Episodes

Book a 1:1 strategy call with Teresa Huff: www.teresahuff.com/mentor The Crucial Role of Data in Non-profit Grant Funding In this episode, I’m diving deep into why data collection and tracking are absolute game-changers for non-profit organizations, especially when it comes to snagging those crucial grant funds. I’m all about getting the full picture, which means […]

Book a 1:1 strategy call with Teresa Huff: www.teresahuff.com/mentor The Crucial Role of Data in Non-profit Grant Funding In this episode, I’m diving deep into why data collection and tracking are absolute game-changers for non-profit organizations, especially when it comes to snagging those crucial grant funds. I’m all about getting the full picture, which means

Jennifer Nash, an executive coach and passionate ballroom dancer, provides an enlightening perspective on dance as a therapeutic, social, and competitive activity. She shares her revealing experience of picking up ballroom dancing post-divorce, a journey that led her to discover its immense potential for healing, self-discovery, and community building. She emphasizes the dance floor’s innate

How do the leaders and team members of your nonprofit view the organization? Is it from a mindset of abundance or deficit? Peter Heller joins the podcast for an engaging conversation about nonprofit self esteem and the many ways in which it can impact our accomplishments and challenges.

Brian. FogartyOriginally from New Philadelphia, PA. Brian enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1992 and served 26 years, retiring in 2018 at the rank of Sergeant Major. During his service, Brian participated in multiple humanitarian and combat operations including Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan. After retiring, Brian worked for several non profit organizations that

Ever hit that wall where your legs feel like lead and your motivation is as fleeting as a mirage? Angi and I certainly have, and we’re here to take you on a journey between  pushing our limits and crashing into the unwelcome arms of overtraining.  Angie opens up about her grueling encounter with shin splints

TRIGGER WARNING: In this episode, we talk about combat related death in the form of fratricide. And we’re back with our second episode in the 20 year anniversary series! In this episode we talk about our thoughts on what it was like rolling into a war-torn country, those early missions out, and one of the

Miriam Rhoden-Shedden has been an attorney since December 2016. She is barred in Jamaica, Vermont, and Maryland and will be starting the process of becoming barred in DC in February 2024. Since 2022, she has handled family law cases and recently started handling landlord and tenant matters. She firmly believes that knowledge is power and

Join us as we delve into the intriguing journey of Mike, known on X as @EODHappyCaptain as he shares tales of triumph and resilience from his distinguished career in the U.S. Army. From navigating adversity to rising through the ranks, Mike’s experiences offer invaluable insights into the challenges and victories encountered along the way. From

I’m Alundas Havens, your guide on this journey we call “The Winners Paradigm,” and today, I’m bringing you a conversation that’s going to hit home for a lot of you. I’m sitting down with the man who’s become a beacon of growth and transformation, Damian Vickers. You might know him as Pat the Dog on

Unravel the implications of Sweden’s NATO membership amidst the Ukraine crisis with us as we navigate the challenging terrain of international relations. This episode takes you through the strategic chessboard of global politics, from the northern reaches of Europe to the volatile landscapes of the Middle East. We dissect Sweden’s bold move within NATO’s framework,

We love getting feedback from our listeners and everyone who follows us in our social media outlets. We’ve put out a few questions, and the responses have been amazing! Thank you all once again for sharing your answers, whether they be anonymous or specific. For today, it is going to be a bonus-style episode of

Welcome to another episode of the Events Demystified Podcast. Today your host, Anca P Trifan, is sharing invaluable budget tips on high value event production, as well as future-proof insights on blending AV production with innovative AI technology. Main Takeaways: Introduction to the #fit4Events Framework: Anca P. Trifan introduces a revolutionary approach to event management

Man it has been a while I’m excited to get back behind the mic and actually start talking about real things that we struggle with in our lives. For the next few week we will going through a book I just picked up written by #michaeltodd As veteran we struggle with a lot of trauma

This episode features an interview with Cody Howell, a Navy veteran turned country music artist. Howell shared his riveting experiences as a mass communication specialist, from serving on an aircraft carrier to engaging in special operations. His transition to music was a testament to the healing power of creativity, and he gave us a glimpse

Recently, I had to make a somewhat of an emergency trip to move my mother across country. This was not the first time, her and I made this type of voyage. It was very not the best experience to put it nicely. As the trip drew nearer and nearer, I found myself a bit anxious

As Founder and Customer Happiness Director of Beeline, Chris is thankful to get to help nonprofits grow their mission and donor base through digital marketing, specifically Google Grant, Bing, and Facebook ads.  Most of all, he’s thankful to be the dad to seven kids and to help them learn to live generously.    Key Takeaways:

In this episode, we are joined by Cheri Mason, a distinguished attorney who dedicated years of service to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Cheri’s career includes becoming the first woman and military spouse to be Chairman of the Board of Veterans Appeals. The discussion focuses primarily on the inner workings of the Veterans’ Appeals process

Today’s Primary Sponsor is Snowball – www.Snowballclub.com – A private community of entrepreneurial investors helping each other. About the Guest(s): Kevin Bibelhausen is an experienced entrepreneur and acquisition specialist. With a background in healthcare and technology, Kevin spent several years working in the corporate world before pursuing his passion for buying and owning businesses. He

Amanda had a difficult childhood and upbringing, with a largely absent biological father, a turbulent relationship with her mother, and family trauma. She joined the Air Force to get away and start her own life. She started drinking heavily during her first assignment in South Korea, setting the stage for later issues with alcohol. This

Have you ever wondered how an active lifestyle can profoundly shift your mindset? This week, we’re joined by the great and powerful Muyiwa Abediyi, host of the Day In and Day Out podcast, who brings his infectious enthusiasm for running and a wealth of insight on the mental fortitude needed to push past personal boundaries.

On this episode Wally Elibiary joins the show to discuss personal development, scaling teams, and seasons of life.  Are you delegating in your business or dumping?  How can you get better at personal development?  And why is it important to find balance while you’re growing?  Wally, Otis, and Camden dive into all this and more

I had the privilege of sitting down with Adam McChesney, a successful digital marketing agency owner and a true leader in the industry. Adam shared his journey from transitioning from medical device sales to starting and growing his own agency. He spoke openly about the challenges he faced, the lessons he learned, and the pivotal

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In this episode, our guest, Jeff Circle, a veteran author, award-winning journalist, and creator of ‘The Writers Dossier,’ shares his extraordinary journey. From serving in the army to becoming a professional writer, Jeff’s path has been anything but ordinary. Highlighting his experiences from the jungles of Korea to the burn pits of Iraq, and the

In episode 92 of Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Patton McDowell explore the multi-generational nonprofit workforce, discussing the unique hurdles and opportunities that come with each stage of a non-profit career—from emerging leaders grappling with gaining practical experience to mid-career professionals encountering a plateau, and up to executive directors feeling isolated at the top. They

What’s happing now, a look into some views into life as we see it, and the world politics effecting the life around us? It’s how we see it agree or not it’s our views and feelings on the issues going on…. LINKS:https://nonprofitarchitect.org/combat-vet-vision/https://www.facebook.com/iconutilityservices/photos/pcb.3282304212030773/3282304082030786/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqvd5sUEtC9xkm7ejGNK5Zw/featuredhttps://www.facebook.com/aqseiberthttps://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVisionEmail: Aqseibert@yahoo.com The Warrior Built Foundation – https://warriorbuilt.org/The PTSD Foundation of America – https://ptsdusa.org/Virtual

In this episode of the Do Hard Things Podcast, we provide an overview the demanding sport of Rogaining, aka Map Trekking,  Discover how the principles of Rogaining—strategic planning, teamwork, and adaptation—parallel the essential life skills of punctuality, presence, service, preparedness, competence, and self-reliance.  We unpack the mantra that has guided Jay through his distinguished military

Pastor Eric Smith and his wife Karen witnessed firsthand the suicidal act of a young man on the Coronado Bay Bridge last week. This podcast will tackle the complex issue of suicide.

Richard Macias, founder of WarPath Fitness, is a man on a mission to empower other men to become their best selves. Driven by his own past struggles with personal vices, he has a profound understanding of the challenges men face in striving for improvement. At the core of his endeavor is a passionate commitment to