In this episode we discuss setting boundaries with difficult clients, handling reviews, communication with Cat People, and professional ways to "break up" with bad clients and say "no thank you" to the clients we don't want.

Send us a Text Message.Working with your partner, up-leveling your skills, and nurturing yourself by knowing your own limitations so that you can be at your best to serve your clients and grow your business with Joni Hough.When we come into this space of owning and running a portrait business we often have expectations of ourselves in the name of "savings": we'll do hair and makeup and photograph our clients instead of hiring a professional. Seems innocent enough until the energetic bandwidth...

Join Cat and Nadia for the first episode of the Elevated Equestrian podcast, where they dissect how to survive and thrive in the equestrian industry.Take your equestrian journey to the next level with Nadia and Cat as they deep dive into topics that effect the lives of all those involved with horses - whether you are an owner, an equine professional, or simply have a passion for these wonderful animals.------Nadia Hernandez @nadia_hernandez_p is an Equine Behaviour Consultant, Coach and Psychologist

Matt is live from registration at the 37th Bass Cat Boats Owners Invitational in Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Guests include Rick Pierce, Matt Looney, Brad Fuller from the NPFL, and BCB President, Cody Blair

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✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Parker Pursell, CEO of eQRP Company. Parker, a graduate from Auburn University in 2013, started his professional journey in leadership and hospitality at Chick-fil-A, where he developed his core leadership philosophy: winning hearts before minds to ensure effective communication. His time at Chick-fil-A, combined with his family's business in hospitality at Pursell Farms, ingrained in him a deep sense of stewardship and customer service. The COVID-19

“I went through a period probably for about six months where I was crying multiple times a day.”Dorie Clark shares the story of the hardest year in her life – both personally and professionally. After a nasty breakup, Dorie had to move back from New York to her home base of Boston – and after her return, her beloved cat died. On top of all this, Dorie had book deal obligations to fulfill. Dorie shares how she made it through that year and how she built her career – including how she got ...

Send us a Text Message.Every one of us who has loved and lost a pet knows the profound ache that follows. As host, I joined hands with pet loss and grief counselor Beth Bigler to traverse the tender paths of mourning our cherished animal companions. Our conversation spans the emotional spectrum, offering solace in shared experiences and practical advice for those dark times. From the therapeutic release found in art and movement to the comfort of community and rituals, we provide a heartfelt ...

In this episode of the Sisters-in-Service Podcast, I help women veterans remember to take care of themselves.  This is an  important topic of ensuring well-being for women veterans after military service. Join me as I explore practical strategies that can help women veterans maintain their physical, mental, and emotional well-being before, during and after the transition to civilian life. From building a support network to prioritizing self-care and seeking professional help when needed, I discuss

Join Cat Wildman and Ruth Miller, a seasoned expert in inclusive hiring and AI, as they delve into the intricate world of AI in the hiring process. In this enlightening conversation, they uncover the unexpected roles AI plays for both recruiters and candidates, highlighting its potential to mitigate bias while also acknowledging areas where it might inadvertently perpetuate it. From uncovering where AI aids in bias removal to pinpointing its potential pitfalls, Cat and Ruth offer invaluable

Craig is a native Floridian and spent over 30 years as a journalist for the Tampa Bay Times. He has authored a half-dozen award-winning books about the wild ideas and quirkiness of our state. Among his publications are Oh Florida!, Cat Tale, The State You're In, and Manatee Insanity. In 2022, Craig was given the Rachel Carson Award by the Sierra Club, which honors sustained achievement by professional journalists or authors and was also awarded a Florida Literary Legend by the Florida Heritage

Hello horror fans! In this episode we discuss the amazing film Green Room! Punk rock, machetes and some of the most heinous villains you could even imagine. This movie is a beautifully executed cat and mouse story. It is filled with tension, peril, and some disturbing violence. Join us as we discuss Green Room and unpack some of the metal health themes it presents. Sensitive Content Warning: this podcast discusses themes of mental health and horror cinema. Topics addressed could be upsetting to some

We are back with good old WCW Thunder, this year in 1999! Glacier is sick of his character and is looking to sell his gimmick. Backstage he’s talking to The Cat and Sonny Onoo and auctioning off parts of his wrestling character. From his entrance to his attire he sells it all, even his EYE! Also, we get a bunch of matches in the WCW Tag Team Tournament! Plus, Raven acts like a spoiled rich kid and takes Kanyon shopping and clubbing with his family’s money!⦁ Deadlock Discord:

Johnny Mize was one of the greatest hitters in baseball’s golden age of great hitters. Born and raised in tiny Demorest, Georgia, in the northeast Georgia mountains, Mize emerged from the heart of Dixie as a Bunyonesque slugger, a quiet but sharp-witted man from a broken home who became a professional player at seventeen, embarking on an extended tour of the expansive St. Louis Cardinals Minor League system. Mize then spent fifteen seasons terrorizing Major League pitchers as a member of those

Johnny Mize was one of the greatest hitters in baseball’s golden age of great hitters. Born and raised in tiny Demorest, Georgia, in the northeast Georgia mountains, Mize emerged from the heart of Dixie as a Bunyonesque slugger, a quiet but sharp-witted man from a broken home who became a professional player at seventeen, embarking on an extended tour of the expansive St. Louis Cardinals Minor League system. Mize then spent fifteen seasons terrorizing Major League pitchers as a member of those