Sam Jayanti's guest appearances

Sam Jayanti

We Gotta Talk

The Prospecting Show with Dr. Connor Robertson

The Zen (ish) Mommy 

Emily Splichal

Robby Soave

Jennifer Harrison

Joshua Denne

Aunt Becky

Tara Stiles

John Donovan

Lauren Messiah

Sarah Rice

Kate Crocco

Natalie Marshall

Lara Devgan

Erik Cabral

Noah St

Dana Rebecca

OwlTail

Hey mamas! Have you ever felt lost or stuck? You may already know that you have beautiful gifts to give the world, but it can feel impossible to know how to make that happen. Sam Jayanti is the founder of Ideamix, a company that connects businesses and individuals with performance advisors, coaches and mentors to help them to live their best work and professional lives. Tune in to hear how coaching can benefit your personal and professional development through partnership and active discovery. Samhita tells the story of her own experience with coaching, and why she believes that there shouldn’t have to be a trade-off between work and motherhood. Through insights from her own journey, Samhita guides listeners through the process of looking for a coach who is the right fit for you. We hope you take some time out to join us and hear all this and more today! Key Points From This Episode:An introduction to today’s guest, Samhita Jayanti, founder of Ideamix.Sam’s definition of coaching: a partnership, and a process of active discovery.The three buckets that coaching falls into: personal and life-related issues, professional development, and entrepreneurship.Samhita’s own experience with coaching.How difficult it can be to manage all the facets of your life as a parent and entrepreneur.Why coaching was an easier option for Samhita than diving into a therapy process.How professional coaching can help us to transform ourselves in ways big and small.Her goal to help every individual find their perfect coach. Why Sam considers motherhood to be a new level of complexity, but not a setback.Why it shouldn’t have to be a trade-off between work and motherhood.The importance of sustaining the part of yourself that has a career.Why the question to ask is, who is the best coach for you? How she would go about looking for a coach of her own today.Why having industry specific experience is helpful for a coach, but not essential.How Sam vets coaches before including them in her business.Where to find Idea Mix online.Tweetables:“Coaching is forward-looking and super goal-oriented. The understanding of coaching and situations in which you would look for a coach really relate to where you are trying to go, and would you benefit from receiving help from an experienced coach who can help you get there.” — Samhita Jayanti [0:04:34]“Entrepreneurship is a wonderful, but also deeply lonely process in many ways and benefitting from an advisor and a sounding board who can help to expand your own knowledge, to identify really specific pathways to fill in those knowledge gaps, and enable you to make decisions and then actually hold you accountable.” — Samhita Jayanti [0:06:38]“Sometimes we just benefit from an objective external lens of someone with experience of working with people like us, who will give us some advice we will actually listen to, be there while we implement it, help us capitalize on those learnings, and then turn those learnings into habits.” — Samhita Jayanti [0:17:32]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Ideamix on Instagram Ideamix on Facebook Ideamix on YouTube IdeamixSamhita Jayanti on LinkedInThe Zen MommySupport the show

Hey mamas! Have you ever felt lost or stuck? You may already know that you have beautiful gifts to give the world, but it can feel impossible to know how to make that happen. Sam Jayanti is the founder of Ideamix, a company that connects businesses and individuals with performance advisors, coaches and mentors to help them to live their best work and professional lives. Tune in to hear how coaching can benefit your personal and professional development through partnership and active discovery. Samhita tells the story of her own experience with coaching, and why she believes that there shouldn’t have to be a trade-off between work and motherhood. Through insights from her own journey, Samhita guides listeners through the process of looking for a coach who is the right fit for you. We hope you take some time out to join us and hear all this and more today!  Key Points From This Episode: <ul><li>An introduction to today’s guest, Samhita Jayanti, founder of Ideamix.</li><li>Sam’s definition of coaching: a partnership, and a process of active discovery.</li><li>The three buckets that coaching falls into: personal and life-related issues, professional development, and entrepreneurship.</li><li>Samhita’s own experience with coaching.</li><li>How difficult it can be to manage all the facets of your life as a parent and entrepreneur.</li><li>Why coaching was an easier option for Samhita than diving into a therapy process.</li><li>How professional coaching can help us to transform ourselves in ways big and small.</li><li>Her goal to help every individual find their perfect coach. </li><li>Why Sam considers motherhood to be a new level of complexity, but not a setback.</li><li>Why it shouldn’t have to be a trade-off between work and motherhood.</li><li>The importance of sustaining the part of yourself that has a career.</li><li>Why the question to ask is, who is the best coach for you? </li><li>How she would go about looking for a coach of her own today.</li><li>Why having industry specific experience is helpful for a coach, but not essential.</li><li>How Sam vets coaches before including them in her business.</li><li>Where to find Idea Mix online. </li></ul>Tweetables: “Coaching is forward-looking and super goal-oriented. The understanding of coaching and situations in which you would look for a coach really relate to where you are trying to go, and would you benefit from receiving help from an experienced coach who can help you get there.” — Samhita Jayanti [0:04:34] “Entrepreneurship is a wonderful, but also deeply lonely process in many ways and benefitting from an advisor and a sounding board who can help to expand your own knowledge, to identify really specific pathways to fill in those knowledge gaps, and enable you to make decisions and then actually hold you accountable.” — Samhita Jayanti [0:06:38] “Sometimes we just benefit from an objective external lens of someone with experience of working with people like us, who will give us some advice we will actually listen to, be there while we implement it, help us capitalize on those learnings, and then turn those learnings into habits.” — Samhita Jayanti [0:17:32] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theideamix/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ideamix on Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/theideamix/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ideamix on Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs9Jtu1mZckj8cNzhRVRZfg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ideamix on YouTube</a> <a href="https://www.theideamix.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ideamix</a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/samhita-jayanti-2b483361/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Samhita Jayanti on LinkedIn</a><a href="https://thezenmommy.com/the-zen-mommy-app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Zen Mommy</a><a href="https://paypal.me/momslowdown" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

How Coaching can help you Level Up with Sam Jayanti founder of Ideamix

In this episode Sam breaks down a vision for early business marketplace growth. Over the years, Sam has realized that getting mentorship is a must have, but where you go to get the RIGHT person can be tough. Her team at Ideamix are working on creating a market place to get the right coaching from the right people at the right time through a vetting process that allows you to focus on your business goals and not vetting your coaches. To learn more visit https://www.theideamix.com.

In this episode Sam breaks down a vision for early business marketplace growth. Over the years, Sam has realized that getting mentorship is a must have, but where you go to get the RIGHT person can be tough. Her team at Ideamix are working on creating a market place to get the right coaching from the right people at the right time through a vetting process that allows you to focus on your business goals and not vetting your coaches. To learn more visit <a href="https://www.theideamix.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theideamix.com</a>.

Episode 125 - The Marketplace For Business Growth With Sam Jayanti

I call them "second chapters." Reinventions. Pivots. Career changes or shifts. They're brought on by all sorts of life experiences, but the reason behind them is usually the same: Many of us experience life events that force us to reconsider how we earn our living, or funnel our passions. After stumbling across Ideamix online a few months back, I was struck by the ingenuity of a group dedicated to doing just that--helping people not only realize their passions, but put them into action in practical ways. Building a business isn't easy, but it can be made easier with the right resources. And that's where Ideamix comes in. Sam Jayanti, the founder of Ideamix, is here to talk with me about all of this and more! And this episode is the one for you if you're feeling any of the above. Ideamix is all about "actionable inspiration and tools to help you realize your potential and goals," and in this episode Sam and I talk: * How to know if it's time to move onto your next professional chapter * Launching--fast and instinctive, or slow and deliberate? * Gauging success in your new venture * How to set processes that support your goals, no matter how you're feeling that day * How to lead a team * Leaning into the challenges, and the powers, that motherhood gives you in regards to entrepreneurship ...and SO much more! Sam was a JOY to interview, and this episode is a wealth of information for anyone looking to make a pivot in their professional lives. Enjoy! For more on Sam, check out www.theideamix.com, or follow them on IG @theideamix. The book she mentions in the interview is: Under Pressure by Lisa Damour. SUBSCRIBE and review for good karma! ;) More me: @SonniAbatta and @WeGottaTalkwithSonni, or www.wegottatalk.com, www.Sonni.me--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wegottatalkwithsonni/support

I call them "second chapters." Reinventions. Pivots. Career changes or shifts. They're brought on by all sorts of life experiences, but the reason behind them is usually the same: Many of us experience life events that force us to reconsider how we earn our living, or funnel our passions. After stumbling across Ideamix online a few months back, I was struck by the ingenuity of a group dedicated to doing just that--helping people not only realize their passions, but put them into action in practical ways. Building a business isn't easy, but it can be made easier with the right resources. And that's where Ideamix comes in. Sam Jayanti, the founder of Ideamix, is here to talk with me about all of this and more! And this episode is the one for you if you're feeling any of the above. Ideamix is all about "actionable inspiration and tools to help you realize your potential and goals," and in this episode Sam and I talk: * How to know if it's time to move onto your next professional chapter * Launching--fast and instinctive, or slow and deliberate? * Gauging success in your new venture * How to set processes that support your goals, no matter how you're feeling that day * How to lead a team * Leaning into the challenges, and the powers, that motherhood gives you in regards to entrepreneurship ...and SO much more! Sam was a JOY to interview, and this episode is a wealth of information for anyone looking to make a pivot in their professional lives. Enjoy! For more on Sam, check out <a href="http://www.theideamix.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theideamix.com</a>, or follow them on IG @theideamix. The book she mentions in the interview is: Under Pressure by Lisa Damour. SUBSCRIBE and review for good karma! ;) More me: @SonniAbatta and @WeGottaTalkwithSonni, or <a href="http://www.wegottatalk.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wegottatalk.com</a>, <a href="http://www.Sonni.me" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Sonni.me</a>--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wegottatalkwithsonni/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wegottatalkwithsonni/support</a>

BONUS: WE GOTTA TALK... Entrepreneurship. How to Launch, Pivot & Why We All Need a Career Shift Sometimes, with Sam Jayanti of Ideamix