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Simon Says Let’s Talk Business 2.0: Joel Thain of IntegriCom & Andrew J. Clark of Hite Digital

May 20, 2022 by Amanda Pearch

Forsyth Studio

Simon Says Let's Talk Business 2.0: Joel Thain of IntegriCom & Andrew J. Clark of Hite Digital

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Host Gary Zermuehlen joined in studio by Joel Thain of IntegriCom & Andrew J Clark of Hite Digital Atlanta — Host **Gary Zermuehlen** joined in studio by **Joel Thain** of IntegriCom & **Andrew J Clark** of Hite Digital Atlanta

Joel and the IntegriCom team deliver Reliable IT Services for business. Following a process that has been proven over decades, their clients gain peace of mind as they fully manage their IT—from cybersecurity and cloud services to networks, computers, and telephone systems. They build and value friendly and loyal relationships and strive to serve clients in a selfless, joyful, and professional way. Their personal touch is a blend of technology and integrity.

Andrew and the Hite Digital Atlanta team understand the complexities of online presence and digital marketing. You shouldn’t have to do it alone! They provide a wide scope of services including website design, SEO services, Google Ads, Social media ads and much more. Digital Marketing That Grows Businesses. Hite recognizes that every person has a unique purpose, and that if every person fulfills that purpose, they, their community, and the world will be better for it.

Host Gary Z is a Sales Trainer & Coach at Sandler Training, Simon Inc.
Companies depend on sales force development. Gary and team equip sales professionals to drive sales revenue higher, uncover significantly more business opportunities, shorten their selling cycles, and protect their gross profit margins. Using a powerful combination of consulting, sales training, they help their client community to achieve goals and overcome challenges.

Stay tuned for “Sales 1, 2, 3… with Gary Z” at the end of each episode. Listen to the LIVE boradcast on businessradiox.com/forsyth-studo OR SUBSCRIBE to “Simon Says, Lets Talk Business 2.0” on any podcasting platform. Series proudly presented by Sandler Training, Simon Inc.

SIMON SAYS LET’S TALK BUSINESS 2.0: Debut with Host Gary Zermuehlen

April 28, 2022 by Amanda Pearch

Forsyth Studio

SIMON SAYS LET'S TALK BUSINESS 2.0: Debut with Host Gary Zermuehlen

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Host **Gary Zermuehlen**
Sales Trainer & Coach | **Sandler Training, Simon Inc.**
Companies *depend* on sales force development. Gary and team equip sales professionals to drive sales revenue higher, uncover significantly more business opportunities, shorten their selling cycles, and protect their gross profit margins.Using a powerful combination of consulting, sales training, they help their client community to achieve goals and overcome challenges. **Sandler** sales training programs and coaching techniques are a proven methodology for productivity and results. Connect with Gary if you want to talk about selling more, closing more deals, shortening sales cycles & more sales opportunities.Gary’s specialties include Sales training, coaching, and business development consulting. An experienced coaching and consultant, Gary is enthusiastic about his clients and community!Stay tuned for “Sales 1, 2, 3… with Gary Z” at the end of each episode. Listen to the LIVE boradcast every Third Thursday at 3:00PM ET on businessradiox.com/forsyth-studo OR SUBSCRIBE to “Simon Says, Lets Talk Business 2.0” on any podcasting platform.

Series proudly presented by Sandler Training, Simon Inc.

A Real-Life Example of How Hourly Pricing Hurts Your Bottom Line

March 9, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Studio

A Real-Life Example of How Hourly Pricing Hurts Your Bottom Line

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A Real-Life Example of How Hourly Pricing Hurts Your Bottom Line

Hourly pricing or pricing by any increment of time is one of the red flags of inadequate pricing for professional services providers. Here’s a real-life example from a coaching call which illustrates how hourly pricing hurts your bottom line. The Price and Value Journey is presented by John Ray and produced by the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX®.

TRANSCRIPT

John Ray: [00:00:00] Hello. I’m John Ray on The Price and Value Journey. One of the red flags for me of inadequate pricing for professional services providers is pricing by the hour. Now, it’s not that hard once you dig into the details of a particular project or situation to prove it.

John Ray: [00:00:19] Here’s an example. Recently, I spoke with a professional about her pricing, and it was a service with significant value for the niche that she and her firm work in. They have comprehensive experience as both employees and consultants to several different organizations in this niche. They can cite case studies in which she has delivered demonstrable, hard dollar results. Their work delivered high six and low seven figure results for these organizations.

John Ray: [00:00:55] Now, one suggestion that she had received was to price her service at $150 per hour. Her first impulse was to wonder whether that was “too much”. So, let’s go through the math of this, I suggested to her, “Let’s take the example you mentioned of that $1 million result. How many hours did you spend on that project?” Well, after we chatted a bit, she decided it was about 25 hours.

John Ray: [00:01:24] I suggested we assume 50 hours for purposes of this exercise. So, double the number of hours and that we assume $150 per hour. The reason I suggested we double the number of hours is just to address the what if the project takes more hours objection that commonly occurs in these situations. So, in this exercise, which is hypothetical, but it’s based on actual results that she delivered, this provider’s total revenue would have been $7,500. So, that’s 50 hours of the project times $150 per hour.

John Ray: [00:02:04] So, let’s go back in time, I told her, to the point where you were proposing this project to the client. What would their reaction have been if you said you could deliver a $1 million result and that your fee for doing so would be $25,000? What would happen if you went on to ask them what they’d do if you only delivered $500,000? Wouldn’t they still believe the investment in you and your service was worth it? You’re still giving them a 20 times return on their investment, which is one indicator that that $25,000 might not be a high enough price, by the way.

John Ray: [00:02:48] Just in the side here, don’t ignore the fact that we’re just measuring hard dollar outcome that the client receives. We’re not measuring the intangible benefits to the organization and its leaders, which this outcome would also deliver. Those intangibles have value as well.

John Ray: [00:03:08] Further, I told her, by pricing your service in this way, you’re using your price to deliver a marketing signal to the client. A signal that indicates quality, your experience, you deliver results. Those results are demonstrable and you’re worth the investment on their part.

John Ray: [00:03:27] The question with getting off the hourly hamster wheel doesn’t even start with you. So, you start with the problems the client is experiencing that you solve. The friction in their business and their life that you can remove. And the consequent value, both tangible and intangible, you’re able to deliver back to your client. You think in those terms and you price to receive a slice of that value which still gives the client a substantial ROI. And there’s just one example of why when you price by the hour, your price is too low.

John Ray: [00:04:08] I’m John Ray on The Price and Value Journey. If you’d like to hear additional episodes of this podcast series, go to pricevaluejourney.com. And, of course, you can subscribe in your favorite podcast app. And if you’d like to connect with me directly, you can send an email to john@johnray.co. Thank you for joining me.

About The Price and Value Journey

The title of this show describes the journey all professional services providers are on: building a services practice by seeking to convince the world of the value we offer, helping clients achieve the outcomes they desire and trying to do all that at pricing which reflects the value we deliver.

If you feel like you’re working too hard for too little money in your solo or small firm practice, this show is for you. Even if you’re reasonably happy with your practice, you’ll hear ways to improve both your bottom line as well as the mindset you bring to your business.

The show is produced by the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® and can be found on all the major podcast apps. The complete show archive is here.

John Ray, Host of The Price and Value Journey

John Ray The Price and Value Journey — **John Ray, Host of “The Price and Value Journey”**

John Ray is the host of The Price and Value Journey.

John owns Ray Business Advisors, a business advisory practice. John’s services include advising solopreneur and small professional services firms on their pricing. John is passionate about the power of pricing for business owners, as changing pricing is the fastest way to change the profitability of a business. His clients are professionals who are selling their “grey matter,” such as attorneys, CPAs, accountants and bookkeepers, consultants, marketing professionals, and other professional services practitioners.

In his other business, John is a Studio Owner, Producer, and Show Host with Business RadioX®, and works with business owners who want to do their own podcast. As a veteran B2B services provider, John’s special sauce is coaching B2B professionals to use a podcast to build relationships in a non-salesy way which translate into revenue.

John is the host of North Fulton Business Radio, Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Radio, Nashville Business Radio, Alpharetta Tech Talk, and Business Leaders Radio. house shows which feature a wide range of business leaders and companies. John has hosted and/or produced over 1,100 podcast episodes.

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Hylke Faber with Growth Leaders Network and George Basile with School of Sustainability, ASU

March 7, 2022 by Karen

Phoenix Business Radio

Hylke Faber with Growth Leaders Network and George Basile with School of Sustainability, ASU

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Hylke Faber with Growth Leaders Network and George Basile with School of Sustainability, ASU

Growth Leaders Network (GLN) is a boutique culture and team coaching company which helps leaders realize their potential.

Hylke Faber’s mission is to realize his essence and help others do the same. He has been serving as a consultant, coach and facilitator for the last 25 years, working with large and small organizations across the globe.

He is CEO of Growth Leaders Network and Constancee, the leadership and culture development consultancies and has taught the Leader as Coach programs at Columbia Business School.

He also is the author of the award-winning book Taming Your Crocodiles: Unlearn Fear and Become a True Leader and the sequel Taming Your Crocodiles Practices: Daily Practices for Leadership Depth.

He received his Master of International Relations degree from the Johns Hopkins University and is originally from the Netherlands.

He now lives in Phoenix, Arizona and loves his work and the outdoors, reading, meditation, yoga, cooking and making music.

Connect with Hylke on LinkedIn.

Arizona State University’s School of Sustainability is the first and largest comprehensive degree-granting program of its kind in the United States, with a focus on finding real-world solutions to environmental, economic, and social challenges.

Established in 2006, the School is part of the College of Global Futures. The School of Sustainability offers educational programs from undergraduate to PhDs and sustainability leadership for mid-career professionals to executives.

The School is addressing the most critical challenges of our time, and the demand for graduates is exploding. The School’s emphasizes experiential learning, use-inspired research with faculty, corporate leadership, and community service.

The knowledge and solutions that are created today will shape our quality of life as well as future generations–we have an opportunity and an obligation to deliver pathways to sustainable global futures for all.

George Basile is an internationally recognized leader and creative thinker in strategic planning for sustainability leadership and sustainable enterprise. He has led pioneering sustainability efforts in four sectors: for and non-profit enterprises, academia and communities.

His work reframes sustainability as a “decision challenge,” focusing on how to plan and act strategically for sustainability opportunities by developing novel insights, methods and tools for effective and sustainable practices. He holds a B.S. in Physics from the University of California Irvine and a Ph.D. in Biophysics from UC Berkeley.

Dr. Basile is a Professor of Sustainability and Enterprise in the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University (ASU) and a Senior Global Futures Scientist in ASU’s Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory. He also serves as Associate Director of The Global KAITEKI Center (TGKC). Working with global industry partners, TGKC (https://sustainability.asu.edu/kaiteki/) focuses on transitioning from fossil-carbon based materials to a Sustainable Circular Economy (SCE).

Basile additionally works with Fortune 500 companies as well as small, medium and start-up enterprises that are pushing the boundaries on sustainable enterprise business-model innovation. Dr. Basile also served as Executive Director of the ASU Decision Theater, a unique systems exploration, research and application center and as a founding faculty affiliate and advisor to The Sustainability Consortium.

Dr. Basile engages extensively with business, government, academia and communities and has co-developed educational programs in sustainability, business and leadership in both the US and EU, including the Masters in Sustainability Leadership at ASU. He served as the Swedish Knowledge Foundation International Guest Professor in leadership toward sustainable innovation.

Prior to joining ASU, Dr. Basile served as Executive Vice-President and Chief Scientist for the strategic think-tank the Natural Step International, which was awarded the Blue Planet Prize and Gorbachev’s Green Cross Award for Global Leadership. Dr. Basile led efforts on sustainability and business strategy at Fortune 100 businesses and start-ups, including the Home Depot, McDonalds, Nike and others.

He co-founded a cleantech & greentech communication strategy group at Bite International and has served on the board of the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF). He currently serves on various boards and the editorial board of Sustainability, the Journal of Record.

Dr. Basile presents and publishes widely, including three-volume The Business of Sustainability (Praeger Press, 2011).

Connect with Dr. Basile on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Becca Goldsberry, Southwestern Coaching

February 14, 2022 by John Ray

Business Leaders Radio

Becca Goldsberry, Southwestern Coaching

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Becca Goldsberry, Southwestern Coaching

Becca Goldsberry with Southwestern Coaching joined host John Ray to address why a coach can be indispensable for a business owner or executive as they strive for their professional and personal goals. Becca discussed the role of a coach in providing accountability, the value of coaching at all stages of a career, success stories, how she works with clients, and much more. Business Leaders Radio is produced virtually from the Business RadioX® studios in Atlanta.

Southwestern Coaching, a division of Southwestern Consulting

Southwestern Consulting’s story actually begins with another member of the Southwestern Family of Companies—Southwestern Advantage. Established in 1855 in Nashville, Tennessee, The Southwestern Publishing House published and sold Bibles door-to-door, allowing young people to not only learn the sales profession at an early age, but also to earn money to pay for a college education. Southwestern Advantage was developed out of that model, and today, Advantage continues to thrive as the Family of Companies’ core entity, with college-aged entrepreneurs around the world selling and promoting educational study systems.

One of those savvy entrepreneurs, Dustin Hillis, saw the opportunity to take the skills he learned in Advantage and teach them to other sales professionals and leaders, elevating the perception of sales to a true relationship-building profession. Thus, Southwestern Consulting was born. Co-founder and CEO, Hillis, along with other top-producing Southwestern Advantage alumni founded the company on the principles of sales and leadership coaching, establishing the first division, Southwestern Coaching. In the coming years, those principles would be expanded to the newer divisions, elevating events with high-quality, engaging speakers, and empowering people to reach their true potential.

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Becca Goldsberry, Elite Sales and Leadership Coach, Southwestern Coaching

Becca is an Elite Sales and Leadership Coach and an expert at recruiting, lead generation, and business development. She has led a large organization with over 300 team members. As a leader, she is recognized as a top recruiter and loves developing team members to help them achieve their goals and dreams.
She has worked with her family’s five businesses, which included a 65-year-old excavation company, a lake management and treatment company, and a farm management company. While working with the family businesses, she helped develop a family foundation, sat on numerous boards, and helped with business plans and strategies on how to incorporate the third and fourth generations.

Becca worked as a family therapist and school counselor for six years prior before moving into sales. While in sales, Becca has held sales positions focusing on new business development, territory management, recruitment, and retention.

Becca graduated from the University of Louisville with a master’s in social work and an undergraduate degree from Concordia University.

• Was in the Top 50, out of over 10,000 sales associates
• Former top producer in business development by increasing new business sales by over 170%
• Experienced merchandiser for several large Fortune 500 companies including the world’s largest retailer
• Former certified corporate trainer and trained hundreds of new consultants

You can find Becca volunteering her time raising money for cancer research, The Junior League of Indianapolis, volunteering with Church charities, traveling around the world when she can with her husband and kids, cooking up awesome meals for her family and friends to have some quality time together. Becca is an avid parrot head and you can find her at Jimmy Buffett’s concerts when they come into town.

Becca’s mission and purpose is to help others see their greatest potential and pursue their dreams. She is committed to helping people to believe in their ultimate potential in life and inspires them to live a life of excellence, joy and success.

Website | LinkedIn | Facebook

Questions and Topics

What is a coach, why should people in business or salespeople have a coach?
The Power of Perspective
How do you maintain perseverance and focus?
Becca’s passion for helping clients find their why, purpose, and passion for what they do.
How connecting your vision with your day-to-day activities makes you unstoppable
The importance of daily motivation
The various ways Southwestern Consulting can serve companies.

Business Leaders Radio is hosted by John Ray and produced virtually from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® in Alpharetta. The show can be found on all the major podcast apps and a full archive can be found here.

Renasant Bank has humble roots, starting in 1904 as a $100,000 bank in a Lee County, Mississippi, bakery. Since then, Renasant has grown to become one of the Southeast’s strongest financial institutions with over $13 billion in assets and more than 190 banking, lending, wealth management and financial services offices in Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. All of Renasant’s success stems from each of their banker’s commitment to investing in their communities as a way of better understanding the people they serve. At Renasant Bank, they understand you because they work and live alongside you every day.

Sandy Hansen-Wolff, Sandy Hansen-Wolff Consulting

November 10, 2021 by John Ray

Minneapolis St. Paul Business Radio

Sandy Hansen-Wolff, Sandy Hansen-Wolff Consulting

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Sandy Hansen-Wolff, Sandy Hansen-Wolff Consulting (Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Radio, Episode 24)

Sandy Hansen-Wolff dove unexpectedly into a leading a business after her husband’s passing, but recognizes now she chose her path and was prepared for it by life. She has evolved her coaching into what she calls an Intuitive Strategy Blueprint, and Sandy helps business owners reconnect with their passion and create tangible leaps forward from those insights. She talked with host John Ray about her coaching practice, persisting through tragedy, and much more. Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Radio is produced virtually by the Minneapolis St. Paul studio of Business RadioX®.

Sandy Hansen-Wolff Consulting

Sandy’s true inspiration comes from her unwavering conviction that the highest results come from digging into what we already have burning inside, just waiting to be ignited into new realities.

Partnering with leaders and entrepreneurs like you to help you bust through barriers (both internal and external) and reach new levels of success is why Sandy loves what she does.

Whether you’re taking your business to a new level or dealing with unexpected or overwhelming challenges, she partners with you in creating a vision for your ideal future and taking aligned action to reach your goals during a short term (3-6 months) or longer-term (12 months+) private coaching experience.

Sandy is your idea accelerator, your expert listener, your collaborative facilitator, your visionary strategist, and your partner in taking your life and business to the next level.

Sometimes, the best way to dream and work towards your goals is to get out of your everyday environment and turn off the distractions.

Sandy offers business and leadership coaching as well as speaking and workshops. Workshops and retreats are powerful tools for reaching new heights in business and in life through inspiring and high-value, rich topics.

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Sandy Hansen-Wolff, Owner, Sandy Hansen-Wolff Consulting

Sandy Hansen-Wolff has spent her entire career as a business leader and entrepreneur.

Sandy started her speaking, coaching, and consulting business nearly two decades ago. In this role, she works across industries to partner with leaders and business owners to create and execute high level strategy and aligned actions. She was thrust into entrepreneurship when widowed at a young age.

Although always an entrepreneur at heart, Sandy assumed ownership of her late husband’s company in 2003 upon his death and began sharing her story of crisis leadership and overcoming tragedy. She has worked for nearly two decades in agribusiness ownership as well as launched a new agribusiness e-commerce company and recently and successfully transitioned her company to new ownership.

Sandy now spends her time helping other leaders and companies scale through her leadership coaching, speaking, and consulting business. She is a certified International Coaching Federation executive and leadership coach as well as a certified Emotional Intelligence Assessor. She partners with many brilliant business leaders, owners and teams and facilitates monthly mastermind peer groups of business leaders.

Sandy speaks to groups large and small on topics of pricing, negotiation, business success/scaling strategies, emotional intelligence, employee engagement, and culture, launching new ventures as well as personal strategies for aligning heart-based leadership to profits. She also serves on several boards, is a volunteer wish granter for MakeAWish as well as many other community initiatives.

Questions and Topics Discussed in this Episode

Tell us how you began in business ownership and how it led to coaching high-level leaders and business owners.
The use of Intuitive Strategy Blueprint for quick clarity & goal setting in business.
What do you feel are the top challenges that leaders and managers face in these changing times?
You turned around a company in very turbulent times and under tragic circumstances. Tell us how your experience is a big attractor for working with clients in your coaching and consulting work.
How is your intuitive strategy coaching unique and different than other methods of coaching?
You also facilitate leadership and business owner mastermind peer groups. What is your passion behind this role and what focus do these groups have for each session?
You have also spoken on stages large and small. What are the hot topics now for business and leadership conferences?

Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Radio is hosted by John Ray and produced virtually from the Minneapolis St. Paul studio of Business RadioX® . You can find the full archive of shows by following this link. The show is available on all the major podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn, and others.

Roanna Rhodes, Roanna Rhodes Life Coaching

August 31, 2021 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Roanna Rhodes, Roanna Rhodes Life Coaching

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Roanna Rhodes, Roanna Rhodes Life Coaching (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 387)

Wanting to change herself and her family dynamics, Roanna Rhodes hired a life coach, and experienced the transformational power of coaching in her own life. That experience motivated her to help other women who are experiencing stress and anxieties like what she had endured. She and host John Ray talked about her story, how she coaches, who she helps, and her individual and group coaching options. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Roanna Rhodes Life Coaching

Roanna Rhodes Live Coaching offers one-to-one coaching and a monthly group coaching program. The company’s primary focus is to encourage and equip women to discover and fulfill their life purpose.

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Roanna Rhodes, Owner, Roanna Rhodes Life Coaching

Lifestyle Coach Roanna Rhodes is a relationship educator, Healthy marriage enthusiast, and life transformer. Her mission is to help stressed-out moms create clarity and calmness within themselves and their families. She focuses on three main areas of daily life creating loving marriages developing relationships skills and personal growth.

Roanna’s interest in personal development started in her 20’s out of a desire to develop healthy relationships with the people closest to her. Over the last 18 years, she has lead book studies and participated in mentoring programs through her church. Her teaching principles are rooted in her favorite writers Dr. Caroline Leaf, Joyce Meyers, John Gottman Ph.D., Brook Castillo M.C.L.C., and Byron Katie.

Questions and Topics in This Interview

Can you explain to our viewers exactly what a lifestyle coach is and tell us about causal coaching?
Can you please tell us how you got started coaching?
What is the difference between your coaching and traditional counseling?
Who do you help?
What makes you a good coach?
Tell me about your group coaching program
How can people find you?

North Fulton Business Radio is hosted by John Ray, and broadcast and produced from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta. You can find the full archive of shows by following this link. The show is available on all the major podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn, and others.

Courtney Schand, CS Nutrition

May 7, 2021 by John Ray

Nashville Business Radio

Courtney Schand, CS Nutrition

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Courtney Schand, CS Nutrition (Nashville Business Radio, Episode 8)

Courtney Schand combined her training in both nutrition and coaching into a holistic approach to shifting client’s mindsets around their relationship to food and their body. She joined host John Ray to share the tools she uses from both disciplines to support her clients. “Nashville Business Radio” is produced virtually from the Nashville studio of Business RadioX®.

CS Nutrition

In nutrition coaching sessions, Courtney Shand supports clients in healing their relationship with food and developing stronger connections through simple mind-body tools that transform the way they nourish themselves. She believes that when they are strong and well-nourished, they are able to feel their best and support those around them with more integrity.

As important as she believes nutrition to be, it alone doesn’t complete the picture of health, nor does it have to be done perfectly to have drastic improvements in quality of life. The body is the client’s biggest ally in managing weight. So if weight has felt like a “battle”, or their body is “in rebellion” against their goals, Courtney’s tools will help them reconnect with their “teammate” (their body) and move toward better health with ease. Together, Courtney and her clients work to nourish them from the inside out and the outside in to dramatically transform their lives.

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Courtney Schand, Nourishionist/Registered Dietitian, CS Nutrition

Courtney is a Tennessee native. She has always been fascinated with what humans need to thrive and grow. After receiving her Master’s degree in Nutrition, she quickly realized prescribing a diet and telling people what they needed to do wasn’t all they needed. She studied trauma, became a relationship coach, and finally was able to share the practical strategies to help people feel in charge of their own experience when it comes to their health and their bodies. She believes your diet shouldn’t be the thing you spend all day thinking about; it should be supporting your goals and the things you’re passionate about. This is a “well-nourished” life.

Courtney has a Bachelor’s in Human Ecology from Tennessee Technological Institute and a Master’s in Public Health Nutrition from the University of Tennessee Knoxville.

Questions and Topics in this Interview

What is a healthy relationship with food?
What do you see as the biggest missing piece for people wanting to lose weight?
What do you look for in a diet to know if it’s a “good fit”?
How do you work with your clients?

“Nashville Business Radio” is hosted by John Ray and produced virtually from the Nashville studio of Business RadioX®. You can find the full archive of shows by following this link. The show is available on all the major podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn, and others.

Coaching and Consulting by Ronee Andersen

April 26, 2021 by Jacob Lapera

Coach The Coach

Coaching and Consulting by Ronee Andersen

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Ronee Andersen founded Coaching and Consulting by Ronee in May of 2019. Her business focuses on helping leaders and small business owners reach their full potential.

Prior to starting her own business, she worked in is Human Resource for 20 years in companies from 50 to 6,000 employees. She has experience working in a family-owned business, private sector, and publicly traded companies, as well as, experience in the public sector in city and county government. She has held positions as HR Officer, HR Director, and Senior HR Director. She has been a member of leadership and executive teams.

Ronee has held her Senior Professional in Human Resources certification since 2003. She has an MBA with an emphasis in Human Resources and an advanced certificate in Strategic Human Resources. She is a certified coach through Coach Training Alliance.

Ronee is passionate about leadership and team development, culture creation, and helping people and organizations meet their full potential.

Connect with Ronee on Facebook and LinkedIn.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode