In this episode, I’m talking to Dr. Mike Goetsch, a chiropractor and entrepreneur. We jump into the concept of "work-life harmony” and taking a proactive approach to your health. Dr. Mike explains how his love for learning and being challenged sets his clinic apart. He also offers practical ways to add enjoyable forms of exercise into your daily routine and why setting attainable health goals is so important.
Dr. Mike graduated from the Palmer College of Chiropractic in Port Orange, FL.
His clinic, Prototype Health, aims to raise the standard of care with innovative care strategies to help patients heal faster and a new fee-for-results business model that will revolutionize how patients affordable pay for healthcare.
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About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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When it comes to burnout, I've been there, done that. And when I came to a crossroads in my career I needed help navigating, I turned to my long-time friend and mentor, Marisa Wheeling Ciesluk, to help me. A former higher education professional turned coach, Marisa talks about her transition from burnout to launching her coaching business. We explore the significance of self-awareness, taking walks, and finding inner peace. If you feel trapped or unfulfilled in your career, this episode is for you!
Marisa is a firestarter and a Certified Leadership Coach for Organizational Performance- a little unconventional. She loves to co-create fun and impactful experiences to expand individual and group capacity for leadership and change by using movement, a holistic perspective, and a little fire. She meets people where they are and literally walks with them on the journey of learning and development.
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Marisa's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mwheelingciesluk/
Marisa's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mwciesluk/
Marisa's Website - https://www.mwcleadership.com/
Glennon Doyle, We Can Do Hard Things Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/0eFL5HJejQHZrdgAFdPnOm?si=61a797e581144da1
Coaching Outdoors - https://open.spotify.com/show/5Q5aZsBEg2iW4dNv4kLQfa
About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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Driven by the desire to prioritize family and achieve a work-life blend, Casey Brinkman and I hit it off almost immediately the first time we met. In this episode, we discuss the challenges and mindset shifts involved in starting a business. You’ll hear how she decided on a niche and the role it played in transforming her business and attracting ideal clients.
Casey launched The Digital Brink in 2017 as a side hustle with the hope that one day she'd be able to work from home with her kids on her lap. In just 2 1/2 years, she and her husband Chris were able to quit their 9-to-5 jobs and since have built a 6-figure ad agency creating the freedom to live life on their terms.
Links mentioned:
The Digital Brink Website - https://thedigitalbrink.com/
The Digital Brink on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thedigitalbrink/
About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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This conversation is special to me, not only because I’m part of the team Diana Carter is building at Carter House Copy but because I now consider her a friend and mentor. Diana took time to chat with me just weeks before welcoming her third child… walking me through how she built the business she has today and how she’s able to step out for maternity leave. We also talk about boundaries… something she taught me a lot about as a working mom.
Diana is a self-admittedly totally-obsessed-with-her-kids working mom and a business owner. She has over a decade of experience developing brand strategies and writing copy and content for Fortune 500 companies and start ups alike. She launched Carter House Copy in August 2020 after a career in both corporate and nonprofit marketing and communications left more to be desired in terms of work-life integration and effort vs. impact.
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About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family. Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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Good vibes only. In this episode, I’m talking to the woman who introduced me to human design and the world of energy, Rachel Hatteberg Walt. She has such a unique perspective. And if this feels a little too woo for you, this episode is something you’ll want to listen to. We discuss how human design can be a tool in your life and business.
Rachel is a compassionate and creative soul that thrives on alone time but can’t survive without her loved ones, the outdoors, her curiosity, and Indian food. She is one that gets stuff done but also stops to notice the birds in the trees (especially the two owls that live in her backyard!). She is the Founder of Craftingood, a mom of 3, a Speech-Language Pathologist, a Meditation Teacher, and a Reiki Master.
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About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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In this episode, my guest Trysh Berndt opens up in a very real and honest way about how her postpartum depression fueled her to start her coaching business. Trysh played a part in helping me find my voice. In a coaching session, we talked through some of the things that were holding me back from starting this podcast. When our session was over, I told her I’d invite her to be a guest when I launched. I’m thankful for her help and that she joined me here to share her story so openly so that others might not feel so alone.
Trysh is a certified life and PUSH coach, medical lab tech, and mom of 2. You’ll hear her passion for helping others find a love for fitness, master their energy equilibrium, and connect with their purpose in life in this episode.
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About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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How do you consume content? Do you know what your audience prefers? In this episode, I talk with the person who gave me my first paid freelance work. We talk about how to break down long-form content and the platforms you want to have your content.
Kristen Stegall is a video and podcast producer and the CEO of Novice Studios, a production company for podcasters. Her company specializes in video podcasts and YouTube optimization.
In this episode, we talk about:
Novice Studios Website - https://novicestudiosclt.com/
Novice Studios Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/novicestudiosclt/
Kristen’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristenstegall/
About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
Connect with Me!
Building a business can be a lonely road. At least, that’s what I’ve been told. But I’ve met so many incredible people on this journey, including those who will speak my name and share my business with others that may need my services. One of those people is Sarah Hilton. Like me, she’s in the early stages of being a business owner, and we’ve leaned on each other as challenges pop up. In this episode, she explains her tactic behind building a network and how she’s learned to pitch her business … all while working a full-time job.
After nearly two decades of working in corporate and nonprofit marketing, Sarah founded the marketing agency, Howard and Rose. She works with small business owners, creative entrepreneurs, and nonprofit leaders to clarify their marketing objectives, organize their content and systems, and strategically identify and tackle special projects and priorities from a practical marketing mindset.
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In this episode, we talk about the following:
The power of building relationships through networking
How to use LinkedIn and what do with the connections you make there
Networking tactics when you are looking to expand your influence
About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned freelance content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family. Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
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Taking leaps of faith, big and small, is something everyone does. In this episode, I’m talking to Junior Nyemb, who gives those stories of leaps a place to live and be shared with others. His Instagram Live Series LEAP is what prompted me to want to start the Content to Create a podcast. You’ll want to hear about his biggest leap and how he says restlessness can serve us well.
Junior is an entrepreneur, brand strategist, writer, and speaker from Cameroon. He is committed to helping people and companies find the truest expression of who they are and the contribution they want to make in the world.
He spent almost a decade at Wingate University. His role as the University’s Brand and Content Director helped give him the confidence to start a brand consultancy called Grio. He currently serves as chief empathy officer, leading all brand development and brand strategy efforts. His vision is a world with more empathetic leaders, organizations and brands.
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Instagram: @junior_nyemb
In this episode, we talk about:
Your influence on others, even if it’s an audience of one
Taking (big) leaps in life and the reasons we take them
How to deal with self-doubt and how it can serve us well
Why being restless may not be a bad thing
About Me:
Hi, I'm Megan, a former TV news producer turned freelance content creator. While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when really it should be the other way around. So I clocked out of clocking in and decided to take on a workload that made sense for me – and my family.
Within my first year, I was able to spend priceless quality time with my girls while matching my full-time salary, leaving me content to create.
Connect with Me!
LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-weatherford-llc/
Website - https://www.megan-weatherford.com/
While searching for the elusive work-life balance, I realized I had built my life around my work when I wanted it to be the other way around. So, I started my own business. Now, I feel like I'm in a place where I am content to create... things like this podcast! So, join me on my journey and hear from some amazing people I've met.
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