Influencers Radio With Jack Mize

In this episode, Jack Mize talks with media and messaging expert Elizabeth Walker about the power of online media for small businesses and solopreneurs.Elizabeth, the founder and CEO of Elizabeth Walker Media, shares her expertise on how to spread your message, build credibility, and establish a strong relationship with your prospects through effective online media strategies.With her 20-year career as a successful television producer and a decade of coaching experience, Elizabeth has honed her skills in crafting powerful messages for Fortune 100 executives and global solopreneurs. She now helps high-achieving businesswomen become polished on camera, fine-tune their message, and stream their own weekly online shows, positioning themselves as industry leaders and ultimately changing more lives.During the episode, Elizabeth discusses the evolution of media and the opportunities that have opened up for solopreneurs in today’s digital world. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity and connection with the au

In this episode, Jack talks with diversity speaker and executive coach Dalisia Coppersmith.Dalisia specializes in empowering women in the workplace. Her personal mission is to “Restore the women who can change our world.”Discussing the challenges that women face in male-dominated industries, Dalisia shares her personal experiences of struggling to assert herself and finding her voice as a leader. She explains the “Hero to Villain” cycle, where strong women in leadership positions start as heroes but become villains once they begin asserting themselves. This can make them feel like they must contort themselves to fit in and avoid being perceived as too aggressive. She emphasizes that these dynamics are not unique to any particular industry and that men and women alike can benefit from recognizing and addressing them.Dalisia shares insights into her coaching methods, which include both one-on-one coaching and virtual retreats. She also talks about her upcoming book, tentatively titled “From Fed Up to On Fire: T

In this episode, Jack talks with the founder of Beauji Brown Girl, Felicia Roberts.Felicia Roberts is on a mission to help black women reconnect with their feminine essence and manifest the opulent life they truly desire. She is the founder of Beauji Brown Girl, an online platform created to empower black women to prioritize self-care and embrace a life of everyday luxury.Felicia Roberts, a successful pharmacist and mother of twins, is on a mission to help black women prioritize self-care and embrace a life of everyday luxury. Growing up in a culture and society that placed immense pressure on black women to succeed, Felicia felt that pressure firsthand. She graduated from Spelman College, a top college for African American women, and went on to obtain her doctorate degree in pharmacy. However, when she became a mother of twins, she found herself getting burnt out and losing touch with who she was.After researching self-care and noticing a growing interest among black women in the soft life movement, Felicia

In this episode, Jack talks to Ian Manheimer, owner of Bounce-N-Battle.Ian Manheimer is the owner of Bounce-N-Battle, a family-owned company specializing in creating fun and safe events since 2001, providing equipment rental from inflatable bounce houses to interactive games and obstacle courses.Even in the age of the digital attention span, Bounce-N-Battle has seen a rise in popularity as more people are seeking enjoyment from the physical activity and excitement of in-person social interaction.And it’s not just for kids. From after-school programs, workplace team-building, and church events, Bounce-N-Battle can host events for children from 2 – 102 because fun should be for everyone.Ian’s passion is fueled by his desire to create a legacy for his children. He built the business while working as a teacher, adding more inflatables and units with the money he made at events. With Bounce-N-Battle, he created something his kids could be proud of and eventually take over.Listen in as Ian shares how after leaving

In this episode, Jack talks to Sofia Denman, author, speaker, CEO, and Creator of ‘Cinch it!’.Sofia Denman created the simple but ingenious product ‘CInch It!,’ a fashion accessory or ‘Fashion Fix It’ as she calls it, that allows women to look better, feel sexier, and be more confident in their current wardrobe. Cinch It is perfect for weight loss transitions and making clothes fit better without alterations.Listen in as Sofia shares the story of ‘Cinch it!’ from idea to realization and how all the critical steps to success seemingly fell into place. Some would call it serendipity, but Sofia has a knack for seizing little moments that create life-changing results.Sofia’s passion is to inspire women to look good and feel more confident. As the host of the Manifest Your Bliss Podcast with Sofia, she shares the “secrets” to living a life of (BLISS) which she defines as a life of perfect happiness through understanding the Law of Attraction, applying Mindfulness via meditation, gratitude, and a well-being mindset

In this episode, Jack talks to Women’s Empowerment Coach Laurice Duffy, founder of A Mindful Journey and host of the Aligned and Awakened podcast.Laurice Duffy is a Women’s Empowerment Coach passionate about inspiring middle-aged women who have faced life-changing circumstances to take back their power so they can Reimagine, Rebuild and Rise Up.Drawing on a background in psychology and driven by her own experience of surviving and thriving in the face of adversity, Laurice brings intuition, support, and accountability to women’s journeys toward growth and self-love.As the host of the Aligned and Awakened podcast, Laurice brings her listeners heartfelt, honest, and open conversations about overcoming setbacks, releasing fear and learning to live a life aligned with one’s values.Laurice is also the creator of RISE, an active Facebook community that invites women to get out of autopilot and begin consciously creating the life they desire within a supportive sisterhood of 2500 like-minded females.To learn more ab

In this episode, Jack talks with insurance expert Brenda Gilliam, the Founder of Gilliam Insurance Advisor.There are a lot of Myths and Misconceptions about health insurance in the US.Making sure we have the right coverage can be confusing and frustrating.Most of us don’t truly understand the Affordable Care Act, and a lot of people think that getting insurance through their jobs is the only cost-effective way to go, which is often not the case.Listen in as Brenda shares how she is helping the working class, as well as the retired and semi-retired, navigate the maze of choosing the right option for themselves and their families.To learn more about Brenda Gilliam and Gilliam Insurance Advisor, visit https://GilliamInsuranceAdvisor.comConnect with Brenda on Facebook at https://facebook.com/medicareadvisortnListen to the full episode - https://influencersradio.com/brenda-gilliam

In this episode, Jack talks with mental health expert Dr. Donna Rockwell the Founder and CEO of Already Famous with Dr. Donna.President Theodore Roosevelt said, “Comparison is the thief of joy.” That was over 120 years ago. Before radio, before TV, and certainly before social media. Unfortunately, it’s human nature to compare ourselves to others – whether it’s in business, the house we live in, the car we drive, physical looks, or popularity with others.In the age of social media, the opportunity and temptation to compare ourselves with the TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram famous, has never been stronger or more overwhelming than at any time in our history.Dr. Donna Rockwell is the Founder and CEO of Already Famous with Dr. Donna, a wellness movement for women and girls to cultivate self-confidence, inner worth, and meaning in life, which are the most important components in achieving happiness.As a clinical psychologist for 20 years and the author of the only published peer-reviewed study on fame and celebrity

In this episode, Jack talks with Anti-Burnout expert Sy Sierra.If you are a corporate executive who has built a successful career there’s a good chance you’ve experienced, burnout. It can make you feel tired, lack motivation, and even be the cause of those extra pounds that are starting to creep up. Energy levels and self-confidence can begin to decline, and the impact can take a toll on your physical and mental health.Sy Sierra is an Anti-Burnout Coach who has worked with countless corporate women to avoid and overcome burnout. Sy’s diverse experience comes from years of working on Wall Street in global leadership positions. The high-pressure work culture forced her to seek a healthier lifestyle.Learning yoga and meditation was just the beginning of Sy’s journey. She sought deeper answers to bigger questions by taking annual pilgrimages to India which led her to learn other healing modalities. Her qualifications grew to include registered Yoga & Meditation instructor, NLP Practitioner, Certified Integrat

In this episode, Jack talks with Self-Love and Confidence Coach Nene Kufu.Confidence, it’s one of the most powerful characteristics when it comes to how you are perceived by others. And inversely, a lack of confidence can be one of the biggest obstacles to achieving your true potential.One of the most common and strongest barriers to developing self-confidence is having to face your own inner critic. That voice in your head telling you that you’re not good enough. The worrying about what others think of you. It can be overwhelming.Nene Ekufu is a Self-Love and Confidence Coach, as well as an international speaker who works with reserved women, to help them become more confident to show up and be authentic by taming the voice in their heads and empowering them to believe in their capabilities and step into their own fulfilling life … on their terms.Nene is also the creator of the 21 Days Self-Love Habit Builder Course that helps you develop self-love habits and the right mindset, using proven practical tools a

In this episode, Jack talks with Children’s Music Education Expert Miss Emily Baum.As if the joy of experiencing music isn’t enough, the benefits of learning to play music at a young age have been shown to enhance brain growth, language and math skills, the development of memory, attention, and concentration while fostering discipline, self-confidence, and social skills.But the benefits of learning to play an instrument aren’t limited to children. It’s also been shown to have a positive impact on adults… from brain function, stress relief, boosting blood flow, and just the general sense of accomplishment.As a former elementary school teacher, Miss Emily specializes in teaching music to kids ranging in age from 4-104. She busts through the old stereotype of piano lessons being a chore with her special teaching techniques including Musical Storytime for young children as well as using music as therapy as a tool for mental and physical fitness with what she so aptly calls Yoga for the Mind. Miss Emily enjoys ins

In this episode, Jack talks with Dr. Allyson Coffin, CEO and founder of the Happiermoms program.It’s no secret that being a mom is one of the toughest, most time-consuming jobs on this planet. There are very few, if any, careers that require the amount of plate spinning as raising kids.A 2018 study found working moms clock an average of 98 hours per week, which is about the equivalent of working 2.5 full-time jobs. So it’s no surprise that in 2020 a poll of over 1200 moms found that 89% were overwhelmed and exhausted.Dr. Allyson Coffin is the CEO and founder of the Happiermoms program. She is committed to teaching busy working moms simple ways to meditate and restore peace in their lives while they are juggling their families and businesses, staying SANE, and finding a sustainable work-life balance.A busy working mom herself, Dr. Coffin is also a private clinical practice owner, meditation expert, and a regular guest on NBC. For over a decade, she has been educating women on finding their key roles in life an

In this episode, Jack talks with Business Attorney and Strategic Business Growth Expert DeAnn Chase.Starting a new business can be exciting. While it’s easy to get hyperfocused on your vision of serving customers as soon as possible, it’s important not to let this excitement distract you from planning your business properly.The way you structure your business and handle trademarks, contracts, employment issues, and real estate transactions will have an impact on everything from day-to-day operations to how you pay taxes and your personal exposure to legal risks. Making these kinds of decisions can be overwhelming, confusing, and even a bit scary, but it’s a necessary part of launching any successful business.DeAnn Chase is the founder of Chase Law Group, where she helps entrepreneurs and business owners to create proper legal structures that form the foundation for a successful business. She has practiced law for over 25 years and has appeared in virtually every courthouse in Southern California, defending bu

In this episode, Jack talks with Psychotherapist turned Transformational Teacher, Healer, and Mentor Teresa Kaplan.Why is it so easy for smart, ambitious people to stay stuck in patterns that continue to hold them back? Sometimes we can recognize these patterns, and sometimes we can’t.Have you ever felt like you want to change, feeling the strong need to make something happen because you know that life should be better, but you just don’t know what or how to begin? You just know that you are struggling inside and need to do something.Teresa Kaplan is passionate about helping her clients create positive change from the inside out, allowing them to shift long-held patterns and issues that keep them stuck so that they can create deep change in a real way that is authentic to their calling.As an advocate for alternative, highly effective modalities that go beyond traditional therapy, Teresa began using energy work in her private psychotherapy practice in 2008. In 2016, she shifted from traditional therapy to the

In this episode, Jack talks with heart-centered financial services professional LinLi Wang.It’s one thing to work hard to make money, but it takes a completely different skill set to make that money work hard for you.Why is it that so many smart people, with good jobs, and making good money, find themselves struggling when it comes to personal finances and building wealth?LinLi Wang is a heart-centered financial services professional who provides financial education to help her clients take control of their future by increasing their financial literacy.As a former IT engineer and director, she understands how personal finances can take a back seat to your job or business. That’s why she is passionate about teaming up with her clients to create an empowering money mindset so they can unlock wealth and live a fulfilled life of freedom.LinLi is passionate about helping people who feel lost or overwhelmed to develop a strong mindset around money so they can get back on the right track to financial health regardle

In this episode, Jack talks with Jewelry Artist and Holistic Metalsmith Ali Kauss, the creator of Transformational Adornment.Throughout history, jewelry has been more than a simple fashion accessory. Jewelry teaches us about different cultures; it’s something people hold dear and pass down through generations. To Ali Kauss and her clients, it can be so much more.For over 20 years, Ali has been creating pieces of jewelry with precious metals that speak to the essence of an individual’s journey. Each piece is handcrafted using Ali’s unique creative process, one that involves traditional tools and techniques as well as her intuition. The result is a beautiful, customized, and powerful symbol of empowerment and encouragement to express individuality and claim self-worth.Transformational Adornments begin with Ali listening to her client’s intention, whether that client is going through a challenging time and needs a token of her inner strength, celebrating a life event and wants to create a Modern Heirloom, or sim

In this episode, Jack talks with Transformational Mentor Joy Willett about how she is helping high achievers and visionaries to step into their higher Purpose & Vision.Have you already achieved success as a leader in your field, but right now, you feel completely immobilized because you know you have an even bigger vision to step into… but you just can’t tap into it?It can be easy to get lost in too many possibilities and find yourself hovering between chaos and almost crisis.Transformational Mentor Joy Willett works with successful entrepreneurs, executives, and innovators, guiding them to reconnect to their minds and heart to break through barriers, unlock their mission, and step into their next big vision.As a board-certified Trainer of NLP, Hypnosis, & Time Line Therapy® and a highly sought-after Intuitive Guide, she brings her clients and students to greater levels of freedom in all areas of their lives.Joy is also the best-selling author of “I Am Joy…And So Are You: 19 Authentic Ways to Uncover

In this episode, Jack talks with Khalia Monique, an Agency Represented Lifestyle Model who understands how vital Confidence is in how you show up in the world.Confidence breeds success, and in turn, that success breeds confidence.Confidence can be one of the most important characteristics a person can have for advancing in careers, personal relationships, or just about anything you want to excel at in life. But for many, it’s also one of the most difficult things to develop.Today, as a wife, mom of three, and professional model with over 20 years of fashion industry experience, she brings her journey of self-love, inner-confidence, and passion for fashion to her coaching programs. She helps everyday people, from adolescence to women entering that next stage of life, to be poised and confident in any situation.To learn more about Khalia, connect with her on social media at:Instagram: https://instagram.com/iamkhaliamoniqueFacebook: https://facebook.com/iamkhaliamoniqueListen to the full episode - https://influe

In this episode, Jack talks with Shari Johnson, Certified Women’s Wellness Coach and founder of Happy Vibes Health, about how she is helping women to naturally balance hormones and release stubborn midlife belly fat.Midlife, for many people, is when the battle with the body kicks into full gear. It’s when losing weight and keeping it off gets harder and harder. It’s also when getting rid of that belly fat becomes less about vanity and how we look and more and more about how we feel—especially for women facing menopause. Energy levels and self-confidence can begin to drop noticeably, and the impact can take a toll, physically and emotionally.Unfortunately, it’s a struggle that a lot of women deal with privately.Thanks to Shari Johnson, they certainly don’t have to do it alone.Shari is passionate about women reclaiming their body’s natural wisdom so they can age gracefully and powerfully by taking a holistic approach to fighting the dangers of midlife belly fat.Focusing on the whole person—mind, body, and spiri

In this episode, Jack talks with licensed professional clinical counselor and Relationship Coach Sharon Hicks about how she is helping couples who are experiencing significant distress in their relationship but are committed to healing that connection and opening a new chapter of their lives together. Marriage or any committed intimate relationship can be a source of tremendous joy. But one of the cruel ironies of life is that it can also be the source of some of our greatest pain. The breakdown of the connection with a partner can happen slowly over years or suddenly in the wake of significant events such as life transitions, grief, or personality differences.As the owner and founder of Kintsukuroi Counseling, Sharon specializes in working with couples who have tried everything yet still struggle to find connection. She provides a sense of hope and healing, helping them to make sense of the chaos and find a path towards lasting connection while creating space for each individual to find emotional and relatio