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Earning revenue through display advertising can be a lucrative monetization option for food bloggers. Megan Tenney from AdThrive talks directly to food bloggers who aim to earn money in this way. Listen in for some great tips! - WHY you should consider running ads, even if you’re earning revenue through other means - Benefits of partnering with an ad management company - Minimum requirements for application approval - Tips for getting your page views up so this can be a revenue option for you

Earning revenue through display advertising can be a lucrative monetization option for food bloggers. Megan Tenney from AdThrive talks directly to food bloggers who aim to earn money in this way. Listen in for some great tips! - WHY you should consider running ads, even if you’re earning revenue through other means - Benefits of partnering with an ad management company - Minimum requirements for application approval - Tips for getting your page views up so this can be a revenue option for you

149: Run Display Ads on Your Blog by Working With an Ad Management Company with Megan Tenney

The summer of 2020 is the summer of the road trip...at least that is what everyone is saying. If you are thinking of hitting the road, you might be wondering what it is like. What safety measures do you need to know? Is it business as usual as you travel around? Are people wearing masks? What about laws and regulations in the states you will be traveling to and through? To help with all of this and more, I'm speaking with Megan Tenney from FamilyGapYearGuide.com. Megan and her family, including 4 kids, have been on the road for two years...including the coronavirus outbreak. She gives a very useful report from the road, including answers to all of the questions above.

The summer of 2020 is the summer of the road trip...at least that is what everyone is saying. If you are thinking of hitting the road, you might be wondering what it is like. What safety measures do you need to know? Is it business as usual as you travel around? Are people wearing masks? What about laws and regulations in the states you will be traveling to and through? To help with all of this and more, I'm speaking with Megan Tenney from <a href="http://FamilyGapYearGuide.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FamilyGapYearGuide.com</a>. Megan and her family, including 4 kids, have been on the road for two years...including the coronavirus outbreak. She gives a very useful report from the road, including answers to all of the questions above.

What to expect on a road trip this summer with Megan Tenney from FamilyGapYearGuide.com | Ep.40

 Megan Tenney shares her experience with forgiveness, choosing to be happy, and taking quality time for what's important, including a bath with a boot, vacation, and playing with her kids.  Megan Tenney is the author/owner of ShapingUpToBeAMom.com, where the goal is, "Life, easier. You, happier!" Her mission is to help other busy moms achieve their goals, while sharing her own adventures in parenting, fitness, travel, and checking off her bucket list. Born and raised on the shores of Maine, she relocated after college to the Arizona desert, where she now lives with her husband and four kids: Carter, Vanessa, Harrison, and Melody...  All Users Nuggets of Wisdom from Megan: "Just remember, this too shall pass away." "I needed to learn how to forgive someone. That is why I had to go through those experiences." "Your happiness is your own responsibility. You cannot depend on someone else to make you happy."  "Be easy on yourself. Don't jump right to feeling guilty for having negative thoughts toward someone. I think, to a certain extent, we can have power over our own feelings, and to a certain extent we cannot. And I think feelings might just come to you, like you get angry or you feel guilty, but then, you can fan the flames of that feeling or you can redirect your thoughts and try to focus on something else. It takes effort and it takes humility." "One of the questions you [Jen] ask, the one that left the most lasting impact on me, was, 'At the end of your life, when you turn around and look back, what do you want to have done, or what do you want people to remember you for?' That made it so clear to me. Family. That is my absolute first priority." Some of Megan's Favorite Things: Personal habit: "It has contributed to my sanity. I take a bath almost everyday. I just relax in the bathtub with a book and I do it almost everyday." Easy meal: "Crockpot meal. So I make a pasta meal with a jar of marinara sauce. I used maybe four fifths of the marinara sauce. And another night, I do English muffin pizzas, and I use the leftover sauce." Possession: "Crockpot. Vitamix." Megan's Favorite Books: "'The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up,' by Marie Kondo, and 'Learn the Secrets to Daily Joy and Lasting Fulfillment,' by Tal Ben-Shahar." "There are people that only focus on the present, and they do whatever it takes to make them feel good right now. Whether that's a bacon cheese burger, or sitting and watching TV, or whatever it is, and they don't plan for the future, and so they don't plan to be happier in the future. And then there are people that only plan for the future, and they deprive themselves of the moment. They eat only salads, or they work really hard and never take a vacation, and it's all for someday down the road. He [Tal Ben-Shahar] said that the happiest formula is to try to get both of those things, to do, ideally, one thing that will benefit you now and will benefit you later." Best advice received: "Treat others the way you want to be treated." Megan's Happiness Formula: "I am happiest when I am being productive, planning a trip, and ending the day with a bath and a good book." A Challenge from Megan: "Plan a trip. It doesn't have to be Disney World. You don't have to get on a plane. It could be to the other end of town, to a restaurant you have never been to before." Resources ShapingUpToBeAMom.com My Konmari Closet (or Who Bought All These Clothes)  Vibrant Happy Women Facebook Group Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women:

Megan Tenney shares her experience with forgiveness, choosing to be happy, and taking quality time for what's important, including a bath with a boot, vacation, and playing with her kids. Megan Tenney is the author/owner of <a href="http://ShapingUpToBeAMom.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ShapingUpToBeAMom.com</a>, where the goal is, "Life, easier. You, happier!" Her mission is to help other busy moms achieve their goals, while sharing her own adventures in parenting, fitness, travel, and checking off her bucket list. Born and raised on the shores of Maine, she relocated after college to the Arizona desert, where she now lives with her husband and four kids: Carter, Vanessa, Harrison, and Melody... <a href="https://jenriday.leadpages.co/leadbox/1468c5073f72a2%3A11a1ad3f3346dc/5651276360581120/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="http://facebook.com/groups/vibranthappywomen" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://www.jenriday.com/wp-admin/users.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">All Users</a> <h2>Nuggets of Wisdom from Megan:</h2> "Just remember, this too shall pass away." "I needed to learn how to forgive someone. That is why I had to go through those experiences." "Your happiness is your own responsibility. You cannot depend on someone else to make you happy." "Be easy on yourself. Don't jump right to feeling guilty for having negative thoughts toward someone. I think, to a certain extent, we can have power over our own feelings, and to a certain extent we cannot. And I think feelings might just come to you, like you get angry or you feel guilty, but then, you can fan the flames of that feeling or you can redirect your thoughts and try to focus on something else. It takes effort and it takes humility." "One of the questions you [Jen] ask, the one that left the most lasting impact on me, was, 'At the end of your life, when you turn around and look back, what do you want to have done, or what do you want people to remember you for?' That made it so clear to me. Family. That is my absolute first priority." <h2>Some of Megan's Favorite Things:</h2> Personal habit: "It has contributed to my sanity. I take a bath almost everyday. I just relax in the bathtub with a book and I do it almost everyday." Easy meal: "Crockpot meal. So I make a pasta meal with a jar of marinara sauce. I used maybe four fifths of the marinara sauce. And another night, I do English muffin pizzas, and I use the leftover sauce." Possession: "<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005JB049C/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;creativeASIN=B005JB049C&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;tag=jenriday-20&amp;linkId=cd3971f90522cedc7555520cf572548b" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Crockpot</a>. <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008H4SLV6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;creativeASIN=B008H4SLV6&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;tag=jenriday-20&amp;linkId=9a1075135b63654a849407318ead8d9f" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Vitamix</a>." Megan's Favorite Books: "'The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up,' by Marie Kondo, and 'Learn the Secrets to Daily Joy and Lasting Fulfillment,' by Tal Ben-Shahar." "There are people that only focus on the present, and they do whatever it takes to make them feel good right now. Whether that's a bacon cheese burger, or sitting and watching TV, or whatever it is, and they don't plan for the future, and so they don't plan to be happier in the future. And then there are people that only plan for the future, and they deprive themselves of the moment. They eat only salads, or they work really hard and never take a vacation, and it's all for someday down the road. He [Tal Ben-Shahar] said that the happiest formula is to try to get both of those things, to do, ideally, one thing that will benefit you now and will benefit you later." Best advice received: "Treat others the way you want to be treated." <h2>Megan's Happiness Formula:</h2> "I am happiest when I am being productive, planning a trip, and ending the day with a bath and a good book." <h2>A Challenge from Megan:</h2> "Plan a trip. It doesn't have to be Disney World. You don't have to get on a plane. It could be to the other end of town, to a restaurant you have never been to before." <h2>Resources</h2> <a href="http://www.shapinguptobeamom.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">ShapingUpToBeAMom.com</a> <a href="http://www.shapinguptobeamom.com/my-konmari-closet/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">My Konmari Closet (or Who Bought All These Clothes) </a> <a href="http://facebook.com/groups/vibranthappywomen" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Vibrant Happy Women Facebook Group</a> <h2>Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women:</h2>

55: The Art of Forgiveness and Choosing Happiness (Megan Tenney)