Today’s episode is all about how to stay motivated. Entrepreneurs with kids have a lot going on in their family life and within their businesses. Juggling both these things is a full-time job, and it’s easy to become unmotivated and just start going through the motions with our kids and within our businesses. This is not good for the family and for our bottom lines. &nbsp; In this episode, we’re discussing 5 tricks and tips that we use to stay motivated when we’re struggling. It’s important to remember that ALL of us get unmotivated at times, even the most successful people struggle with burnout. The tips below are a few things that have worked for us, but, everyone’s different. We’d love to hear what you guys do to stay motivated with your kids and within your business, when you feel like giving up. &nbsp; Our 5 Tips on How to Stay Motivated:  Remember your “why” Find inspiration Surround yourself with like-minded people Celebrating small wins Focus on the positive things in your life  &nbsp; “I want to build other women and men up. That’s the only way to success” - Ildiko Ferenczi &nbsp;&nbsp; Episode Highlights:  Tapping into your inner Lion or Lioness Finding inspiration through art, quotes, CEOs, musicians, athletes, celebrities, authors etc… Using exercise to release endorphins Enjoying the journey and not the end goal Realizing that your dreams will take time, overnight success is very unlikely How to use visualization and affirmations Ways to practice gratitude, often  &nbsp; &nbsp;Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast:        &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Motivate Yourself to Millions

Today we’re chatting with Boss Lady . Tori is the founder and CEO of . Pink Lily is one of the fastest-growing online women’s clothing retailers in America. Pink Lily brings women an ever-changing assortment of apparel, footwear, and accessories. In 2013 Tori and her husband Chris had their first baby, Jackson. While on maternity leave with no income, Tori noticed the bills piling up. She started experimenting with online marketplaces selling various items to help make ends meet. Her online community of friends quickly grew from a few hundred members to over 10,000 in a short period of time. It was at this moment that Tori realized how passionate she was about building relationships with other women and helping support them through their fashion choices. In 2014, with no capital, Tori and her husband Chris created the online clothing website, Pink Lily. &nbsp; In this episode we’re touching on the explosive growth Pink Lily has had in the last few years, the learning curve from going from one to 200 employees, how connecting with social media influencers was pivotal to Pink Lily’s success, Tori’s unique style of marketing, and of course, juggling the work-life balance. &nbsp; “Really hone in on your customers. Get to know what they want, what they like, and what they buy. Then go after similar customers and market to them in a way that they respond.” - Tori Gerbig &nbsp; Episode Highlights:  How Tori got started in e-commerce by selling odds and ends on various online sites Tori’s unique style of marketing - Asking customers what they’d like to see and showing them the design process Breaking the rules of how people think you should operate a business How Pink Lily grew organically in the beginning Hiring managers from Amazon that know warehouse logistics The pain and pleasure from Covid-19 How Tori juggles being a mom and working alongside her husband Chris The moment Tori’s water broke at work and how she immediately had to go to the hospital to give birth Why Tori is Instilling a work ethic in her kids and not giving them the world  &nbsp; Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast:        &nbsp; Connect with Pink Lily:

Tori Gerbig: How This Mompreneur Built a 100 Million Dollar Online Boutique From Scratch

We’re on the podcast today talking about the power of story. Stories are the oldest form of marketing because they impact the heart and soul. Stories can have a profound effect on the success of your business, too, because today’s businesses are all built on connection. Once you have a connection with your audience, they become your number one supporters and oftentimes, customers. People want to know your struggles and your wins. They can relate to those moments because it’s likely they’ve been through the same thing or something similar. &nbsp; We want to encourage all of you to tell YOUR story. Don’t be shy, chances are the story you don’t want to tell is the story you need to tell. You’ll be surprised at the questions you get from your followers on social media or the supporting DM’s you’ll receive that celebrate your journey. &nbsp; &nbsp;Episode Highlights:  How today’s businesses are built on connection through story The oldest form of marketing How to create your personal story The relatability factor How to practice working on your speech and how to overcome the intimidation Building a story Arc Watching Ted Talks for inspiration  &nbsp; “The story you don’t want to tell is the story you need to tell.” - Ildiko Ferenczi &nbsp; Resources:  Bo Eason- Donald Miller -    &nbsp; &nbsp; Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast:        &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

How a Brand Story Can Build Your Business

Brad Lea, Founder and CEO of  is a leading authority on web-based training, setting the gold standard for how training is delivered, tracked, and reported on, ensuring maximum performance, accountability, retention, and results. His thought leadership has been instrumental in helping guide some of today’s most effective and productive sales professionals worldwide. Brad is passionate about assisting companies in discovering and developing additional recurring revenue models and improving existing systems and processes. &nbsp; Brad joins us on the show to share a little of his background and the story of why he was in the unique situation of having to learn how to be an entrepreneur at a very young age. He outlines the concept of Lightspeed VT and why the platform has become such a runaway success. Brad also gives us the low down on his philosophy on failure, why he always asks himself, 'what's the worst that can happen?' and why it's absolutely essential for entrepreneurs not to be afraid of failure. &nbsp; "Listen, it ain't about money. It's about freedom." - Brad Lea &nbsp; "Relationships are the new currency. So, all you have to do to be in sales is use your heart - approach it as a relationship, not a sale, and you'll do much better." - Brad Lea &nbsp; This Week on Pretty and Punk:  How Brad stays positive and finds things to be grateful for even when times are tough Brad's influences as a young person and the life experiences that led to his passion for sales Why Brad is adamant that you don't have to break your back with hard work to be successful How Brad balances family and work and what he learned from some of the mistakes he made in previous relationships Why Brad isn't motivated by leaving a legacy for his children and what does motivate him instead How Brad's life has changed as an entrepreneur since he became a father to his youngest children The advice Brad would give to budding entrepreneurs The book Brad recommends to his kids to help them succeeded in life  &nbsp; Connect with Brad Lea:   by Brad Lea        &nbsp; Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast:        &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Brad Lea: Selling His Way To Millions While Juggling a Family Along The Way

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"Dismantling Worry: Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Keep Winning." ep 136 &nbsp; Welcome to another empowering episode of Pretty and Punk Podcast for entrepreneurs who are juggling the joys and challenges of business and parenthood.&nbsp;&nbsp;In this episode iLdiKo Ferenczi and Dan Caldwell , tackle an issue that we all grapple with—Worry.&nbsp; &nbsp; Worry can be a destructive force, eating away at your creativity, productivity, family life and even your health.&nbsp;&nbsp;In "Dismantling Worry: Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Keep Winning," we explore practical tips and insights to help you move from a cycle of worry to a cycle of winning. &nbsp; We delve into the psychological and physiological impacts of worry and provide actionable steps to prevent concern from escalating into full-blown fear. From setting boundaries on 'worry time' to seeking professional advice, we cover a range of strategies that can help you focus on what truly matters, both in business and family life. &nbsp; So tune in, take notes, and start your journey toward a worry-free, more productive life. Because every entrepreneur deserves to win, without the burden of unnecessary worries. &nbsp; &nbsp; ps Please when you leave a review please leave your @ handel so we can get you a surprise! &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Connect with us! &nbsp; instargram: &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; TikTok &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; Facebook &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Youtube &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; websites &nbsp;  &nbsp;

Dismantling Worry: Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Keep Winning ep 136

Ep 147 Pretty and Punk Podcast In this enlightening episode of the Pretty and Punk Podcast, hosts Dan Caldwell and Ildiko Ferenczi talk about the profound impact of self-talk on success and overcoming challenges. They explore the concept that our success or failure hinges on the narratives we tell ourselves. Ildiko emphasizes the role of mindset and the internal script we constantly replay in our heads. Dan shares insights on gaining confidence through small victories and the importance of not comparing your beginning to someone else’s peak. &nbsp; The two discuss the inspiration drawn from the stories of successful figures like Walt Disney, highlighting how understanding their failures makes them relatable and provides a blueprint for overcoming personal hurdles. They emphasize the importance of positive self-talk, drawing on personal experiences and the influence of parental guidance and spiritual faith. &nbsp; Ildiko shares touching anecdotes about her mother’s positivity, demonstrating the power of perspective and gratitude in shaping one’s outlook. Dan underscores this with his own transformative experiences, advocating for the importance of framing situations positively. &nbsp; The episode is a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and motivational insights, encouraging listeners to engage in positive self-talk, draw inspiration from successful figures, and see challenges as opportunities for growth. It’s a must-listen for anyone looking to harness the power of their mindset to overcome obstacles and achieve the ultimate success. &nbsp; P.S. Please when you leave a review please leave your @ handel so we can get you a surprise! &nbsp; Connect with us! &nbsp; instargram: &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; TikTok  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; Facebook  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Youtube &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; websites &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()

You Will Succeed or Fail, Based on the Stories You Tell Yourself, Find Out How!

EP 165 Interview With the Worlds Youngest Inspirational Speaker. &nbsp; In this special episode of the "Pretty and Punk Podcast," join hosts Dan Caldwell and ILdiko Ferenczi, alongside their son Daniel, as they explore the intersection of entrepreneurship, parenting, and personal growth. With their unique blend of experiences.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Dan and ILdiko dive deep into the challenges and joys of nurturing future leaders within the family. This episode shines a spotlight on young Daniel's journey as he steps into the world of public speaking, sharing insights from his recent standing ovation-worthy performance in front of his largest audience yet.&nbsp; &nbsp; Hear these inspiring insights, from the world’s youngest inspirational speaker, as he recounts what he does to prepare for these big speeches.&nbsp;&nbsp;Discover the power of positive affirmations, the impact of embracing practice despite fear, and the ripple effect of inspiring others by simply pursuing one's passion.&nbsp; &nbsp; Whether you're a budding a young entrepreneur of your own, or a parent striving for balance, this episode promises to leave you with valuable takeaways and a heart full of inspiration. Tune in to hear a family's story of love, ambition, and the belief that when you inspire the people around you, you can ultimately change the world a little bit at a time. &nbsp; P.S. Please when you leave a review please leave your @ handel so we can get you a surprise! &nbsp; &nbsp; Connect with us! &nbsp; instargram: &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; TikTok &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; Facebook &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Youtube &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; websites &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()

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EP 166 “I’m at a Crossroads and I Don’t Know What to Do!” &nbsp; In this deeply engaging and extended episode of the Pretty and Punk Podcast, dynamic duo Ildiko Ferenczi and Dan Caldwell, center this episode around a poignant letter from a listener, who finds himself at a crossroads, grappling with the delicate balance of dedicating himself to his business while striving to be present and supportive at home. John’s story resonates deeply with both Ildiko and Dan, sparking a rich discussion filled with personal reflections, professional insights, and a treasure trove of actionable advice for listeners navigating similar challenges. &nbsp; The heart of this episode is the raw and honest exploration of the tensions that arise when professional commitments seem to encroach upon family time, a situation all too familiar to the co-hosts themselves.&nbsp;&nbsp;The listener’s letter, outlines his struggle with feeling disconnected from his family due to the demands of his business, a scenario that prompts Dan and Ildiko to offer their unique perspectives and solutions, drawing from their own experiences of balancing multi-million dollar business ventures with family life. &nbsp; Key to the conversation is the emphasis on communication as the cornerstone of navigating the complexities of entrepreneurial parenthood. The co-hosts explore the importance of having open and honest dialogues within the family, encouraging listeners to step into their partner’s shoes and understand the emotional toll that imbalance can take. They address the critical need for couples to share their struggles without judgment, fostering a supportive environment where both partners feel seen, heard, and valued. &nbsp; Reflecting on the listener’s situation, Dan and Ildiko underscore the significance of acknowledging each other’s efforts and the sacrifices made for the family’s well-being. They discuss the potential for resentment to build when one’s contributions are overlooked and emphasize the power of appreciation in strengthening the marital bond. This episode is filled with specific, actionable tips for listeners, such as setting boundaries around work, delegating tasks to alleviate pressure, and finding practical ways to be more present and engaged at home. &nbsp; Moreover, the discussion ventures into emotional support and understanding, with Ildiko and Dan sharing personal anecdotes that highlight the importance of being there for one another in times of stress and vulnerability. They advocate for couples to approach conflicts with empathy, patience, and a willingness to support each other’s needs, even when it means stepping outside of one’s comfort zone to address the underlying issues head-on. &nbsp; The co-hosts celebrate the resilience of parent entrepreneurs and the beauty of building a legacy together, not just in business, but in the nurturing and raising of tomorrow’s leaders within a loving and supportive family environment. &nbsp; Listeners will walk away from this episode equipped with a deeper understanding of the delicate balance between work and family, inspired by Dan and Ildiko’s honesty and practical advice.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; S. Please when you leave a review please leave your @ handel so we can get you a surprise! &nbsp; &nbsp; Connect with us! &nbsp; instargram: &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; TikTok &nbsp;  ()&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; Facebook &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Youtube &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; websites &nbsp; &nbsp;  () &nbsp; &nbsp;  ()

"I'm at a Crossroads in My Relationship and My Business and I Don't Know What to Do!"

Today the show is all about boosting awareness of why this a great time to start an online business despite how tough things are out there. Because of the ongoing pandemic businesses are closing down which puts many jobs at risk. So we share our tips and tricks on monetizing your knowledge, or selling products or services online to make extra money during challenging times and how you can develop that into a successful ongoing business. &nbsp; Even if you need to run your new enterprise alongside your current job or around your kids, there has never been a better time to start an online business then reap all the rewards of your hard work. &nbsp; “Don’t be shy! Just dip your toes in and get on with it.” - Ildiko Ferenczi&nbsp; &nbsp; This Week on Pretty and Punk:  The differences between being an employee and an employer when times are hard Our advice on seizing the moment and making the most of your skills The benefits of understanding online marketing and how to make sales funnels What is influencer marketing and how you can make it work for you How you can outsource tasks such as taking calls or arranging shipping Using Youtube to learn skills for free Picking a business partner and why it doesn’t have to be location dependent Leveraging your personal inventory to make money in the short term  &nbsp; Resources Mentioned:

How to Start an Online Business in 2020

Juliane Corona graduated from California State University Bakersfield with a degree in Business Administration, focusing on Marketing. After she became pregnant, she began researching the benefits of placenta encapsulation and was disappointed to find no one in her area offered the service, so she decided to take matters into her own hands. Juliane trained under another Placenta Encapsulation specialist in California then went on to earn certifications in Bloodborne Pathogens and ’s Safe Food Handling before completing the  training program. When she founded  and started offering placenta encapsulation Juliane worked hard to become an expert in placenta encapsulation, she loves sharing her knowledge, often appearing on T.V., radio, or podcasts, and contributing to articles about the subject. &nbsp; Juliane joins us today to share why she is passionate about educating women on the effects of postpartum depression and the benefits of placenta encapsulation to perinatal health as a whole. She discusses how her business idea took off and what it's like to work alongside her husband Rick, and details the huge leap of faith they took at the beginning of their journey. Juliane also shares their experience of outsourcing some of the daily tasks and how that benefits the business and their family and why they try hard not to work at weekends to make time to enjoy the small moments of pleasure in life. &nbsp; "When you start your business don't just go with whatever you think is going to stick to the wall, it has to come from what you are really and truly passionate about - the passion will shine through and you will find success." - Juliane Corona &nbsp; This Week on Pretty and Punk:  How Juliane and her husband work through their personal and professional goals as a couple How they achieve balance in their relationship, for their kids, and in the business Why they prefer early morning starts The problems Juliane encountered when she first started the business and how she resolved them Why she upgraded the Mommy Made branding Why she is committed to doing something meaningful with her life to lift women up How she is building Mommy Made into a national and international company The practical process of encapsulation Mom guilt and how Juliane deals with it as a mompreneur Juliane's advice for people starting a new business A giveaway code for Mommy Made encapsulation The one critical piece of life advice Juliane and Rick would give their kids  &nbsp; Resources Mentioned:    &nbsp; Connect with Juliane Corona:  &nbsp;       &nbsp; Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast:        &nbsp; &nbsp;

"I'm at a Crossroads in My Relationship and My Business and I Don't Know What to Do!"

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