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In this episode, I talked with Diana Richardson, a social media community Manager of SEMrush, about her journey and how she started with her business SEMrush. For over 14 years, she has been a digital marketer, and has been working for and with businesses in all shapes and sizes. She is ready to customize strategies through her analytical, organizational and administrative way of thinking.
You can always visit her website or follow her through her social media account. Through her skills in regards to social media and digital marketing, she can help you with SEO ranking and build brand awareness for your online business.
 
Twitter: https://twitter.com/dianarich013?lang=en 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8D%B7-diana-richardson-8965a317

In this episode, I interview Maggie, Langrick who is the CEO and Publisher of Wonderwell, a hybrid publisher. Maggie really does a deep dive into the publishing industry. She talks about the difference between self-publishing, traditional publishing and hyprid publishing.  If you're thinking about writing a book, but don't know which avenue is best, then this episode will clarify how the industry operates. 
About Maggie Langrick 
Maggie Langrick is a writer, editor, public speaker and media entrepreneur. She is CEO and publisher at Wonderwell which she founded in 2013. A hybrid publishing company, Wonderwell provides premiere editorial and publishing services to non-fiction authors. Its editorial mandate is to publish books that help, heal and inspire, in categories ranging from business and personal finance to psychology and health, personal development, spirituality and motivational memoirs. Maggie was shortlisted for the 2015 Tom Fairley Award for Editorial Excellence for her work on Shell: One Woman’s Final Year After a Lifelong Struggle with Anorexia and Bulimia, written by Michelle Stewart and published by LifeTree in 2015.
Before founding Wonderwell, Maggie had a 15-year career as a magazine and newspaper editor in London, England and Vancouver, Canada. Most recently, Maggie served as Arts and Life editor for the Vancouver Sun, western Canada’s largest newsroom. In her teens and early twenties, she was an award-winning film and television actress, starring in films such as My American Cousin and Harry and the Hendersons. She still can’t resist playing the room for laughs whenever she gets the chance.
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Annelise comes from a background as an independent producer, with training at such prestigious institutions at the Canadian Film Centre (Producer’s Lab) and Banff Centre for the Arts (Electronic and Film Media). Since 1995 she has been working in the field of online marketing and has always been an avid gamer and consumer of digital content.
She works extensively with government organizations and production companies in the film, television and interactive industries in North America. Her focus is helping content creators and storytellers to use the power of online language and data to define, find, attract and engage their audiences and work toward strategic and sustainable digital business models.
She has sat on the Interactive Fund jury for BC Film + Media, the Experimental Stream jury for the CMF has taught across the country on behalf of such organizations as Telefilm Canada, the Canadian Film Centre, Women in Film, and the National Screen Institute, and is a highly sought after speaker for media festivals and conferences. 
Annelise has developed and implemented marketing strategies and gathered and analyzed online data for digital and screen media products as diverse as social TV apps, transmedia experiences, webisode series, feature films, television series and production companies themselves.
She has worked with over 30 filmmaking teams as an instructor or Digital Marketing Expert for the Telefilm Talent to Watch Program (formerly Micro-Budget Production Program). Her ground-breaking online course Becoming a Storypreneur has been taught to media storytellers across Canada and in conjunction with Boost Hbg in Sweden.
Websites: 
https://www.storypreneursunite.com
https://veria.ca
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I talk to Daniel St. Pierre, owner of Didjet, a virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) marketing firm on how to use that technology in your marketing. Daniel comes from the world of mobile apps and now builds companies completely immersive experiences that really stand out in the marketplace. Daniel explains the difference between VR and AR and we talk about how VR and AR are used by companies like Facebook to increase engagement. We also dive into the future of this technology and how we will see both VR and AR as a huge opportunity for companies looking to stand out in their marketing. 
About Daniel
Born in Montreal, Canada, Daniel is the owner and CEO of the award-winning immersive production studio, Didjet, located in Vancouver, B.C. With an emphasis on gesture, augmented, virtual and mixed reality, he works with brands and agencies to craft digital and experiential stories that forge unforgettable connections. From simple 360° video to complex VR applications, Didjet’s multi-disciplinary team offers full turnkey immersive experiences and excels in creating innovative marketing campaigns that create lasting impact.
Website: https://didjet.com
Social Media: 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/didjetinc/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamdidjet
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielstpierre
Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamdidjet
 

Brian Hennessey has been in the commercial real estate industry for over 30 years as: a commercial broker; a Senior Vice President of Acquisitions and Dispositions and ran his own real estate syndication/asset management company. He has represented a number of Fortune 500 Tenants including Bank of America, The Walt Disney Company and Baxter Healthcare.With over 12 million square feet of sale and lease transactions; a wealth of experience was accumulated.Having and adhering to a proven system keeps you from missing something and allows you to do it faster, easier and more efficiently."The Due Diligence Handbook for Commercial Real Estate" was written originally as a personal reference tool/checklist because of the many facets and volume of information that is needed to be remembered for each transaction. It is filled with information that is useful in any commercial real estate investment purchase; an apartment building, retail, industrial, office or residential property, from the smallest to the largest. The fundamentals remain the same, no matter what the property type.Much value can be added to an investment by being aware of the potential of each opportunity's strengths and weaknesses and using them to your optimal advantage. This handbook will help you to uncover those so that you may make informed and intelligent decisions while analyzing commercial real estate investments.
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Feeling stuck or in need of a leg up? These tips, strategies, and resources can shorten your learning curve dramatically and get you on a new path for moving forward.
Inside the book you’ll discover:
Essential steps to get out of your own way and create the right mindset for optimal achievement
47 proven tips to jump-start your own journey
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Web-based businesses that can start you earning quickly
Books, audiobooks, websites, and video course resources to help you acquire the skills to reach your goals 
The goal of Too Old to Hire, Too Young to Retire is to help as many people as possible. Now more than ever, we need to be proactive. By adding these skills to your toolkit, you’ll have a leg up in the new economy to enjoy life with less stress.

In this episode, I talk to Financial Therapist Brenda St. Louis. She has an interesting background and started out in Clown School in Vancouver before launching her career.  We talk about the stigma behind finances, money and income and how a Financial Therapist can break through those issues so you can earn more money and enjoy a powerful, fulfilling life. She thought me about the different archetypes and how to use them to my advantage.  
 
About Brenda: 
Money Coaching explores the practical elements around money. It's about financial literacy, building systems that allow your money to work for you, and understanding how to leverage the money you make so that you can have a life that you love. Brenda work with bank accounts, lines of credit, saving, spending, investing and more. 
Financial Therapy unpacks the emotional inheritances you adopted from your family. Here, we explore the unconscious behaviour that motivates you with money, unlock limiting beliefs around money and self-worth, and begin to heal any trauma that may have prevented you from interacting with money in a healthy way. Brenda helps you learn and practice strategies to navigate your unique money personality more skillfully.
Links: 
 
https://rewireyourlife.teachable.com/p/turningdreamsintoreality
www.brendastlouis.com
 The Money Archetype Quiz
 
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