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MimirMimirAccidentally on purpose: Starting a PR agency by trusting your gut with Liv Dellanno of Mystik PRMost founders spend months trying to figure out how to “get press.” But when Liv Dellanno stumbled into PR, it wasn’t part of a polished business plan—it was a gut feeling, a TikTok following, and a Google search.Liv is the founder of Mystik PR, a modern press agency that works with emerging brands to land meaningful, measurable media coverage. In this episode, we talk about how she built a service-based business from the ground up: navigating rejection, trusting her instincts, and staying human in a world that rewards polish over personality.We also unp...2025-07-281h 05MimirMimirThe unexpected lessons entrepreneurship teaches us with Anya Cheng, Founder of Taelor StyleFounders who leave an already successful career often surprise people.Why walk away from the comfort of a strong corporate trajectory? Why step into the unknown—into something most people shy away from?Entrepreneurship is one of the hardest paths you can take. It’s all-consuming, sometimes demotivating, and scary as hell… so why do it?Anya Cheng didn’t start her entrepreneurial journey in a frenzy. With a powerhouse career at places like Meta, eBay, McDonald’s, and Target, she stepped into startup life with calm, clarity, and a mindset that allowed her to ada...2025-07-211h 05MimirMimirWhen doing it alone stops working: hiring, modern leadership, and letting go with Emily BronaughAs a founder, you’ll inevitably hit the point where you realize: you can’t do this alone.Maybe your customer base has outgrown you. Maybe you need expertise beyond your own. Either way, what comes after that realization is often daunting.So, I’m sitting down with Emily Bronaugh, founder of Worth of Work, to unpack why hiring feels so hard, why we avoid it, and why scaling a business isn’t just about increasing revenue—it’s about leadership.But this isn’t another checklist about job descriptions or Upwork hacks. We talk about...2025-07-141h 01MimirMimirBranding Without the Bullsh*t: Stacy Thal on Storytelling, Strategy, and Saying What You MeanStacy Thal is the kind of person you want in your corner—clear, grounded, and honest in a way that cuts through the noise. She’s built a career most people only dream about: writing for Francis Ford Coppola, working inside brands like Google and Walmart, and eventually buying a home for herself in San Francisco—one of the most expensive cities in the world to do so.But Stacy’s story isn’t about flashy success. It’s about figuring out what you’re made of. Betting on yourself. And building something real—on your own terms.In...2025-07-021h 07MimirMimirThe Power of a Good Question: Kate Terentieva on Curiosity, Founder Fit, and Building Off the RecordThis episode is about the question that could change everything.I sit down with Kate Terentieva, the founder of Off the Record, a conversation card game that’s become a cult favorite among creatives, teams, and founders alike. But this isn’t a story about going viral or scaling fast. It’s a story about building something rooted in real connection—and trusting your gut, even when it goes against every playbook.Kate didn’t plan to launch a product. She was working behind the scenes as a creative director, helping founders tell better stories. But in ask...2025-06-301h 07Seacoast StoriesSeacoast StoriesJo Kelley on Black Seacoast Culture & Downtown Portsmouth's Problems. Plus, Jay Collins on Building the Country's Greatest Gym & Alyssa Pine Talks Entrepreneurship (LIVE!)*This episode is presented by ⁠Blue Water Mortgage⁠ in Hampton, N.H. **We're also brought to you by ⁠Portsmouth Paddle Co.⁠ and ⁠Seavasana⁠! Get 15% off one all-levels SUP Yoga class AND 15% off a guided tour with code SUPSTORIES15. Book any class this summer before June 30 to take advantage of this special offer!In front of a SOLD-OUT live audience at The Word Barn in Exeter, N.H., it's the official kickoff of Season 3 of "Seacoast Stories!"In this episode, host Troy Farkas begins the show by reading an emotional message sent in by a listener o...2025-06-262h 22MimirMimirHow to Build a Loyal Community When You’re Starting from Zero with Elina Panteleyeva, founder of Dood WoofEvery founder knows that community is important. But building one—from scratch, without funding, and without an already loyal group of Instagram followers—is easier said than done.Speaking from years of being an influencer wannabe, I can say with confidence that this is one of the hardest problems to solve in business. We’ve all seen how influencers reverse the traditional playbook: they build a community first, and then whatever they sell works because people trust them. We know the community is valuable, so I wanted to get into the weeds with someone who’s actually pulled i...2025-06-1637 minMimirMimirHow Founders Can Use ChatGPT to Offload Low-Value Work and Focus on What MattersYou’ve probably heard that ChatGPT can help you write an email or brainstorm ideas—but what if I could show you that it can do so much more?In this solo episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I use GPT as a second brain—not just for productivity, but for clarity. When you’re juggling a business, a 9–5, and a life, it’s easy to drowned in your to-do list. Building my GPT in this way has helped free up mental space to focus on what only the things that I can do.2025-06-0916 minMimirMimirThe Truth for 99% of Founders: Cindy Ip, Founder of Habitude, on Building Slowly, Honestly, and On Your Own TermsIf you’ve ever worked late, poured your own money into something you believe in, and still felt like you’re screaming into the void—this one’s for you.In this episode, I sit down with Cindy Ip, the founder of Habitude, a skincare studio in Toronto that’s part beauty bar, part emotional reset button. Cindy’s not here to glamorize the founder journey—she’s here to tell the truth. The parts we don’t always see. The ones that feel messy, discouraging, and sometimes hilarious in hindsight.Together, we talk about what it happens wh...2025-06-0245 minMimirMimirScaling Isn’t Sexy—But Here’s How To Build Great StartupsI think we can all agree—startups get glamorized. Social media makes founder life look effortless. Making your own hours? Working from the beach? Making enough money to do both of those things? It sounds amazing.But most of what it takes to actually get to that point is not sexy. It’s hard conversations, long hours, scary choices, and a whole lot of rolling up your sleeves to do the work no one else is willing to do.In this episode, I sit down with Wade Lowe—a seasoned operator, founder, and fractional executive—to talk...2025-05-1950 minMimirMimirWhy Founders Are Wired Differently—And How to Use It to Your Advantage—with Marina MorganIf you’ve ever felt like your brain just works differently as a founder—like the highs are higher, the pressure is heavier, and your decision-making never really turns off—you are not imagining it. This week’s episode dives into exactly why that is.We hear it all the time: founders are built different.But what if that’s not just a saying—what if it’s science?In this episode, I sit down with Marina Morgan, a business psychologist, founder, and researcher who’s spent the last 20 years exploring what makes the entrepreneur...2025-05-1251 minMimirMimirBuilding a Business (and Life) You Actually Love with Jennifer Tsay, Co-Founder of ShoottWhat does it really take to build a business that flips an entire industry on its head—and survive the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it?In this episode, I sit down with Jennifer Tsay, co-founder of Shoott, a platform that’s radically changing how photographers—and eventually, all kinds of artists—can build sustainable careers.Jennifer’s path is anything but traditional:From corporate finance to acting, to producing a documentary, to being a co-founder—her journey is a masterclass in how diverse experiences can shape sharper entrepreneurs.We’re diving into no...2025-04-2758 minMimirMimirHow to Compete with Giants: Dexory’s Oana Jinga on Grit, Growth, and Gaining Market TrustI first met Oana Jinga at Manifest, where she was speaking on a panel about women in supply chain—and I immediately knew I needed to bring her on the show.Her story isn’t just impressive—it’s a masterclass in reinvention, resilience, and bold thinking. Oana started her career in PR, then moved into partnerships at Google… and today, she’s the co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer of Dexory, a robotics company that’s transforming how warehouses operate.In this episode, Oana and I dig into the real side of building something new—especially when...2025-04-2140 minMimirMimirCan AI Fix Fashion? Rethinking Over-Consumption with Couth’s Founder, Sajna MasseyThe fashion industry has historically faced challenges like: overproduction, waste, and surface-level sustainability, that have thus far been somewhat impossible to fix. These issues are baked into the system—and new brands often unknowingly repeat the same harmful patterns.But with the emergence of AI and a founder who’s creatively rethinking the entire model, solving these issues might just be possible.In this episode, I sit down with Sajna Massey, founder of Couth. Instead of chasing trends or overstocking inventory, Couth puts design decisions in the hands of the...2025-04-1452 minDare To Do Nursing DifferentlyDare To Do Nursing DifferentlyDARE TO DO NURSING DIFFERENTLY: WITH MADELEINE KELLEYDARE TO DO NURSING DIFFERENTLY: WITH MADELEINE KELLEYNURSE ENTREPRENEURS:Maddie is an ANCC Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. She holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Sociology from Jacksonville University and a Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing from Chamberlain University. She is a recent graduate of Maryville University where she obtained her Masters of Science in Nursing. She is currently enrolled in the Doctorate of Nursing Practice program through Chamberlain University.Maddie practiced as a registered nurse for 8 years, primarily...2025-04-1016 minMimirMimirWhat Retail Can Learn from Tech with Nina Ligon, Founder of Generation SportThis one’s for the builders who care about more than product-market fit—who want their work to make people feel understood.Nina is the founder and CEO of Generation Sport—a performance apparel brand designed specifically for women athletes. She’s also a former Olympic equestrian, a product designer by trade, and an alum of companies like Headspace. So when she decided to enter the chaotic world of retail and fashion, she brought something entirely new with her: a startup mindset.In this conversation, we dive into what it means to build a physical product...2025-04-0737 minMimirMimirHow Great Leaders Build Scalable Companies (Without Losing Their Vision) with Karen BetancourtHow do you build a company that runs like a well oiled machine—without falling into the common startup traps of bad hiring, unnecessary tech, and chasing VC money that derails your vision?Karen Betancourt has seen it all. She’s led billion-dollar logistics operations at Amazon, Walmart, and Cardinal Health. She built supply chain technology from scratch, scaled massive teams, and now serves as CEO of a medical logistics company in Latin America. On top of that, she’s an advisor to startups, helping founders avoid the biggest mistakes when it comes to funding, leadership, and compan...2025-03-3149 minMimirMimirINTERACTIVE SOLO EPISODE: Break Through Imposter SyndromeToday we’re going to be talking about the biggest reason many businesses fail… and it isn’t funding, competition, or even the product—it’s their founder not believing they deserve to succeed.And don’t just take it from me—the numbers back this up. 78% of business owners report experiencing imposter syndrome—up from just 24% in 2018. That means nearly 4 out of 5 entrepreneurs are battling self-doubt. And if you’re listening to this, there’s a good chance you’re one of them.And here’s the kicker—it doesn’t go away with su...2025-03-1713 minMimirMimirHow to Build a Financially Sustainable Business from Day One with Phil McGilvrayManaging money as an entrepreneur isn’t just about making sales—it’s about ensuring you can actually keep the money you earn. This struggle is REAL for early founders which is why I’m sitting down with Phil McGilvray. He’s on a mission to help business owners get their finances in order, using principles that are simple and effective.From his early days learning to budget with physical cash jars from his grandma to becoming a financial advisor for high-net-worth individuals, Phil has seen firsthand why so many entrepreneurs struggle with financial sustainability. In this episode, h...2025-03-0353 minMimirMimirSOLO EPISODE: The reality of conferences - lessons from my first eventI’m taking you behind the scenes of my first-ever conference experience! Manifest is a major supply chain and logistics event focused on innovation, and I attended not just to learn but to grow Mimir, make valuable connections, and test the power of in-person events for early-stage founders.I’m breaking down everything from how I prepped, what worked (and what didn’t), and my biggest takeaways—including the networking strategies that landed me high-profile meetings, what I wish I had known before stepping into the expo hall, and the unexpected meeting that left me with butterflies for the...2025-02-1721 minThe Aspiring SolopreneurThe Aspiring Solopreneur168. Mind, Body, Business: Why a Holistic Approach is Key for Solopreneurs with Maddie KelleySolopreneurship isn’t just about strategy—it’s about you.In this episode of The Aspiring Solopreneur, we sit down with Maddie Kelley, host of the Mimir podcast, to explore the holistic approach to solopreneurship—how your business success is deeply tied to your personal growth. We dive into:Why solopreneurs are their business—and how that shapes successPractical ways to integrate meditation, journaling, and self-awareness into your solopreneurial journeyThe power of saying “no” to protect your time, energy, and visionHow to align your business model with your life goals (so you don’t build a business you hat...2025-02-1132 minMimirMimirBeyond The Art of Shaving: How Eric Malka Built a Brand, Sold It, and Found a New PurposeWhen Eric Malka co-founded The Art of Shaving, he wasn’t just launching a brand—he was reshaping an entire industry. With a relentless drive and a deep belief in natural skincare, he built one of the most recognizable luxury grooming brands, ultimately selling it to Procter & Gamble. But after achieving his dream and reaching the pinnacle of success, Eric made a surprising decision: he walked away.Despite building a billion-dollar company, he found himself anxious, unfulfilled, and questioning everything. He realized that success alone didn’t guarantee happiness—and that real fulfillment required something deeper.Before...2025-02-1055 minMimirMimirHow Gary Arndt Built a 1.5M Monthly Download Podcast Without Chasing Social Media CloutWhen the pandemic shut down the travel industry overnight, most travel bloggers scrambled to pivot—but few did it as successfully as Gary Arndt. With over a decade of experience as a travel photographer and blogger, Gary had already built a massive social media following. But when he launched his history-focused podcast, Everything Everywhere Daily, he quickly realized that social media wasn’t the key to podcast growth. Instead, he took a different approach—one that went against the grain of influencer-driven podcasting. Now, with over 1.5 million downloads per month, Everything Everywhere Daily has become...2025-02-0348 minMimirMimirSOLO EPISODE: Creating Systems To Save Time, Reduce Stress, and Move The NeedleToday, we’re diving into a topic that has completely transformed how I work and how I manage my time as an entrepreneur: creating systems for success. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to juggle it all—emails, content creation, client work, finances, or just keeping track of your never-ending to-do list—you’re not alone. Here’s the thing: success isn’t about working harder; it’s about working smarter. And that starts with building systems that let you save time, reduce stress, and focus on what matters most. By the end of this epis...2025-01-2313 minMimirMimirThe Supply Chain Has Never Been Sexier with Katie Date, Founder of Women in Supply ChainCOVID-19 changed everything for everyone, but no industry was as dramatically impacted as the supply chain. The pandemic brought supply chain issues to the forefront, helping people understand not just what the industry is, but also how stagnant it had become. Now we're in an exciting time where innovation is booming in this space, and investors are jumping at the opportunity to get in on the ground floor. The supply chain has never been sexier and it's a fantastic time to be a founder in this industry—and wherever there's innovation and budding startups, I'll be there. As...2025-01-1744 minMimirMimirOvercome Your Mental Blocks For a Better Year Ahead with KC CohnIt’s that time of year when your feeds are full of other people talking about their new years resolutions, 2025 rebranding, or goal setting for the year ahead. All of that is great and definitely think you should have some guiding compass for the year ahead. And you absolutely need the podcast episodes about all that good stuff. But, this is not one of those episodes. Anyone can set goals, but sticking to them or setting the right goals is impossible if you’re still blocked by the same shit you were last year. Seri...2025-01-1343 minMimirMimirWhy We’re Magnesium Deficient and How To Fix It with Sandy Sanderson, Founder of Elektra MagnesiumWe all know that magnesium is a critical supplement. But interestingly, the majority of people today are magnesium deficient. I had my own assumptions as to why this is the case, but I wanted to chat with an expert to really understand why magnesium is so important for our body and why we can’t seem to get enough of it. So, I reached out to Sandy Sanderson, who after experiencing severe symptoms that were misdiagnosed by traditional medicine, conducted extensive research and healed herself. This lead her to found Elektra Magnesium, which makes to...2025-01-0658 minMimirMimirWhy Diverse Experience Makes You a Stronger Entrepreneur with Dominic Minogue, Founder of Dirty WaterI dont know about you, but I always felt like my resume didn’t tell a consistent story. I had done so many different jobs and I always felt like that made me appear lost. But what I didn’t know at the time was that all this diverse experience was preparing me for entrepreneurship. All entrepreneurs have to wear 17 different hats, and think across 17 different business units. So, what I originally thought was a fault, was actually a strength.When I connected with Dominic Minogue, the founder of Dirty Water, I was so exci...2024-12-1641 minMimirMimirSOLO EPISODE: 5 lessons From One Year of PodcastingIt’s Mimir’s first birthday!! I can’t believe it’s been one year of podcasting. I’m incredibly grateful for this journey. Thank you for listening to this episode and every other episode you’ve listened to. A lot has happened over the last year so I want to share my top 5 learning lessons from podcasting and business. Overall, being a business owner of any kind is one big learning lesson. We realize things about ourselves that we wouldn’t if we didn’t go down this path. We’re constantly being asked to gro...2024-12-0926 minMimirMimirPlaying The Long Game in Business & Podcasting with Stacey SperanzaIn this episode I’m sitting down with Stacey Speranza, co-founder and host of The Business Casual Podcast. I was so excited to plan this episode with Stacey. I haven’t had the opportunity to connect at this level with another podcast host, especially one a seasoned as Stacey. So this episode was slightly selfishly motivated… but don’t worry I promise that this episode is packed full of great nuggets for you too. Stacey and I are obviously pulling back the curtain on the entire podcast process. Everything from getting guests, to developing your personality as a host...2024-11-111h 05MimirMimirFueling Success: Nutrition Insights for High-Achieving Women with Trista ChanIn this episode, I sit down with Trista Chan, a registered dietitian and founder of The Good Life Dietitian. Trista specializes in helping high-achieving women overcome emotional eating habits, optimize their nutrition, and reach their goals. Episode 50!!! holy crap you guys!! I am so grateful for this crazy journey and that you all tune in every week. It’s my pleasure to be able to facilitate these conversations for you each and every week, and knowing that it’s impacting just one of you is what keeps me going. so thank you from the bottom of my hear...2024-11-0450 minMimirMimirBuilding a Vision, The Future of D2C E-Commerce, and Refining Your Target Audience with Michelle Choi, Founder of Bov ActiveIn this episode I’m sitting down with Michelle Choi who is the founder of Bov Active, a golf athleisure brand for women. Michelle is truly visionary. In talking to her I was so impressed with where her mind is at at such an early stage. You can tell that she’s got long term strategy and her vision for Bov is truly beautiful. This conversation was a pleasure. She and I start chatting about her journey founding Bov. I was shocked to find out that she only quit her full time job A MONT...2024-10-2855 minMimirMimirThe Reality of Working in Fashion, Personal Styling Tips, and Competing with AI with Maddi SoubryI’m sitting down with the fabulous Maddi Soubry, who is a personal stylist. I was so excited to chat with Maddi as a fellow fashion girlie. She’s living everyone’s Devil Wears Prada dream, so I wanted to get the scoop and see if it’s really as glamorous as it seems. This episode is the perfect blend between business and fashion. Maddi is breaking down today’s trends and what to splurge vs save on. She’s teaching you how to create a wardrobe that is timeless, tailored to your lifestyle, and still chic and fashion...2024-10-211h 00MimirMimirMicrodosing Adversity and the Athlete - Entrepreneur Mindset with Alena LucianiIn this episode I’m sitting down with Alena Luciani to talk about her journey founding Training 2XL. Her process was one that started small, and built incrementally over time, not necessarily something she thought she would grow bigger. But when she experienced a sudden loss, that was the clarity she needed to realize that she was building something bigger and it was time to stop waiting. Every so often I have conversations that leave me feeling giddy and incredibly uplifted, and this conversation with Alena is one of those for me. She and I are diving in...2024-10-0752 minMimirMimirFrom Side Hustle To Success: How To Make The Transition To Entrepreneur and Personal Branding with Daria AstanaevaThis episode is perfect for anyone who’s balancing their 9-5 and their entrepreneurial venture. I’m sitting down with Daria Astanaeva, a personal branding coach, to talk about her journey going from full time to entrepreneur. We’re chatting about everything from how to make a smart transition to building sustainably, going from semi- off the ground to fully off the ground, making 100% of your old salary. Daria’s sharing some interesting insights on the challenges and rewards of building a business. We’re discussing the significance of community, the reality of hard work, and the necessity...2024-09-3050 minMimirMimirHow to Launch a Sexual Wellness Product: From Formulation to Marketing, with Kelly Pigeon, Founder of EpiphanyIn this episode, I sit down with Kelly Pigeon, the brilliant founder of Epiphany, a clit arousal serum. Kelly's entrepreneurial journey is fascinating, and through our conversation you can tell how wise her experience has made her. With Epiphany, she aimed to create a product for women, but she quickly discovered the complexities of bringing a formulated product to market. This episode is a must-listen for anyone considering launching a product that requires a lab and formulation. Kelly shares invaluable lessons from her experience, including the challenges of working with labs and navigating regulatory hurdles. I was pa...2024-09-2350 minMimirMimirWhat Nobody Tells You About Pre-seed Funding with Stephanie Nightingale, the Founder of StimmieThis week’s episode is a dream for me. It’s exactly the kind of content I set out to make when I started this podcast. Stephanie Nightingale, the founder of Stimmie, the first reusable toothpick, is breaking down everything you need to know about going from pre-concept to being in the proof of concept stage. It’s very rare to hear people in the pre-seed, or proof of concept stage, talk deeply and frankly about the funding process and how they got their first investors. But Steph is getting real about her personal experience and passing her wi...2024-09-1852 minMimirMimirWhat Nobody Tells You About Pre-seed Funding with Stephanie Nightingale, the Founder of StimmieThis week’s episode is a dream for me. It’s exactly the kind of content I set out to make when I started this podcast. Stephanie Nightingale, the founder of Stimmie, the first reusable toothpick, is breaking down everything you need to know about going from pre-concept to being in the proof of concept stage. It’s very rare to hear people in the pre-seed, or proof of concept stage, talk deeply and frankly about the funding process and how they got their first investors. But Steph is getting real about her personal experi...2024-09-1655 minMimirMimirBalancing a Full Time Job and A Side Hustle, Unrealistic Expectations, and The Power of No with Adrienne MartinIn this episode I’m sitting down with Adrienne Martin, Founder of Mighty Bean Co., who shares her experience of balancing a full-time job and a side business. Both she and I get asked constantly how we manage our time, and I was pleasantly surprised to hear we have completely opposite approaches. Adrienne is all about simplicity and I really enjoyed hearing her perspective. My favorite part of our conversation centers around unrealistic expectations. After COVID when we all collectively realized that we could monetize our passions, it felt like overnight successes became a dime a dozen. As...2024-09-0948 minMimirMimirEmbracing Adventure and Overcoming Fear with Henry WoodmanBoy do I have a wild ride for you guys. In this episode I’m sitting down with Henry Woodman who has had the most incredible life journey I have ever heard. I knew I had to have him on the podcast when he told me that he spent a summer as a teen exploring the jungles of Honduras searching for a lost city. After that, he has had experience starting a tech platform, executive producing a game show in Chile, and now publishing a book and turning it into a limited TV series. This conversation really ce...2024-09-0250 minMimirMimirWhy Founders Need Strength Training with Mel Grauds, Founder of Melrose TrainingYou guys have heard me say ad nauesum how important exercise is as an entrepreneur. Not just for physical health, but more so to support your mental health. Being an entrepreneur is hard on your ego, your emotions, your perseverance and I truly believe that exercise gives you the chemicals, grit, and discipline needed to sustain and support founders. As such, I’ve been dying to have a personal trainer on the podcast to talk more about this. So, in this episode I’m sitting down with Mel Grauds who the founder of Melrose Training. She started her...2024-08-2653 minMimirMimirBrand Messaging, Content Creation, and Ethical Marketing with Maddy AucoinIn this episode I’m sitting down with Maddy Aucoin who has been an entrepreneur for almost 5 years now and is onto her second business. Five years might not sound like a lot, but Maddy has impressive experience with scaling insanely fast - like 18 months fast- and has a wealth of experience to share. Maddy now owns By Maddy Aucoin , a copy writing business where she helps business owners articulate their brand messaging. This conversation drills down into how to find your voice in marketing, how to create social media content that is unique, and how to pi...2024-08-1952 minMimirMimirLet Go of The 5 Year Plan with Victoria Marshman Co-Founder of Mave & ChezIn this episode I’m sitting down with Victoria Marshman who is the Co-founder of Mave and Chez, the only ergonomic luxury slipper designed for women’s bodies. This conversation covers a lot; everything from taking an idea from concept to first launch to bootstrapping to first funding rounds. It’s a great episode for any entrepreneur in ideation or early stages. Aside from the actual topics of the conversation, generally speaking, I loved chatting with Victoria. We bonded over so many things. From both randomly living in China to our personal development journeys, she’s so fun to t...2024-08-1256 minMimirMimirThe 5 Key Areas for Building Self-Confidence, How To Pivot, and Finding Purpose and Fulfillment with Alexandra DotchevaToday’s conversation focuses on how to build self-confidence in 5 key areas of life, how to make successful pivots, finding purpose and fulfillment, and what a strong work ethic and self-discipline really is. I’m sitting down with Alexandra Dotcheva who moved to America from Bulgaria to complete her doctorate in music. She went on to join the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. But after 2 years she decided to pursue a career in nursing and has been practicing since 2011. In 2014, she made another change to pursue investing. Alexandra now owns 3 real estate businesses and a holistic coaching business. Alexandra’s pass...2024-08-0552 minMimirMimirThe Founder Journey, Company Culture, and The Future of Work with James McKayIn this episode I’m sitting down with James McKay who is, the founder of Ven, a collective of revenue experts helping accelerate growth for startups. James shares his career journey from film to tech sales and eventually starting his own business. I’m picking James’ brain based on his wealth of experience in tech. When James and I spoke originally off-air I was curious for him to expand on how even though he had worked in tech, and therefore felt like he had a pretty good idea of what he was getting into before launching his own company, there...2024-07-291h 04MimirMimirWhat Makes A Successful Podcast, Podcast Production, and Working in Media with Vince QuinnIn this episode I’m sitting down with Vince Quinn who is the founder of SBX production. Vince got his start in radio and worked his ass off in sales until he grew to hosting his own nationally syndicated show. We chat about the challenges and realities of working in radio, including the competitive nature of the industry eventually leading him to transition to running his own podcast production company. This was one of the main reasons I was excited to chat about Vince. So many people want to start a podcast these days, and I...2024-07-2259 minMimirMimirBuilding an Instagram Community, TikTok Content Strategies, and E-Commerce Hot Tips with Rebecca Mazzara Founder of CalitaIn this episode I’m sitting down with Rebecca Mazzara who is the founder of Calita, an intimates line for women, made from natural fibers to prevent health issues like UTIs, and ethically manufactured. Our conversation is perfect for any of my girls dreaming of starting an e-commerce brand. We’re talking about her journey starting Calita after working at Shopify. She’s sharing what she learned while there and how that helped her build Calita. One thing we bond over is the importance of nailing down shipping strategies and rates. I’ve learned through my 9-5 how compl...2024-07-1557 minMimirMimirHow Improv Helps Your Business & Leadership Skills, Conducting Great Product Research, and Defining Company Values with Jennifer Cain BirkmoseIn this episode I’m sitting down with Jennifer Cain Birkmose who is co-founder of Viva Valet, a platform providing trusted services for elders. She has years of experience in healthcare ranging from work with the WHO, World Bank, even Pharma. It was really interesting getting her perspective on working with big organizations versus small business in terms of change enacted. The meat of our conversation centers around how to conduct really great product research before building the product. We also get into defining company values and cementing culture early on. It’s the one thing that won’...2024-07-0857 minMimirMimirEntrepreneur Finance Basics with Susan Bryant CPAIn this episode, I’m sitting down with Susan Bryant who has over two decades of experience as a CPA, or certified public accountant. She’s also a certified tax planner helping business owners strategically navigate tax planning and accounting. As CEO and Co-Founder of Unboxed Advisors, she has a wealth [ 😉 ] of knowledge to share regarding the intricacies of business taxing and accounting. It is my life mission to set my business up correctly, from the beginning, so as I scale I don’t have to go back and fix now costly errors. So I asked Susan to go thr...2024-07-011h 00MimirMimirThe Personality Traits & Lifestyle of Entrepreneurs with Kaycie RomanelloIn this episode I’m sitting down with Kaycie Romanello who started her own digital marketing agency after being laid off. Kaycie shares the challenges she faced and how crucial it was for her to trust her intuition and be open to different solutions. It was really interesting to hear that even though she started her business based on a skillset she was very comfortable with flexing, she still had to learn how to better target her ideal client and how to communicate in a way that turned sales. Overall, Kaycie's story highlights the resilience and determination required to su...2024-06-241h 00MimirMimirWill Hedrick on Running a Non-Profit Tech Startup, Disrupting The Industry, How We Can Create ChangeIn this episode I’m sitting down with Will Hedrick who is the founder of myCharity. Will is such a genuine guy and it was a real pleasure to get to know him. We’re chatting about his entrepreneurial journey starting from a custom furniture company at 17, to real estate in college and now his tech platform. One of the reasons I was excited to pick Will’s brain is because he is an unusual tech founder: his company is non-profit. I’ve always geeked out over b-corp certified companies and the idea of non-profits, but in practice...2024-06-1756 minMimirMimirKarolina Rzadkowolska on Why Ditching Alcohol Improves Self-Motivation, Self-Belief, and Encourages the Entrepreneurial SpiritIn this episode I’m sitting down with Karolina Rzadkowolska who is the best-selling author of Euphoric: Ditch Alcohol and Gain a Happier, More Confident You. She’s also the owner of Euphoric AF a consulting & speaking company and also podcast host. Karolina shares her journey of writing a book and starting a business after giving up alcohol for dry January. What she came to realize is that alcohol numbed her emotions and prevented her from pursuing her dreams. By taking a break from alcohol, she was able to reconnect with her passions and build a successful career. Our...2024-06-1048 minMimirMimirAmy Singleton on Developing a Healthy Sense of Identity Outside Your Business & Early Entrepreneur Marketing TipsIn this episode I’m sitting down with Amy Singleton who is Co-Founder or HITE Digital. This is probably the MOST illuminating conversation I’ve had to date about marketing. Later in the episode she’s breaking down the basics of SEO in a way that’s so clear and understandable. So, if you’ve been drowning in SEO hell, then this episode is perfect for you. But before we chat about all things marketing, Amy shares her journey from being a registered nurse to becoming an entrepreneur. After facing health issues and a career setback, Amy was confro...2024-06-0353 minMimirMimirSOLO EPISODE: Time Management Is My Super PowerIn this solo episode I’m getting deep on time management. Time is the one commodity we can’t buy more of, so it’s your greatest weapon as a person, and especially as a business owner. I’m sharing my exact templates I use to set up my days and weeks for maximum productivity and efficiency. But before you can start planning and scheduling, you need to first understand exactly how you’re spending your time. I’m walking through the audit process I learned from business coaches and other entrepreneurs. This will not only get you at least...2024-05-2717 minMimirMimirAlana Digby on The Reality of Being A Founder, Time Management 101, and How To Start An E-Commerce BrandIn this episode I’m sitting down with Alana Digby, a serial entrepreneur. She truly does it all. She’s the founder of Booty Boost, Elk Collection, Digby Tribe, and Co-founder and Co-Host of My Founder Hub (check out my interview with Sonia, the other co-founder). She’s also a new mom and working full time as a paralegal. Safe to say she’s got a lot going on. She is an incredible example of those entrepreneurs that somehow seem to juggle a million different things. In our conversation, Alana is opening up about her experience thus far. She...2024-05-2057 minMimirMimirAlan Lazaros on Self- Belief, Overcoming Trauma, Dealing with Haters, and Living Your Most Fulfilled LifeIn this episode I’m sitting down with Alan Lazaros who is CEO & Co-Host of Next Level University Podcast, which is a heart-driven but no bullshit approach to holistic self-improvement for entrepreneurs…. I knew we would get along really well. Alan shares his personal story and insights on trauma and personal growth. In typical Alan fashion, our frank and honest conversation covers topics like overcoming trauma to be your most fulfilled self. We get deep on comparison and how it affects us. To compare, is to be human, and there can be benefits but, like everything in life...2024-05-1356 minMimirMimirChiara Mason on Building with Passion, Social Media, and The Reality of Early Entrepreneur LifeIn this episode I’m sitting down with Chiara Mason who is a creator and author. She got her start as a travel blogger in university and has grown to publishing her first award-winning poetry book. I was really excited to interview Chiara because I was keen to get her insights on being a full-time author and creator. What transpired, is such a relatable conversation for all entrepreneurs. As you guys know, I usually talk to seasoned professionals who share their wisdom based on years of experience, but this conversation is a little different. This is the re...2024-05-0644 minMimirMimirMatthew Sanjari on How To Be an Effective CEO, Define Roles, Identify Inefficiencies, and Go From Surviving To Thriving Professionally and Personally.In this episode I’m sitting down with Matthew Sanjari. His story begins pretty traumatically, but through all his trials and tribulations he’s learned the hard lessons, so he can pass that knowledge along to all of you! His is a coming of age story, of realizing what’s important and discovering what drives you to find longterm happiness and success. After building several businesses, his most recent being a business consultancy, Matthew is sharing his wisdom on how to be an effective CEO, how to identify inefficiencies in the backend, and how to go from surviv...2024-04-2957 minMimirMimirEmily Zorn on Nutrition, Opening A Private Practice, and Turning Discipline Into A LifestyleIn this episode I’m sitting down with Emily Zorn, a registered dietitian, who shares her journey to becoming a nutrition expert and opening her own private practice. We talk about her passion for food and nutrition, common misconceptions in the field, and the emerging research on the gut-brain connection. Emily also highlights the importance of mindset and motivation in achieving health goals. So much so, that she actually took a life coach course. I was fascinated by her combination of life coaching and nutrition coaching. Emily finds fulfillment in helping clients navigate their nutrition journeys to cr...2024-04-2252 minMimirMimirEric Grafstrom on The Value of Working Hard & An Insatiable CuriosityI’m sitting down with Eric Grafstrom who’s career spans several years in Silicon Valley at Yahoo, culminating in the creation of his own company, Exit Guide, which helps small businesses plan for their exit. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. I learned so much from Eric, but I also laughed a lot (I hope you guys do too). This chat is perfect for anyone working in corporate who’s dreamed of starting their own business. Eric gets real on his almost religious experience of knowing when it was time to transition to something else. He encourages new entrepreneurs to emb...2024-04-0858 minMimirMimirAndres Klaric on The Complete Playbook For Pitching & Raising Capital, Advice for Entrepreneurs to Stay Productive & Grounded, and All Things Tech StartupToday I’m sitting down with Andres Klaric, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Fuse, a tech company transforming the lending industry. Andres has a very logical, and down to earth approach to entrepreneurialism, which is so refreshing. Our conversation is full of tangible takeaways that you can apply today. This episode is a complete playbook for pitching & funding. Andres is giving you examples on great pitch decks, how to prepare ahead of time, and even how to structure your schedule for maximum success. We’re also getting deep on the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. I was especially keen...2024-04-0148 minMimirMimirAngela Melfi on Creating Connections, Uplifting Women, and Create a Business with an ImpactThe theme of today’s episode is women uplifting women. I’m chatting with Angela Melfi who is, the co-founder of Threads Worldwide. This was such a special interview for her, and for me by proxy. It’s one of those interviews that reminds me how grateful I am for this position that I have. Angela’s story is an incredible example of what I think so many of you dream about, getting together with your best friends over travels or coffee dates and dreaming of building something together. Except Angela and her co-founders actually did it, and she’s teaching...2024-03-2549 minMimirMimirTo Be Successful You Have To Deal With Your Emotions: Taylor & Abby Scarpello on The Complete Toolkit For Managing FeelingsToday I’m sitting down with Taylor and Abby Scarpello who have created an incredible community dedicated to supporting those who are ready to align with their highest self. Through their own journey of dealing with grief they knew they had to create a space to help others heal and empower themselves. You guys have heard me talk ad nauseum about how important mindset is for entrepreneurs, and half of that battle is dealing with your emotions. It’s work that not only helps you address your current state, but also sets you up for success when futu...2024-03-1856 minMimirMimirTraci Bermingham on The Reason Your Business is A Hot Mess & How To Fix ItToday I’m chatting with Traci Bermingham who is an expert in business efficiency. With experience working for companies like Del Monte Foods, Traci is giving you a step by step guide for how to go from hot mess to highly functioning entrepreneurs. This episode is great for my struggling CEO’s out there, but you will also look like the hero to your CEO with Traci’s tips on how to improve business processes and flow. She’s teaching you time management life hacks, how to simplify your workflows, and how to create clarity on the backend of your bus...2024-03-111h 00MimirMimirMindset is The Greatest Block to Entrepreneurship. Katrina Owens on PR, Marketing, and MindsetIn this episode I’m sitting down with Katrina Owens, the CEO of Knockout Directive, a PR and marketing firm. Her experience spans over 10 years and she has a lot of wisdom to offer you guys. Katrina is one of the most genuine people I have ever had the pleasure of connecting with. She is also a hustler and an incredibly hard worker, which is evident with her success in her career. You guys are going to love this episode because we chat about all things marketing and PR for entrepreneurs. You’re going to learn how to g...2024-03-0458 minMimirMimirKelsey Silver on Intersection Between Mental Health and Entrepreneurialism Neurodivergence, The Future of Business, Building Boundaries, and IntuitionIn this episode I’m sitting down with Kelsey Silver who is, a licensed family/ marriage counselor turned operations strategist. She is your resident expert in neurodivergence, and she helps entrepreneurs run their business in a way that works for their brain. This was such a fascinating conversation for me. I learned so much about different brain structures and how that affects day to day life. We chat about side hustles, and get to the heart of burnout in order to avoid it, and so much more. Kelsey is such a wonderful guest, one I immediately connected with over ou...2024-02-261h 00MimirMimirPaul Baron on Finding Unicorns, Being a Great Leader, The 3T’s of Entrepreneurialism, and The Right Mindset for SuccessIn this episode I’m sitting down with Paul Baron who is a long-time entrepreneur with many successful ventures under his belt. What really surprised me about Paul is that bottom line, he is an expert at finding unicorns. I call him a gem magnet because he always finds a way to be in the right place at the right time. He has seen much success by being able to identify the value in a company and bringing it to new markets. He’s demonstrating that there is no age limit on creativity and entrepreneurship. He...2024-02-1945 minMimirMimirSOLO EPISODE: Maddie’s Hot Tips on Getting Your Idea Off The Ground, Time Management, Entrepreneurship, and Making ConnectionsToday’s episode is a little different from what we normally do, since it’s a solo episode! It’s important to me that you guys get to know me as well as our amazing guests, and what better way than for me to hop on the pod and chat about what I’ve learned so far. From interviews, to personal experiences, I am spilling the tea on all things entrepreneurialism. How to get your idea off the ground through staying productive, setting appropriate time management, and surrounding yourself with the right people. I’m walking you guys throu...2024-02-1225 minMimirMimirJessica Hastings-Lesperance on How To Become a Published Author, Market Your Book Like a Pro, Publisher vs. Self Publishing, and Nervous System & Breath Work 101In this episode, I’m sitting down with Jessica Hastings-Lesperance who is a woman of many talents. Jess is a real estate agent, a published author, and a trauma informed yoga instructor. When I sat down with Jess, I assumed we’d be chatting about her experience as a real estate entrepreneur. But instead, we took a deep dive into all things being an author. From picking the right publisher, to marketing after it’s published, Jessica is giving my aspiring authors out there everything they need to know to successfully publish. Everything in this episode is stuff I wish I...2024-02-0555 minMimirMimirZena Contreras on The Hottest Tips To Getting Hired Today, LinkedIn Strategies, Networking Tips, How To Actually Get The Interview, How To Read People, and First Impressions.In this episode I’m sitting down with Zena Contreras who has had an impressive career in corporate recruiting, working with the greats like Disney, CNN, and more. This episode probably has the highest number of hot tips out of all the episodes I’ve had so far. I mean truly, I was feverishly taking notes when I was editing, so come prepared. Zena and I are talking about all things getting hired. From LinkedIn strategies, to bypassing automated application systems, we also dive deep into why first impressions matter, subjectivity in hiring, networking tips, and so much...2024-01-2954 minMimirMimirTiago Faria on The Ultimate Guide To Marketing Your Business, Demystifying SEO, Curating a Successful Strategy, and Storytelling Through Social MediaIn this episode I’m sitting down with Tiago Faria who is, an ex-Google Ads specialist. Now, he is a business mentor who helps entrepreneurs streamline their marketing strategies. This episode is a crash course in marketing for any entrepreneur, new or existing. We get super granular on how to curate a successful marketing strategy; everything from demystifying SEO, to how to create social media content that actually works. We also chat about how to find your niche, the importance of storytelling, and the importance of creating urgency in your marketing messaging. So, if you’re struggling with Google Ads...2024-01-2244 minMimirMimirMaria Joyner on How to Quantum Leap with Big Life Changes, Fighting Against Your Intuition vs. What Happens When You Follow It, How to Overcome Fear and Gain Clarity On Your “Why”.In this episode I’m sitting down with Maria Joyner, who did what so many of us would be terrified to do. After years of working her way up in the world of startups, she decided to drop everything and move to Costa Rica to pursue an entirely new lifestyle. Through her incredibly inspiring story she’s teaching us how to dramatically course correct to build the life you never dreamed was possible. Maria is showing us that when you make changes to your life for the better, even when you don’t think you have the resources, life finds...2024-01-1559 minMimirMimirLucy Milligan Wahl on Professional Organization, How to Navigate Tough Conversations, Handling Criticism, and How to Create A Life Better Than You Could Imaginehave got a jam packed episode for you today. I’m sitting down with Lucy Whal who is a professional freakin organizer. I’m pretty sure that this is at least one of your guy’s dream job and it was truly a dream getting to chat with her about all things organization. This episode is a type A’s heaven. And if it’s on your new year’s bucket list to get organized than this episode is perfect for you. Lucy is giving you guys a crash course in getting and organized both personally and professional...2024-01-081h 04MimirMimirPhoebe Pierpoint on The Importance of Addressing Your Mindset as an Entrepreneur, Being Resilient, Overcoming Your Emotional Triggers, and Rebalancing Your Feminine and Masculine Energy.Today, I have an incredible episode for you guys. I’m sitting down with Phoebe Pierpoint who is what I’m calling a business doctor. She helps founders and business owners diagnose issues in their companies, by first understanding their physical symptoms (aka operational areas of opportunity) and then also their “lifestyles,” (aka mindset of the founder, what traumas are holding them back etc.) so they can move past it and flourish. Pheobe approaches business from mindset first and strategy second, which is so fascinating to me. But also wildly fascinating is her journey getting to where she is today. 2024-01-021h 00MimirMimirSonia Gouveia Demystifying Goal Setting & Strategic Planning, Storytelling in Marketing, and Step By Step Planning a Launch SuccessfullyWelcome back to Mimir, and happy holidays everyone! I changed the whole schedule around just so I could get this episode out to you guys before the new year. It had to be done, and here’s why. Today I’m sitting down with founder and fellow podcaster Sonia Gouviea. We are helping you demystify the goal setting process for 2024. Now is the time for goal setting since this random week between Christmas and new years is light for work, and you’re likely not super busy at home. So, grab your notebook because this epi...2023-12-261h 02MimirMimirKyndra Farrell on Crafting Success as an Entrepreneur, The importance of planning ahead, Building a strong team, and Trusting your intuition as an entrepreneurToday I’m chatting with Kyndra Farrell. She has multiple successful businesses ranging from industrial contracting to mobile bartending. She shares her experience of starting and growing a her businesses, as well as working with her husband (because I had to know what it’s like working with your SO). She emphasizes the importance of following your passion and finding a mentor to guide you. We also dive deep into the challenges and successes she has faced along the way, including how she went on to expand her services and created a custom cocktail line. Overall, her story highlights the...2023-12-1851 minMimirMimirEpisode 5: Hunter Wagenaar, Founder of Ollo Health, on fundraising, staying sane as an entrepreneur, embracing failure, and parent/child relationshipsThis is a great episode for any startup founder. Hunter shares his experience starting Ollo, everything from fundraising and investor relations to how to stay sane as an entrepreneur. We dive deep into his investor red flags so you know what to look for in a potential investing partner. We cover the importance of having advisors, knowing when to scale your team, the luxury of iteration and adaptation unique to startups, and embracing failure and transparency. Buckle up because we also chat about parent/child relationships and the need for ongoing support for parents. It’ll definitely leave you wa...2023-12-1159 minMimirMimirSonia Couto on Launching a Business While Fighting Cancer, Investor Funding, Resilience, and Healthy EntrepreneurshipToday I’m sitting down with Sonia Couto, a two-time startup founder and managing director of Konverge Digital Solutions. Sonia shares her incredible journey of launching her first company while she was battling breast cancer. She has amazing insights for any entrepreneur wanting to dip their toe into the tech world, or really any entrepreneur who is thinking about getting funding. We talk specifically about the pros and cons of angel investing and VC backed funding versus bootstrapping, when’s the right time to get funding, and more about setting up your business for success financially speaking. We also...2023-12-0449 minMimirMimirStacey Asis on Healing Your Relationship With Food, Healing Your Mind, Gut Health, and Hormone HealthToday I'm sitting down with Stacey Asis who is a successful creator boasting over 50 thousand followers across her channels. She is a wellness queen who is known for sharing her recipes that are healthy takes on the foods we know and love. Today’s episode is so beautiful. A little different from what you’ve heard on the pod so far. Stacey and I got super real on her healing journey which encompasses much more than just her gut and her hormones. We talk about how her journey healed her relationship with food and honestly hers...2023-11-2748 minMimirMimirEmma Vollrath on How To Generate Buzz Around Your BusinessOne of the biggest challenges new businesses face is how to get their awesome product into the hands of their customers. If that's you, then you're going to listen close. This week on Mimir, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Emma Vollrath, the founder of Emma Lou The Label. She shared her experiences of starting a small business and how she was able to get featured in Vogue (among other publications) and have high profile influencers posting about her products. Also, stick around for a unique discount code for 15% any Emma Lou purchase! ...2023-11-2035 minMimirMimirDenise Lee On How To Launch A Fashion Brand Successfully: Finding Manufacturers, Designers & Building A Lasting Brand#1: Today I'm sitting down with Denise Lee, the founder Alala. Denise is an amazing founder. She was able to take Alala from idea to seven figures in just eighteen months. This episode is fantastic for anyone who has wanted to start their own fashion brand. We get super granular on how exactly Denise got alala off the ground, from finding a designer, to making relationships with manufacturers. it’s literally everything you need to get started. so without further ado, let’s jump in. Connect with Denise on social media and check out Alala's website ...2023-11-1338 minMimirMimirTrailerWelcome to Mimir, the podcast for aspiring entrepreneurs. Every week you'll hear interviews from successful founders on exactly how they went from idea to thriving business. Hi! I'm Maddie, your host! Even after publishing two books and getting my blog and podcast off the ground, I still consider myself an aspiring entrepreneur. Each week I dive deep into the entrepreneur journey to give you, and me, the tools necessary to build our dream lives! My sincerest hope is that by tuning in, you'll find the inspiration and the know-how to take the first steps towards those dreams.2023-11-0800 minThe Brazilian point of viewThe Brazilian point of viewEp. 128 - Moving to Macao, gambling, the relationship between Macao and China, social life, the country structure, cultural shocks, tips on making friends, life quality, and more with Maddie KelleyFor this week's episode, I had Maddie Kelley to talk about moving to Macao, her life there and much more! In this episode, we address: - Macao is the Las Vegas of China - Culture shocks - How Macao works - Structure and safety. - Gambling - How to settle in a new country - Social life and making friends Hope you guys enjoy it! Recommendation: Queen Charlotte Maddie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/himaddiekelley/ Maddie's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-Dec-VHMSoR5sNExmtwQUA Maddie's book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/What-Gave-You-Madison-Kelley-ebook/dp/B09Q5V8N6C...2023-05-2335 minLet\'s Go To Court!Let's Go To Court!The Murder of Maddie Clifton & a Triple KidnappingHate ads? The entire LGTC catalog is available ad-free on Patreon! Brandi starts us off with a gut-wrenching story. On the evening of November 3, 1998, all eight-year-old Maddie Clifton wanted to do was go outside and play. Her mother gave her permission to go outside for a few minutes, so Maddie went next door to the home of 14-year-old Josh Phillips to ask if he’d like to play baseball. He did. Later, when Maddie didn’t come home, her parents panicked. Police and volunteers searched for Maddie for days before she was finally discovered by Josh’s mother. 2023-03-222h 36The Private Practice ProThe Private Practice ProTikTok Therapists: How to Grow Your Private Practice on Social MediaToo many therapists are afraid of creating content on social media because they think the market is too saturated. Do you resonate? Well, we’re here to tell you that is completely untrue! In fact, there’s never been a better time to create therapy content and market yourself on social media. Tune in to this episode as we welcome Maddie Spear, LCSW, a content creator and trauma therapist who works with children, teens, and young adults. Maddie joins Kelley to talk about the risks and rewards of using social media and TikTok to grow your private practice, connect with...2023-03-2148 minThere’s Too Much To ThinkThere’s Too Much To ThinkEpisode 19: Elizabeth Báthory “The Blood Countess”This episode is a heavy one, and a bloody one. So you’ve been warned! SOURCES: Cavendish, Richard. “Death of Countess Elizabeth Bathory” History Today Aug 8, 2014. https://www.historytoday.com/archive/months-past/death-countess-elizabeth-bathory Accessed Jan 24 2023. Craft, Kimberly. Infamous Lady: The True Story of Countess Erzsébet Báthory: Second Edition. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Oct 11, 2014. https://www.amazon.com/Infamous-Lady-Countess-Erzs%C3%A9bet-B%C3%A1thory/dp/1502581469/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=infamous+lady&qid=1614092947&sr=8-1#detailBullets_feature_div Accessed Jan 27 2023. Dr. Strange, Mildred & Lou. “01-Elizabeth Bathory” History Lessons For Misanthropes, Jan 8, 2019. https://open.spotify.com/episode/5poUnLs8tByNgJadPOLhjk [Podcast] Accessed Jan...2023-01-2832 minKelley UCS #WednesdayWisdom Unfiltered Career SearchKelley UCS #WednesdayWisdom Unfiltered Career SearchUnfiltered: Season 3 - Welcome BACK!Unfiltered Career Search is back for season 3! Join our host, JP, as he introduces three new members of the podcast team: Laasya, Maddie, and Lydia! Listen to learn a little more about their unique Kelley experiences and a tidbit of their summer. Stay tuned for new biweekly episodes with special guests!2022-08-3011 minThe Brazilian point of viewThe Brazilian point of viewEp. 89 - Finding your place in the world, developing a sense of independence, studying abroad, choosing where to go next, taking chances in life, broadening your perspective + more with Maddie KelleyIt's perfectly normal to have a messy 20s. Trying to find your place in the world, what you're 'supposed' to be doing, and the journey to find your life path isn't easy and can be very stressful. So for this week's episode, I invited back Maddie Kelley to talk about her life story of living in multiple places in the world, and how she manages all of the stress and pressure that comes with it.  In this episode, we address: - Finding your place in the world - The 8 different places Maddie has l...2022-08-2342 minGet Outer HereGet Outer HereKel and Danielle are Scared of Monsters On Top of the BedDanielle is back this week and we hope you aren't coming here to have fun--these cases are rough. First, Kel starts us off with the absolutely terrifying case of Colleen Stan aka the Girl in the Box. She's so tough she lived for seven years in a situation Kel wouldn't survive an hour. Next, Danielle tells us the story of Maddie Clifton, a little girl who's life was taken away by her fourteen year old neighbor. This is as dark as the podcast will ever go because Kel can barely handle it, but both of these stories deserve to be...2022-08-1752 minThe Hype Gals PodcastThe Hype Gals PodcastEpisode 24: Maddie Kelley - What it's Like Being a Digital Creator, Self-Love, Journalling and Working with Disney!Hi Hype Gals and welcome to this week's episode! in this episode, Tianna-Lea sits down for a solo episode and chats with Maddie Kelley, who has published two books, worked with Disney, currently living abroad and all about self-love. They chat about Maddie's journey of publishing two books, her work as a digital creator, her time working with Disney, her travels and everything in between! Thank you again to Maddie for taking the time to sit down with us and wanting to be on the Podcast, make sure to follow Maddie on Instagram and purchase her book, What I Gave...2022-07-1940 minWhat The F*ck\'s Up PodcastWhat The F*ck's Up PodcastDating Yourself & Artful Nudes ft. Maddie DragsbaekWELCOME TO SEASON 3! Today’s episode is the first of season 3, so we start out the episode with our first *co-host* intro with Nina and Caitlin dishing on what the f*ck they’ve been up to between seasons. For the interview, we have the pleasure of being joined by veteran Youtuber and content creator Maddie Dragsbaek. Maddie tells us all about how she began her wildly successful Youtube career at just 13 years old; why she decided to take off dating for a full year; how she learned to embrace her body and tune out online trolls and body–shamer...2022-05-111h 03UnlicensedUnlicensedThe Positive Feedback Loop ft. Maddie KelleyHello family! This weeks episode is all about self journey and discovery through poetry. Our guest this week Maddie Kelley, a published author, spoke with us all about her book and how engaging in her true passion and taking a leap of faith has led her to true happiness! You can find Maddie on instagram @himaddiekelley and her book on amazon— What I Gave You https://www.amazon.com/dp/1637307144/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_JT6XV50QMFBRQVV0QD9D?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1. We hope you enjoy, love you the most!2022-04-281h 04The Brazilian point of viewThe Brazilian point of viewEp. 70 - Moving to Macao, gambling, the relationship between Macao and China, social life, the country structure, cultural shocks, tips on making friends, life quality, and more with Maddie KelleyIn this week's episode, I had Maddie Kelley to talk about her moving to Macao and her life there. We talk about how Macao is the Las Vegas of China, some situations she's been through that can be considered culture shocks, how Macao works, and its structure and safety. We also talk about how it is to settle in a new country, the gambling in Macao, social life, tips on making friends in a new environment, the relationship between Macao and China, and much more! Hope you guys enjoy it! Maddie's Instagram: https...2022-04-1236 minSeriously Not SeriousSeriously Not SeriousFinding yourself, being vulnerable and writing a book with Maddie Kelley.This is now one of our favorite episodes ever. Today, we had a convo with Maddie Kelley, a writer, entrepreneur, full-time job employee and content creator, who's living in Macau, China!!! We chatted about everything: writing a book; the ups and down of entrepreneurship; her journey of self-love, heart-break and finding herself; living abroad and making friends; being genuine and finding your passion and so much more! Do we have to say anything else? Press play and start listening! Hope you enjoy! 💗 Click here to go to Maddie's Instagram Click here to buy Maddie's poetry book • • • • Come interact with us on our soci...2022-03-301h 05Explain YourselfExplain YourselfEP 41: Maddie Kelley - How to find yourself in your 30'sMaddie Kelly has done it all, published two books, worked with Disney, and is living abroad! We touch on all her experiences and perspective on how to live a full life and how to continually grow and adapt to new situations. She is very much a good vibe, which we could all use more of right now. Listen as we discuss the ups and down of early career life and how to get sh*t done. Find Maddie on Instagram or her website. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, or check out our website where you can learn mo...2022-03-031h 21Better To... Podcast with D. M. NeedomBetter To... Podcast with D. M. NeedomImagineering the Life as a Creative - Madison KellySend us a textMaddie and I talk about life in China and how she walked away from Disney to pursue another opportunity to follow her dream. We also discuss her books.*****Hi, I’m Maddie Kelley 😇🎀! I like to think of myself as the Elle Woods of the office✨💅🏻. At my previous job with Disney, I experienced the joy of making magic . I carry that mentality with me everywhere I go, including my current position as a project manager building attractions in China 🎆🎡. Making things that move people is at the heart of everything that I do...2022-02-021h 02Dr. Paul\'s Family TalkDr. Paul's Family Talk"Dr. Paul's Family Talk" (1-17-22)NOW YOU CAN CLICK ON THE TIMELINE TO FIND YOUR FAVORITE SEGMENT(S) OR LISTEN TO THE WHOLE SHOW! Please check out our full radio show, or snippets contained within, from Monday, January 17, 2022, wherein we discussed: 0:00 - Hello, Introduction, Update, and Today's Show Details 3:38 - Arrogant Al Entered the Fray  4:07 - College and Professional Football Update 6:45 - LIVE SINGING Segment, wherein "Sammy Davis, Jr.", along with "Cannabis Carl", came in to sing one of his songs, "HELLO DETROIT". As Al always says...2022-01-1759 min