Caroline and Craig Makepeace have lived in five countries and traveled through over 50, and, after years of hard work, they made it their job. The couple created y Travel Blog, where they documented their family’s global experiences to show that it’s possible to make a life moving through the world—even with two kids. Recently,…
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After the conversation with Amie Thompson, Courtney and Dana ponder whether or not they would take investment from others in their businesses. It sounds great to have money come in, but what does that mean for control and decision-making? And then, would they want to invest in other people’s businesses? How do you trust someone…
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On today’s episode, Jessica Thomas and Eric Henry give us the inside information on B-Corps, which Jessica describes as, “the leading edge of a sustainable business movement – businesses that are really innovating when it comes to social and environmental impact and really positively impacting stakeholders across the board.” But what does all that mean? …
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Given that it’s Jason and Cee Cee’s careers, podcasting has obviously changed their lives. But, some specific podcast episodes have changed our lives. In this episode, Raleigh Founded’s Danielle Mayber joins Jason and Cee Cee to talk about some of those special episodes. Check out the episodes we talked about! Danielle: – Terry Crews —…
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In this solo episode, Megan Gillikin answers 5 questions from the Weddings for Real Facebook Group, including how to hire your #2, how to raise your prices, and how to take steps to make your business full time. References: Episode 151: Creating a digital welcome guide Episode 145: Margeaux Fraise on leveraging Facebook Groups For…
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With 28,000 PGA professionals and over 2 million jobs in golf, PGA of America Chief People Officer Sandy Cross has a lot in her plate, and as she puts it, a “workforce diversification challenge,” with a workforce that’s “a little bit homogenous, from a demographic perspective.” Sandy recognizes that “we have to evolve the composition…
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Today we follow up from episode 11, with Q&A on how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing and accessing GIS tools and data sets to predict, model, monitor, and delineate wetlands. We will take a look in the Arc Hydro toolbox at the Hydroperiod tool, as well as see how scientists are using the new…
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In 2017, Amie Thompson was in a spot in her career where she was working all the time and making great money…except that she never had an opportunity to actually spend it. So one day she left, with a plan to take six months off and relax. Six months turned into a year, and when…
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As an employer, can you ask employees if they’re vaccinated? Can you ask why not? Can you require vaccinations from everyone? What happens if there’s a medical or religious reason not to get vaccinated? Can you require employees to be tested for COVID? If so, who pays for it? What about vendors you work with,…
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In this solo episode, Megan Gillikin gives her 5 tips on how to set boundaries, ease anxiety, and build trust with new clients through a killer digital welcome guide. For more client experience tips, visit ThePlannersVault.com/clientexperience This episode is also brought to you by The Planner’s Vault, my online membership site for wedding planners who…
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