Building Your Businesswith Sara Troy and her guest Melanie McSally
While studying the principles of manifesting, our guest found the 3 most common frustrations to be:
how to figure out the vibration of the thing you want,
how to “live as if” when your reality is the opposite,
and how to know if it’s working while you’re “waiting on divine timing.”
So, our guest went on a quest to find a better way. Along the way, she developed a framework that lets you track divine timing with real analytics and be in alignment with everything you want to attract in life anywhere, anytime, and regardless of your circumstances.
So, if you want to skip down the yellow brick road to your abundance, I highly suggest you stick around.
After spending over two decades working up the ladder in corporate America and higher education, Melanie McSally set out to bring her engineering and leadership skills to entrepreneurs and small business owners. Now, she is a self-proclaimed homeless person, running her tech company, WyzeTribe®, from around the world. Freedom is her currency, finding a better way is her motto, and her mission is to help heart-centered business owners live out their calling to build a better tomorrow.
Melanie is a multi-time best-selling author, an international public & motivational speaker, holds a lean 6-sigma black belt, has won numerous awards for disrupting her industry, and her lifestyle is designed to showcase that purpose and freedom can live in harmony and balance. She’s here today to show us how to leverage intuition, technology, and automation to serve more while doing less.
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Building Your Business with Sara Troy and her guest Joyce Ingram, on air from May 28th
Financial literacy isn’t something readily taught or available these days. More and more people are googling for their information and piecing it together whether it’s correct or not.
People and especially women may be hesitant to share about their financial situation as they may be feeling ashamed of where they’re currently at or don’t understand it or even what’s available to save money, pay off debt, protect their income and more. Some may feel they should be further ahead than they are.
Taking personal responsibility to educate and understand how to have your money work harder for you is the first place to start.
Also back in my early 30’s I had a vision of a community whereby I supported women and children in need – a safe place for them to Become educated in business, dress for success, a gym, hair stylist to help them go into the business world, feeling safe and confident. I have the financial vehicle to do this.
I was too busy to look at my personal finance and relied a professional to help me figure out what I needed to save for retirement.
Once I decided to enter a mentorship program to understand the education and get my licensed, I quickly learned there was so much more! I didn’t get the full financial overview from a 30,000 ft level, finding gaps of where I could improve my financial picture. I wasn’t educated on products that I had bought into. In fact, the light bulb went on when I was contributing to my kid’s RRSP when a better product to protect them and save money at the same time would’ve been better. In fact I had this produce and had no idea the benefits it would provide if I just funded it properly, allowing tax free access in my later years as well as to my beneficiaries.
I thought I was pretty savvy when it came to finances and when I realized what I had learned, I knew in my gut not everyone was educated in how to save for short and long term goals while creating generational wealth.
2 key things I share:
It’s never too late to start savings, and with the Rule of 72 or compounding interest, the younger you have, the longer your money can compound.
What is your financial independence number? Once I understand your financial picture (all assets and liabilities, insurance, when you want to slow down from work) etc. I will provide you with a number of your FIN# and reverse engineer a plan to get your from where you are currently to where you want to be.
Joyce is married and a mom to two young adult boys. Since leaving her fulltime career, Joyce is passionate and focusing on providing financial education for families, financial strategies for businesses and mentorship.
Knowing her boys understand financial literacy and how money and debt works, income protection and planned savings/spending offers peace of mind. In the past years, Joyce recognizes financial education is the key to financial security as it’s not readily taught in classes, especially at a young age. Her mission is to help families navigate and build a financial roadmap in a holistic non-judgmental approach, working collaboratively to design a plan for their vision and goals.
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Quantum Spirituality with Sara Troy and her guest Heather Taylor and Ben “ZenBen” D’Amico, on air from May 23rd
Ben “ZenBen” D’Amico is a true embodiment of the fusion between business acumen and holistic wellness. As a business coach, AI technology pioneer, & Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowl Master, he brings a harmonious balance of analytical prowess and spiritual grounding to every endeavor.
Early AI Investor
As an early investor in the AI revolution, with returns like a 2500% gain on NVIDIA since 2016, Ben has been at the forefront of recognizing the potent power of artificial intelligence for individuals and businesses alike.
ZenTech?
When’s the last time your tech guy could do handstands while playing singing bowls? ZenBen’s unique approach transcends the conventional, infusing his expertise with a Zen-like mindset for clarity, focus, and inner peace – essential qualities for navigating the complexities of the modern business landscape. His commitment to “ZenTech” means seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology with universal wisdom, creating solutions that not only drive profitability but also cultivate a sense of harmony and purpose.
15 Years Experience Enterprise Software Development With 15 years in software and business management, Ben’s track record is impressive. He’s adept at scaling businesses into the tens of millions through tech innovations that boost efficiency and drive success.
Meet Heather Taylor, the inspirational force behind Get Taylored!, a wellness haven in the serene Mt. Shasta, California. Heather’s journey from adversity to triumph, from wheelchair to walking wellness expert, is a testament to her resilience and determination. A decade of confinement became the crucible for her transformative self-development path that now forms the heart of Get Taylored!
Known as the ‘5D Producer’, Heather brings the perfect balance of collaboration, clarity, and integrity to every creation she touches. With over two decades of experience in life coaching and metaphysics, she has mastered the art of aligning the five elements – mental, emotional, physical, spiritual, and ethereal. Her unique framework, the “5 Elements of You,” has empowered countless individuals to unlock their potential and create lasting wellness.
Journey with Heather, step into the sanctuary of Get Taylored!, and let her experiential wisdom light the way on your path to wholeness. Are you ready to discover the transformative power of aligning your 5 elements?
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Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from May 23rd
Are you afraid of change? I know it can be scary, but also so good for you. I have moved cities, I am in a home my daughter and husband got me, I am happy here. Yes I still have a lot of sorting to do, but as I drive around and see how many beautiful trees and water surround us, I am blessed. Everything is a few minutes away, shopping center, 4 mins, my daughter, 12 mins, the ferry 10 mins, big stores 15 mins, and all the time there is either water or and trees all around us, which I love. Trees are so wise and feed us on so many levels, water is a conduit, and that breeze is for ever clearing the air of what needs to go.
I am turning 70 in a few months. I am ready for a forever home, rooting deep, but still growing tall and allowing my branches to go with the flow of life. As a young person I moved a lot, I was deep into exploring life, living it, feeling it, being it. I explored a lot in my discovery of life. That is ok, I was young and on an adventure of life, I regret none of it, for that is how I got to live in four countries and explored life in all its colours.
Now at my age, I am glad to be rooted, but that does not mean I am not ready to keep on exploring what is possible in life, it just means I will do it from this place of grounding. I have produced and been in four books in the last five months. I am about to start the production of the next book. I am still interviewing people from around the globe and loving it. I have my family and Grandsons near and love having them here, in my home, I love the playing and snuggling with Grandma. They inspire me, to see life from their eyes and have so much joy over the little things in life.
I think change is good for us, even if we have rooted. Never give up exploring life, trying something new, stretching yourself out of your comfort zone, and let life renew you and show you that there is so much more to do, to be. It is not over until we exit our bodies, so live, maybe a bit slower, but be inquisitive and seek out the unknown, for it keeps you young, engaged and productive in your life.
You have so much more to give, more to discover and more to love about life, so allow life to happen and enjoy it all the way.
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“Many people are shocked when I tell them that I’m the youngest of 22 children, but that’s only a small part of my life,” says Ronald Hunter. “Dad died when I was six years old, my mom soon went to a mental institution due to her severe schizophrenia — and I went to an orphanage. After several years, she was released, and I went back to live with her, but she ‘gave’ me to a neighborhood Boy Scout Leader.”
“Tragically, he forced me into the 1970’s child prostitution sex trade in New York City by continuously blackmailing me. If caught, he promised to have my mother sent back to the mental institution. Five long years later, I escaped his control and started my new life.” Ron no longer sees himself as a victim, but as a survivor, and more importantly, as an advocate who helps others.
Hunter is available to share the following in an interview:
What it was like to be exploited by a trusted community leader, but having to keep silent
How he was forced into teen prostitution, servicing thousands of men for five years
Why he joined a multi-billion-dollar class-action lawsuit against the Boy Scouts and how the 2019 Child Victims Act opened a window for abuse victims to seek justice long after the statute of limitations had closed
How he was married to a woman for a decade even though he knew he was gay
How serving in the US Army as a staff sergeant in Desert Storm may have saved his life
What can be done to help other children avoid falling victim to sex-trafficking and abuse – and how we can “predator-proof” our community youth organizations and schools
Angel Finally Found His Wings is an intimate and candid memoir about a child surviving life on the streets as a prostitute. Twelve-year-old “Angel” shares a room at the YMCA in New York City with thirty-four-year-old Charlie, the pimp who is blackmailing him.
Angel’s mom is battling schizophrenia while Charlie, the neighborhood Boy Scout leader, grooms him and continuously threatens to return his mother to a mental institution if Angel doesn’t comply and turn tricks on 42nd Street.
Taking place between 1972 and 1977 on the crime-infested streets of New York, Angel, whose real name is Ron, maintains his normal-kid status to his family, classmates, and football buddies in Brooklyn, all while surviving life-threatening situations hustling.
Told in the dual consciousness of Ron as both a growing teenage boy and our first-person narrator looking back at his life, Angel Finally Found His Wings is emotionally wrenching and disarmingly direct.
“Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we had wings and could fly away from when life experiences are unimaginable,” says Ron’s husband, Scott Hunter. “The wings would carry the trauma, sadness, and shame as we take flight with hopes the wind makes it all go away. Angel continues to fly because he refuses to allow his past to define him. He found happiness, love, trust and peace. He is a survivor whom I admire.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Ron Hunter was raised in abject poverty in Brooklyn, with 21 siblings, by a schizophrenic mother in and out of mental institutions, and a dad who died when he was just six years old. A local Boy Scouts leader took an interest in young Ron and then violated the family trust, stealing the innocence of a 12-year-old boy. Ron was then blackmailed by this man and forced into prostitution in Times Square.
Rather than be labeled a victim, Ron asserts that he is a survivor and is now an active advocate to give voice to others. He could have been left on the streets to die or have gone to jail, but he managed to escape the streets and make a new life for himself by going through addiction recovery and then joining the U.S. Army, where he served as a Staff Sergeant during Desert Storm in Iraq. He reveals this story in a moving and inspiring memoir, Angel Finally Found his Wings: A True Story Of Finding Trust, Hope, Faith, And The Power Of Love.
When he and others filed a multi-billion-dollar class-action lawsuit against the Boy Scouts of America, he was featured in the New York Daily News and The Guardian.
The son of a Puerto Rican immigrant, Ron is a retired American Airlines flight attendant. He attended Penn State University and served in the U.S. Army, where he was Staff Sergeant during Desert Storm in Iraq. He is a lover of life, a survivor of sexual abuse, and a person of profound faith in the miraculous. Ron resides in Roaring Gap, North Carolina with his husband, Scott, and has a second home in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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