Stuck In My Mind Podcast

EP 171 Recreating a better me: Educate, Empower, Encourage

Entrepreneur, coach, mentor, podcaster and friend of the show Anntricia Bray is in the house to chop it up with W-I-Z-E.
 
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EP 170 Entrepreneurship: The Good, The Bad & The Lonely

Tsombawi Knibye, Jr. is the CEO & Founder of Frame of Mind Ink., consisting of an apparel brand, music and video services and a podcast. Through these entities and others, he seeks to help others produce positive outcomes through mindset shifts and speaking the language of success. He is also a youth mentor, parenting coach and an accomplished musician. In addition, he is a husband, a father and a believer that faith without works is dead, and, if you think it and speak it you can most certainly achieve it.
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EP 169 Do you regret chasing material riches at the expense of family? Is it REALLY too late for you?

Who is Joe Rickards? He’s a driven overachiever, serial entrepreneur that thought he had it all figured out - then despite living a multi-millionaire lifestyle and having it all - deep down he found himself unhappy and unfulfilled. Why you ask? Well, his relentless pursuit of material wealth came at the expense of losing out at the true purpose of life – love, family and happiness. The happy ending! Luckily, at age 50, Joe found himself divorced, bankrupt and homeless. Like in Garth Brooks song “unanswered prayers”, God gave him another chance. … and this time he got it right! So, Joe’s with us today to help you ask yourself the hard questions to help make sure you don’t end up on your deathbed filled with incurable regret.

EP 168 Savoir Faire

Stephanie McLaughlin uses a marketing and communications toolset to solve complex business problems. She has more than 20 years’ experience as a professional writer, marketer and communications expert. Stephanie founded Savoir Faire Marketing/Communications in 2007 with the intent of working with companies and organizations to sharpen their communications activities and engage successfully with the audiences that count most towards their success. With an education and a professional background in print journalism, Stephanie brings a natural curiosity to her work. She asks the questions that uncover the important details that can make or break a project. She is able to assemble the bits and pieces she reveals into a contextual and cohesive big picture, and then identify the holes and weaknesses that exist. Stephanie’s true skill is her ability to translate the goals, challenges and vision developed with her clients into implementable strategies that work in the real world. Stephanie has extensive experience working with organizations large and small. She has worked successfully on projects with a single point of contact and approval as well as on projects with multiple stakeholders and boards of directors involved in decision making. In every case, Stephanie brings listening ears, a thoughtful approach and a big bag of ideas and potential solutions to the table. On the Savoir Faire team, in addition to strategy and vision, Stephanie’s functional role is content development: writing and editing content of all types, for all media. Stephanie is a writer by birth, education and experience. She has written everything from news stories and press releases to blog posts, white papers, website copy and social media post content. www.savoirfaire-us.com https://open.spotify.com/show/6F4Q75i4Url6Af5iOAVlA0?si=34bf7648384f433b

EP 167 Next Level University

CFO, Founder & Co-Host of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 Self-Improvement podcast with more than 1100 episodes reaching over 650,000 people in more than 125 countries.

EP 166 Cracking the Talent Code: Perform Better With Less Effort & Practice

Gregg Goodhart is a pioneer in translating research science to learning superior achievement in the classroom, boardroom, and anything else. A recovering high school music teacher, he found within teaching music the fundamental principles that allow for accelerated improvement commonly referred to as talent. This was a result of serious interest in, and study of, cognitive and behavioral neuroscience and psychology that teachers are not taught in teacher training programs. Using his teaching as a lab to experiment with these ideas he developed unique expertise in explaining to anyone the elements needed to reach any level of success with any skill that is desired. He occupies a singular place as a translator between the research and practical use in our lives. You won’t hear about these things the way he presents them anywhere else. What is actually possible in our own achievement is mind-blowing - no 'talent' necessary.

EP 165 The Neuro Diverse Teacher

Dr. Kristen Eccleston’s key differentiator is her first-hand knowledge and demonstrated competence grounded in real-life professional experience. She has a Doctorate of Education in Mind, Brain, & Teaching from Johns Hopkins University, a Master of Science in Special Education from Johns Hopkins University, and a Certificate in Educational Leadership and Administration from Hood College. Dr. Eccleston was the creator and former Director of the Enhanced- Social-Emotional Special Education Services (E-SESES) Program for Montgomery County Public Schools and was a Montgomery County Special Education teacher for over 15 years. She is currently an Adjunct Professor at Towson University in their Secondary and Special Education Graduate Programs. Dr. Eccleston has worked on extensive research examining adolescent mental health impairments in the education environment and is well versed in the needs of the neurodiverse brain. She currently serves as part of the Smithsonian’s Zero Barriers in STEM Education Advisory Committee and is a National Board Certified Teacher: Exceptional Needs Specialist. Dr. Eccleston has extensive experience creating and reviewing Individual Education Plans (IEPs). Her work as a Special Educator has provided her with expertise administering educational testing and creating individualized learning plans tailored for student success. She has served as an expert witness in court cases specific to Special Education. Dr. Eccleston is the mother of two elementary students and enjoys spending time with her family in her spare time. Discover More
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EP 164 Podcasting and building your network

Richard Butler has been podcasting since 2006 and started his podcast journey with a podcast called My Take Radio. He retired My Take Radio at 400 episodes and over 100K downloads and pivoted the My Take Radio brand to RAGE Works which not only served as the parent brand for My Take Radio before its run was over but also ushered in the RAGE Works Podcast Network and its stable of shows