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Temporada 1, episodio 4

Cutting the Cord: A Pathway to Clarity and Compassion

Cord cutting isn’t just a concept—it’s an embodied experience. In this episode, Kimberly and Vicki open up about the moments that pushed them toward releasing long-held attachments and how ceremony, symbolism, and mindful intention changed everything. Listeners walk away with clarity, compassion, and tools to begin their own release work. Links referenced in this episode: emberwingcollective.com

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43 min
14/02/2023

The Nine Focus Points of Cowgirls with Cameras

When we looked back on our experiences with workshops, educational opportunities, and mentors, all three of us saw room for improvement in the way these activities were delivered. In our careers, we have all experienced interactions within the photographer community that left us feeling like photographers like us were not well represented in the industry leadership. When we set out to create Cowgirls with Cameras, our mission became to incorporate the things we most wanted when we attend workshops; seek growth or expertise; work with a mentor; or access our support community. As we grow and expand Cowgirls with Cameras opportunities, we are focusing on nine points we feel will bring an enriched experience to those who attend our experiences and offerings.

14/02/2023

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58 min
18/04/2023

Get Smart About Tech

Ah technology — the thing we can’t live without, and yet we have a love-hate relationship with it! In this episode Kim and Cara get real about all the tech we use in our business and break down how to be SMART about how you’re using (and paying!) for it.

18/04/2023

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26 min
07/12/2021

Beating the Holiday Business Blues: Tips Beyond the Bubble Bath

What do you do when the holiday business blues come knocking at the door of your animal, pet or equine-based business? When your existing clients are “waiting until after the holidays” to make their purchases and potential new consumers haven’t hit their “new year, new me” excitement yet. When it seems like everyone around you is celebrating the holiday festivities but you’re feeling a little blah and wondering what the new year will bring. Join Kim and Cara as we discuss ways to navigate the holidays, rejuvenate your business, and hopefully find a little joy and cheer for the season. Follow The Business Animal online at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessanimal/ and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebusinessanimal Visit The Business Animal Podcast at https://thebusinessanimal.com/

07/12/2021

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29 min
28/06/2022

Creating Professional Respect in Your Animal Based Business

Creating Professional Respect in Your Animal Based Business How you present yourself — and your business — matters. Being a professional means you gain respect and confidence. Creating professional respect in your business begins with you and in this week’s episode of The Business Animal Kim and Cara break down three ways you can make the shifts necessary to gain professional respect from your industry, customers, and the public — and gain some important self-regard as a bonus!

28/06/2022

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35 min
08/03/2022

Our Best Three Tips to Bring the Wow to Your Next Tradeshow or Expo

Expos and tradeshows are target rich environments for sales and marketing. Spring expo season is headed our way right now and it’s time to get ready in a way that will create success that does more than just cover the booth fee! In today’s episode, Kim and Cara talk about three key aspects of creating a happy expo experience for you and your business.

08/03/2022

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33 min
20/04/2021

Joint Ventures

Establishing joint ventures with like-minded business owners is one of the fastest ways to scale your animal-based business! Joint venture collaborations can allow YOUR business entrance to new markets AND new potential customers, access to specialized staff and equipment, and create an opportunity for problem solving that transcends what you may have ever thought possible. On this episode of The Business Animal Podcast, Kim and Cara discuss some of the things to consider before pursuing a joint venture with another business, and why joint ventures are high octane fuel for scaling pet, equine and animal businesses. We share our BIG 3 things to consider before forming a joint venture with another business including the criteria that every joint venture must have in order to be successful for both parties. Find us online at: https://thebusinessanimal.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessanimal/ https://www.facebook.com/thebusinessanimal

20/04/2021

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37 min
30/09/2021

Bonus! What Animal-Based Business Owners Need to Know About Domestic Violence

Quick note: Before listening to this episode, please consider your own personal safety. If you are experiencing an unsafe relationship, please choose a time and location that is safe for you to listen and consider marking the episode as "unplayed" and deleting your browser history when you finish. October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and animal, equine and pet-based business owners have an obligation to better position themselves to provide assistance to their human and animal clients BEFORE a survivor walks through the "door" of their business. Domestic violence victims and their children often have significant bonds with their pets, with the pet offering love and comfort, and often serving as trusted confidants. People who chose to hurt animals, often do not stop at hurting animals. There is a recognized link between animal cruelty and domestic violence. Animal, equine and pet-based business owners ARE coming in contact with survivors of domestic violence and have the potential to play a lifesaving role in the prevention and response to domestic violence. Harm to animals is an indicator crime of other violence going on in the home. In fact, abuse of animals is also a direct tool that abusers will use to control their intimate partner. Survivors will often delay leaving an abusive relationship out of fear for their animals as abusers often threaten harm or neglect of pets and/or farm animals as a means of controlling their victim. Often, there is little to no safe haven available to larger animals such as livestock or horses. To learn more about domestic violence or to learn more about resources available to survivors, their children and their animals: National Domestic Violence Hotline https://www.thehotline.org/ or call 1-800-799-SAFE(7233) or TTY 1-800-787-3224 National Network to End Domestic Violence https://nnedv.org/ National Coalition Against Domestic Violence https://ncadv.org/ Interactive Safety Planning Tool https://www.thehotline.org/plan-for-safety/create-a-safety-plan/ Pet Safety https://www.thehotline.org/plan-for-safety/pet-safety-during-domestic-violence/

30/09/2021

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39 min
30/11/2021

Giving Tuesday Special: Hope Held by a Horse

Giving Tuesday is here and we want to encourage you to support your favorite non-profit organization. In today's episode, Kim and Cara sit down with Suzanne Hagmaier of Hope Held by a Horse to discuss their amazing mission. Hope Held by a Horse provides a safe, positive environment, in the company of horses, to support women with breast cancer to learn, grow, and heal. Woven in with the story of Hope Held by a Horse, three survivors: Annie Young of Sawubona Ranch (https://sawubonaranch.com), Susan Bloom of Connection and Synergy (https://connectionandsynergy.com) and Cheryl Hill of Above the Spurs Coaching (https://abovethespurs.com) all share their stories around the topic of breast cancer and the healing power of horses. We truly hope you enjoy this inspiring episode of The Business Animal. Hope Held by a Horse gives women the opportunity to reclaim a part of themselves that has been lost or diminished through the challenges of breast cancer. Our goal is to provide a place in which they can address fears and express emotional pain. The spiritual connection with horses helps them feel supported, centered, empowered and able to continue on and thrive. Hope Held by a Horse is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in Littleton, Colorado. To find out more or donate, visit https://hopeheldbyahorse.org. Find Hope Held by a Horse on Facebook and Instagram @hopeheldbyahorse

30/11/2021

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35 min
08/02/2022

Getting Reviews that Convert

Social Proof and Getting Better Testimonials were two of our most popular episodes last year and it has spawned a lot of interest for us to revisit some of the topics we touched upon. There is no better social proof for your animal, pet or equine-based business than customer product and service reviews. In fact, they are a key element to building an incredible brand. Join Kim and Cara as they discuss one of the easiest ways businesses can separate themselves from the competition. Want more from The Business Animal podcast? Well we'd like to see more of you too! Follow The Business Animal podcast online at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessanimal/ and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebusinessanimal Visit The Business Animal Podcast at https://thebusinessanimal.com/

08/02/2022

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28 min

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Cutting the Cord: A Pathway to Clarity and Compassion

The Nine Focus Points of Cowgirls with Cameras

Get Smart About Tech

Beating the Holiday Business Blues: Tips Beyond the Bubble Bath

Creating Professional Respect in Your Animal Based Business

Our Best Three Tips to Bring the Wow to Your Next Tradeshow or Expo

Joint Ventures

Bonus! What Animal-Based Business Owners Need to Know About Domestic Violence

Giving Tuesday Special: Hope Held by a Horse

Getting Reviews that Convert

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