Collection of Motivational Speakers

Setting financial goals can be a difficult task. It is hard to know where to begin when you don’t know where to start. By following my 5 steps to set achievable financial goals, discover your potential and see your finances grow. 1. Start With Your Core Values Most people don’t realize that reaching your financial goals starts with your core values. You must do well in all areas of your life, and determine what it is you believe in and stand for in order to find true financial success. Your values lie at the very core of everything you are as a human being. The virtues and qualities that you stand for are what constitute the person you have become and will continue becoming. All improvement in your life, including financial improvement, begins with you clarifying your true values, committing yourself to living consistently with them, and then aligning everything you do with them. When you align your work and personal life to support your financial goals, you’ll find it much

Beth Comstock was one of the most powerful leaders in corporate America… and one of the few women at the top…until one day she was abruptly let go from G.E. Suddenly, everything shifted. About to publish her first book on the power of change, Beth had to walk her talk in a new way: open […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2YVy8A6

This may have been my very best retreat even though my dad died, a volcano erupted, and Indonesia is rioting. Go figure.   Volcanoes and Riots, oh my! I’ve been saying for a while that I can feel my retreats in Bali may be coming to an end. Politics are getting weird in Indonesia, and late last year Bali was on high alert for a rare eruption of its volcano Mt Agung. Last week in Jakarta, on the island of Java, exploded in protests contesting a close election. We never would have known anything was going on except that social media sites kept going down, and for a couple of days my retreat pictures weren’t posting on Facebook. Bali is part of Indonesia and worlds apart. Different language, different religion, different culture. No sign of unrest to disturb our happy retreat bubble of beauty and harmony. Just green juices, massage, nature walks, shamanic healings, and deep Money Honey-inspired coaching. As for the volcano… this morning I discovered that Mt. Agung erupted, for the

As I write this, I’m preparing to host a 25-child birthday party for my twins, who are turning six! We’re celebrating a bit early, as their school lets out for summer in just a few days, and it was easier for everyone. Before I self-medicate 😉 I wanted to make sure you knew about one LAST […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2WjDsPQ

I’d like to quickly address a question I have received, and that’s regarding my position on online marketing. ‘Dear Ali, you seem to rant on how all marketing funnels are bad. Are you against ALL of the launch ‘formulas’ that are out there now? I’d like to know.’ To answer that question, not exactly. Of the […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2HrcjT0

I’m here with Brett and my assistant Erika in NYC for several meetings this week. It’s a quick trip as we want to get back to the kids this weekend, and I am already missing the Arizona heat! (It’s unseasonably cold in New York right now, and I had to dig out my limited pairs […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2JHXdtP

People think success is external. They assume people who are successful worked hard to make more money—but that’s only half of the story. The other half is that successful people aren’t just putting in long hours at the office. They’re avoiding the habits that would drag down their success. Their external success is a division of hard work externally and internally. The internal work is the tough question of, “Do I have the same habits of a successful person?” If you can imagine a seven-figure entrepreneur choosing to spend their day exactly as you do—you’re on the pathway to success. If you can’t, then you’ve found your problem. You’re asking for success without becoming the person that reaches that level of success. Successful people don’t fall through on their word, they don’t eat fast food, and they definitely don’t blame others for their misfortunes. To be successful, you have to drop these 10 habits. 1. Making Empty Promises You are a representative of your business or

After building her $100-million baby blanket company from the ground up, Raegan Moya-Jones had forever changed the lives of parents of newborns. Even infant Prince George was seen wearing one of Raegan’s swaddles at his first royal appearance! But then last year, after taking on new VC partners, she was abruptly fired… from her own […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2VCbgIs

The blessings of getting fatter, achy, and older… The post The blessings of getting fatter, achy, and older appeared first on Morgana Rae & Charmed Life Coaching, Inc. . via Morgana Rae & Charmed Life Coaching, Inc. http://bit.ly/2Hpnlag

Much of the conversation I’ve had lately with several high-profile women leaders has been about the themes we’ve been hearing on the news over and over during the last year… topics like women’s equality, the #MeToo movement, catching up where we should be, making things right, evening things out, and fixing things that are broken. […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2VAMNn6

When I was 7 years old, I was diagnosed with low thyroid and my mother told me I would be easier to love if I wasn’t fat. By the way, if you want to stack the odds your child is going to grow up with an eating disorder, this is EXACTLY how to do it. Mom’s announcement came after her baking year. Every day she baked bread–banana bread, avocado bread, zucchini bread–more often than not with chocolate chips. Crazy delicious. More like a cake than a “bread.” As you can imagine we all gained weight. I was put on my first diet at 7. And then I was put into ballet class, with a lot of pressure to become a professional ballerina. (Another primo strategy to invoke an eating disorder, FYI.)  By the time I was 15 I was dancing with the Boston Ballet Company’s summer program and being sent by the company to see a therapist for possible anorexia. Let me pause for a moment and say a little something about Anorexia/Bulimia, and all other disorders related to fat shaming… eating disorders are the

Today I have the great pleasure of being the host here in Long Beach, CA, USA on Day 7 of the Virtual Blog Tour of author Carolyn A. Brent , whose book, “Transforming Your Life through Self-Care: A Guide to Tapping into Your Deep Beauty and Inner Worth” is celebrating its big Worldwide book launch on May 8, 2019. CAROLYN A. BRENT is an award-winning bestselling author and a National Physique Committee (NPC) Masters Women’s Figure Champion at age 60. She is an expert on both self-care and caregiving; she is the founder of Across All Ages and two nonprofit organizations, CareGiverStory Inc. and Grandpa’s Dream. Carolyn’s written works is in the Library of Congress the libraries of Harvard, Stanford, Johns Hopkins, and numerous other medical centers and universities. Yesterday, Carolyn visited Andrea Hylen in Santa Monica, CA, USA where she interviewed Carolyn on the subject of Meditation, Self-care and Daily life http://bit.ly/2PeQsAk Today, I’d like to share with you a recent inte

We are gearing up here for ICONIC 3.0 this fall, my annual event for women changemakers, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. If you’re not on the Priority Notification list yet, you’ll want to be, because in past years we have SOLD OUT within days. You can get on that list here. There continues to be nothing […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2DVzXoH

Wine in a CAN. But a slim, cool, sexy can. Delivered to your door. Stay with me here. How do you know when an industry is due for disruption? And that your idea will really take off? In this episode of GlambitionRadio.com you’ll learn how Angela Allison decided to launch her unique subscription-based wine business, […] via Ali Brown http://bit.ly/2V8cAmj