Important Work

Balancing faith as a leader in a secular workplace can be difficult. If you are strong in your faith, it can be difficult to find the correct intersection of faith and leadership. On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Debbie Heiser to help us discuss this topic. http://www.mygroundswell.com

Once you’re ready to take on your own Important Work, creating and disseminating your message with marketing content is a huge part of growing a customer base and a tribe of like-minded people. On this episode of Important Work, we’re talking about content with special guest Hani Mourra of Repurpose.io. http://www.mygroundswell.com

Are you well-equipped to accept success gracefully? On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Maru Iabichela to the podcast to begin to unpack how you can accept success gracefully with infinite receiving. http://www.mygroundswell.com

Life is - at best - complicated. At worst? Unfortunately, we’re likely all living some version of this. Too many obligations, too many things to attend to that sap our energy without refilling the cup. In this episode of Important Work, we welcome Mary Allison Brown to the show. Mary Allison is based in Tacoma, and in addition to her “day job” as a mental health therapist, she spends her free time fulfilling her own important work. http://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we welcome special guest Ana Levin. In addition to assisting clients to share their message as a Groundswell Guide, Ana also does energy alignments to help people break down walls and feel again. http://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Dan Rawls who shares his point of view on the difference between referrals and connections. Dan spent over 25 years in the lifestyle franchise business, going all the way back the analog, or pre-Internet, days. Dan knows the referral game inside and out. http://www.mygroundswell.com

How do you approach marketing? The fact of the matter is that, if you are in business for yourself, you absolutely must be marketing yourself and your business in an appropriate manner if you want to drive results. On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Curt Stockwell to discuss the human side of marketing. http://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Tara Wear, host of the From Conflict to Collaboration show, which aims to help humanity meet our needs to truly connect with other people. I particularly focus on work, people have lowered their expectations on the type of community, collaboration, and mindset shifts. http://www.mygroundswell.com

Limiting beliefs are the things that we bump up against when we set out to do something and our internal dialog speaks back, telling us we don’t have what it takes to reach our goals. On this episode of Important Work, we welcome special guest Misty Springer, host of the Awaken the Best You show. Join us as we discuss how to break through limiting beliefs to awaken the best you. http://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we talk about why gut health is not only essential to physical health, but also to achieving success in our relationships and work. Sharon Holand Gelfand joins us to share her journey to her personal Important Work of improving gut health for others. http://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Robert Henry who owns a brokerage firm that’s led to personal, spiritual and financial fulfillment ... but he didn’t start there. Listen as we follow the path he took to his own Important Work. http://www.mygroundswell.com

If you commonly dream about how to make money doing what you love, you’re in the right place. In this week’s episode, we welcome Camille Leon, founder of the Holistic Chamber of Commerce, a nationwide network of 60 chapters in the U.S. and three in Canada. http://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Danny Levin. We are talking about where spirituality and marketing meet and why it’s the secret to combating information overload in social marketing and breaking through with a message that’s meaningful and lands. www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Shane McGraw, the founder of The Cadre Concept business and host of the Cadre Concept podcast. Join us as we cover Shane’s inspiring journey from a high-paying job that left him feeling empty inside to starting a business that helps others build community and give back.  http://www.mygroundswell.com

  What value do you place on trust and transparency in your relationships, family, and business? On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Sean Smith to discuss why trust and transparency - over shimmer, fantasy, and shine - is the new currency.  http://www.mygroundswell.com  

Have you ever considered how to start a show? Maybe you’ve got a great idea, a unique worldview, or specific experience or expertise you want to share with the world. On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Mark Kaye. Mark has been a host for both radio and TV and has been in the broadcasting industry for more than 20 years. http://www.mygroundswell.com

 In this episode of Important Work, we speak about that point in a person’s life where they have tried stuff and it just hasn’t worked. Plus, we share how the Groundswell Method draws out of people the language to describe what they are passionate about and who their audience is. http://www.mygroundswell.com  

In this episode, we cover the challenges of being a CEO and how making a difference in business in the game changer to overcome obstacles of time. https://www.mygroundswell.com

On this episode of Important Work, we’re answering some of the most common content marketing questions we hear from folks that are looking and needing to start content marketing in a serious way. http://www.mygroundswell.com

Are you looking for a more fulfilling career? If so, you’re in good company. On this episode of Important Work, we welcome Brad Hart who runs a company called Make More Marbles. Brad shares how his journey to become successful by all conventional methods couldn’t fill the loneliness and disconnect he’d been experiencing. http://www.mygroundswell.com