🎙 Episode 33.2: Mo’ Money, Mo’ ProblemsSeason 2, Episode 3✨ Summary – It Girl Life Style: This week, we’re spilling the real tea on dream jobs and dollar signs. Meredith and Mishelle are back with a heart-to-heart on what it actually takes to chase your passion and pay the bills. From Mishelle’s soul-lit love of coaching to Meredith’s postal fantasies (yes, really), the convo goes deep into what fulfillment looks like when you're balancing big dreams with real-life responsibilities. 💼💸💭They unpack their own career detours, dish out advice for the next gen of glow-getters, and remind us all that you can live your best life without sacrificing security. Fulfillment doesn't have to come with a paycheck—sometimes it starts with just getting to know you. If you’ve ever asked yourself “Can I really do what I love and make money?”—this one’s for you, babe. 🌟🎧 Listen for: 💬 “You can start over so many times.” 💬 “Don’t give up on your dreams.” 💬 “Get to know yourself better early.”

In this episode of In the Field: The ABA Podcast, I chat with Mellanie Page, CEO of The ABA Collective and Executive VP of Operations at ABS Kids. Mellanie brings a rare blend of clinical and operational insight to the world of Organizational Behavior Management (OBM), offering a practical and accessible approach to making meaningful change from within ABA organizations.Key Topics:From Clinical to Operational Leadership: Mellanie shares how her unexpected transition into operations led her to pursue an MBA and, ultimately, build learning programs that bridge the gap between business strategy and clinical excellence.What is OBM, Really? We break down the broad umbrella of OBM—what it is, how it differs from traditional ABA, and the subspecialties within it, such as performance management, safety, and instructional design.Practical OBM in Action: Mellanie walks us through her “Practical OBM” framework, designed to help everyday BCBAs apply OBM in their current roles. Learn how pinpointing high-impact behaviors and aligning systems can lead to powerful organizational change.Job Crafting and Burnout Recovery: Discover how OBM skills can help you reshape your current role to align better with your values, reduce burnout, and increase job satisfaction—without needing a new job title.Bridging the Science with Systems Thinking: From motivational interviewing to change management, Mellanie shares how she integrates soft skills with hard data to build sustainable, values-aligned systems of improvement.Getting Buy-In as a Practitioner: Learn how to communicate your ideas in a way that resonates with leadership, by framing them around organizational values, ROI, and layered system alignment.Key Takeaways:You don’t need to wait for permission to start using OBM—change can start within your own caseload or team.OBM isn’t about titles or certifications; it’s about building skills that create meaningful, scalable impact.The most effective organizational change starts with small, clearly defined, high-impact behaviors.Understanding stakeholder values and system alignment is critical to making sustainable improvements.OBM and instructional design are deeply aligned in their focus on performance, outcomes, and practical implementation.Connect with Mellanie and The ABA Collective:Website: https://www.theabacollective.com/LinkedIn: Mellanie PageInstagram: @theabacollectiveUpcoming Events:OBM Practitioner Program: 12-week cohort-based experience for designing and implementing real OBM projects with group coaching and support.Digital Clinician: A program for clinicians interested in creating digital products and leveraging online business models to scale their impact.Business of ABA Conference: A virtual event happening in September focused on operations, strategy, and growing with quality in mind.Free CEUs: Monthly workshops on practical applications of OBM and ABA in real-world settings.Disclaimer: BCBA®, BACB® [or any other BACB® trademark used] is/are registered to the Behavior Analytic Certification Board® BACB®. This website and products are not in any way sponsored by the BACB®. All information and products are for educational purposes only.

Join host Jason on an exciting journey into the world of ethical non-monogamy and lifestyle parties. In this episode, we delve into the art of organization, sexual spontaneity, and gearing up for epic lifestyle events. Discover tips and tricks for packing efficiently, maintaining pleasure without interruptions, and exploring the benefits of planning ahead for adult-themed parties. Be prepared to embark on fun and adventurous adult activities with expert packing advice, from the importance of having hoe bags to the brilliance of travel bags. Learn how to maximize enjoyment at themed events like the Risqué Lifestyle Glow Party, with creative costume tips and must-have party essentials. This episode is a blend of humor, practicality, and candid insights into making your lifestyle experiences more fulfilling and hassle-free. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just curious, everyone can find valuable takeaways on embracing and organizing a vibrant lifestyle.   My links: www.thatotherlifestyle.com https://benable.com/ThatOtherLifestyle National Lifestyle Weekend Tickets Naughty in New Orleans 2025 Tickets Single Men's Guide to the Lifestyle Course https://beacons.ai/thatotherlifestyle Risque Lifestyle Parties SDC.com STDHero.com Hellowisp.com

Send us a textIn this episode, we will dive into the fascinating world of etymology—the study of word origins. I explore four compelling reasons to teach word roots and how they deepen vocabulary, boost reading comprehension, enhance spelling, and sharpen writing skills. I also suggest fun, simple ways to incorporate word study into daily lessons, including games, journals, and word detective work. You'll also appreciate the trusted resources linked below. Words have stories, and those stories help our children grow as confident communicators, so let's do this.Write On!📚 Links & Resources Mentioned:Books & Workbooks:Word Roots by The Critical Thinking Co. 👉 Available at Rainbow ResourceVocabulary from Classical Roots by Lee Mountain 👉 Available at Rainbow ResourceEnglish from the Roots Up by Joegil Lundquist 👉 Available at AmazonThe Etymologicon by Mark Forsyth 👉 Kindle version on Amazon – approx. $5Websites/Apps:Etymonline.com – Free etymology dictionaryMembean.com – Root-based vocabulary learning (approx. $6/month)Merriam-Webster’s Kids Dictionary – Kid-friendly definitions & word origins

Choosing the right pain test in laboratory animal research isn’t just about the science. It’s about understanding your tools, your models, and even your own comfort level. In this episode of The LASt Word, we welcome Dr. James McNew, Clinical Veterinarian at Baylor College of Medicine, to share insights from his JAALAS paper ‘Comparison of Thermal and Mechanical Pain Testing Modalities in Sprague Dawley and Fischer 344 Rats (Rattus norvegicus)’. Join us as Jamie discusses his path into laboratory animal medicine, the collaborative journey behind the study, and surprising findings that challenge assumptions about genetic background and pain testing variability. You’ll also learn about the practical factors to consider when designing animal studies, why mentorship and collaboration matter, and how small research projects can lead to big contributions. Tune in for valuable advice for researchers looking to create better, more reproducible science!   Key Points From This Episode: Why Jamie chose lab animal medicine as a career path. Early exposure to research through veterinary scholar programs. How a side project became a published study. The benefits of building a strong mentorship and research team. Comparing pain test consistency across genetic backgrounds. Practical setup and acclimation techniques for pain testing. Why randomization and handling techniques matter. Unexpected findings on genetic background and pain variability. Insight into the pros and cons of different pain tests. Advice for choosing the right model and pain test.   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Dr. James McNew on LinkedIn ‘Comparison of Thermal and Mechanical Pain Testing Modalities in Sprague Dawley and Fischer 344 Rats (Rattus norvegicus)’ American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS) Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (JAALAS) The LASt Word: An AALAS Podcast

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most under appreciated superpowers of entrepreneurship: delayed gratification. From the raw beginnings of a commission-only direct sales job to leading teams, building businesses, and staying focused through mental and financial droughts, James shares a brutally honest reflection on what it really takes to succeed in the long run.We explore:The early lessons of sacrificing weekends, comforts, and fast money for future gain.How to know when to play for a quick win versus the long-term game.Mental strategies to stay grounded and focused when everyone else seems to be speeding ahead.Why success isn’t about chasing, it’s about building.The importance of developing daily habits, routines, and personal tests to build discipline and mental toughness.How to navigate the mental warfare of entrepreneurship and resist the temptation of instant gratification in a world that thrives on it.This episode is raw, real, and packed with hard-earned wisdom. Whether you’re just starting out or already in the trenches, you’ll walk away with a sharper mindset and practical tools to build something that lasts.It’s not about perfection—it’s about progression. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Send us a textLet’s get one thing straight — you don’t need a breakup, a breakdown, or a spiritual awakening to decide it’s time to glow up. If you're in your "meh but make it hot" era, this episode is your lazy girl guide to becoming that version of yourself — mentally, spiritually, and physically — with zero guilt and maximum slay. 💅In this power-packed Part 1, we’re throwing out the rulebook and diving deep into the mindset shifts that change everything — even if you’re currently glued to your bed, eating cereal out of a mug. This is for the girls who want to evolve, elevate, and embody their best selves just because they can. No timeline, no drama, no hustle-culture pressure — just you, owning your growth on your terms.Tune in if you’re ready to glow up over the next 2-4 months without burnout, overthinking, or trying to "earn" your transformation. Being better isn’t a reward — it’s a right.glow up fast, lazy girl glow up hacks, soft life glow up tips, mindset shift for self growth, how to glow up spiritually, mental glow up tips, how to glow up in 2 months, self improvement podcast for women Thanks for tuning into Irreplaceable! Here’s how to stay connected with us: Got a thought or story to share? Write to me at irreplaceable.podcast@gmail.com Tweet your hot takes or shoutouts @irr_podcast on XFollow all the behind-the-scenes action on Instagram at irreplaceable.podcast Got something on your mind? Drop us a message—totally anonymous if you want! Can’t wait to hear from you Catch you next time! #StayIrreplaceable

In Episode 63 of Workforce Skills, John Morris dives into the basics that separate success from stagnation: showing up on time, planning ahead, and taking responsibility. From life skills classes to in-the-field accountability, John shares how small habits—like clocking in and out—create big momentum. He reflects on his company’s growth, how structure builds freedom, and why second chances aren’t handouts—they’re hand-ups. This episode is a must for anyone serious about transforming work ethic into real opportunity.

In Part 1, Dr. Samantha Harte shared the personal story behind her shift from physical therapist to emotional healing guide—after losing her sister and realizing that true recovery requires more than just treating the body.In this episode, she dives into how lasting transformation begins: by breaking emotional patterns, reframing trauma, and reconnecting with the part of ourselves we’ve long ignored.She also explains how her modern take on the 12 Steps can help anyone—whether or not they relate to traditional recovery—start living with more clarity, self-trust, and joy.Want to drink less with no pressure to quit? Go to https://ctbk.co/4doo5dq for a free 15-day trial.--Listen to Journey to the Sunnyside Podcast: https://bit.ly/4bxCqT3Subscribe to Sunnyside’s YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3zuoID4CONNECT WITH SUNNYSIDE:- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joinsunnyside/- Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/joinsunnyside/- Twitter:  https://x.com/joinsunnyside- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@joinsunnysideABOUT SUNNYSIDE: Sunnyside is the #1 alcohol moderation app that helps you drink less without any shame, guilt, or pressure to quit. Optimize your alcohol habits to achieve benefits like sleeping better, losing weight, feeling more energy, and saving money. We know that an all-or-nothing approach doesn’t work for everyone, so we focus on helping you set your own goals, celebrate small wins, and build a lasting system of accountability. As a result, 96.7% of our members see a big drop in their drinking after 90 days.Disclaimer: This podcast is not intended as medical advice, and the views of the guests may not represent the views of Sunnyside. If you’re concerned about your health or alcohol use, please consider seeking advice from a doctor.