Moms On The Grind Podcast

When one of my friends told me "You HAVE to meet Sandi! She would be great on your show!", I was fascinated and immediately went to follow Sandi on Instagram. It didn't take to look before I realized "Wow, she WOULD be great on the show!". Her energy alone was amazing and how she is able to help so many women with their productivity really resonated with me. Sandi Glandt is a productivity coach for women, an author and has a great podcast! We had captivating and useful conversations about:-Her story, how she went from coaching in wellness/health to productivity for women;-The importance of having amazing people around you and how to attract quality group of women;-How a hurrigane was the trigger to her business;-How to go from freaking out to getting it together;-Finding your niche and being intentional about your focus;-Her upcoming book and what it will be about;-How to handle the things that "pop up" when you are trying to stay focused and be productive;-Tips for women who want to structure their day-And more!Sandi GlandtSandi is a high-performance productivity coach for female entrepreneurs. She helps overwhelmed, stressed-out boss babes maximize their time, energy, and productivity to be present and intentional with the most important aspects of their lives. She helps women go from overwhelm and burnout to balance.Sandi helps her clients achieve maximum results with her online digital courses, as well as group and one-on-one coaching. Her clients rave about how Sandi helps them turn their stressed-out, busy lives into massive productivity and being able to “balance” their time to do it all.She is also the co-founder of Project: In Charge, an online platform for ambitious women who are looking to tap into coaching, tools, and training to step into the most powerful version of themselves, gain control, and become the leader of their life.Sandi is happily married to husband Jarrod Glandt and together they have one son, Jacob, with another son on the way. Together they reside in sunny Hollywood, Florida, where they love to enjoy days at the beach, the water park, and just enjoying time together in their backyard.Find Sandi on InstagramHer Facebook Group: Productivity Hacks For Ambitious WomenSandi Glandt's website: Here you can get her free cheat sheet called "7 Productivity Hacks For Success"Her newest coaching program starting this MondayHer podcast Project In Charge*****************************Send questions and suggestions to info@momsonthegrind.comFollow the podcast on Instagram @momsonthegrind and the host @sarahdesamours

This week I had the pleasure of interviewing the AMAZING Noëlly Sam, a mompreneur living in Montreal, Canada. I met her over 10 years ago during Montreal Fashion Week and have seen her become one of the first influencers in Montreal even before the term became popular. She is now the founder/CEO of the women-focused consulting firm Unfolden Media and has a beautiful daughter. In this episode we discuss:-Life as a blogger in the early blogging days-How she was able to build a brand and become an "influencer" before the term became popular-How she found strategic ways to monetize her services in the fashion industry-The importance of relationships and lunches-Twitter and how she used it to grow her brand, notably through the hashtag #FashionUnfold-Why she shifted her business for it to be geared towards women-Challenges she's had to face throughout her career and also, as a new mom.Before Noëlly Sam became an entrepreneur, she had her share of obstacles to overcome. From surviving the civil war in Congo (Brazaville), immigrating to Canada, learning a new culture and language and embracing cold winters, which led to being unsure about what studies to pursue in University, to messing up her credit score, to going from jobs to jobs to find her path, Noëlly’s story is the perfect example of how anybody can overcome the obstacles in their life and find a way to achieve their goals through determination, faith and discipline. She is a Lifestyle entrepreneur, personal brand consultant and podcast host. A former high-performance corporate manager and top Canadian Fashion Blogger, she is the Founder of Unfolden Media, a women-focused platform on a mission to empower ambitious women and help them make an impact. She recently launched the Boss Women Unfold Podcast. She is the recipient of the Best Use of Twitter Award from the Montreal Fashion Bureau and the Notable Award for Best in Social Media (Quebec). Noëlly is a full-time working mom to a beautiful daughter, driven to make an impact on the rise of women to the top levels of companies.You can find Noëlly here!InstagramWebsiteComplimentary Mastermind SessionLinkedin********************************Thanks so much for listening!Please send us feedback & ideas to info@momsonthegrind.comFollow us on Instagram: Podcast | Sarah Desamours (host)

What do you do when you are having a difficult day or week? Do you unconsciously self-sabotage like me? I am the first to admit I do it more than I should. 🙃 😭Whether we realize it or not, we often end up doing things that sabotage our lives, relationships, career and more. In this super quick solo episode, I talk about 3 ways to not self-sabotage. I have had a difficult week and these things have helped a lot and continue to help even when things are going better. This is a random, solo, quick and unplanned episode that can bring you a lot of value. 12 is my lucky number (I was born on 12/12 and my favorite Bible verse is Romans 12) this is the 12th episode and although I'm not that superstitious, it's still meaningful to me and it was important to do a solo episode.A few things I talk about:-The importance of positive talk and gratitude-Self care v.s. self indulgence and not feeling GUILTY-The acceptance of constructive criticismThe Lewis Howes episode reference is called "Change Your Mind To Attract Love, Abundance and Wealth with Marisa Pier" and you can listen to it here. It's SO GOOD!Please don't forget to subscribe and rate us on iTunes!Follow me on IG @sarahdesamours and the podcast @momsonthegrind