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Craig M. Chavis Jr. is an award-winning author and business strategist that specializes in helping entrepreneurs develop proactive, profitable, and proven business models.
At the core of Craig’s coaching philosophy lies the mantra – Become the Entrepreneur of Your Life. Through this lens, he coaches through an alternative and holistic perspective cultivated from over a decade of first-hand experience launching and managing multiple businesses in Ghana, Costa Rica, Peru, and the United States of America.
He is a serial entrepreneur, a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, a former division-1 collegiate athlete, and received his BSBA from Samford University and MBA from the University of Tampa. Craig is also a super foodie, world traveler, and lifelong learner.
THINGS WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE
The role that misinformation and disinformation plays in keeping people from creating wealth and how exposure to wealth really opened Craig’s eyes to the discrepancies of how rich kids grow up with a mindset that is tuned to wealth creation. How intellectual curiosity and learning how to ask better questions fueled Craig's entrepreneurial mindset and helped him to recognize patterns that have helped him stay nimble in business and to strategically plan for the future.How serving in the Peace Corps prepared Craig to be the entrepreneur of his own life, why it's a great path to entrepreneurship, what parents can do to foster an entrepreneurial mindset and how technology can either be a hindrance or an effective tool in developing entrepreneurial skills and thought authority in a teen's area of interest.So listen in as we discuss all these topics and so much more.
CONNECT WITH CRAIG CHAVIS, JR.
If you enjoyed today's episode, we encourage you to connect with Craig. He can be reached at the following social media addresses.
Website: https://www.cre8ivecraig.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cre8ivecraig/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cre8ivecraig
CONNECT WITH DARA AND JULIAN
We'd love to hear from you as well! Tell us what you loved about this episode and what you feel like we could improve upon. We are here to serve so please let us know how we can best help you and your teen. You can e-mail Dara at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/skippinglunchlinespodcast/
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Today we have Cody Loughlin. Cody is a serial entrepreneur who started to learn finance at 19 was a millionaire at 27, bankrupt at 28, and retired early at 39 to pursue a passion of teaching financial literacy, successful mindset, and entrepreneurship that our schools refuse to teach.
Cody's companies have reached over $200M+ in sales while reaching the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies twice. Between opening 13 different companies and counting he has also served as the vice-president of a commercial bank and financed over $100M+ in loans.
Realizing the lack of financial education in the school system, Cody has set out to change the financial trajectory of today's youth by giving the tools to parents to deepen their relationship with their children while giving them the information they need to be financially free.
THREE TAKEAWAYS FROM THE EPISODE
You already have what it takes to start your child’s journey to financial literacy so just start having money talks.Why financial literacy in schools is a responsibility of schools even if it is most effectively taught at homeHow sucking it up, facing your numbers and committing doggedly to micro-changes has a huge impact on your money mindset and your financial trajectory
Give this episode a listen and connect with us to let us know your biggest takeaways!CONNECT WITH CODY LOUGHLIN
If you enjoyed today's episode, we encourage you to connect with Cody. He can be found at the following online spaces.
Website: https://www.themoneytalkers.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themoneytalkers/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/moneytalkers/
CONNECT WITH DARA AND JULIAN
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like we could improve upon. We are here to serve you, please let us know how we can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail Dara at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/skippinglunchlinespodcast/
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Growing up as the youngest of 5, self-care coach and author, Diana Guintu spent her teen years with a secret. On the outside she had all the signs of success; prom queen, class president, lots of friends and a loving, supportive family. But underneath the pretty and polished facade, she suffered in silence for many years and finally sought help in a book for a trauma she didn't feel safe to share with anyone.
That book changed her life and she vowed to not be another statistic. Since then, Diana has spent her adult life in service of others, using her trauma-informed background to relate to, and ultimately to help other people going through trauma to navigate the difficult road with self-care and self-love.
Give this episode a listen!
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS
The role that stories play in influencing othersWhere money beliefs come from and what caused Diana's to shiftTurning pain into the purpose of your lifeWhy its so important to model self-care for our teens so that they grow up to have effective emotional management tools at the ready when they face the inevitable tough times.CONNECT WITH DIANA GUINTU
If you enjoyed today's episode, we encourage you to connect with Diana. She can be found everywhere online at the following links.
Her book: https://www.amazon.com/Breaking-Free-Transforming-lasting-putting-ebook/dp/B086DB51T3/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=breaking+free+diana&qid=1621349557&sr=8-1
Website: https://www.dianaguintuspeaks.com/
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dianag_speaks
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/dianaguintu
CONNECT WITH DARA AND JULIAN
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like we could improve upon. We are here to serve you, please let us know how we can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail Dara at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/skippinglunchlinespodcast/
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Parenting is no easy task, even in the best of circumstances. Our guest expert, Amy Ambrozich is no stranger to all the issues surrounding parenthood. As the parent of three happy and thriving adults, and with her background coaching parents and step-parents, Amy visits the podcast today armed with strategies and teachings to help parenting units of all types to raise well-grounded and values-driven teens. This is a thoughtful and impactful discussion that, while heavily focused on step-families, can be applied to all parenting situations.
Have a listen!
WHAT’S COVERED IN TODAY’S EPISODE
1. Why is it important to build a family culture around an intentional shared vision and how to get everyone on the same page.
2. Coparenting after divorce and getting everyone on the same page
3. Helping children thrive when there is a step-parent being introduced to the family
4. How steps and exes can deal with contention in the family dynamic
5. Prepping your child to live a value-focused life
CONNECT WITH AMY AMBROZICH
If you enjoyed today's episode, we encourage you to connect with AMY. She can be found everywhere online at the following links.
Website: https://www.daretoparent.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daratoparent/
Facebook business page: https://www.facebook.com/daretoparent/
Facebook personal page: https://www.facebook.com/amyambrozich/
CONNECT WITH DARA AND JULIAN
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like we could improve upon. We are here to serve you, please let us know how we can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail Dara at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/skippinglunchlinespodcast/
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Born on the Caribbean island of Aruba to Aruban and Colombian parents, Steven de Cuba was destined to be a man committed to building relationships. Island cultures tend to be really close knit and bound together by intricate relationships between individuals and families. His father was a photographer and his mother stayed home and raised Steven and his siblings but worked hard to sell all the accoutrements needed for all the quinceañeras in his Latin community.
He learned to enjoy a creative life, but also the importance of making a living. His mother's hustle taught him to think entrepreneurially. These are traits that have served him so well in his young career and have really defined who he is and the impact he wants to have in this world
Listen in as we delve into these stories and so much more!
THREE TAKEAWAYS FROM THE EPISODE
You have to let your children explore so many different things in order to find the thing that brings them joy.You won't know the end result of your teen trying something so don't project the future on the present moment. Let them explore without expectation and success may just come sooner.The commitment to self-improvement starts as a small seed by just trying to learn one specific thing and it grows until it takes root in your life.CONNECT WITH STEVEN DE CUBA
If you enjoyed today's episode, we encourage you to connect with Steven. He can be found everywhere online at Steven de Cuba.
Website: https://www.stevendecuba.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevendecuba/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steven.decuba/
CONNECT WITH DARA AND JULIAN
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like wecould improve upon. We are here to serve you, please let us know how we can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail Dara at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/skippinglunchlinespodcast/
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Growing up, all Amy Mae ever heard was that she was too much, too loud, too fat, too big. So she tried to make herself small by being quiet, hiding and only letting a select few see who she really was. Then she found Human Design and realized that she was designed to be big, loud and powerful and that her energy probably intimidated a lot of people. Learning Human Design allowed her to fully embrace who she was and love herself fully in the process.
Today she has turned this powerful lesson into a coaching practice where she gets to help others learn to love and embrace their unique gifts and to design a life they love based on their one-of-a-kind human design. She also gets the honor of helping people create better connections to the people in their lives by investigating her client's design and that of their significant relations.
Join us on this episode of Skipping Lunch Lines to learn more about the fascinating and wonderful world of Human Design and how to apply the system to help your teen on their journey to adulthood.
3 TAKE-AWAYS FROM TODAY'S EPISODE
1) Everyone is born with a specific energetic blueprint and learning this can strengthen relationships.
2) Each energy type has a specific signature (feeling) that is useful as a way to gauge if you or your teen is in alignment with your Human Design
3) How uncovering your Human Design can illuminate how to make decisions in the way that is right for you and your teen.
CONNECT WITH AMY MAE
If you found this episode helpful today. Please make sure you reach out to Amy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/theamymae/ or join her Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/embodyyourdesign888. She's love to hear from you.
If you'd like to get your own free chart, go to https://www.jovianarchive.com/get_your_chart Then, reach out to Amy to schedule a chart reading. Make sure you double check your birth certificate or ask your parents for an accurate time and location of your birth.
CONNECT WITH DARA AND JULIAN
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like I could improve upon. I am here to serve you, please let me know how I can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail me at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/skippinglunchlinespodcast/
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TODAY'S GUEST
During high school Erin McKay Klein was your typical fun-loving, and out-going student. Never the top of her class but always doing decently well and managing to have a lot of fun in the process. Going into adulthood she knew she was expected to go to college, get a good, high-paying job... You know the rest of this story. And Erin followed that typical path with gusto, pursuing the major that she expected would bring her a great return on her college investment, economics. Problem was Erin is not at all the economist type. Unhappy with this choice she went from major to major, traveled down different paths looking for that thing that would help her be successful, but light her up as well.
That relentless pursuit of the right fit led her to network marketing and a career that would totally change the trajectory of her life. Today Erin is happily married with a toddler and building a business around her passion for travel and women's mental health. She is the boss mama behind Moms Just Wanna Have Sun where she helps mamas reconnect to their hearts and souls as they pursue their own goals and dreams. Listen in as we discover:
3 TAKE-AWAYS FROM TODAY'S EPISODE:
1) What to do if you or your teen is an overthinker.
2) How we define our own definition of success and how that shifts as you grow older and more experienced.
3) Why parents must learn to embrace their teen's different path and accept that their child has decided to pursue their passion and not the paycheck.
ERIN KLEIN CONTACT INFO
If you found this episode helpful today. Please make sure you reach out to Erin on Instagram at @the.erin.klein.show or join her Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mjwhs. Do also check out her podcast, The Confident Woman Podcast, on all the major platforms.
CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like I could improve upon. I am here to serve you, please let me know how I can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail me at [email protected] or DM me on IG https://instagram.com/skippinglunchlines
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Alon David immigrated to America with nothing but pure ambition. Longing to make something of his life, and unwilling to settle for picking up garbage and low-wage manual labor, he set a goal to become a successful photographer. With his new vision he took messy action to make it happen.
What he found as he tried to find systems to help him stay on track towards his goal would change the course of his life. The planners on the market didn't really work for him so he created his own. This new planning system was exactly what he needed to hold himself accountable to his vision and he was able to turn his photography business into a 6 figure side-hustle.
What started out as a way to reach his own goals lit a fire in him to want to do the same for others. This is when he pivoted to his current business providing the world's most successful entrepreneurs their planner of choice and coaching people to achieve their goals. Today 90x planners are available in over 100 countries and is used by over 118,000 entrepreneurs and business owners.
3 TAKE-AWAYS FROM TODAY'S EPISODE
1) Having a strong why will help you keep momentum towards your goals.
2) The reason people don't ever really get started is because they try to hold theirselves accountable and it is easy to let yourself off the hook. Look to a mentor, coach, parent, or friend to keep you focused on your why.
3) After you cast your vision, you must figure out what type of person would have what you envision and embody that person. Be that person now! Act as they would act. Think as they would think.
ACTION STEP
Sit down with your teen and open the discussion about goals. This could be done over dinner or on a long car ride. Just make sure you lead with your own story about goal-setting. Talk about why it matters, what small action step you can take right now to move in the right direction, and brainstorm with them what type of person they would need to be to make that happen. For example, if they want to improve their math grade, what type of student gets an A? It's probably someone who seeks help when they need it, solves extra problems to gain mastery, and they probably study in advance rather than cramming the night before. Help your teen to see that they can choose to be that person now by just starting to do those things and by thinking like an A-student.
CONTACT OUR GUEST
If you found this episode helpful today. Please make sure you reach out to Alon on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/90xgoalplanner/ or visit his website at 90x.co
WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU
I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like I could improve upon. I am here to serve you, please let me know how I can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail me at [email protected] or DM me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/win_with_dara_salas/
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Parenting Expert Amy Ambrozich talks about helping teens develop that confidence muscle.
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Wealth expert, Cody Loughlin discusses why parents need to have moneytalks regularly with their teen
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Diana Guintu talks about the how snow cones shaped her money stories as an adult.
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In this episode, Amy Mae introduces us to the world of Human Design and shares with us how learning this life-changing system helped her love herself and finally embrace herself fully.
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In this episode, Alon David, CEO of 90x Planners talks about why learning to take messy action is the number one indicator of success
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Hi! We are Dara and Julian Goncalves, the mother and son duo behind Skipping Lunch Lines. In this, our short inaugural episode, it is our desire that you take away a message of hope for your teen's future. Together let's explore why it is imperative we teach the next generation to challenge the way things have always been done and live life on their own terms.
