Taryn Brumfitt had no idea by sharing a non-traditional “before and after” image online to give her girlfriends a boost of self-acceptance would get so much attention. On the left, a posed and ripped Taryn in a bikini. On the right, a naked and plumper Taryn, completely comfortable in her own skin. The 2013 post initially generated over 100,000,000 views, her inbox was immediately flooded with thousands of emails, worldwide media began blowing up her phone, and by default, her Global Body Image movement was launched. This past year, her documentary EMBRACE was released as well, and we’ve got the full story on this week’s Glambition Radio.
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Alison Lumbatis, Founder & CEO of StyleChallenges.com & Stylegistix.com — Glambition Radio Episode 118 with Ali Brown
Meet the Texas mom who went from telecom engineer to online style maven, by starting a simple blog that’s now on track to be a 7-figure business as it’s expanding into new platforms and markets.
After working in a male-dominated field for 14 years, Alison Lumbatis had had enough and wanted to spend more time with her two kids while she considered a new career. There was only one problem: She didn’t know what to wear when she wasn’t working!
When she realized she was falling into a rut of yoga pants and feeling frumpy, she looked for advice on how to feel a bit more pulled together.
ICONIC is now SOLD OUT…
Well I can’t believe this, but I also can…
“ICONIC with Ali Brown” SOLD OUT in less than 48 hours.
We had to shut down the page this morning! All seats were snapped up by those who were smart to get on the pre-notification list.
The good news is our waitlist is now set up for enrollment.
If you’d still be interested in getting on the waitlist for any spots that open, you can still learn more and apply here.
The overwhelming response in itself is a testament to how so many entrepreneur women at the higher levels from around the world are craving elevated perspective and a new conversation…
From launching… to leading.
TOMORROW, we go ICONIC…
Calling all thought leaders, firebrands, extraordinary entrepreneurs, and forces of nature… for my first U.S. workshop in nearly two years.
TOMORROW, Monday, July 17, registration will go LIVE for…
Oct. 24 & 25, 2017 in Los Angeles.
Refreshingly different.
Only 50 seats available.
==> Thank you to all who have been writing me with comments such as these:
“Perfect timing. I’m ready to create a more powerful level of my business, from a more powerful place, and with the help of a more powerful leader.”
“Oh Ali — this is exactly the higher level conversation I’m craving.
3 days until we go ICONIC…
Calling all thought leaders, firebrands, extraordinary entrepreneurs, and forces of nature…
For my first U.S. workshop in nearly two years.
In just 3 DAYS, registration will go LIVE for…
Oct. 24 & 25, 2017 in Los Angeles.
Refreshingly different.
Only 50 seats available.
With all the market saturation, pollution, and consolidation we’re seeing online, you’re going to keep hitting the wall if you just market harder.
Instead, I invite you to become ICONIC in your industry.
Heather Dominick, Founder of the Highly Sensitive Entrepreneur Movement — Glambition Radio Episode 117 with Ali Brown
About 20% of the population are born “highly sensitive”. Once Heather Dominick realized she was one of them, she also identified the way she was growing her business was completely unaligned with who she was. Because the vast majority of coaching and training programs were designed for the other 80%, and her work with those coaches drove her to overwhelm, exhaustion, and even health problems.
She also realized there were many women like her, who had incredible gifts to share as coaches, healers, and creative entrepreneurs who were seeking training that WAS aligned.
So Heather started the Highly Sensitive Entrepreneur (HSE) movement.
The gift of a plateau in your business…
Many clients who come work with me do so because their businesses has reached a plateau.
A tremendously successful plateau, but… a plateau.
Or even, they have started to see sales declining. They just aren’t getting the numbers they used to get so easily and naturally.
Is that you?
First of all, congratulate yourself for the success you’ve already reached. Often when we reach a plateau it means we have built a stable and solid venture. It’s the top of that traditional business S-curve.
Second of all, you’re not alone.
Lenore Skenazy, Founder of the Free-Range Kids Movement — Glambition Radio Episode 116 with Ali Brown
After her column “Why I Let My 9 Year Old Ride the Subway Alone” landed her on every talk show from The Today Show to Dr. Phil (who debated her status as “America’s Worst Mom”), Lenore Skenazy found herself in the unique position of kicking off the Free-Range Kids movement. Among a ton of new fans, and also a lot of haters.
Listen up: Crime rates today are the lowest they’ve been since 1963, so why are parents feeling so torn about letting their kids walk to school, ride their bikes, take the bus, or play ball in the park by themselves?
Squatty Potty, financial power, and stepping into your destiny…
Have you caught the latest episodes of my Glambition® Radio? Time to download some free and instant on-the-go advice, inspiration, and revelation for the upcoming holiday weekend!
I’m honored the show has now been recognized by both Inc. and Entrepreneur magazines as a must listen podcast for entrepreneurs. And this show is also my favorite venture of all time.
These latest 6 episodes share the powerful stories of these amazing women founders, creators, and leaders. Keep reading below for descriptions…
You can listen to them here or download right now, for free.
Judy Edwards, Creator of Squatty Potty — Glambition Radio Episode 115 with Ali Brown
You’ve seen the infamous pooping unicorn ad. You’ve heard people talking about how it’s changed their lives. You may own one—or several—like I do. But you won’t TRULY understand how the Squatty Potty has become such a product phenomenon—nearing $100 MILLION in sales—until you hear this conversation I had with its creator Judy Edwards.
At age 60, this mom of seven (!!!) had the idea for a proper-pooping positioning stool after years of health issues. Along with her husband and son,they started in 2011 with a simple wood prototype they put together in their neighbor’s garage.
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