Lori Jewett Unscripted

EP 110 - Venessa Luther, Learning to Love Your Own Work Rarely do you meet an artist who ACTUALLY loves their own work. Why is that? What is it about being an artist that makes us feel that way? Is it useful or something we should shed? No doubt it often helps us to level up but to what degree should we hang onto this tendency? Venessa Luther is an Author, Stay at Home Mom, and Jewelry Maker. She...

EP 109 - Dr. Nicole Coyle, Tools for Harmony, Regulation, Innovation, Vision, &  Empowerment Oftentimes when we seek help we want it from someone who has been there and experienced some of the same things that we have gone through. It can help us feel more comfortable to share and open ourselves up to change. Dr Nicole herself has been there and done that, and thus presents her Tools for Harmony,...

EP 108- Nina Kaczorowski, Don’t Work With Everyone Who Comes Your Way  We all know what will happen when we take on a client who isn’t a good fit for us or our team. Inevitably it will lead to wasted time and energy and eventually burnout. If we are trying to get a return for the effort we put forth, we need to put that same effort into choosing with whom we will work.  Venturing through film and...

EP 107 - Jill Jensen, Invest In People Instead Of Deals  People tend to not want to put their money into things that they don’t fully understand or control, but it’s possible that may be holding us back. Hiring and partnering with others around us that we know and trust can allow us to deal in areas that we may not be experts in or even fully understand and still achieve positive results. Jill Jen...

EP 106 - Kyle Slaymaker, Coming Back From The Bottom We are all faced with varying levels of adversity, but what we do when things get really hard is what really matters. What would you do if you were faced with addiction, a failing marriage, and a struggling business. Would you give in and live small or keep pushing through? Kyle is a 2-time bestselling author and US Navy veteran of Operations Ir...

EP 105 - Paul Childers, Be an Orca Not a Shark People love the analogy of being a shark in the sales industry but is that really the best long term tactic? Orcas work together to accomplish a common goal, and often those same orcas are observed beating the sharks anyway. Which one sounds better to you? Paul Childers is the CEO of Blue Sky Biz Solutions whose mission is simplifying the process of o...

EP 104 - Adam Dupuis, Lean In and Keep Rolling With The Punches As business owners we often have unrealistic expectations about how we think things will go. But being an entrepreneur is rarely easy and things usually don’t go as planned. Some see this as a deterrent, others as a challenge. Those are the ones who make it. Adam Dupuis is the MFCEO of Wildman Firewood which is New Orleans' top choice...

EP 103 - Tanya Russell, If Nobody Died It’s OK   In life it’s easy to get upset over the many mundane things that can happen in a person’s day. Things like spotty WiFi, traffic, and a long line for espresso. But is it really worth getting upset over these things? Is that really helping? Really? Tanya Russell is a successful multi-business owner, speaker, author, and life coach. Her passions are he...

EP 102 - Bethany Bayer, Using a VA to Get Your Life Back So many tasks don’t require your personal touch as an entrepreneur, so why are you spending your valuable time on tasks someone else could be doing? Sounds expensive right? But what if it didn’t have to be? Bethany Bayer’s mission is to help businesses save time, money, and resources by taking care of their mundane tasks, such as admin tasks...

EP 101 - Stacy Raske, How To Circumvent The Problem Most problems that occur in our lives have solutions. Most people say you need to go to the root of the problem to figure it out, but Stacy feels you need to go a few steps further back before you can successfully circumvent the problem. An Iraq War Veteran and founder of Stacy Raske Coaching   & Consulting, Stacy Raske is an author, speaker, coa...

EP 100 - Ryan Stewman, Straight Talk is The Way to Success Often we are tempted to tell people what we think they want to hear, but is that really helping anyone? Usually when we do that we are not being true to ourselves which means that we are not showing up in the best way we know how. And isn’t that what we are striving for in the first place? Ryan Stewman is a top contributor to Forbes and ha...

EP 99 - Tiffany VanZytveld, I Got 99 Guests and My Best Friend’s One Lori and her best friend Tiffany VanZytveld sit and reminisce on the first 98 episodes of Lori’s podcast and how it has changed and evolved, as well as talk about their favorite guests and moments. Tiffany VanZytveld is a self-described Wife/Mother/Liberty National/World Traveler/Shovel Bum. Tiffany and her son Lincoln have writt...

EP 98 - Ashley Herrera: Manifesting Your True Life Hard work is always a necessary component of success, no matter which way you slice it. However, using tactics in addition to sweat equity can often make the difference in helping us get to where it is we are headed. Ashley Herrera is a Mortgage Expert, owner of Lady Boss Homebuilding and the host of the national Emmy-nominated TV Show that focuse...

EP 97 - Katy Rozman: The Woman Who’s Had 4 Hearts We all face adversity, and some most definitely will face more than others. It sometimes seems that those who have faced the most adversity are the ones who seem the best at handling it.  Katy Rozman has been called a walking miracle due to the fact that she has been the recipient of 3 heart transplants, making 4 hearts including the one she was bo...

EP 96 - Julian Fligor: From Methamphetamine to Family Man Entrepreneur  We’ve all made bad decisions to varying degrees and have felt like we’ve gone too far to make it back. Usually, we can break through mentally, but usually, the odds aren’t as bad as those who have gone down the road of methamphetamines where 98% of users never make it back. Julian Fligor is the Owner-operator at Precision Wrap...

EP 95 - Jessica Spalo: Why You Need An End Of Life Doula  Death is pretty taboo in our culture, to the point that when it does happen around us, we are often left not knowing what to do or what our options are. It turns out there are doulas who can help transition people into the world, and some doulas can help us transition out.  Jessica Spalo is the founder and an end-of-life doula for Comfort i...

EP 94 - Evelina Mannarino: Be Your Own Cheerleader Oftentimes support from our parents can mean so much to our success, but what if that support is nonexistent? Can you still become your own support system and make your way to where you would like to be? Evelina sure seems to think so.  Evelina Mannarino is passionate about providing her guests at Adrenaline Junkies Tours with a lifetime of advent...

EP 93 - Shannel Venegas: Surrendering To God’s Plan We love to plan our lives and try to control things down to the smallest detail. In fact, our world is pretty much built to embrace that human desire. But is that really the answer? Or would we be better off giving up control to a higher power who quite possibly could know much better what we should do than we ourselves do?  Shannel Venegas is a...

EP 92 - Jeremy Schreifels: Grow Your Podcast FASTER  People are always wanting to know, how do I get my podcast to the point where it can be monetized? Monetization, or at least the ability to monetize almost always parallels listenership. So what are some of the things you can do to expedite that process and make it go quicker? Jeremy Schreifels is a multi-talented individual who has made a signi...

EP 91 - Drewbie Wilson: Choosing To Be Happy Happiness is a choice, and it means something different to us all. It’s your job to get out there and find out what it means to you and take action to bring it into your life. You’re the only who will, or even can for that matter. Drewbie Wilson is an action taker with his finger on the pulse who focuses on service to others above all else, leading him...

EP 90 - Clay Smeltzer: Own Yourself to Prioritize Yourself So many things are out of control in our lives, so why do we tend to focus on those things? The one thing we can truly own and control is ourselves, especially our minds. The more you focus on what you yourself can do, the more you can own yourself and thus prioritize yourself. Clay Smeltzer is a man who owns himself, loves his story, and...

EP 89 - Libby Steggles-Ginn: Be Brave Enough To Be You It seems so many adults have issues with managing their emotions. Why is it that? Of all the things that we are not taught to do when we are kids, this might possibly be the most disruptive to us when we reach the later stages in life. Libby Steggles-Ginn is a mother, a wife, and a businesswoman on a mission to help families to thrive and crea...

EP 88 - Diandra Denier Fields: Preventing Cancer Through Action Most people rarely think that something bad will happen, it’s mostly caused by normalcy bias. But the reality is that people get cancer, so why wait around for something to happen? Why wait for a diagnosis to take action when there are things you could be doing today? Diandra Denier Fields has a Post-Doc at UW-M in Nutritional Science...

EP 87 - Jazmin Cornejo: Going Your Own Way Some people recognize early on that they aren’t made to be employees. Some of us are much better suited to be self-employed, though it often takes a while to learn that lesson and even longer to find a way to make it happen. Jazmin is one of those people and has made it on her own and has now expanded into starting another business.  Jazmin Cornejo is the...

EP 86 - Sophia Goncalves: Moving Towards Meditation Meditation seems to be such a hot topic lately. Everyone seems to be talking about it and integrating it into their lives, but for many of us, the idea of sitting down and meditating seems a near impossibility. Sophia is here to help squash that idea because, after all, you might already be doing a form of meditation without even realizing it.  S...