Nancy is the CEO of Crisis Text Line, a non-profit organization providing free crisis intervention via text messages and was the creator of Dress for Success, a non-profit organization that provides professional attire for low-income women, to help support their job-search and interview process. Her work has been recognized with all kinds of awards and honors including being named as one of Fortune’s “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders”, Marie Claire's "20 Women Changing the World”, and Schwab's "Social Entrepreneurs of the Year". She’s also a two-time TED speaker. -- @CrisisTextLine: In crisis? Text HELLO to 741741 | crisistextline.org @BrandenHarvey on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook &amp; Snapchat | brandenharvey.com Find show notes at soundsgoodpodcast.com Sign up for the Goodnewsletter at goodnewsletter.org

Nancy Lublin — Helping Others Reach Their Full Potential

James Chambers and Tom Judd are the founders of Animade, a studio based in London, England. During the episode, we talked about the pros and cons of pitching, their storyboard tool: Boords, and the importance of delegating. &nbsp; Links: Website - http://animade.tv/ Twitter- https://twitter.com/animadetv Boords - https://boords.com/ &nbsp; Highlights: -Co-founder and Creative director -Started as a blog -Organic growth -Teaching internally and in universities -Storyboard prototype -Approachable for the beginner &amp; customizable for pros -Boords -Being your own client -Pitching/treatments -Pros and cons of pitching -Always learning how to run a business -Learning as you go -Delegating is hard -Full-time marketing person -How to be intentional about marketing -Getting work from personal work -Getting work from pitches -Feeding off of the community -Dream Client: Myself -Favorite Animated Film: Pixar’s Incredibles -What does your family think you do: “Coloring in” -Animalator: mouse

Episode 33: Animade

Emily McDowell has been transforming the stationery industry since 2013 with her “greeting cards for the relationships we really have.” She's is a cancer survivor and the creator of Empathy Cards, a line of greeting cards for when you don’t know what to say. She’s also the co-author of her new book, There Is No Good Card For This. She has appeared on Good Morning America, NPR, and NBC, and featured in the New York Times, USA Today, and Women's Health. -- @EmilyMcDowell_: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook | emilymcdowell.com @BrandenHarvey on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook &amp; Snapchat | brandenharvey.com Find show notes at soundsgoodpodcast.com Sign up for the Goodnewsletter at goodnewsletter.org

Emily McDowell — What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say

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