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You may have already mastered the in-person interview...but are you ready for the big screen?   Video interviewing, while similar, has A LOT of KEY differences from an in-person one. Knowing these differences and making those CHANGES will help you STAND OUT in your video interview.   Since this is our new normal, you need to MASTER new skills to help continue your success.   In this episode of Designing The Best You, Vennessa breaks down how to SUCCEED in your video interviews. Tune in NOW to learn:  What KEY equipment you need to make your video look AMAZING How to LIMIT distractions and stay FOCUSED  How to remain PROFESSIONAL from a distance    Items to ADVANCE your video interviewing: Ring Light Microphone   If you liked these tips- don’t forget!! My new book “Designing The Best Work From Home You” is available for PRE-ORDER TODAY! Master ALL the new WFH challenges!  https://www.amazon.com/dp/1642252077    Thank you for tuning into today's episode! Remember the world needs the best YOU!   New episodes every TUESDAY   IMPORTANT LINKS!    MY WEBSITE: https://vennessamcconkey.com    MY BLOG: Designing The Best You BLOG   CONNECT with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nessa-morgan-mcconkey/   FOLLOW me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vennessa_mcconkey_coaching/   FOLLOW me on FaceBook: www.facebook.com/designingthebestyou    FREE discovery call: https://app.hubspot.com/meetings/vennessamcconkey/free-discovery-call

Imagine living on a boat in the San Francisco Bay area - doesn’t that sound AMAZING? How would you optimize your working area? What materials would you use? Instead of guessing the answers to this beautiful scenario - I got to ask my friend Kaethe Bealer all about it! Kaethe is a long time listener of Savvy Painter and she’s participated in several of my workshops over the years. I have been so impressed with Kaethe’s growth as an artist. From life on a boat to her process using acrylic paint I know Kaethe’s unique insights and reflections will help artists like you in a number of ways. Life on a boat Seriously though - what is it like living on a boat near San Francisco? Don’t you want to know? Apparently, it is not always as romantic as it sounds. As you can imagine space is at a premium. Forget leaving a studio space set up - if space isn’t being used - then things have to be put away. Thankfully, Kaethe has a supportive spouse who encourages her and supports her in her growth as an artist. While life on a boat sounds challenging - Kaethe also has some stellar work to show for it - which she has to store off boat at her father-in-law's house. Why acrylic paint? Speaking of Kaethe’s artwork - I was interested to hear what type of paint she uses on her boat and why. Kaethe uses acrylic paint and works mostly on pannel - her subject matter is all over the place - she loves to explore whatever catches her interest. With her life on the boat - Kathe has found acrylic paint to be the best material to use - it’s easy to clean up! She has a little evaporation bucket outside that she uses to discard her dirty water. Kaethe also uses Open Golden which is an extended drying acrylic paint. Just keep painting “Just keep painting” is one of the mantras that has impacted Kaethe’s on her journey as an artist. She experienced a significant period in her life where she stopped painting and it took her while to get back into the rhythm. These days Kaethe is committed to putting in the time and logging those hours at the canvas. She wants to encourage her artisitc peers to keep at it and stay in the game. Selling her work on the internet was a huge turning point for Kaethe - that experience also buoyed her spirits and emboldened her to get her work featured in art galleries. Workshop junkie Have you heard the term, “Workshop junkie?” I would consider myself a workshop junkie - I LOVE workshops. If money wasn’t a factor I’d fill up my days in workshops with fellow artists honing my skills and learning new techniques and insights. In our conversation - Kaethe and I also discussed the danger of using workshops as a crutch. Attending too many workshops can lead to thinking too little of your abilities and hamstringing your growth. Finding the balance is not an easy task but it is crucial - you need to have a healthy mindset! Outline of This Episode [0:45] I introduce my guest, Kaethe Bealer. [3:15] What led Kaethe to her current work with acrylic paint? [5:15] Living on a boat, is it as romantic as it sounds? How does Kaethe manage it? [8:45] Kaethe describes her process and how she works with various acrylic colors. [15:30] How did Kaethe lose the “Chalky” feel of her paintings? [20:30] Kaethe and I talk about the influence of Peggi Kroll Robers. [23:30] Make sure to check out the Trekell Art Supplies competition. [25:30] Just keep painting. [30:00] Kaethe describes her evolution as an artist. [37:30] Advice Kaethe has for fellow artists. [40:30] How does Kaethe decide which art competitions to enter? [45:00] Kaethe and I discuss the value of workshops. [47:00] What led Kaethe to jump back into her artwork? [49:00] Closing thoughts from Kaethe. Other artists mentioned on this episode Timothy Horn - Savvy Painter Stanley Goldstein - Savvy Painter Peggi Kroll Roberts - Savvy Painter Sarah Sedwick Resources Mentioned on this episode Kaethe's website Instagram: @kaethe_bealer Facebook page: Kaethe Bealer - Home | Facebook Trekell Art Supplies Galleries: Valley Art Gallery Galleries: Studio Gallery Galleries: Bedford Gallery Open - Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Download MP3 You win or lose by the way you choose; and the most important choice you will ever make in your life is for eternity. Show Notes For This Foundational Podcast: Read Luke 16:19-31 There are two things we learn from the story about Lazarus and the beggar. 1. You will live eternally. You are an eternal being made in the image of God. As God is eternal, you are eternal. You will live eternally. 2. Heaven and hell are real. You will spend eternity in one of those two places; and you will chose where you will go. God doesn't send anybody to heaven or hell. You choose heaven or hell, and it's based on what you choose here. Once you die its too late. What will keep you from making the choice today to serve God? If you delay in this choice, you're already making a choice by default! "Choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve" Joshua 24:15 You can't have a foot in both worlds. 1 Kings 18:20-24 How long will you halt between two opinions? When you'v'e made a bad choice, choose to not stay there and live in it. Example: Peter denying Jesus You win or lose by the way you choose! [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8B3R1lV2Kw]It is your day to choose to follow Jesus or to choose hell by default. Which will you choose today? Grow in your relationship with Christ with these discipleship manuals: Find more content like this on Foundational: There is Only One God Why We Must Be Born Again 4 Important Steps to Becoming Born Again The Reason Why Truth is Not Relative This is What Makes Grace so Amazing How to Have a Whole New Life

This week I'm thrilled to welcome my friend & fellow mastermind group member, Megan Hale! Megan focuses on spiritual development & relationship coaching, and she also has a brand new podcast called Wild & Holy Radio. Before that, she hosted a podcast called The Enoughness Revolution for 150+ episodes (!) This episode is veers into some unchartered territory here on the Courage & Clarity podcast, and I love it.We're talking about spirituality, but it's now what you think.If you consider yourself even remotely spiritually inclined, but perhaps you've dealt with frustration and helplessness in a more traditional religious setting (um, hand raised over here), I think you will love Megan & this conversation. In this Courage episode, you'll hear: How Megan made the crazy decision to close her successful podcast & start overWhat spirituality can teach us about business How to get out of your own way and let the process guide you (hint: it feels AMAZING)How to tap into the feeling that you've already arrived at your goalWhat to do to resolve discomfort, fear and anxiety, in business & in life SHOW NOTES: Megan's websiteWild & Holy RadioWild & Holy Weekend

Three local crafter-writers discuss their writing in the context of the followng questions:  1. How did each of you become crafty authors?  2. What is your best advice for someone who aspires to write a craft book?  3. Name a favorite craft book and/or a local resource for craft supplies.  4. How do you go about searching for interesting craft materials? Susan Beal is a non-stop crafter and writes the blog, West Coast Crafty. She is the author of Button it Up : 80 Amazing Vintage Button Projects for Necklaces, Bracelets, Embellishments, Housewares & More; Beadsimple : 150 Designs for Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Embellishments, and More :  Essential Techniques for Making Jewelry Just the Way you Want It; and Super Crafty : Over 75 Amazing How-to Projects.  Diane Gilleland is the author of Kanzashi in Bloom : 20 Simple Fold-and-Sew Projects to Wear and Give, and the blog, CraftyPod.  Alicia Paulson is the author of Stitched in Time : Memory-Keeping Projects to Sew and Share and the blog, Posie Gets Cozy.  The audience question and answer period is included.