Getting Major Media Exposure and Creating a Global Resource Blog with Dr. Mom Stephanie Liu
Release Date: 03/22/2019
Dressing For Your Body Type + A Fashion Designer’s Journey With Allison Izu
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In this episode, I have a conversation with Fashion Designer Allison Izu. We chronicle her journey from NYC to Honolulu and the obstacles she faced along the way.
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College, Sports, and Recruiting with Financial Planner and Former Collegiate Coach Shellane Ogoshi
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If you have a student-athlete in high school, this episode is going to be super valuable for you.
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Be Your Own Teacher and Heal Yourself Through Meditation with Annemaree Rowley
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In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Meditation and Yoga Instructor Annemaree Rowley of Cool Calm and Collected.
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How To Structure An Online Course (or any Offer) for Maximum Engagement with Debbie Aurelius
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On the show today, we have Debbie Aurelius of Peppermint Fish. Debbie is a professional communicator and specializes in digital communications.
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Empowering and Supporting Women Around the World With Chloe Bass
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In this episode, I talk to Chloe about how she got the idea to start her coaching business, how she got her first client, her marketing tactics, how she got her first speaking engagement at a conference and her #1 working mom hack!
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Using Big Brand Strategies To Market Your Side Hustle Business and Personal Brand With Marketing Consultant Mary Czarnecki
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Our guest on the show today is Marketing Consultant Mary Czarnecki. Mary has two decades of marketing experience and distills her knowledge to help new entrepreneurs.
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Five Essential Pieces of Advice for Working Moms That You Must Know
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On today’s show, we’re going to explore five essential pieces of advice for working moms, and especially for working moms with a side hustle.
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Anger as a Catalyst to Launching a Coaching Business with Marlis Huebner
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After her second child was born, Marlis, a Corporate R&D Manager with a Ph.D. in Biotechnology said “things really started to fall apart”. She was struggling to find a balance with all the things that go with being a working mom and felt like she was “succeeding in my career but failing as a Mom". She got angry.
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Finding a Niche From Real Life Experience and One Simple Strategy to Build a Sleep Consulting Business with Rachel Turner
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A few years ago, after getting her second child sleeping through the night before her maternity leave ran out, Rachel thought she could help others as an Infant and Child Sleep Consultant.
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Challenge Yourself to Use Live Video to Push Past Fear and Build a Mindset Coaching Business with Carina Groombridge
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Carina is an Engineer in the Aerospace Industry and works a traditional 9-5 in the office. After she had her daughter, she realized she wasn’t passionate about engineering and began searching for another career. She wanted to show her daughter, by example, that she could do whatever she wanted to do in life. But Carina felt that she wasn’t living true to her own advice.
info_outlineIn Episode 7 of the podcast, we talk to Stephanie Liu, a family doctor in Edmonton, Canada. Stephanie built her blog in the hours while her 2-year old daughter, Madi, napped.
Initially, Stephanie started her blog as a means to provide a resource for her patients. In a few short months, however, her blog was discovered by major media news outlets in Canada, and now the goal for her blog has changed—she now wants her blog to be a global resource for families!
Stephanie has been featured on Global News TV (the equivalent to NBC in the United States) and in Folio.ca, an online news magazine (whose equivalent is the BBC in the United Kingdom) and has grown her Instagram account to over 5,600 followers!
Her blog features a mix of articles that she’s written, articles written by guest contributors, and posts co-authored by her and other guest medical experts. And if that weren’t enough, Stephanie is a published author! Her book, “Madi Monkey Learns The Body” was written for, and inspired by her daughter.