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Hilary Johnson is on a mission to help women entrepreneurs develop powerful, profitable, and sustainable businesses. As a serial entrepreneur herself, she recognized the need firsthand for true community, support, and education. This led her to create Hatch Tribe, an organization devoted to cultivating and connecting women entrepreneurs across the world.

She is the host of the “Art of Doing Podcast” and author of “A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup with Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact”, an encouraging read that imparts road-tested wisdom for tackling the inner and outer work of being the boss.

When she’s not working you’ll find her traveling the world with a single carry-on bag. Her favorite quote & mantra is “Live Loud. Eat Well. Travel Often”.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How you know if you’re ready to start your own business.
• What Hilary wished she would have done differently at the start of her first business.
• The most common hurdles that new entrepreneurs face.
• Why a willingness to endure pain is needed in order to reach your goals.

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Connect with Hilary Johnson:

• Hatch Tribe
• Hatch Tribe Members Circle
• The Art of Doing podcast
• A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup: With Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact by Hilary Johnson
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Twitter
• YouTube
• LinkedIn

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Welcome to the Inspiration Rising podcast! My name is David Trotter, and we're here to inspire you to rise up in your life, love, and leadership.

My question for you today is...are you satisfied with your life? When I ask myself that question, I can hear all sorts of voices in my head!

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Alison Lumbatis is the creator/editor of the blog, Get Your Pretty On, which she started as an accountability partner to chronicle her personal style journey out of the yoga pants mom rut. Over the years, it has evolved into a space for women worldwide to get style and beauty inspiration, gain confidence, and live prettier lives.

Alison has created the first of its kind online capsule wardrobe membership program called Style Challenges. Since rolling out the program in 2014, over 25,000 women in 20 countries have participated. She is a personal stylist and former actress and print model with both creative and technical backgrounds and was also a network engineer for several years before leaving corporate America to pursue creative endeavors.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Why you should care about the clothes you wear.
• How Alison got out of the yoga pants mom rut.
• How a capsule wardrobe can make your life so much easier.
• What basic items are worth investing more money in.
• How to keep up with seasonal trends without spending a fortune.

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Connect with Alison Lumbatis:

• Free Capsule Wardrobe - offer Alison mentioned!
• GetYourPrettyOn.com
• Facebook
• Facebook Group
• Instagram
• Pinterest
• LikeToKnowIt

Don't Miss A Single Episode:

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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com

Spencer Hurtt is a four-time competitor on American Ninja Warrior. If you’re not familiar with the show, it’s an insane obstacle course where competitors try to make it to the end and hit a buzzer without falling off.

If I heard that he was on the show four times, I would be envisioning a 20-something who spends their entire week in the gym. In fact, Spencer is 41 years old, an he’s the president of Container Supply Company. Plus, he’s married with four children. I love this fact, because it tells me that I can learn from his ability to manage a lot of things in his life while staying super fit.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How Spencer combines family time with creative workouts.
• What it takes to persevere in the face of extreme obstacles.
• A little something he calls “state of emergency” training.

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Connect with Spencer Hurtt:

• Facebook
• Instagram
• YouTube
• Container Supply Company

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Megan O'Grady is a 16 year old high school student living with her family in the state Florida where her father is a police sergeant for the Cape Coral Police Department. In January 2017, she started a non-profit called Blue Line Bears to help children and families of fallen officers cope with their loss. She utilizes the uniform shirt of the fallen officer to make a one-of-a-kind teddy bear, and she’s given away at the time of this interview 454 bears in 36 states including one in Canada. Megan has been honored as ABC World News Tonight’s person of the week, and she’s appeared on the Today Show and countless other news programs to talk about her work.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How Megan came up with the idea for Blue Line Bears.
• What she experienced while making and delivering the very first bear.
• How her parents supported the idea and how her family now works as a team.
• What you can do to support your own kids when they come to you with what may seem like a crazy idea.

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Connect with Blue Line Bears:

• www.BlueLineBears.org
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Instagram

Don’t Miss A Single Episode:

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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com

When Philadelphia Eagles tight end Fred Hill’s 3-year-old daughter, Kim, was being treated for leukemia in 1974, his life changed. He and his wife, Fran, camped out on hospital benches and sat in cramped waiting rooms during Kim’s three years of treatment. The Hills watched other parents and families of seriously ill children do the same thing. Many of the families had to travel long distances for their children to receive medical treatment and couldn’t afford hotel rooms.

The Hills knew there had to be a solution. Fred rallied the support of his teammates to raise funds. Through Jim Murray, the Eagles’ general manager, the team offered its support to Dr. Audrey Evans, head of the pediatric oncology unit at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Evans dreamed of a comfortable temporary residence for families of children being treated at her hospital.

Jim enlisted Don Tuckerman from the local McDonald’s advertising agency, who with the support of McDonald’s Regional Manager Ed Rensi, launched the St. Patrick’s Day Green Milkshake (dubbed the Shamrock Shake) promotion. Funds raised helped buy an old house located near the hospital, which was opened in 1974 as the first Ronald McDonald House. There are now have more than 365 Ronald McDonald Houses that serve more than 7200 families a night around the world.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How the Philadelphia Eagles rallied to support the Fred and Fran Hill when their daughter, Kim, was diagnosed with leukemia.
• How the first Ronald McDonald House was started.
• How families can stay at a Ronald McDonald House at a low cost during their child's treatment.
• How each Ronald McDonald House is funded.

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Connect with Ronald McDonald House - Orange, California:

• Ronald McDonald House - Orange, CA
• Instagram
• Facebook
• Twitter
• YouTube

Connect with Ronald McDonald House Charities - Global:

• Ronald McDonald House Charities
• Instagram 
• Facebook 
• Twitter 
• YouTube 

Don’t Miss A Single Episode:

• Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Music.
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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com

When Philadelphia Eagles tight end Fred Hill’s 3-year-old daughter, Kim, was being treated for leukemia in 1974, his life changed. He and his wife, Fran, camped out on hospital benches and sat in cramped waiting rooms during Kim’s three years of treatment. The Hills watched other parents and families of seriously ill children do the same thing. Many of the families had to travel long distances for their children to receive medical treatment and couldn’t afford hotel rooms.

The Hills knew there had to be a solution. Fred rallied the support of his teammates to raise funds. Through Jim Murray, the Eagles’ general manager, the team offered its support to Dr. Audrey Evans, head of the pediatric oncology unit at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Evans dreamed of a comfortable temporary residence for families of children being treated at her hospital.

Jim enlisted Don Tuckerman from the local McDonald’s advertising agency, who with the support of McDonald’s Regional Manager Ed Rensi, launched the St. Patrick’s Day Green Milkshake (dubbed the Shamrock Shake) promotion. Funds raised helped buy an old house located near the hospital, which was opened in 1974 as the first Ronald McDonald House. There are now have more than 365 Ronald McDonald Houses that serve more than 7200 families a night around the world.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How the Philadelphia Eagles rallied to support the Fred and Fran Hill when their daughter, Kim, was diagnosed with leukemia.
• How the first Ronald McDonald House was started.
• How families can stay at a Ronald McDonald House at a low cost during their child's treatment.
• How each Ronald McDonald House is funded.

Create beautiful, engaging social media in 5 minutes a day - www.RiseUpCreatives.com

Connect with Ronald McDonald House - Orange, California:

• Ronald McDonald House - Orange, CA
• Instagram
• Facebook
• Twitter
• YouTube

Connect with Ronald McDonald House Charities - Global:

• Ronald McDonald House Charities
• Instagram 
• Facebook 
• Twitter 
• YouTube 

Don’t Miss A Single Episode:

• Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Music.
• Leave a quick review on any of the podcast apps to tell people what you think about the show.
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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com

Lindsay Eidahl is the founder of MyCreativeDays.com, and she is obsessed with old wood, rusty treasures, and creating beauty out of worn-down items. She's a coupon clipper, budget tracking, frugal Mom always looking for ways to decorate her family's home without breaking the bank!

Lindsay and her husband, Matt, are just getting started on their fifth house flipping project, but I wanted to talk with her about home organization since that’s a big challenge for so many of us. Be sure to listen to the end of our conversation to learn about a 31 Day Organizational Challenge that is sure to help you out.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• The biggest challenges most people face when it comes to getting organized and staying organized.
• How to get started if your house is a disaster.
• The specific steps you need to take to get organized.
• How to stay organized on an ongoing basis.

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Connect with Lindsay Eidahl:

• www.MyCreativeDays.com
• Free 5 Day Organizational Challenge
• 31 Day Organization Challenge
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Instagram
• Pinterest
• YouTube

Don’t Miss A Single Episode:

• Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Music.
• Leave a quick review on any of the podcast apps to tell people what you think about the show.
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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com

Welcome to the Inspiration Rising podcast! My name is David Trotter, and I'm here to inspire you to rise up in your life, love, and leadership.

I used to love stress! I would create scenarios where I would feel stressed to experience that hit of adrenaline that would make me feel alive and motivate me to get all sorts of stuff done. I was stressed out from 1998 to 2008. I was a workaholic, and I thrived on stress. The major downside was...stress didn’t help my relationships or my soul. It made me short, impatient, and critical (more than usual I should say), and it caused a constant buzz in my mind and heart.

11 years ago after a major meltdown, peace became a major value for me, so I actively seek to cultivate, and that’s what I want to share with you today.

Here are four questions to ask yourself if you want to handle stress like a boss babe...

1. What’s causing me stress?
2. What am I afraid of?
3. What can I do about it?
4. What do I need to release?

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Don’t Miss A Single Episode:

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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com

Tim Storey is an acclaimed author, speaker, and life coach helping people create the future they desire. He has inspired people from all walks of life, from entertainment legends to professional athletes...from executives to underserved children throughout the world. Tim has traveled to seventy-five countries and spoken to millions of people. He has been a featured guest on Oprah’s SuperSoul Sunday, Steve Harvey TV, Grant Cardone’s 10X Growth Con, and many more events. Tim has authored multiple books including Comeback & Beyond.

I met Tim Storey in 1992 at Vanguard University in southern California. He had just delivered an inspiring talk to the student body, and I was invited to a private meet and greet to connect and ask a few questions. Let’s just say he doesn’t exactly remember meeting me, but I will never forget his powerful, positive message.

No matter what stage of life you are...you’re going to be inspired today!

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Three types of setbacks that come into our lives.
• Unhelpful ways we deal with setbacks.
• The first thing you need to do when a setback happens.
• Specific steps you can take to turn a setback into a comeback.
• What happens if we get stuck in a setback.
• One of the biggest setbacks in Tim's life and how he dealt with it.

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Connect with Tim Storey:

• www.timstorey.com
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Instagram
• Coaching & E-Class
• Utmost (app)
• Comeback & Beyond (book)

Don't Miss A Single Episode:

• Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Music.
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• Ready to rise? www.insporising.com