Legally Enlightened with Lisa Fraley

If you've been using legal documents for a while but you aren't sure if they're really covering your buns, this episode is for you. It's one thing to use a Client Agreement or Website Terms and Conditions, but it's another thing altogether to know whether or not they're actually protecting you - or whether they have holes and vulnerabilities that expose you to risk. In this episode, you learn 4 easy steps to know whether or not your legal documents have your back. In this episode, Lisa shares: 4 steps to find out whether your legal documents cover you Step 1—Take inventory of your legal documents to see what legal documents you already have in place Learn which key legal documents are most often needed when working with clients Step 2—For each legal document, ask yourself, "where did I get this document?" Step 3—Once you've identified the source of the legal document, have it reviewed by a lawyer who understands your work Why it's beneficial to work with a lawyer who clearly understands your programs and services and the work that you do Step 4—After you hire a lawyer, your document will be reviewed and possibly edited, or you'll receive a recommendation for a brand new contract or DIY Legal Template Why Lisa aligns legal documents with the sacral chakra Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free! Episode 27 - "Legal Basics: Your First 3 Legal Steps" Episode 18 - 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Copy Your Friend's Legal Document Episode 98 - 3 Types of Client Agreements for 1-on-1 Clients, Masterminds and Combo Programs Episode 72 - What Can Happen When You Create Your Own Legal Documents Episode 37 - Top 10 Questions to Ask When Hiring a Lawyer

Most wellness and health coaches are aware of what foods are considered healthy and which foods don't make the cut. However, when it comes to eating healthy, not everyone understands the important differences between physical hunger and emotional hunger. I've invited Jessica Procini to share 3 tips to help you really dive deep into the "why" of your hunger and learn the importance of eating with integrity so you can escape from emotional eating. More about Jessica Procini: Jessica Procini is an Emotional Eating Healer and the founder of Escape From Emotional Eating®. She is on a mission to help others use food as fuel rather than a way to cope, soothe or escape their busy, stressful life. She consciously created and specifically designed Escape From Emotional Eating from her own emotional eating journey because Overeaters Anonymous didn't resonate and therapy wasn't enough when it came to getting help to fully end her fight with food. Now being 100% free from her compulsions with food, she helps others do the same through her levels of support, such as her retreats called The ESCAPE, her year-long transformational programs and through her various public talks, events and workshops.Jessica has been awarded the "Top Health Coach Award" by the Institute of Psychology of Eating three years in a row and has been featured on various media outlets such as CBS, Philadelphia Magazine and MindBodyGreen, just to name a few. To learn more about her visit EscapeFromEmotionalEating.com In this episode, Lisa and Jessica share: What emotional eating is and how Jessica discovered her passion to help people escape from emotional eating How to recognize if you might be an emotional eater (even if you're eating "healthy" food) Why Jessica believes being legally covered can help you feel safe The importance of being "emotionally fit" 3 tips to help you start reducing emotional eating Why you shouldn't be afraid of foods that "trigger" you When to ask yourself "What am I really hungry for?" What it means to "eat for your integrity" and how exactly to do that Free Gift: Is using food to cope, soothe or escape holding you back? Take this free quiz and find out what to do about it: EscapeFromEmotionalEating.com Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free!

"Do I REALLY need to use a Client Agreement? Can't I just pull a few paragraphs together and use the same document for every kind of client I have?" I get asked these questions often because many entrepreneurs or coaches feel uncomfortable using different written Client Agreements with different types of clients. Yet, by not doing it, they put their income and program content on the line. In this episode, you'll learn about 3 types of clients and why you want to use a different type of Client Agreement when working with each of them to protect your income, your program content and your brand. In this episode, Lisa shares: 3 reasons to feel good about using Client Agreements Which kind of Client Agreement to use with 3 different types of clients - including why they differ and how each one protects you Use a Client Agreement with programs and services for your one-on-one clients Use a Client Agreement for Small Groups & Masterminds specifically designed for your Masterminds or small group programs Use a Client Agreement for a Combo Program when offering a program which includes group coursework AND 1-on-1 coaching Why Lisa aligns Client Agreements with the sacral chakra Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free! Episode 2 - #1 Reason to Use Client Agreements Episode 18 - 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Copy Your Friend's Legal Document Episode 72 - What Can Happen When You Create Your Own Legal Documents Episode 70 —3 Big Myths About Refunds Episode 57 - How to Protect Your Mastermind Episode 86 - How to Support Your Sacral Chakra with a Client Agreement Mentions: Russ Ruffino Carolin Soldo

If you're like a lot of my clients, you doubt yourself all the time. When you enter a new stage of your business, everything feels terrifying. "Confident" is the last thing that you feel when you're setting up your business, stepping out of your comfort zone, or trying new things. When it comes to confidence, we don't always feel like we have it, but we all desperately need it and want it. In this episode, you'll learn 6 simple techniques to help you feel more confident during those times when you're not feeling so confident. In this episode, Lisa shares: What the "fraud factor" is and why we all have sleep-depriving fears and worries What happens when you begin to show up confidently and professionally in your work Why Lisa believes the solar plexus chakra aligns with being confident and empowered 6 Simple Techniques to Feel More Confident Right Now Technique 1: Stop Beating Yourself Up Technique 2: Remember Who You Are Technique 3: Celebrate Your Wins Technique 4: Resource Your Feelings by Borrowing Them from the Past Technique 5: Fake It 'Til You Make It Technique 6: Practice Taking Small Steps Right Out of Your Comfort Zone Why it's important to remember that "there's no such thing as failure in business, only feedback" Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free! Episode 78 - Do Your Business Policies Reflect Your Values?

People often ask where the line is drawn when it comes to quoting someone else's work in their program, book or on their website. Can you include a paragraph written by someone you admire? What constitutes copying or "stealing" someone else's work versus what's permissible? What can you do if someone copies content from YOUR book or website and puts it up on THEIR website? In this episode, you'll gain some clarity about plagiarism and publishing, and what to do if people steal your work. In this episode, Lisa shares: What constitutes plagiarism Whether you can you actually "steal" someone else's words What is considered a violation of someone's Copyright rights What "fair use" means and when it applies The safest thing to do when you want to include someone else's work Suggestions for posting quotes or images on social media How to handle making recommendations for products What to do if someone's taken your work and posted it on THEIR website What a "DMCA Takedown Notice" involves Other legal issues to consider when you're writing a book Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free! Episode 29 - Copyright 101 & When to Use the 'Little C' Episode 16 - How to Legally Use Images on Social Media Episode 74 - How Not to Make Medical Claims Episode 41 - 6 FAQs from Book Authors Mentions: Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scarlet Letter Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary HauteStock The Golden Rule Viome Naveen Jain