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Accidental CEO Podcast76: Why a Midlife Crisis Might Be Your Greatest Business MoveIf you’ve ever sat on a train, in your office, or even in the shower and thought, Is this it?—you’re not alone. Today’s guest, Lisann Valentin, knows what it’s like to hit that wall. She went from Wall Street lawyer to actress on shows like Manifest and The Blacklist, and then pivoted again to become a certified spiritual coach.In this raw and empowering conversation, Lisann and Nata dig into what it really takes to reinvent yourself at any age. Spoiler alert: it’s not about burning everything down—it’s about listening to tha...2025-07-3050 min
The Dream Biz® Podcast | Anti-Hustle Growth Strategies for Creative Entrepreneurs178 | Mic Check Retreat Roundtable: Real Advice from Seasoned PodcastersEver wish you could eavesdrop on a candid conversation among seasoned podcasters? I recently participated in a roundtable discussion at Mic Check Retreat with an incredible group of podcasters. We jumped into the real stories behind our shows—the triumphs, the hurdles, and the unexpected lessons that come with the territory.In this honest, heartwarming, and somewhat entertaining conversation about what it actually looks like to be in the thick of podcasting, we share how podcasting is changing the way we show up in business and life.Meet the Podcasters:Bree Pair: instagram.co...2025-07-2428 minAccidental CEO Podcast75: Show Up Without Selling Out: The Visibility Strategy That Actually Works with Aria LeightyAria Leighty is not here to play nice—and that’s exactly why you’ll love her.In this episode, we’re breaking the “visibility means more social posts” myth wide open. Aria, founder of Show The F*ck Up Media, shares what it really takes to build a brand that people actually care about. Spoiler: it starts with showing up as yourself and building real relationships—not collecting business cards or cold DMing strangers.We talk about what makes a networking event not suck, why she created The Plug newsletter for women of color and queer folk...2025-07-2336 min
Clocking In with Haylee Gaffin - Podcast about Podcasting for Podcasters178: Speak Your Dreams Into ExistenceWhat if you gave yourself permission to say your biggest podcast dreams out loud? In today’s episode, you’ll hear from the attendees of this year’s Mic Check Retreat, as they speak their podcast dreams into existence. Today's episode is brought to you by Mic Check Society, our community for podcasters who are looking to take their podcast from good to great. Come join us for educational trainings, a private member's only community, and monthly calls! Get $10 off per month with code PODCAST at micchecksociety.com. Clocking In with Haylee Gaffin is produ...2025-07-2205 minAccidental CEO Podcast74: How to Attract Clients Using Pinterest (Without the Social Media Burnout) with Dana JohnsonIn this episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori sits down with Dana Johnson of Dana’s Desk to unpack the untapped power of Pinterest for creative entrepreneurs. Dana, a former wedding industry pro turned Pinterest strategist and online business manager, shares how she went from running events to running the back end of some of the most well-known creative brands in the wedding space.They cover everything from how Pinterest acts more like Google than Instagram, why keywords and content matter way more than followers, and how to approach Pinterest as both a product and se...2025-07-1634 minAccidental CEO Podcast73: Burnout-Proof PR: How Hayley Knight Rewrote the Rules of BusinessTired of pretending burnout is just part of the job? In this week’s Accidental CEO, Nata Salvatori interviews Hayley Knight, the unapologetically bold co-founder of PR agency Be Yellow.Hayley opens up about leaving a toxic 9-to-5 to build something radically different—an agency rooted in values, boundaries, and big impact. She shares how Be Yellow operates on 4-day workweeks, runs no-interruption focus hours, and still crushes client campaigns. The secret? Purpose-driven work and leadership that’s allergic to burnout.You'll learn:Why boundaries are the real flex for entrepreneursHow to use LinkedIn to gro...2025-07-0936 min
Clocking In with Haylee Gaffin - Podcast about Podcasting for Podcasters176: Mic Check Retreat Roundtable: Real Advice from Seasoned PodcastersEver wish you could eavesdrop on a candid conversation among seasoned podcasters? At Mic Check Retreat, I had the privilege of hosting a roundtable discussion with our incredible group of podcast attendees. We jumped into the real stories behind our shows—the triumphs, the hurdles, and the unexpected lessons that come with the territory.In this honest, heartwarming, and somewhat entertaining conversation about what it actually looks like to be in the thick of podcasting, we share how podcasting is changing the way we show up in business and life.Clocking In with Ha...2025-07-0829 min
Called to Both - Balancing Motherhood and Business for Photographers148: Let It Go to Grow: The Real ROI of Delegation for Entrepreneurs with Nata SalvatoriThere is one skill could change everything—and you might be resisting it. we're handing the mic to Nata Salvatori, a photographer, business coach, and podcast host who is diving into one of the most essential and misunderstood strategies for sustainable business growth: delegation. Listen in as she shares her personal journey from working in healthcare with a full support team to building her own business as a solopreneur. Spoiler: trying to do it all nearly burned her out.I know delegation brings up resistance—frustration, fear, even past trauma from hiring gone wrong. Here's the t...2025-07-0720 minAccidental CEO Podcast72: If You Want to Grow—Stop Fixing the Wrong ProblemYou’re busy—but are you actually growing? In this episode, Nata Salvatori exposes a trap that’s costing service providers time, money, and sanity: chasing busywork that feels productive but doesn’t move the needle. She walks through a clear, five-step growth path—from clarifying your offer, validating through real sales, delivering sustainably, building repeatable systems, to scaling confidently.You’ll learn:How to spot and ditch “fake work”Why clarity beats complexity every timeHow to use real feedback to validate your offersDelivery tips that prevent burnoutSystem creation that enables scalingHow to honor your current phase of growth2025-07-0216 minAccidental CEO Podcast71: Digital-First, Drama-Free: Time Strategies for Ambitious Moms with Laura DavisYou don’t have to choose between thriving at work and being the mom your kids need. This week, I sat down with Laura Davis—time management strategist and founder of Time Management Academy—to unpack the myth of “having it all.”Laura knows the struggle intimately: after going through IVF, she didn’t want to waste a single second. She built a business that helps women create time frameworks that actually work. No fluff. Just strategies rooted in mindset, capacity, and boundaries.We talk about the hidden ROI of getting your calendar right, what it really ta...2025-06-2535 min
Leaving Academia: Becoming a Freelance EditorHow to Build Confidence in Business: Lessons from a Multi-6-Figure Academic Turned Business CoachIn this week's podcast episode, I chat with Nata Salvatori, Doctor of Physical Therapy, who left academia and never looked back. She turned a side-hustle photography gig into a multi-six-figure business—and now, as the founder of Accidental CEO, she helps entrepreneurs scale sustainably through delegation. We dive into:📣 How Nata made the leap from academia to entrepreneurship📣 Why academics already have the public speaking + teaching skills needed to market their business📣 The mindset shift that makes “selling” feel generous, not gross📣 Why you should delegate from day one—not when y...2025-06-1928 minAccidental CEO Podcast70: How Ashley Paul Built a Wedding Empire—Then Built a Business to Save ItIn this episode, we sit down with Ashley Paul, a veteran wedding planner and floral designer with over 15 years of experience. Ashley delves into her journey through the wedding industry, highlighting the significant changes she's witnessed and the lessons she's learned along the way.Beyond her hands-on work in weddings, Ashley founded Ashley Paul Co., a virtual assisting company dedicated to supporting wedding professionals. Through services like deep dive calls and monthly CEO packages, she empowers creatives to focus on their passions while effectively managing their businesses.Ashley emphasizes the critical roles of communication, time...2025-06-1828 minAccidental CEO Podcast69: Creating Safe Spaces: The Real Talk on Queer WeddingsIn this episode of The Accidental CEO, Nata Salvatori sits down with Celeste Burns, a queer wedding photographer committed to creating safe, inclusive spaces for all couples. They unpack what most wedding vendors get wrong about working with LGBTQ+ clients—and how to fix it. From the language we use on our forms to the assumptions we carry into photoshoots, this conversation is a must-listen for any vendor who wants to do better.Celeste shares her journey from photography student in New York to running a thriving business rooted in inclusivity and authenticity. You’ll hear real stor...2025-06-1147 min
The Laylee Emadi Podcast — For Speakers, Coaches, and Course Creators205: Delegation & Alignment: Two Game-Changing Tips for Educator Entrepreneurs ft. Nata Salvatori & Christi Johnson
Feeling stuck between scaling your business and maintaining your sanity? This quick-hit snack episode has exactly what you need. In this special takeover edition, we handed the mic to two attendees from the Creative Educator Conference and asked them to share one powerful piece of advice for fellow entrepreneurs and educators.
First up, you’ll hear from Nata Salvatori from the Accidental CEO podcast, who drops the truth about the underestimated power of delegation. Then, business coach Christi Johnson reminds us of the absolute necessity of defining your own version of success—before diving headfirst into strategy mode...2025-06-0902 minAccidental CEO Podcast68: Say No with Love: Chelene Knight’s Blueprint for Creative SustainabilityIn this enlightening episode, Chelene Knight, founder of Breathing Space Creative Studios, delves into her transformation from an accidental CEO to a mindful leader. She unpacks the critical importance of conserving energy and the empowering practice of saying no with love. Chelene's insights are a beacon for creatives seeking to navigate the often tumultuous waters of burnout and self-doubt.Chelene discusses how aligning decisions with personal values and engaging in deep self-work can revolutionize one's creative output. She introduces listeners to the philosophy of Breathing Space Creative, a haven for creatives to slow down, reflect, and separate...2025-06-0445 minAccidental CEO Podcast67: From Burnout to Breakthrough: Shaun Gordon’s Journey to Building KISS BooksWhat if selling wasn’t sleazy—and money wasn’t the enemy? In this episode, Shaun Gordon of Kiss Books rewrites the rulebook for photographers who want more than just pretty pictures. From his early days of entrepreneurship to becoming a successful wedding photographer and founder, Shaun shares how shifting your mindset and serving with intention can radically transform your business.We cover why client experience is everything, how printed products deliver emotional ROI, and the psychology of selling without manipulation. If you’ve ever struggled with pricing your work, felt like you were pushing too hard, or wonde...2025-05-2852 minAccidental CEO Podcast66: Why Your Mindset Is Blocking Your Business GrowthWhat if the biggest thing holding you back in business… is invisible? In this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Max Rosenkranz, a former mechanical engineer whose spiritual awakening in the backseat of an Uber rerouted his life toward coaching. Max helps entrepreneurs rewire subconscious beliefs that sabotage their businesses, using tools like neuroplasticity and the Lefkoe Method.Max shares the personal story that cracked his reality open, explains why most entrepreneurs’ challenges are rooted in childhood beliefs, and offers practical, real-talk strategies to start creating massive internal and external change. They explore why fatherhood often highlights productivity issues, how...2025-05-2144 minAccidental CEO Podcast65: Quit Your 9–5, Build Your BrandWhat happens when you leave the comfort of a steady job to bet entirely on yourself? In this powerful episode, Nata Salvatori sits down with Sam Cordry, founder of Cordry Creative, to talk about the messy, magical process of becoming your own boss—and how to build a brand that actually reflects who you are.Sam shares her journey from employee to entrepreneur, including the mindset hurdles no one warns you about, the most common branding mistakes she sees business owners make, and why storytelling is the most underused (yet powerful) marketing tool.Pl...2025-05-1435 min
Public Speaking, Confidence, and Visibility for Coaches and Entrepreneurs: Be In Demand313. Mother's Day Special: Real Advice from 6 Inspiring Mom EntrepreneursHappy Mother's Day! Today we honor of all the moms raising children, managing a household and growing a business.I asked 5 of my friends with kiddos to share some advice with you today. They were each given the same 5 questions to answer in their unique and honest way.To learn more about these wonderful moms:Sarah Waldbuesser at http://twistlaw.coPaulina Cossette at http://acadiaediting.comPolly Lavarello at http://www.pollylavarello.comCarol Gavhane at https://www.sparklehustlegrow.comNata Salvatori at http://accidentalceo.coHeather Hammell at http://www.themfrcoach.com~~~~~~~~~~***Join...2025-05-0838 minAccidental CEO Podcast64: Building a Business From BurnoutEver felt trapped in a job that controls your calendar, your income, and your life? That was Makenna Luban—until she said “enough” and built her business from scratch.In this episode of The Accidental CEO Podcast, Makenna shares how being denied time off for her honeymoon and to meet her nephew became the breaking point that led her to entrepreneurship. Now, she’s an in-demand email copywriter and founder of To Live With Intent, helping creative entrepreneurs grow their business through story-driven email marketing.Here’s what you’ll learn:The moment...2025-05-0733 minAccidental CEO Podcast63: Making Marketing Simple, Fun, and Profitable AgainIf marketing feels like a chore, you're not alone — and today's guest has the solution.On this episode of The Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori chats with Chris Burns, marketing expert, coach, and co-founder of Hustle Leaders. Chris has helped businesses double their revenue without doubling their stress — and today he shares exactly how.You'll learn:Why complicated marketing strategies almost always backfireHow to simplify your plan so you actually enjoy executing itPractical tips to avoid burnout while building a strong brand presenceThe right way to use social media to conn...2025-04-3046 minAccidental CEO Podcast62: SEO for Creatives: How to attract your dream client—without relying on InstagramThis week on The Accidental CEO Podcast, we sit down with Roy Serafin—wedding photographer turned SEO strategist and CEO of Story and Community. Roy's story is anything but linear, but it’s packed with gold for any creative who wants to stop chasing clients and start attracting them.We talk about:Quitting the 9–5 grind after one emotional moment at a weddingHow blogging (yes, blogging!) became Roy’s secret weaponWhat AI can’t do for your website—and what you must do insteadTurning SEO from boring tech talk into a freedom engine for creativesIf you’ve ever...2025-04-2335 minAccidental CEO Podcast61: The Importance of PR in the Wedding IndustryMeghan Ely, owner of OFD Consulting, shares her journey from accidental CEO to wedding publicist and PR expert. She saw a gap in the wedding industry for effective promotion and decided to fill it. Megan emphasizes the importance of PR in getting your work seen and offers various strategies beyond paid advertising, such as event features, company write-ups, quotes, podcast interviews, and product roundups. Building relationships with media outlets and journalists is crucial for PR success, as it leads to trust and repeat collaborations. Megan advises starting with clear PR goals and researching writers and editors in your niche...2025-04-1648 minAccidental CEO Podcast60: Why Educators Need Their Own Spaces to Grow.From high school dance teacher to entrepreneur empowering educators—Laylee Emadi’s journey wasn’t a straight line, but it’s one full of heart, purpose, and ripple effects. In this episode of The Accidental CEO Podcast, Laylee opens up about how a passion for photography turned into a thriving business, how being “the sassy one” helped her stand out, and why she believes real leadership starts with honest coaching.Nata and Laylee explore the parallels between athletics and entrepreneurship, the mindset blocks that hold even the most skilled professionals back, and what makes her Creative Educator Conference s...2025-04-0942 minAccidental CEO Podcast59: Pioneering Accessible Mental Health: Nourishment for the SoulAmy Mahler, co-owner of MyNourishmentForTheSoul, discusses their mission to make mental health help affordable and accessible. They have developed an app called Mind Nourishment for the Soul that provides weekly transformational insights and challenges to help individuals understand and change themselves. The app is priced at $39.99 a year, making it affordable for anyone seeking personal change. Amy and her husband have faced challenges in developing the app and ensuring its quality, but they are passionate about helping people and breaking the stigma around mental health. They hope to expand their services in the future and stay ahead of the...2025-04-0231 minAccidental CEO Podcast58: Embracing Failure as a Stepping Stone to SuccessCourtney Nein, a certified coach for the Dinner Table Academy, shares her journey of helping families build financial competency and create a healthy money mindset. She emphasizes the importance of involving children in the family's financial decisions and teaching them the value of earning and spending money responsibly. Courtney discusses the three E's of the Dinner Table Academy's home economy system: expectations, expenses, and earning. She also highlights the significance of character development and creating a wealthy family based on values and relationships. Courtney encourages single parents pursuing entrepreneurship to prioritize self-care and fill their own bucket first. She...2025-03-2632 minAccidental CEO Podcast57: Setting Boundaries and Maintaining Work-Life BalanceHalle Heather, owner of Luli Photo and Film and host of the Take Your Shot Podcast, shares her journey from a corporate job to becoming a full-time wedding photographer and business coach. She discusses the importance of taking risks and following your passion, as well as the challenges and benefits of working with her husband. Halle emphasizes the need for boundaries between personal and business life and the value of understanding each other's strengths and communication styles. She also highlights the importance of providing a great client experience and the decision to scale back on the number of weddings...2025-03-1938 minAccidental CEO Podcast56: Capturing Legacies Through Photography: From Healing to HeirloomsJamie Fisher, a photographer and conference host, shares her journey from wanting to be a maternity nurse to becoming a photographer and educator. She discusses the support she received from her family and friends during this transition and the impact of a personal loss on her career path. Jamie emphasizes the importance of creating a personalized business plan and tailoring it to individual needs. She also highlights the challenges of showing up on difficult days and the need for dedication and commitment as a business owner. Jamie co-hosts the Conquer Live conference, which offers personalized education and a unique...2025-03-1236 min
Clocking In with Haylee Gaffin - Podcast about Podcasting for PodcastersBonus: Kids Share Their Business Wisdom ft. Accidental CEOWhat’s it like for kids to see their parents running a business? In today’s episode, I’m featuring my client Nata Salvatori of Accidental CEO. Nata chats with her daughters all about the lessons they have learned from watching their mom run her businesses. This episode originally aired on episode 51 of the Accidental CEO podcast. Today's episode is brought to you by Mic Check Society, our community for podcasters who are looking to take their podcast from good to great. Come join us for educational trainings, a private member's only community, and mont...2025-03-1133 minAccidental CEO Podcast55: Bridging Knowledge Gaps: Planning for Business SuccessInbar Madar, CEO of MI Business Consulting, shares her journey from working in corporate to starting her own consulting firm. She specializes in helping small business owners maximize profits and expand their businesses. Inbar noticed a gap in knowledge and resources for small business owners compared to larger corporations, which inspired her to empower entrepreneurs. She emphasizes the importance of understanding finances and creating a strategy for business expansion. Inbar shares a case study of a beauty salon owner who was able to increase profitability and pay herself a salary through analyzing profit per service, negotiating with vendors, and...2025-03-0538 minAccidental CEO Podcast54: Making Data-Driven Decisions for Business GrowthCassie Hayes, CEO of PremierOpSpot, shares insights on systems and optimization to help business owners grow and free up time. She discusses her journey from network marketing to becoming a fourth-generation business owner. The biggest challenges heart-centered service providers face in business management include a lack of knowledge about tools and systems and the struggle to balance analysis paralysis and shiny object syndrome. Cassie emphasizes the importance of automating redundant tasks to focus on building relationships and delivering the best service. She provides examples of tasks that can be automated and highlights the value of data-driven decision-making. Cassie Hayes...2025-02-2647 min
HORECA AUDIO NEWS - Le pillole quotidiane10.052 - Jas, cocktail in lattina e alla spina personalizzati per Horeca ed eventi a Beer&Food Attraction debuttano gli zero alcoolA Beer & Food Attraction, una fiera che da qualche anno dà sempre maggiore spazio non solo alla birra ma anche ai prodotti per la mixology, abbiamo conosciuto Jas, startup innovativa romana nata quattro anni fa che produce cocktail ready to serve, in lattina e in fusto di diversi formati per Horeca, catering ed eventi sportivi e musicali.“Una delle novità è la possibilità di personalizzare la grafica delle lattine di tonica per il cliente”, spiega a Horecanews Massimo Salvatori, co-fondatore di Jas insieme con Gianluca Sanzi. “La lattina di tonica è da 15 cl, perfetta per il servizio del Gin Tonic aggiungendovi 5 cl di gin...2025-02-2405 minAccidental CEO Podcast53: Effective Storytelling Techniques for Business SuccessAkua Konadu, a storytelling strategist, shares her journey from pageantry to entrepreneurship. She discusses the pressure she felt as the daughter of immigrants to pursue a traditional career path and how she ultimately followed her passion for storytelling. Akua emphasizes the importance of community and finding support from like-minded individuals. She also highlights the need to deconstruct societal expectations and redefine personal worth tied to work. Despite initial resistance from her family, Akua's success as an entrepreneur has led to their acceptance and involvement in her business.The Accidental CEO Podcast is more than just a podcast...2025-02-1955 minAccidental CEO Podcast52: Understanding Sales Behaviors: Motivations Behind ActionsAndrea Frey, a conversion copywriter and launch strategist, shares her journey from being a physician assistant to becoming the CEO of her own business. She emphasizes the importance of connecting with people before selling to them and the need to understand the motivation behind their behaviors. Andrea also discusses her membership program, the Creative Copy Club, which focuses on teaching principles of copywriting and providing copy reviews to help members improve their messaging. She advises people to find a copywriter whose style and expertise align with their brand and to shift their perspective on sales by focusing on helping...2025-02-1250 min
il posto delle paroleGioia Salvatori "Avere una brutta natura"Gioia Salvatori"Avere una brutta natura"Baldini+Castoldiwww.baldinicastoldi.itAvere una brutta natura è un epistolario tutto sbagliato con un Carlo qualunque, un interlocutore, «amato e fin troppo esperito», che è una sorta di incidente della vita, ma d’altra parte ognuno di noi ha uno sbaglio su cui si impunta anche solo per tigna. Non è certo però una lagnetta amorosa questa, piuttosto un racconto a voce alta sull’essere libere di essere altro: non performanti, meschine, schife, adatte o disattente, e poi, soprattutto, sceme. In una città dai nomi di fantasia, la protagonista passa in rassegna...2025-02-0528 minAccidental CEO Podcast51: Mini Moguls: My Kids Share Their Business WisdomIn this episode of the Accidento CEO podcast, host Nata Salvatori invites her daughters to share their perspectives on what it means to be a CEO and the lessons they've learned from watching their Mom run a business. The conversation explores themes of confidence, creativity, and the importance of pursuing one's dreams while balancing family life. The girls provide insightful advice for both parents and children, emphasizing the value of self-belief and the significance of making time for family amidst the demands of entrepreneurship.The Accidental CEO Podcast is more than just a podcast; it's a community...2025-02-0530 minAccidental CEO Podcast50: Time-Saving Strategies: Tips to Save Five Hours a WeekIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Gemma Baxter, a time and task expert, about burnout and growing a business. Gemma shares her journey from experiencing burnout and anxiety to becoming the CEO of her own business. She emphasizes the importance of self-care and prioritizing personal well-being. Gemma also discusses the systems and tools she uses to manage time and tasks effectively, including routine, a notebook, and time blocking. Gemma Baxter emphasizes the importance of time blocking for personal tasks and self-care. She shares her own time blocking routine and highlights the need to prioritize personal time in order to...2025-01-2936 minAccidental CEO Podcast49: Education and Customer Engagement: Keys to Business SuccessDanielle Brooks, owner of the Honey Truck, shares her journey from being a journalist to becoming a beekeeper and owning a successful honey business. She started as a photographer and gradually transitioned into beekeeping after discovering her passion for it. The Honey Truck sells different varieties of honey that are sourced from different locations, each with its own unique flavor. Brooks emphasizes the importance of branding and creating a trusted and recognizable brand. She also discusses the challenges of starting and scaling a business, as well as the balance between education and commercial success. Danielle Brooks discusses the challenges...2025-01-2244 minAccidental CEO Podcast48: Managing Business and Prioritizing Rest with Human DesignSwapna Patel, a former New York fashion designer and personal style expert, shares her journey from being a stay-at-home mom to starting her own business as a stylist. She emphasizes the importance of dressing for success and how clothing can be a powerful tool for visual branding. Swapna explains that working with a personal stylist is not just for celebrities, but for anyone who wants to look and feel their best. She also discusses common fashion mistakes and offers tips on using your wardrobe to boost your online visibility and personal brand. In this conversation, Swapna Patel discusses the...2025-01-1541 minAccidental CEO Podcast47: Mindset and PR Strategies for Small Business GrowthKatrina Owens, founder of Knockout Directive, shares her journey from a corporate career to becoming an accidental CEO. She discusses the challenges she faced in starting her own business and the importance of overcoming self-doubt. Owens also highlights the value of public relations (PR) for small businesses and personal brands, dispelling misconceptions and showing how PR can help expand reach and build brand authority. PR strategies can help small businesses increase brand awareness and authority, leading to growth and higher prices. A success story involved building a strong personal brand through strategic messaging, professional photography, and engaging with the...2025-01-0845 minAccidental CEO Podcast46: Scaling Your Business: Letting Go to GrowIn this episode of the Accidental CEO podcast, owner Nata Salvatori shares her personal journey of delegation and scaling her business. She discusses the common limiting beliefs that hinder entrepreneurs from delegating tasks and emphasizes the importance of building a reliable team based on personality rather than just skills. Nata also highlights the significance of proper training, financial management through hiring a CPA, and creating efficient workflows to enhance client management. Ultimately, she encourages listeners to embrace delegation as a crucial step towards scaling their businesses and achieving growth.The Accidental CEO Podcast is more...2025-01-0124 minAccidental CEO Podcast45: Leadership Strategies: Setting Up Team Members for SuccessAdam Liette, founder of Smooth Operations, helps entrepreneurs navigate the growth phase of their businesses by creating systems and workflows. He emphasizes the importance of setting up team members for success and becoming a leader instead of a micromanager. Adam shares his journey from being a special operator in the US military to working in social media and marketing, which eventually led him to start Smooth Operations. He discusses the critical role of communication and routine in keeping team members connected to the company's mission. Adam also highlights the significance of implementing effective project management and providing clear processes...2024-12-2543 min
Sette Passi a Spazio SetteGioia Salvatori, Avere una brutta naturaGioia Salvatori in arte Cuoro, presenta il suo primo romanzo "Avere una brutta natura" (Baldini+Castoldi) alla libreria Spazio Sette con un'intervista a cura di Margherita Schirmacher. Sette Passi a Spazio Sette è un podcast di Ticket to Read a cura di Margherita Schirmacher ed Enrico Orlandi. Questo episodio è stato registrato il 26 novembre 2025.Avere una brutta natura è un epistolario tutto sbagliato con un Carlo qualunque, un interlocutore, «amato e fin troppo esperito», che è una sorta di incidente della vita, ma d'altra parte ognuno di noi ha uno sbaglio...2024-12-2057 minAccidental CEO Podcast44: Defining Success on Your Own Terms: Entrepreneurial InsightsIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Michaela Robertson, a registered nurse and founder of Michaela Robertson Coaching. They discuss Michaela's journey from being a new grad nurse to founding her coaching business and Strides for Strength. Michaela emphasizes the importance of self-care and self-mastery for nurses and helps them navigate career development and burnout. She also highlights the significance of physical wellness through running coaching and how it can positively impact mental and professional health. Michaela's mission is to shift the narrative around nursing and empower nurses to create careers they love.The Accidental CEO Podcast is...2024-12-1840 minAccidental CEO Podcast43: Building an Authentic and Impactful Business: Embracing Multifaceted IdentityIn this episode of The Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori sits down with Swey Jitti, a business and alignment strategy guide for creatives who shares her journey as a multi-passionate entrepreneur and the importance of stepping into one's authentic self. She emphasizes the value of sacred expression and finding worth in who we are rather than what we bring to the table. Swey believes in the power of visionary leadership and encourages creatives to focus on their values and individual evolution. She challenges the notion of having a single niche and instead advocates for creating a brand based on...2024-12-1156 minAccidental CEO Podcast42: Transitioning from Feeling Stuck to Pursuing a Creative CareerIn this episode of The Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori sits down withKatie Lane Dei, owner of Bibliophage Press. Katie shares her journey from starting in education and nonprofit sectors to becoming an editor and productivity coach for queer and women writers. She provides editorial and productivity services, helping writers with structural edits and accountability. Katie emphasizes the importance of taking small steps to transition from feeling stuck in a career to pursuing a creative field. She tailors her services to meet the unique needs of the queer and women writer community, empowering them to tell their...2024-12-0435 minAccidental CEO Podcast41: The Myth of Work-Life Balance: Insights and StrategiesIn this solo episode of The Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori challenges the concept of work-life balance, arguing that it’s an unrealistic ideal that often leads to guilt and frustration for entrepreneurs, especially parents. Instead, she advocates for work-life integration, a more flexible and sustainable approach to managing personal and professional responsibilities.The idea of work-life balance, which suggests a rigid 50-50 split between personal and professional responsibilities, is unrealistic and often leads to guilt and frustration. Life is unpredictable, and striving for perfect balance is neither practical nor sustainable. Instead, work-life integration offers a...2024-11-2720 minAccidental CEO Podcast40: Building a Loyal and Engaged Audience: Quality Over QuantityIn this conversation, Nata Salvatori interviews Nichole Lauren, a photographer, attorney, and business coach, about her journey from law school to wedding photography and her experience monetizing a small audience. Nichole shares how she started her photography business in college and continued it through law school, eventually realizing that she wanted to pursue photography full-time. She discusses the initial reactions and skepticism she faced from friends and family when she decided to pivot her career. Nichole emphasizes the importance of not explaining or justifying oneself to others and the freedom that comes with embracing who you are. She also...2024-11-2044 minAccidental CEO Podcast39: Developing a Strong Mindset to Overcome Business RoadblocksIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Sasha Eburne, a virtual assistant and coach. Sasha shares her journey of starting her own business and the lessons she learned along the way. She emphasizes the importance of mindset and the combination of head and heart in achieving success. Sasha also discusses the VA way, which focuses on sales growth, mindset, and premium rates from the beginning. She encourages entrepreneurs to charge what they're worth and build a thriving business that allows them to have more freedom and flexibility. In this conversation, Sasha discusses the importance of mindset and personal development in...2024-11-1343 minAccidental CEO Podcast38: Hypnotic and Mindset Strategies for Peak PerformanceIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Paul Salter, a mindset and performance coach. Paul shares his journey from being a nutrition coach to becoming a hypno mindset and performance coach. He explains the power of hypnosis and how it can help clients overcome limiting beliefs. Paul also discusses common mindset blocks in high performers and the root causes of self-sabotage. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of mindset in achieving success and offers insights into how individuals can unlock their full potential. In this conversation, Paul Salter, a mindset and performance coach, discusses various topics related to mindset and...2024-11-0643 minAccidental CEO Podcast37: Legal Mistakes Entrepreneurs Should Avoid: Insights from the Legal PaigeIn this episode, Nata sits down with Paige Griffith from The Legal Paige to dive into the must-know essentials of using AI in copywriting, covering the crucial details of transparency and disclosure that every business owner should keep top of mind. Paige shares expert insights on the legal differences between hiring employees and independent contractors—a game-changer for small businesses looking to expand. Plus, they spill powerful networking tips and uncover the most common legal mistakes entrepreneurs make, like skipping a contract altogether or neglecting to clarify the fine print. Stick around to hear what’s next for The Lega...2024-10-3048 min
Branding Your Business33. The Mindset to Go From $300 to Multiple 6-figure Businesses with Nata SalvatoriIn this episode of the Branding Your Business podcast, Praise Santos McKenna sits down with Nata Salvatori, an educator turned creative entrepreneur coach, to talk about the winding path of following your gut and the mindset shifts that make all the difference. Nata shares how her journey from physical therapy to photography, and eventually coaching, taught her the value of adaptability, resilience, and delegation. They discuss how true success isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about aligning with your personal values, spending time with loved ones, and knowing when to ask for help. Whether you're learning how to lis...2024-10-2936 min
INSIDE VOICE“Accidental CEO” Nata Salvatori On Owning Your Business With ConfidenceSend us a textNata Salvatori is the Accidental CEO! “CEO by chance, successful by choice”. Nata is a seasoned educator and coach, focusing on helping creative entrepreneurs grow their businesses. Based in Florida, Nata has built multiple six-figure businesses and takes pride in mentoring entrepreneurs and other creatives to achieve their own success. Her journey from physical therapy to photography and coaching underscores her belief in hard work, a strong mindset, and the power of pursuing one's passions. Through her platform, Accidental CEO, she shares her journey from a novice to a successful entrepreneur, offering insights and...2024-10-2937 minAccidental CEO Podcast36: Photography, Loss, and New Beginnings: Lessons from the LensIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Meya Mansu, a former wedding photographer and author, about her journey from success to loss and transformation. Meya shares her experiences in the wedding photography industry, working with her daughters, and transitioning to writing and coaching. She provides tips for starting a successful wedding photography business, defines long-term success in business, and discusses the impact of personal loss on her approach to coaching. Meya also offers advice on reclaiming passion and purpose after loss, finding business opportunities in unexpected places, and strategies for business success. She emphasizes the importance of choosing the right...2024-10-2338 minAccidental CEO Podcast35: Transforming Mindsets and Embracing Success: Queen of AbundanceIn this episode of the Accidental CEO podcast, Larisa Makuch, the queen of abundance, shares her journey from a history of abuse and a poverty mindset to becoming a successful coach and entrepreneur. She works with high achieving women who want more from life and helps them overcome the mindset of a starving artist. Larisa emphasizes the importance of drawing on different experiences and thinking outside the box to find creative and innovative solutions. She also discusses the three C's: clarity, confidence, and conviction, and how they can transform a person's approach to business. Larisa shares a client success...2024-10-1646 minAccidental CEO Podcast34: Transitioning to Full-Time Entrepreneurship: Steps to SuccessJoy Michelle, a photographer turned YouTuber and business coach, shares her journey and insights on building a successful photography business. She emphasizes the importance of mentorship, continuous learning, and building a personal brand. Joy also discusses the role of content creation, particularly on YouTube, in growing visibility and authority in the photography industry. She highlights the value of generosity in providing free education while recognizing the unique benefits of one-on-one coaching. Joy identifies common mistakes photographers make when transitioning to full-time photography, including an overemphasis on gear and a lack of systems and marketing. In this conversation, Joy Michelle...2024-10-1052 minAccidental CEO Podcast33: Debunking the Wedding Industry Slowdown MythIn this episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, host Nata Salvatori speaks with luxury event planner Brandee Gaar about the current state of the wedding industry. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding a perceived slowdown in the market, emphasizing the importance of data-driven insights and effective marketing strategies. Brandee shares her extensive experience in the industry, highlighting the need for wedding professionals to adapt their marketing approaches, engage with clients authentically, and leverage social media effectively. The conversation also touches on the significance of networking, collaboration, and maintaining a positive mindset in the face of challenges. Listeners are encouraged to...2024-10-0245 minAccidental CEO Podcast32: Luxury Brand Strategies: Attracting High-End ClientsIn this episode, Bonnie Bakhtiari, a brand strategist and designer, shares her insights on working with luxury high-end clients. She discusses her accidental journey into entrepreneurship and how her background in journalism has influenced her brand strategy work. Bonnie emphasizes the importance of understanding the transformation that high-end clients seek and the need for a personalized and custom client experience. She also highlights the common mistakes entrepreneurs make when trying to reach the high-end market and provides practical steps for developing a successful brand strategy. In this episode, Bonnie Bakhtiari discusses the importance of brand strategy and how it...2024-09-2549 minAccidental CEO Podcast31: Building Connections and Capturing Emotion in Wedding PhotographyIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Maddy Meharis, a wedding photographer, about her journey in photography and the dynamics of working with clients. Maddy shares her accidental CEO story, starting with her photography career in the military and eventually transitioning to full-time photography. She emphasizes the importance of building connections with clients and evoking true emotions in her work. Maddy also discusses how she prepares clients for the wedding day, manages their expectations, and adapts to unexpected circumstances. Additionally, she highlights the significance of balancing intuition and shot lists, as well as the impact of perfecting lighting in her...2024-09-1842 minAccidental CEO Podcast30: Unleashing the Full Potential of Your Business: Empowering StrategiesIn this conversation, Nata Salvatori interviews Nancy Steidl, an international business consultant and intellectual property law specialist. They discuss the importance of having the right structure when starting a business and common mistakes made by new entrepreneurs. They also delve into the topic of intellectual property (IP) and its various forms, such as trademarks, copyrights, and patents. Nancy emphasizes the need for startups to secure their IP early on to prevent others from copying their ideas. They also highlight the key areas that require attention for long-term business success, including business planning, IP protection, and financial management. In this...2024-09-1145 minAccidental CEO Podcast29: Coaching Mastery: Crafting Success and Creative ImpactTyler Hall shares his accidental CEO journey from documentary filmmaking to coaching and creative consulting. He emphasizes the importance of strategy and belief in building a successful coaching business. Tyler also discusses common misconceptions about marketing and branding for coaches and digital entrepreneurs. He introduces the 5W equation for crafting effective messaging. Tyler reflects on the need for a strong entrepreneurial mindset and the challenges of imposter syndrome. He highlights the transformation that occurs when changing one's relationship with money and the impact it can have on others. Tyler concludes by emphasizing the personal growth and community-building aspects of...2024-09-0448 min
Behind Their Success: Advice For Entrepreneurs37: From $30 to Her Name to a 6 Figure Business: Nata's StoryNata Salvatori sent the wrong email one day and it forever changed her life, and today I want to dive into the idea of resilience and opportunities. Nata left Brazil for the USA with only $30 to her name, was accepted into college with a volleyball scholarship without ever trying out, and now is a serial 6 figure entrepreneur with Accidental CEO. In this episode, we discuss how we must plant seeds in our lives and take opportunities when they are presented in life, and how sometimes our mistakes can be our biggest blessings. ...2024-09-0222 minAccidental CEO Podcast28: Mastering Brand Messaging and Authentic EngagementIn this episode, Mollie Marrocco, a brand messaging strategist and business coach, shares her inspiring journey from accidental CEO to guiding entrepreneurs in discovering their unique brand voice. Mollie highlights the power of mindset shifts in recognizing oneself as a business owner and translating creative ideas into compelling content. She provides valuable insights on avoiding common mistakes in brand messaging and recounts a client’s transformation from confusion to clarity with a strong, defined brand.Mollie also delves into strategies for launching successful digital products, building online engagement, and nurturing content to drive sales. She emphasizes the im...2024-08-2842 minAccidental CEO Podcast27: Crafting Compelling Copy: Words That Attract ClientsIn the episode, Kayla Dean shares her journey from accidental CEO to successful copywriter and strategist. She discusses how her background in English literature influenced her approach to copywriting and brand messaging. Kayla also addresses the impact of AI on the copywriting industry and emphasizes the importance of being a strategist in addition to being a writer. She shares her experience of transitioning from freelance writing to running a full-fledged business and the challenges she faced along the way. In this episode, Kayla Dean shares her journey from accidental CEO to intentional CEO. She discusses the importance of understanding...2024-08-2149 minAccidental CEO Podcast26: Marketing Strategies to Elevate Your BusinessIn this episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, host Nata Salvatori welcomes digital marketing expert Joey Lowery, founder of Media Shark, to share his journey from a top salesperson to a successful entrepreneur. Joey opens up about the challenges he faced after being abruptly fired from his previous job and how he turned adversity into an opportunity by launching his own digital marketing agency.Joey offers invaluable insights into the world of digital marketing, including the importance of targeting your ideal audience, crafting tailored ads, and utilizing innovative strategies to stand out in a saturated market. He...2024-08-1443 min
Brands that Book with Davey & Krista JonesEpisode 233 - Tips for a Well-Crafted TimelineToday's guest is Nata Salvatori, founder and CEO of Timeline Pro and multiple photography businesses. Today she joins us to chat all about timelines and her journey of creating Timeline Pro. If you're in the wedding industry, you'll want to give this episode a listen.Links and resources can be found in the show notes. Check ’em out at https://daveyandkrista.com/tips-well-crafted-timeline-btb233/. And if you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review over at Apple Podcasts.2024-08-1322 minAccidental CEO Podcast25: Client Cloning Strategies: Attracting More Ideal ClientsIn this episode Nata interviews Heidi Thompson about the importance of finding your perfect client and tailoring your marketing towards more clients like them. Heidi Thompson discusses the importance of cloning your best client in order to build a successful business. She explains that cloning your best client involves identifying the people you've worked with that you wish you could work with over and over again, and then creating a marketing plan around that exact person. This helps you stand out, become the go-to person for your ideal client, and charge higher prices. Thompson also emphasizes the...2024-08-0724 minAccidental CEO Podcast24: Unique Wedding Photography: Embracing Non-Traditional StylesIn this episode, Jan Schillek shares her journey to becoming an accidental CEO in the world of photography. She talks about the challenges she faced in transitioning from a traditional career path to running her own business. Jan also discusses how she discovered her niche in weirdo weddings and the importance of celebrating uniqueness and building a community. She shares memorable professional highlights, including being featured on Sony's Facing Creativity, and the lessons she learned about herself and creativity through that experience. In this conversation, Jen from Weirdo Weddings Photography discusses her collaboration with Sony, facing fear, and the...2024-07-3146 minAccidental CEO Podcast23: Monetizing Your Expertise: From Burnout to BreakthroughIn this episode, Alan Ngo shares his journey from burnout to helping entrepreneurs monetize their expertise. He discusses the challenges he faced and the support he received from his family. Alan emphasizes the importance of finding clarity and trying different things to achieve success. He also highlights the mindset of service providers who want to scale without sacrificing their time. In this episode, Allan Ngo shares his perspective on success and the importance of defining it on your own terms. He discusses the real costs of chasing growth at all costs and how to avoid falling into this trap...2024-07-2449 minAccidental CEO Podcast22: Embracing Your Inner Visionary: A Journey of Self-DiscoveryIn this episode, Tamar Field-Gersh, an unconventional life and business coach, shares her journey and insights on helping visionaries, creatives, and healers step boldly into their business and life. She discusses common fears and obstacles her clients face and how she guides them through these challenges. Tamar emphasizes the importance of self-nourishment and radical self-trust for personal and professional growth. She also explains the concept of unbecoming and becoming, helping clients let go of limiting beliefs and embrace their true selves. In this conversation, Tamar Field-Gersh shares insights on believing in oneself, cultivating joy, the benefits of international retreats...2024-07-1745 min
Mom Boss Central: Struggles and Successes in Work-Life Balance for MomsFrom Experiment to Empire: Nata Salvatori's Path to Six-Figure Entrepreneurial SuccessNata Salvatori is a seasoned photography educator and coach. Based in Florida, Nata has built multiple six-figure businesses, is the host of the ‘Accidental CEO” podcast, and mom of 2 girls.In this episode, Nata shares her journey of becoming an entrepreneur while raising kids and working a full-time job. Nata emphasizes the importance of addressing fears and having a clear plan before making the leap. She also discusses the mindset and strategies needed to scale a business, including building a team, analyzing data, networking, and focusing on the client experience. In this conversation, Nata Salvatori shares valuable insi...2024-07-1135 minAccidental CEO Podcast20: Enhancing Your Photography Business with Tangible MemoriesIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Michael Davis, a photographer and storyteller, about the importance of storytelling in photography and the transition from digital to print products. Michael shares his journey of becoming a photographer and how he discovered the power of preserving memories through his art. He emphasizes the value of printed photographs in preserving stories and creating lasting memories for clients. Michael also discusses the importance of brand alignment and simplifying product offerings to make it easier for clients to make decisions. Overall, the conversation highlights the significance of storytelling and the role of photographers in capturing...2024-07-0349 minAccidental CEO Podcast21: Email Marketing Mastery for CreativesIn this episode, Shannon Vonderach shares her accidental CEO story of transitioning from wedding photography to becoming an email marketing expert. She discovered the power of email marketing when she sent a single email and made $2,600. Shannon emphasizes the importance of building an email list and dispels misconceptions about email marketing, such as the fear of bothering people. She offers the Email Club membership, which provides resources, templates, workshops, and a supportive community for business owners. Shannon also discusses the timeframe for seeing results in email marketing, which can vary depending on the business and audience. In this episode...2024-07-0343 minAccidental CEO Podcast19: Storytelling in Business: Optimism, Adaptation, and Authentic NarrativesIn this inspiring episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, we're joined by Jonathan Bogner, CEO of Bogner Entertainment Inc. and Level 2 Partners. As a seasoned reality show, film, and documentary producer, Jonathan shares not only his professional journey but also his deeply personal experience as a heart transplant survivor. Discover how his battle for life transformed his approach to business and personal growth. Jonathan also discusses his current work, including his role as an ambassador for the United Network of Organ Sharing and his passion project, personalstories.net, which chronicles stories of survival and resilience. Tune in for a...2024-06-2644 minAccidental CEO Podcast18: The Power of Authenticity in Branding: Strategies for SuccessIn this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Burcu Onaranel Erten, the founder of Joyy! Marketing and Coaching. Burcu shares her journey of leaving her corporate job in HR to start her own business and become a motivational speaker. She emphasizes the importance of discovering one's authentic self and owning it. Burcu also provides strategies for building self-confidence and connecting with ideal clients. She highlights the significance of staying true to one's brand and remembering the why behind one's entrepreneurial journey.The Accidental CEO Podcast is more than just a podcast; it's a community of creative minds eager to...2024-06-2037 minAccidental CEO Podcast17: Entrepreneurship with ADHD: Building Resilience and Navigating ChallengesIn this episode, Samantha Foote, the CEO of Boise Music Therapy Company, shares her journey as an entrepreneur and the challenges and advantages of being neurodivergent. She discusses her ADHD diagnosis and how it has shaped her approach to running her business. Samantha also provides strategies for neurodivergent business owners to reduce overwhelm and increase focus. She emphasizes the importance of outsourcing tasks and seeking help when needed. Additionally, she highlights the impact of neurodiversity on her company's services and operations. In this episode, Samantha Foote, a music therapist and neurodivergent entrepreneur, shares her journey and insights into the...2024-06-1241 min
Wedding Atelier: Photography Podcast171. How to Create a Luxury Client Experience With Nata SalvatoriIn this episode of the Wedding CEO Podcast, Alora welcomes Nata, a multi-business owner and the creator of Timeline Pro, an app designed to help wedding professionals streamline their scheduling and client communication. Nata shares her journey and insights on creating the app, which offers features like a customizable timeline, built-in shot lists, sunset indicators, and a note section purely for the photographer's use. The discussion goes deep into enhancing client experience through quick responses, setting expectations, and personalized interactions. Nata also covers important mindset shifts, including separating personal worth from work performance. They both...2024-06-1131 minAccidental CEO Podcast16: Mastering Photography and Business Workflows for SuccessIn this inspiring episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori welcomes Dolly DeLong, a motherhood photographer and systems and workflow educator. Dolly shares her unique journey from using photography as a creative outlet to embracing it as a full-time career, spurred by a surprising twist at her former university job. With a passion for simplifying business processes, Dolly discusses how effective systems and workflows can transform the backend of any business, ensuring efficiency and peace of mind. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or looking to streamline your current operations, Dolly's insights into the importance of structured systems and...2024-06-0544 minAccidental CEO Podcast15: Navigating Social Media: Authentic Strategies for CreativesIn this fun episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, Nata Salvatori welcomes Angelica Pompy—an accomplished photographer and educator. Together, they embark on a journey through the complex world of social media and marketing. Angelica shares her personal story of transitioning from healthcare to becoming the "accidental CEO" of Pompy Portraits, a studio specializing in boudoir and maternity photography. The discussion dives deep into practical strategies for leveraging social media platforms to elevate a business, mastering content creation and engaging effectively with your audience. Angelica also reveals her own experiences and insights into turning a passion for photography into a...2024-05-2943 minAccidental CEO Podcast14: Transforming Anxiety into Empowerment through Integrative HypnosisIn this enlightening episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, host Nata Salvatori welcomes Stephanie Dalfonzo, an expert in integrative hypnosis. Stephanie shares her transformative journey from a celebrity radio DJ to mastering the art of hypnosis, emphasizing its profound impact on personal growth and mental health. With 19 years of experience, she explores the misconceptions about hypnosis and explains its scientific basis as a tool for profound psychological change. Stephanie's insights provide practical strategies for harnessing the power of the mind to overcome challenges and achieve personal well-being.Stephanie dives into the practical uses of hypnosis, highlighting its...2024-05-2253 minAccidental CEO Podcast13: Scaling Your Business with Smart Workflows and AutomationJoin us for a fascinating episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast where we meet Melissa Rich, a former corporate IT professional turned successful wedding photographer and now a systems and workflows consultant. Melissa shares her unique journey from the structured world of IT to the creative chaos of wedding photography alongside her husband. The episode delves into her pivot during the pandemic to start a new venture helping photographers streamline their operations with CRM and project management tools. Dive into this conversation to learn how Melissa navigated career transitions and found her niche in optimizing small business operations, making...2024-05-1534 minAccidental CEO Podcast12: Shutter Stories: Tales of Success, Struggle, and EnlightenmentIn this enlightening episode of the "Accidental CEO Podcast," host Nata Salvatori chats with Rich Coleman, a seasoned wedding photographer turned passionate educator. Rich shares his journey from capturing hundreds of weddings to inspiring new photographers through his work at The Photo Mentorship. He discusses the transformative power of storytelling in photography, the importance of community among creatives, and his personal shift from taking photos to teaching the art. Tune in for an engaging conversation full of insights and advice for turning your creative passion into a fulfilling career.In this conversation, Nata Salvatori and Rich Coleman...2024-05-0847 minAccidental CEO Podcast11: How to Secure High-Paying ClientsIn this inspiring episode of Accidental CEO, we sit down with Alora Rachelle, a renowned wedding photographer and the founder of The Wedding CEO. Alora shares her serendipitous journey from stumbling into photography to mastering the art of business strategy and mentorship. Discover how a feature in a local publication turned her career around, leading to a staggering 17 wedding bookings in just one month and eventually allowing her to triple her prices.As she transitioned from capturing moments to mentoring minds, Alora developed a comprehensive mentoring program aimed at helping photographers elevate their businesses. She discusses the...2024-05-0142 minAccidental CEO Podcast10: Financial Management Tips for Entrepreneurs: Balancing the BooksThis week, we're thrilled to have Krista McClellan, also known as the Accidental Bookkeeper, join us to demystify the essentials of bookkeeping and financial management for business owners.Krista dives deep into her accidental journey into bookkeeping, debunking the myth that it's all about math. Instead, she explains it's crucial for tracking income and expenses accurately. She outlines the distinct roles of bookkeepers and CPAs, emphasizing the critical nature of collaborating with a CPA for comprehensive financial oversight and tax preparation.Throughout the episode, Krista addresses the significant discrepancies in how financial skills are taught...2024-04-2444 min
Success Beyond PodcastThe Journey to Entrepreneurship with Nata SalvatoriI absolutely love hearing about other people’s journey to entrepreneurship. It’s fascinating to see how we all come into the world of entrepreneurship in different ways and for different reasons. Nata Salvatori is no exception. In fact her story is one of my favorites. Nata is originally from Brazil and made her way to the US through her love of volleyball. Through a stroke of serendipity she was offered a full ride scholarship to play in Arizona and proceeded to study for her passion in healthcare. She obtained her doctorate and spent years workin...2024-04-2439 minAccidental CEO Podcast9: Conquering Imposter Syndrome: Strategies for EntrepreneursIn this revealing episode of the Accidental CEO Podcast, we sit down with David Molnar, the acclaimed photography mentor and entrepreneur behind the Photo Mentorship program. David opens up about his personal and professional growth, detailing the early challenges of imposter syndrome and the journey to finding his footing as a photographer and business leader. Through stories of personal trials, mentoring breakthroughs, and leadership lessons, this episode is a rich tapestry of encouragement for anyone striving to overcome doubts and pursue their passions with confidence.The Accidental CEO Podcast is more than just a podcast; it's a...2024-04-1746 minAccidental CEO Podcast8: Overcoming Fear: Taking the Leap in Your Entrepreneurial JourneyIn this empowering episode of the Accidental CEO podcast, dive into the inspiring journey of a passionate individual who has mastered the art of balancing a full-time career in healthcare with a flourishing side hustle in wedding photography. Discover the realities of starting a business from scratch, the challenges of juggling professional and personal responsibilities, and the joys of pursuing what you love. Our conversation covers the practical steps taken to transition from hobby to profession, the importance of learning and adaptation, and how to maintain passion without burning out. Whether you're dreaming of starting your own side hustle...2024-04-1040 minAccidental CEO Podcast7: Benefits of Hiring a Financial Advisor for Your BusinessWelcome back to the Accidental CEO Podcast. In this episode, I interview Chari Rigby, an Accredited Asset Management Specialist and Financial Advisor at Raymond James. Chari discusses the importance of working with a financial advisor and how they can help individuals and business owners with their money. She explains the different options for retirement plans from previous jobs and the benefits of starting early with retirement savings. Chari also emphasizes the need to balance investing and paying off debt, and the advantages of investing money instead of keeping it in a savings account. She provides three key t...2024-04-0347 minAccidental CEO Podcast6: Entrepreneurial Growth: Balancing Trust and Feedback in BusinessWelcome back to the Accidental CEO Podcast!In this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Chad Brown, a transformational coach and consultant for founders and entrepreneurs. They discuss the concept of work-life integration and how entrepreneurs can implement it into their daily lives. Chad also explains the two types of trust within a team and the importance of open communication. Additionally, Chad shares five critical founder beliefs that can hinder scalability and provides suggestions for overcoming them. One of the most detrimental beliefs is avoiding feedback, which prevents personal and professional growth. In this conversation, Chad Brown shares valuable insights...2024-03-271h 05Accidental CEO Podcast5: Authentic Branding Techniques to Enhance Brand AwarenessWelcome to the Accidental CEO Podcast! In this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews Quianna Marie, a traveling photographer and content creator. They discuss the importance of being present and showing up in the online space. Kiana shares her journey from photography to education and emphasizes the need for photographers to capture behind-the-scenes moments to showcase their value. They also discuss the misconception that showing up frequently is annoying and the importance of sharing the client experience. Kiana provides practical tips for content creation and highlights the need to be proactive in educating and engaging with potential clients. They conclude by d...2024-03-2044 minAccidental CEO Podcast4: SEO Strategies for Creative Professionals: Boost Your Online PresenceWelcome to the Accidental CEO Podcast! In this episode, Nata Salvatori interviews April Brown, an SEO expert, about the basics of SEO and how to improve website visibility on Google. April shares her background in marketing and SEO, as well as her experience working with creatives. She emphasizes the importance of planning a website and paying attention to SEO and copywriting. April explains the metrics to watch for website performance and the significance of ranking on Google's first page. She also highlights the role of content in SEO and provides realistic expectations for SEO results. In this conversation, Nata S...2024-03-1344 minAccidental CEO Podcast3: Building and Managing a Successful TeamHave you ever considered scaling your photography business by building an associate team? In today's episode, Cayla Cummings of Carhart Photography joins us to share how she built a successful wedding photography business alongside her husband, how they made the decision to grow a team, and what it realistically looks like to manage that team.The Accidental CEO Podcast is more than just a podcast; it's a community of creative minds eager to transform their accidental titles into intentional successes. So, if you're passionate about what you do but unsure how to fall in love with the...2024-03-0646 minAccidental CEO Podcast2: Essential Business Metrics for a Profitable Photography BusinessIn this episode, Nata Salvatori and John Mansfield discuss the importance of knowing your numbers and understanding the cost of doing business to grow your photography business. They emphasize the need to calculate the cost of doing business and consider both fixed and variable costs. They also highlight the importance of setting prices based on value and not personal preferences. Additionally, they discuss the use of data to drive business decisions and the right time to increase prices based on experience, education, and client demand. In this conversation, Nata Salvatori and John discuss the importance of pricing in the...2024-03-0647 minAccidental CEO Podcast1: How Did We Get Here: My Journey from Brazil to Photography & CoachingWelcome to the Accidental CEO Podcast! In today's episode, I'm sharing my journey from Brazil to photography! Listen in as I highlight this unexpected experience and how I went from a college dropout to a physical therapist, ultimately finding my passion for photography! The Accidental CEO Podcast is more than just a podcast; it's a community of creative minds eager to transform their accidental titles into intentional successes. So, if you're passionate about what you do but unsure how to fall in love with the business side of things, let Nata guide you. Subscribe to the Accidental...2024-03-0647 min
Accidental CEO PodcastWelcome to Accidental CEODive into the heart of creativity and business with the Accidental CEO Podcast, your go-to audio hangout for turning passion into a thriving business. Hosted by Nata Salvatori, a seasoned wedding photographer and savvy business educator, this podcast peels back the curtain on the accidental journey from creative professional to CEO. Whether you stumbled upon the role of entrepreneur or have always dreamt of leading your own venture, this podcast is crafted for you.Each episode is a blend of inspiring stories, practical strategies, and real-world advice to navigate the complexities of running a creative business. From...2024-02-2700 min
Wisdom in the Tangents Photography PodcastA New Way to Conquer Wedding Timelines with Nata Salvatori | ep183Nata Salvatori is back on the show! Today she's sharing some tips on creating a smooth timeline and elevating your client's wedding day experience through preparation and organization with her new app Timeline Pro.First time she was here we talked about how to become a resource for your clients in episode 61.(Listen to ep 61 on Spotify)(Listen to ep 61 on Apple)Sponsor: Imagen AIGet your first 1500 images edited for free with Imagen AI at allheartphoto.com/ai...2023-10-0958 min
Wisdom in the Tangents Photography Podcast061. Becoming a Resource for Your Clients with Nata SalvatoriNata shares how she shows up as a professional for her clients through education and being a resource.instagram.com/nsphotobookweddingsShow notes: www.lightdarkco.com/podcast/61instagram.com/lightdarkcoinstagram.com/allheartphoto2021-05-0351 min
Your Photography Mentor020 - Student to Professional ft. Nata SalvatoriOn this episode of Your Photography Mentor Podcast David Molnar and Rich Coleman interview a former The Photo Mentorship student Nata Salvatori and learn her story from how she started learning the camera basics to shooting weddings.2020-07-0657 min
Bokeh - The Photography Podcast#374: From 0-100 Portraits in One Year - Nata SalvatoriAre you an aspiring photographer with a hesitation to build your business because you're not sure where to start?In episode 374 of the Bokeh Podcast, Nata Salvatori joins us to discuss the 11 steps she took to start her photography business, allowing her to go from 0-100 portrait sessions in one year.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.2020-04-281h 14
Antonio Socci - BastaBugie.itLa nuova ideologia apocalitticaTESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=5670LA NUOVA IDEOLOGIA APOCALITTICA di Antonio SocciPiù che una campagna elettorale, quella delle europee, è stata una campagna militare. Che, come nel 2018, ha visto il monopolio mediatico del partito del "politicamente corretto" (Ppc), il quale è più vasto del centrosinistra, perché va dai tecnocrati euristi ai centri sociali, comprendendo gran parte dei media e del ceto intellettuale (e pure l'attuale gerarchia vaticana).È la nuova religione laica degli "apocalittici e integrati" (per dirla con Eco). Infatti consiste anzitutto in allarmi apocalittici i quali - con il bau bau mediatic...2019-05-2908 min