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Take the Leap is the podcast where we get real about the rollercoaster that is entrepreneurship and life. Sure, some folks make running a business look like a walk in the park, but let's be honest – it's more like a wild ride through a theme park with unexpected twists and turns! Join us your co-hosts, Victoria & Ashlan, as we spill the beans on our own real-life experiences and shine a spotlight on some amazing guests. From the highs of success stories to the lows of epic failures, and hey, we'll even throw in some cringe-worthy, laugh-out-loud embarrassing moments for good measure! So buckle up and tune in every week for a dose of raw, unfiltered truth about what it's really like to chase your dreams and build a business. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just dipping your toes into the startup world, we've got something for everyone. Even if it's just to make you think, "I'm so glad I didn't do what they did!"

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June 16, 2026Episode 531 hr 12 min

#139: How Failure Builds Strength and Resilience in the Gym & Your Business

In this episode, we sit down with acupuncturist and holistic nutritionist Lindsey Pope, founder of Instinctual Health, to talk about what it really looks like to build a business rooted in both passion and personal evolution. Lindsey shares how her journey started from a desire for more freedom, and turned into a winding path of rediscovery, pivoting, and ultimately finding her niche in sports and orthopedic acupuncture.If you’ve ever felt pressure to “have it all figured out” in your business (or your health), this episode is a refreshing reminder that clarity often comes after you take the leap. Lindsey brings a grounded, honest perspective on entrepreneurship, healing, and why community, movement, and self-trust matter more than perfection.Key TakeawaysYou don’t have to have it all figured out to start. Lindsey’s business began as a side hustle and evolved over time through experimentation and experience.Clarity comes from doing, not overthinking. Trying different paths (even the “wrong” ones) can lead you exactly where you’re meant to be.Community is everything in business. Building real, in-person relationships is more impactful than perfect branding or marketing funnels.Connection drives client retention. People come for the service, but stay because of the relationship and trust you build.Taking time off fuels better work. Stepping away from your business can lead to clearer insights and prevent burnout.Your health is foundational to your success. Movement, nutrition, and rest aren’t optional, they’re essential for sustainable entrepreneurship.Exercise should feel good and not forced. The “best” workout is the one you actually enjoy and can stay consistent with.Nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated. Shifting from “good vs. bad” food to “fueling your body” creates a healthier, more sustainable mindset.Failure is a skill you can build. Weightlifting taught Lindsey that practicing failure builds resilience both in business and in life.Trust yourself before outside advice. Early pressure to pick a niche can backfire if it doesn’t align with what genuinely excites you.Guest & Host Information:Guest, Lindsey Pope, Owner of Instinctual HealthCo-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect with Lindsey:Visit her website: https://lindseypope.com Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/instinctualhealth Connect with us:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today Find Ashlan on Instagram & LinkedIn: https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson Find Tory on Instagram & LinkedIn https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

June 11, 2026Episode 5228 min

#138: Stop Doom Scrolling and Start Showing Up for Your Community

In this recap episode, Ashlan and Tory reflect on their powerful conversation with returning guest Elizabeth Doerr and explore what community care, civic engagement, and hope look like during uncertain times.They discuss the importance of taking meaningful action instead of getting stuck in doom-scrolling, why everyone has a role to play in creating positive change, and how community support can be one of the most impactful forms of activism. The conversation also highlights the parallels between taking action in our communities and taking action in our businesses, reminding listeners that progress often starts with small, intentional steps.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world, struggling to figure out how to make a difference, or looking for ways to stay hopeful while building your business and life, this episode offers practical perspective and encouragement. Ashlan and Tory share honest reflections on civic engagement, community care, entrepreneurship, and the importance of moving from overwhelm into action.Key TakeawaysYou do not have to be an organizer or activist leader to make a meaningful difference in your community.Community care is a powerful form of activism and social change.Small actions often create bigger ripple effects than we realize.Doom-scrolling may feel productive, but it is not the same as taking action.Staying informed is important, but protecting your mental health matters too.Hope is created through action, not by waiting for circumstances to improve.Local involvement often creates more direct impact than we realize.Empathy and compassion cost nothing but can profoundly change someone’s experience.The same principle applies in business: when things feel stuck, taking action creates momentum.Building strong communities requires participation, connection, and care for one another.This episode references our conversation with Elizabeth Doerr, episode #137 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. You can catch our other conversations with Elizabeth, episodes #008 and #037.Host information:Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today With Ashlan:https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson With Tory:https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

June 9, 2026Episode 5156 min

#137: Finding Your Role in Times That Feel Overwhelming - How to Take Action Locally

In this episode, Elizabeth Doerr returns for a third time, and the conversation goes far beyond business. From grassroots organizing in her local school community to launching a new creative project centered on national parks, Elizabeth shares what it looks like to stay engaged, hopeful, and impactful during uncertain times.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world (or stuck in a doomscroll spiral), this episode offers a grounded, practical reminder: you don’t have to do everything, but you can do something. Elizabeth breaks down how to find your role in your community, while also giving us a peek into her newest project, Charm of the Wilderness, which blends climate awareness, history, and storytelling in a powerful way.Key Takeaways: You don’t have to be an organizer to make a difference. Everyone has a role, whether it’s leading, supporting, donating, or simply showing up.Start with your immediate community. Real impact often begins locally, your school, neighborhood, or workplace is a powerful place to take action.Doomscrolling isn’t action. Staying informed matters, but balancing it with real-world engagement is what actually creates change.Local involvement matters more than we think. From school boards to city councils, these spaces directly impact everyday life—and need more engaged voices.Community care is powerful activism. Supporting one another in tangible ways (like mutual aid or volunteering) is just as important as large-scale efforts.Hope often comes from taking action. Even small contributions can help counter feelings of helplessness.Thinking about running for office? Check out Run For Something, the organization we referenced in the episode: https://runforsomething.net Guest & Host Information:Guest, Elizabeth Doerr, Owner of Doerr & Co. & Host of Cramming for the Apocalypse & Charm of the WildernessCo-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesTune into our first two episodes with Elizabeth on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube #008 and #037.Connect with Elizabeth:Visit the Doerr & Co. website: http://www.doerrandco.com Visit Elizabeth's website: http://www.elizabethdoerr.com Read Elizabeth's Substack, Cramming for the Apocalypse: https://crammingfortheapocalypse.substack.com and Charm of the Wilderness: https://charmofthewilderness.substack.com Find Elizabeth on Instagram @elizdoerr https://www.instagram.com/elizdoerr Find Doerr & Co. on Instagram @doerrandco https://www.instagram.com/doerrandco/Find Cramming for the Apocalypse on Instagram @crammingfortheapocalypse https://www.instagram.com/crammingfortheapocalypse Connect with us:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today Find Ashlan on Instagram & LinkedIn: https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson Find Tory on Instagram & LinkedIn https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

June 4, 2026Episode 5028 min

#136: Remember You Don’t Need to Work With Everyone, Why Aligned Clients Matter

In this solo recap episode, Ashlan and Tory reflect on their conversation with Marina Martinez-Bateman and unpack the realities of consulting, nonprofit work, professionalism, and building a business rooted in alignment rather than performative success.They discuss the disconnect between strategy and actual impact, how entrepreneurs can create businesses that reflect who they truly are, and why working with aligned clients matters more than trying to serve everyone. The conversation also touches on retention over constant growth, navigating difficult clients, overthinking communication, and the freedom that entrepreneurship offers to design a life and business that feels authentic.This episode is an honest, thoughtful conversation about values-based business, sustainable growth, and finding the people who truly fit your work.Key TakeawaysNot all consulting is created equal, and poor consulting can create real harm for organizations.Nonprofits and small businesses deserve strategy partners who understand their unique realities and constraints.“Professionalism” is often subjective and rooted in outdated expectations.Your authentic self can actually become a strength and filter for attracting aligned clients.You do not need to work with everyone to build a successful business.Retention and caring for existing clients are often more valuable than constantly chasing new business.Word-of-mouth referrals from aligned clients create stronger long-term growth.Many entrepreneurs struggle with overthinking communication and follow-up.Entrepreneurship allows you to build a business around the life you actually want.This episode references our conversation with Marina Martinez-Bateman, episode #135 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. You can catch our first episode with Marina #066.Host information:Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today With Ashlan:https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson With Tory:https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

June 2, 2026Episode 491 hr 4 min

#135: Real Talk on Capitalism, Consulting, and Client Work

In this unfiltered and wide-ranging conversation, Marina Martinez-Bateman returns to share what it actually looked like to survive one of the most volatile years many nonprofit professionals have ever experienced. From losing clients week after week to rebuilding her business from the ground up, Marina pulls back the curtain on resilience, burnout, and what it takes to keep going when the systems you rely on start to fail.This episode is a must-listen if you’ve ever felt like the rules of business, or the economy, suddenly stopped making sense. Marina challenges the narratives around capitalism, nonprofit funding, and “professionalism,” while also offering a powerful reminder: building something sustainable often means doing it differently, with integrity, and alongside people who actually share your values.Key Takeaways: The nonprofit industry is carrying a burden it was never meant to hold alone. When systems fail, nonprofits step in, but that model is fragile and deeply underfunded.Economic instability hits unevenly, and nonprofits felt it first. Many organizations and professionals experienced rapid loss, burnout, and even paralysis in the face of constant change.You don’t have to fit into broken systems. Marina’s perspective on being “unemployable” highlights how some people are simply not built for dysfunctional hierarchies, and that can be a strength.Integrity-driven businesses operate differently. Paying fair wages, prioritizing people, and building collaboratively may not be the fastest path, but it’s often the most sustainable.Not all consulting is created equal. Marina calls out the gap between performative strategy and actual impact, and why that disconnect harms businesses.Authenticity is a business advantage. Trying to fit a mold (especially around “professionalism”) can distance you from the clients who actually value your work.You don’t need to work with everyone. The sooner you find alignment with your clients, the easier and more effective your work becomes.Diverse perspectives create stronger outcomes. Healthy conflict and varied experiences lead to better decisions and fewer blind spots.There’s another way to lead and manage. Marina’s Decolonizing Management program explores how to build teams and organizations outside of traditional, harmful systems.Guest & Host Information:Guest, Marina Martinez-Bateman, Founder of New Coyote Consulting Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect with Marina:On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marinaisgo/ On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marina-martinez-bateman/ On Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/marinaisgo.bsky.social Follow New Coyote on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newcoyotecomms/ Follow New Coyote on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newcoyote Explore Marina’s Decolonizing Management Cohort: https://decolonizing.management/ Connect with us:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today Find Ashlan on Instagram & LinkedIn: https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson Find Tory on Instagram & LinkedIn https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

May 28, 2026Episode 4829 min

#134: You Don’t Owe the Internet Your Presence Everywhere

In this solo recap episode, Ashlan and Tory reflect on their conversation with writer and writing coach Sam Pollack and unpack the pressure entrepreneurs feel to constantly create content, stay visible online, and “play the algorithm game.”They discuss why data matters more than internet trends, how to build a marketing strategy that actually aligns with your energy, and why creativity thrives when you remove unnecessary rigidity and pressure. The conversation also dives into boundaries, burnout, trust in business growth, networking, writing, and the importance of creating sustainable systems that support both your work and your life.This episode is a refreshing reminder that you do not owe the internet your presence everywhere, and that building a business in alignment with your values is always worth it.Key Takeaways You don’t have to market your business on every platform to be successful.Data and analytics should guide marketing decisions more than pressure or trends.Creativity suffers when content creation becomes overly rigid or formulaic.Consistency matters, but flexibility and sustainability matter too.Building systems to track leads and conversions should be a higher priority than posting constantly online.Your audience can feel when your energy is disconnected from your content.Boundaries are essential for both creative work and business growth.Following up with leads in human-centered ways can improve connection and trust.Entrepreneurship requires learning how to trust yourself through uncertainty and growth seasons.Host information:Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today With Ashlan:https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson With Tory:https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

May 26, 2026Episode 471 hr 2 min

#133: The Anti-Algorithm Strategy: SEO, Email, and Real Connection

In this candid and refreshingly honest conversation, we sit down with returning guest Samantha (Sam) Pollack to talk about what it really looks like to navigate a business pivot in today’s ever-changing marketing landscape. From walking away from social media to doubling down on SEO and AI search, Sam shares the behind-the-scenes decisions, experiments, and mindset shifts shaping her next chapter.We also dive into the emotional realities of entrepreneurship–from burnout and rebranding fatigue to the vulnerability of job searching–alongside the creative breakthroughs happening in her new one-on-one writing coaching work.If you’ve ever questioned whether social media is “worth it,” felt stuck in a pivot, or craved a more sustainable way to grow your business, this episode will feel like a deep exhale and a permission slip to do things differently.Key TakeawaysYou don’t have to play the algorithm game if it’s not working for you. Sam made a data-driven decision to step away from Instagram after realizing the return didn’t match the energy investment.“Discoverability” isn’t always the golden ticket. Being visible everywhere doesn’t guarantee the right people will find you or convert into clients.SEO and AI search are becoming powerful alternatives to social media. Instead of chasing attention, Sam is focusing on creating content that’s searchable, intentional, and built to last.Small businesses shouldn’t copy big brand strategies. What works for large companies with big audiences and budgets doesn’t translate to solopreneurs or early-stage businesses.Slower growth can actually be better growth. Prioritizing quality connections over mass visibility can lead to more aligned clients and sustainable business building.Your business model can (and should) evolve with you. Sam’s shift into customizable, one-on-one writing coaching highlights the value of flexibility and listening to what’s working.Creativity thrives when you remove pressure and rigidity. Writing doesn’t have to follow one process—finding your natural rhythm is key to consistency and confidence.You don’t owe the internet your presence everywhere. It’s okay to opt out of platforms or trends that don’t align with your energy, values, or goals.Guest & Host Information:Guest, Samantha Pollack, Owner of Indie Copy StudioCo-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect with Sam:Join Sam’s newsletter list: https://mixtape.indiecopystudio.com/ On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthapollack/ Connect with us:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today Find Ashlan on Instagram & LinkedIn: https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson Find Tory on Instagram & LinkedIn https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

May 21, 2026Episode 4634 min

#132: Business, Politics, and Community Impact

In this recap episode, Ashlan and Tory reflect on their conversation with Michael Jonas and dive deeper into collaboration, community-building, networking, and the scarcity mindset that often shows up in entrepreneurship.They explore why values-aligned business relationships matter, how collaborative communities like Narwhal Pod are changing the way entrepreneurs connect, and why “bro marketing” tactics continue to leave a bad taste in everyone’s mouth. The conversation also touches on politics in business, local community involvement, burnout, networking balance, and building a business that actually feels aligned with who you are.This episode is a thoughtful and honest conversation about entrepreneurship, relationships, trust, and what it means to create businesses rooted in humanity instead of competition.Key TakeawaysCollaboration is often far more powerful than competition in entrepreneurship.Values-aligned communities help business owners find trusted referral partners and collaborators.Scarcity mindset can prevent entrepreneurs from building meaningful relationships.Pushy sales tactics damage trust and create long-term negative impressions.Not every client or customer is the right fit — and that’s okay.Business owners can choose how political they want to be, but every business decision carries social impact.Local government and community involvement can create meaningful change.Networking is valuable, but balance is necessary to avoid burnout and overcommitment.Building sustainable relationships and systems matters just as much as business growth.Host information:Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today With Ashlan:https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson With Tory:https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

May 19, 2026Episode 451 hr 14 min

#131: Stop Waiting for Better Systems and Start Building Them Instead

In this powerful and wide-ranging conversation, we welcome back Michael Jonas for a candid update on his work, from launching innovative community-building tools like the Narwhal Pod to diving into big, uncomfortable questions through his new podcast, All American Why. What starts as a conversation about entrepreneurship and resource-sharing quickly expands into a deeper discussion about systems, leadership, and what it really means to show up for your community right now.If you’ve ever felt frustrated by broken systems, burned out by “the way things have always been,” or unsure how to take meaningful action in your work or life–this episode will challenge your thinking and remind you why community, creativity, and courage matter more than ever.Key TakeawaysCommunity is the real infrastructure and we need to build it intentionally. The Narwhal Pod is more than a directory. It’s a reimagined way to connect values-aligned service providers and organizations in a way that actually reflects people as whole humans, not just job titles.If the system doesn’t exist, build it. Instead of waiting for better tools or solutions, Michael created one. Reminding us that innovation often comes from frustration paired with action.You can’t solve big problems with surface-level thinking. Whether in business, nonprofits, or government, real change requires digging into root causes and not just reacting or applying quick fixes.The scarcity mindset is killing collaboration. When organizations duplicate efforts instead of sharing resources, everyone loses. True impact requires coordination, not competition.Being “non-political” is still a choice, with heavy consequences. Decisions are being made every day that affect our lives, whether we engage or not. Opting out doesn’t mean you’re unaffected—it just means you’re not in the room.Guest & Host Information:Guest, Michael Jonas, Owner and Attorney at Narwhal Law and Business Strategy Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect with Michael:Visit Michael’s website: https://www.narwhallawandbusinessstrategy.comFollow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Narwhal-Law-and-Business-Strategy/100092248707115Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/narwhallawandbizstrategyFollow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/narwhal-law-and-business-strategyExplore the Narwhal Pod: https://www.narwhalpod.com/ Connect with us:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today Find Ashlan on Instagram & LinkedIn: https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson Find Tory on Instagram & LinkedIn https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram

May 14, 2026Episode 4430 min

#130: Building Better Workplace Transitions

In this recap episode, Ashlan and Victoria reflect on their powerful conversation with Naomi Hattaway about leaving well, workplace culture, sabbaticals, succession planning, and the reality that no one stays in a role forever.They unpack why so many organizations struggle with transitions, why healthy exits are still surprisingly rare, and how businesses can create better systems for both the people leaving and the people staying behind. The conversation also explores entrepreneurship, burnout, rest, and the importance of building sustainable systems both at work and at home.If you’ve ever left a job awkwardly, struggled with boundaries around time off, or wondered why workplace transitions feel so emotionally loaded, this episode will absolutely resonate.Key TakeawaysMost workplaces are not prepared for healthy transitions, even though employee turnover is inevitable.Two weeks’ notice is often not enough for meaningful knowledge transfer or relationship closure.Organizations should normalize conversations about departures, succession planning, and sabbaticals.Asking about offboarding processes during interviews can reveal a lot about workplace culture.Knowledge transfer is more about communication and support than creating the “perfect binder.”Time off should not require burnout-level preparation just to step away for a few days.Entrepreneurs and organizations alike need systems that support rest and recovery.Community and relationships require intentional maintenance, especially during busy seasons.This episode references our conversation with Naomi Hattaway, episode #129 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. And listen to our first conversation with Naomi episode #35.Host information:Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect:On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaketheLeap-Today On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taketheleap_today With Ashlan:https://www.instagram.com/ashbeanpdxmktg https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashlan-glazier-anderson With Tory:https://www.instagram.com/imaginemarketingstrategies https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriaproppe Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram