How To Grow Your Plant-Based Business with Violette De Ayala - PTP413

06/15/21 • 38 min

Plant Trainers Podcast - Plant Based Nutrition & Fitness

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with Violette De Ayala all about how to network and grow your plant-based business. The truth is it doesn't matter if your business is vegan or plant-based or not, but you may be. We want you doing well so you have more money and time freedom to make a positive impact in this world. We talk about the need for failure to grow, how to meet people to network with, and the unique characteristics of Networking groups and what to look for. Violette is a personal friend and mentor and I’m thrilled to be having her on the show. Her ability to see the big picture, connect people together and really listen to her client’s needs is inspirational. I hope you find little nuggets today to help you connect with others and achieve more good in this world. Violette De Ayala is a Cuban American serial and social Entrepreneur, Female Founder of FemCity® women’s networking groups, and International Best-Selling Author of The Self-Guided Guru© Lessons for Everyday Humans. With a strong background in PR she also Served as part of The White House: Women Environmental Leaders Program and is a former Advisor for City of Miami Mayor’s Office for two administrations. She has been featured in various magazines and broadcasts including CTV and People’s Magazine and has been the keynote speaker at many widely known events. In this episode we discuss: Needing failure Vegetarian and plant-based Staring FemCity Tips for networking Strategies for meeting new people How to find one that’s good for you Where to look

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Giving Back Through Leadership with Rep. Jeremy Gray - PTP412

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with Representative Jeremy Gray all about football, leadership, and making change. Jeremy is shaking things up in Alabama being a young rep after exiting the CFL. He is making a change for good across the state but also in his own backyard. You’ll hear about how he uses his sports experience and newly found leadership skills to build a community centre to help Opelika children learn and grow in a way they otherwise would not be able to. Jeremy Gray, better known in the community as Mr. EYG for continuous service to elevate his community and those around him. He is an African American politician, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and a former professional athlete. Rep. Gray is currently the Alabama State Representative of the 83rd District, where he serves on the Commerce and Small Business, Health, and Public Safety and Homeland Security committees. He was voted in by his peers as Minority-Whip, and he was appointed to the Alabama Statewide Health Coordinating Council and Innovate Alabama by Governor Ivey. More info: Rep. Gray was recently nominated and selected to join the NewDEAL (Developing Exceptional American Leaders). Witty and innovative at heart, Rep. Gray is also the founder of Elevate Your Grind (EYG), Inc., a motivational and clothing brand as well The Curtis House, a nonprofit organization which serves as a resource hub in one of the most vulnerable neighborhoods in his hometown of Opelika, AL. Rep. Gray is also a current student at Auburn University with the College of Business pursuing his Executive MBA degree. He has sponsored legislation this year that would allow yoga into public schools, provide matching funds for high-risk high reward tech startups, {AND is a part of many more projects to make Alabama state inclusive for everyone} attract electric bike companies into Alabama, prohibit straight-party voting, make the expungement process easier for those who are seeking a second chance in life, and require schools to provide water stations as well as clean filtered water. Rep. Gray is committed to making Alabama a state inclusive for everyone. Jeremy Gray has received numerous accolades for his community service and leadership. When asked what his ultimate goal is in life, he simply stated “to inspire.” In this episode we discuss: Football career Finding vegan Yoga ban Yoga in sports Sports skills translating to life’s success Leadership Opelika Alabama Curtis House

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Plant-Based Juniors with Whitney English and Alex Caspero - PTP414

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with the Plant-Based Juniors, Alex Caspero and Whitney English about plant-based babies and toddlers. We know people are concerned about their babies and toddlers when it comes to eating a plant-based diet. Will they get all they need? What can we give them instead of dairy-based formula? But I was waisted on whole milk. It’s almost like we know it’s the best thing for us adults, but we second guess ourselves when it comes to the children. Well, Alex and Whitney share some amazing information and tips for making it work...and most of all, what to say to others when they challenge you! These gals are great and you will want to share this show with all plant-based parents or parents to be out there. Alexandra Caspero MA, RDN, and Whitney English MS, RDN are both moms, registered dietitian nutritionists, and founders of Plant-Based Juniors. PBJs is a community for parents and educators interested in properly implementing plant-based diets for children. PBJs is dedicated to filling the gap in credible pediatric nutrition information for plant-based infants and children. They promote an all-inclusive “predominantly plant-based” approach, supporting all families from vegan to vegetarian to flexitarian. Alex and Whitney are co-authors of the new book The Plant-Based Baby & Toddler. We especially love their Instagram feed! In this episode we discuss: Finding plant based Meathead Plant-based Baby and Toddler Formula Moving to milk “Fight fear with fact” How to give information to others. Why soy over pea protein Iron Growth PB3 plate model