Accountability Code and its importance. |
My initial reluctance to write a book and the motivation behind it. |
The six steps of the Accountability Code: Reflection, Humility, Planning, Implementing, Commitment, and Feedback. |
My personal challenges, including writing during a trip to Guatemala and overcoming COVID. |
The transformative impact of following the Accountability Code on my life and business. |
The role of commitment and how it is a black-and-white measure of success. |
The significance of feedback in the Accountability Code as a basis for improvement. |
My experience of helping a friend apply the Accountability Code to overcome business challenges. |
The idea that following the Accountability Code doesn't have to be daunting or exhausting. |
The encouragement for listeners to explore the audio book for a deeper understanding of the framework. |
In this episode, I interview Susan Hart, who has been in my mastermind group for six months. Susan shares her journey from running Mommy High Five, an affiliate marketing business, to creating a new venture focused on helping moms find their identity beyond motherhood. She talks about the transformation in her business and personal life through my Accountability Code and her upcoming book, "Reclaiming Me," a journal for moms.
Join me in this episode with Monica Miller, an expert storyteller, who shares her journey from childhood writing to crafting impactful stories for marketing. She emphasizes storytelling's role in engaging audiences and offers advice on authentically sharing personal stories to attract clients, starting with small, everyday moments.
In this podcast episode, I’m excited to introduce this week’s guest, Holly Hauptly. We chat about her Birth Bootcamp podcast, which focuses on pregnancy, birth, and newborns. Our conversation touches on her expertise in childbirth education and the importance of informed decision-making for expectant mothers.
In this episode of “Your Loving Kick in The Pants”, I chat with Ashley Romney, a coach for teen girls. Ashley talks about her past, starting with working with young people and advising her local government. She talks about the hard parts and the good parts of her job. Ashley says it's super important to help girls feel good about themselves and know they can do anything. She has eight important ideas, like thoughts, faith, and emotions, to help them feel strong.