Do you tend to avoid conflict at all costs? Conflict doesn't have to be a bad thing. When you avoid conflict, it can make something small into a bigger deal. In this week's episode, we give you three tips to start embracing conflict rather than avoiding it.

In today's compact episode we talk about how you can take back control of your life. If you are feeling overwhelmed with the stress of getting things done every day, this episode is a must-listen!We give you three tips to feel less stressed and more accomplished. Join the positive change movement at www.styleyourlifepodcast.com

Are you dealing with a challenging situation? This week we talk to Divorce Attorney, Joshua Kelne. Going through a divorce is a major life change and comes with a whole lot of strong emotions. The key to getting through difficult changes is to not let your emotions get the best of you. Listen to this episode if you are in need of some advice on being more intentional with how you deal with your emotions. Book Recommendation: Shogun by James ClavellFollow us on Instagram!Join the positive change movement at www.styleyourlifepodcast.com.

This week we talk about the differences between perspective and perception and the potential they both have to impact your life. We also go into a few ways you can start to change both your perspective and perception if you find they aren't as positive as you want them to be. Follow us at www.styleyourlifepodcast.com & sign up to be part of the positive change movement!Support the show by purchasing a shirt from the shop :)

Today we're talking to the creator behind Elevated Shorts, the host of Reinvention Daily and overall inspiring leader. Andrew Lopez.Andrew spend his time talking to people about how they are reinventing their businesses and life in these crazy times. He also takes us through how he got started with the show by reinventing his own business.  Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliandrewlopez/

This week we invited a personal friend of ours on a whim into the studio to share his story of overcoming challenges and adversity to get to where he is now. A technology professional and band member of The Scarlet Letter Society. https://www.crazylovemusic.com/https://www.facebook.com/ScarletLetterSociety

This week we welcome Mitchell Gleason, owner of The Three Keys. This brand was created to have a positive influence on people throughout the world. These three simple yet profound messages cut across all levels of society and empower everyone who wears them. Listen in for more Mitchell's story and how three keys can contribute to a new perspective on life. Three Keys Website: https://www.thethreekeys.com/Three Keys Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_three_keys_Connect with us on Instagram! Send us an email with questions or comments at info@styleyourlifepodcast.com

Are you struggling with your confidence and want a way to improve?This week's episode discusses how taking action will help you improve your confidence and build it over time.

Season three kicks off with this episode!Many of us have people in our lives that bring us down. Maybe it's every time you are around them or just here and there. In this episode we break down what we mean by toxic people and give you some advice on how we have dealt with these types of people in our lives. To make sure you never miss an episode, make sure you subscribe! We want to connect with you. Text "change" to 904-204-1124 to join our free community and be part of the positive change movement!

Another throwback episode! This one is from our second month of podcasting in November of 2019. People pleasing is a huge limiting belief and behavior for us and is something we are still actively working on. Check out this episode where we talk about the importance of setting boundaries to take back control of your life.

Style Your Life went on location in Palm Beach, Florida! Tareq Salahi gives us the real scoop on his time with the Real Housewives of D.C. and how he overcame the adversity that came along with it. Follow us and join the positive change movement at www.styleyourlifepodcast.comConnect with Tareq:http://www.hotelsatsea.com/http://www.tareqsalahi.org/http://www.oasiswinery.com/http://www.celebrationretreats.com/

Dr. Lisa Spoden is the CEO of Hotels at Sea and Co-Owner of Oasis Winery. She is currently Senior Vice President and was co-owner of the lobbying and consulting organization—-Strategic Health Care. She has a PhD and MS in Health Services Administration. Her strategic planning and program development expertise is coupled with practical management know-how having previously worked as a Sr. Executive of hospitals and medical group practices.We sit down with Lisa to discuss her story and how women can flex their leadership power in an authentic way. http://www.hotelsatsea.com/home.htmlhttp://www.oasiswinery.com/https://strategichealthcare.net/https://bit.ly/Americachangedhttps://www.styleyourlifepodcast.com/

Are you using your challenges as a method for growth or as an excuse?Everyone encounters adversity, it's how you choose to react that determines whether you succeed or live a mediocre life. Join us for our first YouTube episode with Republican Strategist, Mark Vargas. Mark discusses his story and how he got into politics. He talks about how he was inspired to travel to Iraq and what drives him today.Watch the video of this interview at https://bit.ly/Americachanged

This week we are bringing you a throwback episode! This is one of our first episodes from last year. What do you do when you face a situation that challenges your emotions? It’s easy to get stuck in a rut over it. You might be tempted to just ignore the issue and hope it magically resolves, in your life and in your head, all on its own. You might develop a negative mindset about it, blame others, or start building anger and resentment. These examples are unhealthy coping mechanisms that are easy to automatically turn to when you’re faced with difficult or hurtful dilemmas. However, wishing it away or getting angry won’t help you get to a resolution - not a positive resolution anyway.So if your negative default settings won’t help, then what can you do to move through life’s tough times in a more positive way that actually helps you grow through the process?You need to reframe life’s challenges! You are in control of how you think and the lens you view the world through. There is opportunity in every challenge if you make a conscious decision to look for it and embrace it. Resisting only leads to more chaos and an unsettled mind.Listen to 5 ways you can reframe life’s challenges for a more positive outcome!In this Episode: Acceptance [ 4:00 ]Gratitude [ 6:10 ]Stop playing the victim [ 7:50 ]Forgiveness [ 12:40 ]Create a new meaning [ 15:45 ]Champagne for the Change [ 24:00 ]Links Mentioned:Sophisticated Change - www.sophisticatedchange.com/ www.styleyourlifepodcast.comAssertiveness Workbook - www.sophisticatedchange.com/assertive

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How are you communicating your authentic self to others?Mark Metry is on Amazon Prime's TV Docuseries "The Social Movement" season 2 attempting to solve some of the world's biggest problems. Mark is also the Host of the Global Top 100 podcast called Humans 2.0 featured by Forbes, NASDAQ, and Yahoo Finance as the "Top 21 Growing Podcasts you must listen to in 2019." Mark's show has been listened to over 10 million times and features the greatest leaders of our time and frequently converses with Billionaires, Professional Athletes, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, and New York Times Bestselling authors exploring today's dynamic of the human experience in modern technological times of 2019. In this episode, Mark explains the value of negative information – it can keep us alive. Our brains will go throughout our lives and pick up negative thoughts and ideas. Then, our minds will begin to tell them as if they are ours. In 2016, Mark set out to create the 2.0 version of himself. After a walk around the city, Mark realized he was overweight and needed to do something about it. So, Mark Googled how to lose weight and which diets he needed to follow. The health and wellness industry affects everyone, there is a lot of power with how companies' market and leverage what they have. The journey to weight loss just confused him even more. Eventually, Mark decided to eat natural foods and avoid chemicals.   Stay tuned as Mark uncovers the lessons he learned from his podcast, Human 2.0. Now that he has success, Mark looks to bring other people that same feeling. Success is all relative; as we climb the ladder of success, it gives us meaning in our journey. Also, Mark reveals the inspiration behind his book, Screw Being Shy. Book Recommendation: The End of Mental Illness Instant Impact: Stop lying and start telling the truth. In this Episode: About Mark Metry [ 0:00 ]The journey to becoming Mark 2.0 [ 5:30 ]About Mark’s routines [ 15:45 ]The subtle art of not overthinking [ 22:10 ]Book recommendation [ 28:30 ]Mark reveals his biggest passion [ 31:15 ]Lessons learned from Human 2.0 [ 36:25 ]The inspiration behind Screw Being Shy [ 46:15 ]Instant Impact [ 55:00 ] Links Mentioned: Website: https://www.styleyourlifepodcast.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/styleyourlifepodcast Mark’s Website: https://www.markmetry.comHumans 2.0: https://www.markmetry.com/humans-2-0-podcastScrew Being Shy: https://www.markmetry.com/screw-being-shy-bookThe End of Mental IllnessFollow Mark:  ·       Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9·       Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/·       Twitter: https://twitter.com/markymetry

How do you master your mindset? Jen Groover has been tagged by SUCCESS MAGAZINE as a “One-Woman Brand,” a “Creativity and Innovation Guru” and a leading “Serial Entrepreneur” by Entrepreneur Magazine and ranked #8 by SAP in the Top 51 Influencers of Human Potential.  Jen Groover’s name has become synonymous with innovation, entrepreneurship, evolution and human potential.  She was recently nominated for “Motivational Speaker of the Year for 2019” from Speakercon.  As well as “Woman of the Year” by PhillyMan Magazine. She is a UN delegate to the Global Entrepreneurs Council.  She also made history at the NYSE, as a member of the first all-female group to ring the opening bell, made Forbes’ list of “50 Founders to Follow” and was nominated “TV Personality of The Year Award” in 2015. In this episode, Jen dives deep into her story and the importance of mindset. We can view every situation in a way that will harm us or let us grow. Once we understand the idea that we have control over our mindset, then we need to understand how to take control of our mindset. People grow up without ever knowing that they are in control of their minds. We can always think about how we can view something differently. There are exercises to train our brains to think positively and consciously.  Stay tuned as Jen explains why we need to back up our complaints with solutions, and Jen describes the inspiration behind The MORE Method. Book Recommendation: DotCom Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Growing Your Company Online (1st Edition) Instant Impact: Do a mindfulness audit every single day. In this Episode: About Jen Groover [ 0:00 ]The importance of mindset [ 5:40 ]How fear can hold us back [ 14:30 ]About Jen’s routines for success [ 23:45 ]Book recommendation [ 28:50 ]Jen reveals her biggest passions [ 32:25 ]Jen’s best pieces of advice [ 37:30 ]Why complaining should inspire change [ 43:30 ]About The MORE Method [ 48:30 ]Instant Impact [ 55:50 ] Links Mentioned: Website: https://www.styleyourlifepodcast.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/styleyourlifepodcast Jen’s Website: https://jengroover.comGet Jen’s Books: https://jengroover.com/jenss-book/DotCom Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Growing Your Company Online (1st Edition)Follow Jen:  ·       Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jengroover·       Twitter: https://twitter.com/jengroover·       Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jengroover/

Joshua Spodek What are your daily habits?  Joshua Spodek PhD MBA is a three-time TEDx speaker, #1 bestselling author of Initiative and Leadership Step by Step, host of the award-winning Leadership and the Environment podcast, and professor at NYU. He holds a PhD in astrophysics and an MBA from Columbia, where he studied under a Nobel Laureate and helped launch a satellite (having emerged from some of Philadelphia’s most dangerous neighborhoods). He left academia to found a venture to market an invention that showed animated images to subway riders between stations. He teaches and coaches leadership and entrepreneurship at NYU and Columbia Business School.  In this episode, Joshua opens the show speaking about the importance of service. Joshua recognizes that the most valuable parts of his life have been of service to others. A positive mindset is critical when providing service to others. However, if you do not have the positive mindset already, you need to start anyway. You have to act to get the mindset, not the other way around. Book Recommendation: Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity Countdown: Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth?In this Episode: About Joshua Spodek [ 0:00 ]How Joshua navigates challenges [ 4:10 ]The importance a positive mindset plays in our challenges [ 6:30 ]How Joshua automates his thoughts [ 8:30 ]Book recommendations [ 13:00 ]The benefits of daily habits [ 16:30 ]How to keep your daily habits [ 21:10 ]About Joshua’s habits [ 25:30 ]How to cultivate discipline [ 30:16 ]Instant Impact [ 34:25 ]

What makes you unique?  Adam Mendler is the Chief Executive Officer of The Veloz Group, where he co-founded and oversees ventures across a wide variety of industries: Beverly Hills Chairs, a leading office furniture e-tailer; Custom Tobacco, a one-of-a-kind cigar customization e-commerce platform; and Veloz Solutions, a technology consulting and software development practice. Adam remains active in each portfolio company, providing strategic guidance and support. Adam also provides business thought leadership as a speaker to businesses, universities and non-profit organizations; as the host of the leadership and personal / professional development podcast Thirty Minute Mentors; as an expert regularly cited in national media outlets; and as an advisor, consultant, coach and board member. In this episode, Adam speaks about how he was so busy counting his money; he didn’t realize the issues in his businesses. Adam and his business partner have ten different ideas, and they wanted to execute all of them. However, they burnt through all of their money and had their backs up against the wall. If Adam and his business partner were going to continue as entrepreneurs, they needed to focus and stop what they were doing. You can’t successfully start ten businesses at the same time. The biggest mistake they made was not having the focus. When you’re a bootstrap business, you need money coming in regularly. They were so busy and distracted that they lost sight of working on the cash flow businesses.

Today we are talking to a female entrepreneur and self proclaimed lifestyle curator who has built her empire around travel. She has created an upscale travel and lifestyle brand, as well as worked as a commercial actress, professional photographer, and producer of her own original travel TV show. She is also a founding member of The Hive Society, an influential community of content creators. She has been featured on Fox Business, Cheddar News, The Huffington Post, and Trip Advisor (just to name a few). We are excited to be talking with Amy West on the show today!