Podcast appearances and mentions of amber dee

Hannah Ferguson 1st female brewery, Amber Dee, Q-tips, music

The conversation w/ Nyk the voice & Amber Dee, Mel's Medical Moments, music & much more

Hot Topics w/ Nyk the voice, Amber Dee, Art B

Welcome to Season Two of the Live in Love Podcast! Each week Lauren sits down with friends and family to talk about all the different areas of her life where she gets to live in love. She continues to share hew things with you that you may not know even if you have read her book Live in Love. Co-hosted by Annie F. Downs. If you haven't gotten your copy of Lauren's beautiful book, Live in Love, you can pick one up at your favorite local bookstore or at laurenakins.com. On today's first episode of the new season, Lauren sits down with her college girlfriends to talk about what it's like to live in love in college. Thanks to our sponsors in this episode: CRU: For only $21 a month, you can provide three people with Bibles each and every month. When you sign up to provide 3 Bibles with a monthly gift of $21, as a thank you, Cru will provide meals to 5 hungry families through their humanitarian aid ministry AND you'll receive a copy of my book, Live in Love. Simply text LIVE to 71326 to help today or visit give.cru.org/Live. Hello Fresh: Now you too can enjoy more time with the family and less time planning. Just go to hellofresh.com/liveinlove14 and use the promo code LIVEINLOVE14 for 14 free meals including free shipping! Modern Fertility: Your Prenatal Multi subscription gets you 60 capsules per month for $30 — but, right now, our listeners can get 30% off their starter kit, including one month of capsules and a free glass storage jar, at modernfertility.com/LIVEINLOVE30.

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"Don’t tie your self-worth in with how many ‘followers’ and ‘likes’ you have."  --Amber Dee Do you ever get slightly jealous when you look at someone’s social media page and see that they have more followers than you? It’s natural to feel this way. Actually, there’s a term for it in psychology and they call it the Social Comparison Theory . It states that “we determine our own social and personal worth based on how we stack up against others we perceive as somehow faring better or worse.” Social media is great in that it keeps us so closely connected to our friends, family, and offers us many business opportunities — always staying up to date with what everyone is up to.  But the detrimental side of it occurs when we constantly compare ourselves to others on there, even stacking ourselves up to complete strangers. We compare ourselves to others as a way of fostering self-improvement or self-motivation. But it can also promote judgmental, biased and overly competitive or superior attitudes that in the long-term can be detrimental to your mental health, ultimately affecting your performance. I sat down with Amber Dee, an online marketing strategist and therapist, to discuss the side effects — good and bad— of constantly comparing ourselves to others on social media. The bottom-line is to not tie your self-worth into how many followers and likes you get. Just because someone has a lot of followers and “likes” on Instagram doesn’t necessarily mean they’re making any real money.  What we tackle in this episode: What metrics really matter in determining someone’s success on social media How people can buy “followers” and “likes” on social media How to improve your online engagement How we can avoid the comparison paralysis with others online and keep yourself in check ---- Grab your free video course!  The Money Maker Mindset: 4 Strategies to Focus Your Mind to Make More Money https://HelenNgo.com/FreeCourse

Episode 50: This Friday's interview is the 27th installment in the Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy block of podcasts. It will focus on the theme Leading the Initiative for Black Mental Health and Wellness. Our guest for this Friday is Licensed Professional Counselor Amber Dee. She is the founder of Black Female Therapists @blackfemaletherapists.  Amber Dee is a licensed professional counselor and Founder of Black Female and Male Therapists. Amber is responsible for spearheading BFT and BMT's best-in-class, most relatable, down-to-earth content. She enjoys bringing her love of marketing into the mental health world to drive innovative methods for breaking the stigma of mental health and wellness for all. Prior to starting BFT and BMT, Amber became an author after writing her first book for young women transitioning to adulthood. She has been featured in numerous articles, remains involved in countless local organizations and currently has a private practice in Atlanta, GA. If you would like to purchase merchandise or utilized her online directory of Black Therapists please visit www.blackfemaletherapists.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theliberatorspodcast/support

Today we have Amber Dee the founder of Black Female Therapists and Black Male Therapists on the show! Amber is a licensed professional counselor who realized that there was a need to create a resource to help people of color find therapists that were relatable.In this episode, Amber is teaching us:- Where to start the therapy process- How to pick a therapist- What to expect when starting therapy- How to approach going to therapy- And everything else in betweenShe really provides us with some deep insight into how therapy works. If you have ever been interested, or curious about therapy, this episode is for you.Sit back and enjoy!Amber Dee Website: www.theamberdee.comEmail: amber@blackfemaletherapists.comInstagram: @blackfemalethterapists @blackmaletherapistsMatters of the Heart PodcastEmail: heart@meticulouslymelissa.comInstagram: @mattersoftheheartpodcastFacebook: Matters of the Heart Podcast Want to have your Heart to Heart letter featured on the podcast, click here. Want to be a guest on the podcast, click here.

Join us this week as our Students Pastor, Amber Dee, preaches on Peace / Fear Not.

In this episode we chat with Amber Dee about her passion with Pintrest and how she turned that into a 10k+ a month business.

You ever get slightly jealous when you look at someone’s social media page and see that they have more followers and likes than you? According to Psychology Today, it’s natural to feel this way. There’s such a thing called Social Comparison Theory . It states that “we determine our own social and personal worth based on how we stack up against others we perceive as somehow faring better or worse.” Social media is great in that it keep us so closely connected to our loved ones -- always staying up to date with what they’re up to. But the detrimental side of it occurs when we constantly compare ourselves to others on there, even stacking ourselves up to complete strangers. We compare ourselves to others as a way of fostering self-improvement or self-motivation. But it can also promote judgmental, biased and overly competitive or superior attitudes. This week, I sit down with Amber Dee, an online marketing strategist and therapist, to discuss the side effects -- good and bad -- of constantly comparing ourselves to others on social media. The bottom-line is to not tie your self-worth into how many followers and likes you get. Just because someone has a lot of followers and “likes” on Instagram doesn’t necessarily mean they’re making any real money. What we tackle in this episode: What metrics really matter in determining someone’s success on social media How people buy “followers” and “likes” on social media How to improve your social media engagement to attract real followers How we can avoid the comparison paralysis with others online GUEST: Amber Dee Instagram Twitter Facebook Pinterest  Join the conversation and be part of the Made community: Join the Self-Made CEOTM Club: http://bit.ly/SelfMadeCEOJoin Twitter Facebook Instagram  

Amber Dee is an online business and social media marketing expert for individuals that are tired of living paycheck to paycheck and ready to create their own wealth simply by living out their passion. Her focus is to help entrepreneurs get better results in less time by implementing effective marketing strategies. She is an author, licensed professional counselor, and the host of The Exception Effect Podcast where her main mission is to teach you how to be the "exception" in your business and life.​ DURING THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSSED: Different ways to monetize your skillset How to grow your wealth Creating monthly revenue goals Asking your audience before creating RESOURCES MENTIONED Convert Kit Lead Pages Photoshop Mix Cloze For complete show notes for this episode go to: www.blacktobusiness.com/podcast

Amber Dee is an online business and digital marketing strategist working with entrepreneurs and small businesses to get better results in less time. Amber is also an author and a licensed counselor using her knowledge of human behavior to help you best market your business. Today Amber is helping us navigate when it's the right time to go from side hustle to full-time. Amber Dee talks about her journey from side hustle to full-time and tells about the indicators that you're ready to do the same. We also talk about the best resources for when you're just starting out and how to gain quick momentum within your business. Let's jump in!

Listen to Amber Dee discuss how to help individuals get better results in less time with strategy and her experience. She's an author and licensed professional counselor and utilizes her knowledge of human behavior to create a plan of success.

Welcome to the ninetieth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast. We're talking to Amber Dee. Amber is a business and life strategist who jump started her career after living in a small town in Georgia. Setting her goals early on allowed Amber to get her masters and become a counselor and once she realized she could help others reach their goals, she decided to start a business. We also talk about staying true to your values, philanthropy, and ways to keep a steady flow of work in your service-based business. You can follow Amber on Twitter at www.twitter.com/theamberdee can be found online at theamberdee.com/. For show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com. Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (twitter.com/studio404design) and Charisma O'Keefe (twitter.com/charismaokeefe) Subscribe via Apple Podcasts (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2)! Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

This is the tenth full episode of The Depression Session Podcast, with guest, Amber Dee, and host, Laura Milkins. Also broadcast live on 99.1FM Downtown Radio in Tucson. Happy, by host, Laura Milkins. Our guest, Amber Dee tells the story of her depression and how she used humor and faith to overcome a physical ailment. Originally aired: Sunday, Jan 24, 2016 The Depression Session is dedicated to de-stigmatizing depression through storytelling. Each week we'll have a new guest tell the story of their depression.