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PowerHouse Feng Shui Podcast is for women who want more ease, flow, joy, abundance, goodness in their lives whilst stepping into their power. You're tired of feeling stuck, you're doing all the right things to change your life, but nothing is working as fast as you want it to. You want to live life full out, be fulfilled and happy. This is the missing piece of the jigsaw, tapping into universal source energy and the magic that transforming your home can create. You're excited and ready to learn what it takes to create more growth and expansion, without working any harder. Hosted by Patricia Lohan, author of The Happy Home, Your Guide to creating a Happy, Healthy, Wealthy Life, you'll learn the ways you can easily become a manifesting magnet in your life and business. This is far more than decluttering or moving furniture. This is about accessing an un-utilised resource and turning your house into a magnet for more flow ease and magic. This is the show for you to spiritually and emotionally uplevel, because you're ready to power yourself and your home with Feng Shui.

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How to Start a Multi Million Dollar Business From Your Kitchen Table With Cauliflower With Amy Lacey

Jun 27, 2021

I am super excited to bring you this episode with my special guest, Amy Lacey, the founder of Cali'flour Foods. Amy made a wrong choice in a multi-million dollar home and after which she was diagnosed with lupus. She made a remarkable rebound, first through her health by an elimination diet that is grain-free and gluten-free. She accounts for her healing process by meeting the right person at the right time and with that, sets everything in recovery. Listen to the end of this episode and learn how Amy was able to bring her cauliflower pizza crust recipe from the farmer's market to a million-dollar business.

REMEMBER - On gut feeling - "I knew in my heart that wasn’t the right reason to be doing that."

This week's tip is to place a shiny metal surface behind your stove or a mirror. Placing one of these things, for example, a mirror behind your stove is actually doubling the prosperity in your home because your stove represents prosperity. This will also give you the opportunity to be able to see what's going on behind you so that you're in a strong powerful position when you are cooking.

 

HIGHLIGHTS OF WHAT WE COVER DURING THIS EPISODE:

  • Amy Lacey’s journey ten years ago, getting a multi-million home which they have to give up eventually, her bout with lupus, and a lot more. 
  • The pivotal moment on why Amy moved out of California.
  • New changes in the business and then Covid came, but how did Amy handle it?
  • The five Ps of Amy's business and life.
  • Amy’s side story on a double marathon at the age of 30.

LINKS & RESOURCES:

The Books mentioned in the episode:

The Happy Home: Your Guide to Creating a Happy, Healthy, Wealthy Life by Patricia Lohan

Cali'flour Kitchen: 125 Cauliflower-Based Recipes for the Carbs You Crave by Amy Lacey  

 The Paleo Solution: The Original Human Diet by Robb Wolf

Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen by Donald Miller

 

CONNECT WITH AMY LACEY:

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Cali Flour Foods 

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Book on Calendly: 15-minutes free advice with  Amy Lacey

 

CONNECT WITH PATRICIA:

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QUOTES:

"If I had read this book prior to moving that gut feeling I had, I would never have moved because I would have realized it wasn't the right place for us." - Amy Lacey

"I just really believe that when you call out something and you write it down, and you make it that one thing you focus on, it will happen." - Amy Lacey

"I am no longer the CEO, CFO and no longer the CMO, when I move, all my titles are gone and I am the face of the brand." - Amy Lacey

"If we're always with toxic people, we become toxic." - Amy Lacey

"Hear the story out first before you accuse and assume the worst."- Amy Lacey