Podcast appearances and mentions of amy small

Welcome to our latest episode, where we dive into the inspiring world of Dr Amy Small. A GP locum with a rich tapestry of experiences, Amy has navigated her career through various roles, from a GP partner in Scotland to a salaried GP in London and a locum in Sheffield. Her journey doesn't stop there; as a passionate advocate in medical politics, she's been a driving force in local medical committees and the BMA. Overcoming the personal challenge of long Covid, Amy has become an advocate for people living with long covid and works for a charity supporting people with the condition, showcasing her tenacity and commitment to health activism. Join us as we explore her story, her unyielding spirit, and her knack for making things happen. Get ready to be inspired by a GP who truly speaks her mind and leads by example. Dr Amy Small on social media TwitterLinkedInLink to this video on YouTubeUseful links Subscribe to NASGP podcastLong Covid - Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland The Cameron Fund

Imagine transitioning from a comfortable job to launching your own creative business. That's something our guest, Amy Small, creator of Knit Collage, navigated with grace and success. Hear about her inspiring journey as she stepped into the entrepreneurial world, starting from selling yarns to launching innovative knit-alongs and creating an engaging membership. Amy's unique creations have not only found a home on her website, but also made their way to yarn stores and the fashion brand, Free People.Balancing passion, career, and self-care? Not an easy task, but Amy has some insightful strategies up her sleeve! She shares how she manages to juggle her business, exercise routine, and family, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries and ensuring personal wellbeing. We also tap into the art of leveraging strengths and delegating tasks. Amy's experience in managing a small team, keeping each person in their zone of genius, is a lesson every aspiring entrepreneur ought to learn.Amy's transformative experience with Jeff Walker's book 'Launch' had a profound impact on her creative process. She brings us into her world, sharing how she reverse-engineered her business and the valuable lessons she learned. We explore product launch strategies, the importance of business coaching, and the power of networking. And as we wrap up, Amy shares her key takeaways from business growth, underlining the importance of the Profit First system and knowing your margins. Tune in for an episode brimming with real-world entrepreneurial insights, straight from Amy Small's journey with Knit Collage.Learn more about PLF here. Venturing into Fashion TechExploring the convergence of fashion tech, entrepreneurship, and fashion business. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

In this episode, we are talking with Amy Small, founder of Knit Collage, a business that specializes in unqiue handspun yarns, knitting and crochet patterns and crafting in community, about her journey from a traditional business, selling physical products in stores, to taking her niche to the online space. She is sharing how being authentic in her branding and having the right mindset of abundance and not fearing the unpredictability of launches helped her to grow her business. Find the full show notes here: https://onlinemarketingpodcast.com/launch-interview-series-attracting-your-perfect-clients-while-staying-authentic-with-amy-small

Today my guest is a good friend and wonderful businesswoman, Amy Small, the owner of Knit Collage. Amy Small is a business owner, hand spinner, yarn lover, obsessive knitter, and podcaster. Along with making things, she's passionate about creative small businesses and yoga! At the heart of her business, Knit Collage is the idea that making things makes us better. This might look like more creativity and confidence or more patience and peace in your day-to-day life. In a nutshell, it's not just about the yarn - it's about finding something that helps you and makes you feel like your most authentic, best self! There are many lessons and so much inspiration to take by listening to Amy's journey. How she built her business, the challenges she faced, and how she overcame them. Listen to Amy's journey and be inspired. Enjoy! Here is a glance at the episode (00:42) Amy Introduction (06:18) How Amy Started Her Business (17:17) The Challenges (23:45) The Breakthrough (32:00) Amy's Favorite Quote (35:26) How to connect with Amy and learn how to knit. Links mentioned in the Podcast. Learn to Knit with Knit Collage Knit Collage Instagram Knit Collage Twitter Knit Collage Facebook Knit Collage Pinterest  

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast, we're talking about building a yarn business with my guest Amy Small. Amy is a business owner, hand spinner, yarn lover, obsessive knitter, and podcaster. Along with making things, she's passionate about creative small businesses and yoga! At the heart of her business, Knit Collage is the idea that making things makes us better. This might look like more creativity and confidence or patience and peace in your daily life. In a nutshell, it's not just about the yarn - it's about finding something that helps you and makes you feel like your most authentic, best self! +++++ This episode is sponsored by Cooperative Press. Cooperative Press has been publishing exciting knitting books by talented independent authors for over a decade. Founder Shannon Okey got tired of trying to figure out why she earned next to nothing on every book she wrote for other publishers, so she changed the rules of the game. Cooperative Press authors earn a significantly higher royalty AND get greater creative freedom to produce the kinds of books knitters want to read… not just another garter stitch scarf book. Find them at cooperativepress.com! Use the code ABBY for 20% off. +++++ To get the full show notes for this episode visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Join today.

In Episode 8, Gillian and Tim are joined by mortgage broker extraordinaire, Amy Small.  Amy is the principal of Small Local Brokers. Amy has worked in the finance industry for 12 years and has numerous accolades to show for her dedication and consistent hard work, achieving great outcomes for her clients.   Gillian and Tim sit down with Amy to discuss the role of a mortgage broker within the context of separation and a Family Law matter. They discuss the mortgage/refinance process, new schemes to assist consumers getting into the housing market, getting organised and how to 'get your ducks in a row' to make the process as stress free and seamless as possible.  Resources To learn more about Small Local Brokers: https://www.smalllocalbrokers.com.au. To learn more about the Family Home Guarantee and home buying incentives from the Australian Government, head to: https://www.nhfic.gov.au/.  For more information about our hosts and what they do, head to: www.chamberlains.com.au. 

Throughout August we're bringing you some of the best interviews from series one of the podcast.This week, Emma is talking to GP Dr Amy Small about living with long COVID in an interview that was recorded in November 2021.Amy caught Covid right at the start of the pandemic in March 2020 and went on to develop long COVID. In this conversation she explains how long COVID has affected her life, her family, and her job as a GP - and what she thinks needs to be done to improve services and support for other people affected by the condition.This episode was presented by GPonline editor Emma Bower. It was produced by Czarina Deen.Series 3 of Talking General Practice begins on 9 September.Useful links How widespread is long COVID in the UK?Our sister site MIMS Learning has the following learning resources on long COVID● Long COVID - tips for primary care - an on-demand webinar● Long COVID and pain management - an on-demand webinar● Guidance update: Long COVID assessment and management● Neurological aspects of long COVID - an on-demand webinarA link to the book Dr Amy Small mentions (Amazon) Classic Pacing for a Better Life with ME Top tips: managing long COVID See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy Small of Knit Collage speaks with me today as part of June's Community Project. We talk about her own journey, what she sees other business owners struggling with, and a fab lineup of book recommendations! Books mentioned: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks The E-Myth by Michael Gerber Launch by Jeff Walker You are the Placebo: Making Your Mind Matter by Joe Dispenza

On the podcast this week GPonline's senior reporter Luke Haynes speaks to Dr Amy Small, a GP in Lothian, Scotland, about her work with the Rebuild General Practice campaign.The campaign is aiming to raise awareness of the crisis facing general practice. It's also calling for a plan to tackle recruitment, reduce GP workload and deal with the other issues driving GPs out of the profession such as burnout.Dr Small talks about her reasons for getting involved in the campaign, the impact negative media has had on the profession and her own experience of burnout, as well as what she thinks is needed to address the crisis. It was produced by Czarina DeenUseful links● Rebuild General Practice● GPs unveil blueprint to rebuild general practice backed by former health secretary● GPs to demand core hours cut to 9-5 and new contract with workload limits● Vast majority of GPs face rising abuse and aggression from patients See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi everyone, today on the show I have Ashley Mitchell! Ashley has all the super powers – she's a fitness instructor, an anti-racism and equity advocate and trainer, a blogger through her brand Black Girl Magic Mama and non-profit co-founder. I can't wait for you to hear about how she how she crafted a life where she gets to do all the things she cares about most. Prepare to be inspired!

Episode 15 of the Long Covid Podcast is a bit like a festive tapas - a little bit of everything. Maybe you haven't heard all the episodes and would like to whet your appetite? Or maybe you have heard them all but would like a few pearls of wisdom? I hope you enjoy this compilation episode.The Long Covid Podcast will be back in January - I have some awesome episodes lined up for you. I hope you have a very restful, peaceful and Covid-free festive season.My fabulous guests were: 01 Barbara Melville ~ 02 Jackie & Malky ~~ 03 Chiara Berardelli ~~ 04 Chris White & Jane Ormerod ~~ 05 Dr Amy Small ~~ 06 Professor Nick Sculthorpe ~~ 07 Suzy Bolt ~~ 08 Rachel Whitfield ~~ 09 Claire Hastie ~~ 10 Amanda Finley ~~ 11 Iain ~~ 12 Kelly Mitchell, the Breathing PT ~~ 13 - AJ Finding My Sparkle ~~ 14 Long Covid Creativity Compilation~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Long Covid Podcast is self-produced & self funded. If you enjoy what you hear and are able to, please Buy me a coffee or purchase a mug to help cover costs.Share the podcast, website & blog: www.LongCovidPodcast.comFacebook @LongCovidPodcastInstagram & Twitter @LongCovidPodFacebook Support GroupSubscribe to mailing listPlease get in touch with feedback and suggestions - I'd love to hear from you! You can get in touch via the social media link or at LongCovidPodcast@gmail.com Support the show

Do you find yourself burning out in the workplace? How about struggling to practice self-compassion? We discuss all of this and more as we welcome Amy Small to our podcast. Amy is the Executive Vice President of Media Cause and a mental health advocate. She shares some of her journey through mental health and how it has led to the work she does. We dive into wellness in the workplace, addressing burnout, and how both employees and leadership can drive forward necessary conversations surrounding mental health. Amy speaks a bit about practicing self-judgement with kindness and shares resources to learn more about holding space for yourself.Learn more about The Scooty Fund's work at https://www.scootyfund.org & read about Amy's work at: http://amysmall.netPlease consider supporting our work by donating: https://www.scootyfund.org/donate.htmlFollow The Scooty Fund:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thescootyfund/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/thescootyfund?s=20LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-scooty-fund/Follow Amy:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spancheee/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amysmall/

This week the team looks at the fallout from the government's so-called support package for general practice in England. We discuss the BMA's plans to ballot GPs on different types of industrial action they could take in protest to the controversial plans that fail to address the current workload crisis and could have the opposite effect of making things significantly worse.We'll also be looking at the response of some local healthcare leaders to the proposals and what the latest appointment data tell us about how access to general practice is currently working.In our interview, Emma speaks to Dr Amy Small, a GP in Lothian in Scotland, about her experience of living with long Covid. She talks about how long Covid has affected her life, her family, and her job as a GP - and what she thinks needs to be done to improve services and support for other people affected by the condition.And we have a bit of good news about booster vaccines.This episode was presented by GPonline editor Emma Bower who was joined by our news editor Nick Bostock and our senior reporter Luke Haynes. It was produced by Czarina Deen.Useful linksA link to the book Dr Amy Small mentioned in her interview (Amazon) Classic Pacing for a Better Life with ME Top tips: managing long COVIDOur sister site MIMS Learning has the following learning resources on long COVID● Guidance update: Long COVID assessment and management● Neurological aspects of long COVID - an on-demand webinarGP industrial action ballot over access plans to end mid-November, BMA confirmsRegional NHS bosses will ignore 'name and shame' GP access plansPatient choice should determine whether GP appointments are face-to-face, says JavidGP appointments hit new high as face-to-face contacts surge See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr Amy Small is a GP and a Long Covid fighter.  She's fought a personal battle with the disease and it seems like she's won.  She's fighting for support for patients with Long Covid in Scotland where she is a locum doctor in Lothian, having lost her job as a partner in East Lothian due to her illness.  She is a mother, a wife of a Long Covid sufferer, and advocate for those suffering from the condition.  And she is a ray of hope for all those of us who don't know when this will end - she talks us through what she did to get herself well and once again we hear it is all about pacing. 

In this episode of the Strategic Nonprofit podcast, Trista McIver sits down with Amy Small, EVP of Creative & Brand at Media Cause, a full-service digital agency that works only with nonprofits. Join them as they discuss everything about nonprofit branding, particularly why you should be using branding to tell your organization's story and the … The Three Pillars Of Nonprofit Branding Every Organization Should Know Read More » The post The Three Pillars Of Nonprofit Branding Every Organization Should Know appeared first on AMC NPO Solutions - Governance Training and Strategic Planning.

Episode 05 of the Long Covid Podcast is a conversation with Dr Amy Small. Amy has had Long Covid having caught Covid-19 at work and has been heavily involved in advocating for those who are not able to advocate for themselves. Her combination of medical knowledge & lived experience gives her a unique ability to help and perspective on the situation.Call CHSS freephone Advice Line Nurses: 0808 801 0899~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Long Covid Podcast is self-produced & self funded. If you enjoy what you hear and are able to, please Buy me a coffee or purchase a mug to help cover costs.Share the podcast, website & blog: www.LongCovidPodcast.comFacebook @LongCovidPodcastInstagram & Twitter @LongCovidPodFacebook Support GroupSubscribe to mailing listPlease get in touch with feedback and suggestions - I'd love to hear from you! You can get in touch via the social media link or at LongCovidPodcast@gmail.com Support the show

Don't mess with this virus. Extraordinary stories from the 3 UK doctors we first met a year ago, all living with 'long COVID'

Three UK doctors share their moving, eviscerating personal experiences of 'long COVID' [REPEAT]. And next episode, how are they nearly a year on as England opens up? [NEW]

Amy Small runs a 7 figure creative business, Knit Collage, sharing the joy & creative fulfilment of knitting & creating community knitalongs. In this powerful episode Amy shares with me how she had to learn how to become financially literate after an upbringing where the money was “a man's job”, a belief that led her to hit business rock bottom when she found herself $90,000 in debt in Year 5 of her business. Slowly working her way back up, in 2020 Amy celebrated crossing the seven figure mark with Knit Collage, and has brought joy, connection & creative fulfilment to thousands of people through her business. In this episode she shares the shifts she had to make in her thinking and what changed in her business, to create this epic turnaround. We actually recorded this interview just 2 weeks after she gave birth to her third child, and Amy will be sharing how she balances motherhood and running a successful business and growing team, as well as the big decision she made that helped her turn her business around. You will love Amy's energy, sense of fun and philosophy to embrace your authentic self and your imperfections. Oh, and we'll even dive into what knitting can teach us about life! I know you are going to love this conversation! Connect with Amy: Link to Amy's Free Video Tutorial to Knit a Bonfire Shawl: https://knit-collage.lpages.co/bonfire-shawl-class/ Visit The Knit Collage Website: www.knitcollage.com Follow Amy on Instagram: @knitcollage Connect with Polly: Instagram: @polly_alexandre Facebook: @pollyalexandreltd Website: www.pollyalexandre.com

What is the role of the custodian for alternative assets? What about cryptocurrency and other product development trends? Digitalization? Automation? Straight-through processing? And what about the latest fraud risks facing custodians? We discuss these matters with Amy Small, senior vice president and executive director at UMB Bank, where she oversees institutional custody services. (11/2020)

This week Martyn talks to Amy Small about her experiences as a GP with long covid, and her thoughts on how we can better support our colleagues experiencing this illness. She shares helpful advice and resources, and tells us about what it's like when you want to work but still need time to recover. Amy is an Edinburgh GP, BMA committee member and advocate for awareness of long covid.  Amy's Twitter: @amyismall Facebook group 'UK Doctors #longcovid': https://www.facebook.com/groups/479687042869493  

The long haul of 'long COVID'. Are we facing another global pandemic...this one silent, confusing, and harder to understand?

The long haul of 'long COVID'. Are we facing another global pandemic...this one silent, confusing, and harder to understand?

In today's episode I take you behind the scenes into what the heck is going on in my life. I tell you about juggling knitalong planning but some major life baggage I am trying to let go of. 

One of the bright spots of this pandemic, when it comes to the legal industry, is that many of us are realizing that the important thing we provide is tied to our services rather than our physical location. Law Librarians have been saying this for well over a decade, and now other parts of the industry are realizing that we are much more than an office in a tall building. Today I talk with Amy Small, Assistant Director of the Texas State Law Library, who is coordinating efforts across the state to provide services to a public who is in need. Amy sees the future of her services as being focused on how do we create services that focus on providing help to those who are far away. Remember, we may all be In Seclusion, but we're in this together. Host: Greg Lambert (@glambert) Producer: Janice Anderson Artwork: Dean Lambert Music: Jerry David DeCicca Twitter: @InSeclusionPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inseclusion/message

I am getting back into the routine of doing solo episodes every tenth episode - so here we go! In today's episode, I dive into our upcoming spring knitalong. I cannot wait to get started and share more details with you! Show notes here. 

- Simple tips anyone can follow to build wealth, from the millionaire janitor. - Armando pays off a big bill - How can we stick to our monthly budget (Brian, Rockwall, TX) - How can I stay organized (Derek, Las Vegas, NV) - I'm 47 and have lots of credit card debt (Amy) - Small business idea for kids - Valentines day flower saving tips - Red alert warning - new card skimming scam - Worst and best insurance companies of 2019 Mentioned on the show:  

In today's episode, I fill you in on what I've been up during my 2 month podcast break and where I see my business going in the future...all a little out there and definitely TBD!

Despite having only been broking for three years, Newcastle-based broker Amy Small has been making waves in the broking industry, settling more than 15 loans a month and delighting her customers. The all-singing, all-dancing broker and keen scrapbooker joins host Annie Kane to discuss how she's been running the Newcastle arm of Professional Lending Solutions, her experiences of outsourcing and why she's taken the time to learn the ins and outs of Facebook marketing. In this episode of Elite Broker, we catch up with newcomer Amy Small to find out how hard work and enthusiasm goes a long way to success and how she manages a growing loan book. Amy also reveals: - The system she uses to write loans - How she builds her personal brand - The outsourcing model she uses

In Episode 18, Amy Small of Knit Collage, shares her journey from working on the corporate end of a fashion company to pivoting hard and taking a leap of faith to create her own yarn business.  Hosted by Cindy Bokser of Niroma Studio. Instagram: @knitcollage Web: https://knitcollage.com/ Video: https://niromastudio.com/pages/the-fiber-artist-podcast More on Niroma Studio here:  https://niromastudio.com

Amy Jackson is founder and director of The Perch, which provides space and skills for soul care. She is a former publisher at Christianity Today and has served in pastoral ministry. Today, Amy shares how she went from kid who didn't think God was worth it to all in on him. Her story teaches us how faithful the Lord is to lead even when we question whether or not he knows what he's doing. If you have more questions than answers, this episode is for you. Listen to Amy's story here or in your favorite podcast app now! Stories Amy shared: Growing up in Aurora, Illinois in a family that didn't go to church Asking too many questions in her confirmation class Going to testimony night at her friend's youth group Giving her life to Christ in that youth group and quickly becoming a leader Quickly outgrowing formulaic expressions of her faith The Christian Campus House where her discipleship deepened Discovering her pastoral skills through ministry Running a small group ministry at her church Losing her job and looking for new ones Getting an internship at Christianity Today The gratitude she had to God for her heart The shift that changed her trajectory Venturing out to produce her first two events Launching the Perch full time as her job Great quotes from Amy: Small groups have always been part of my faith walk. He is more loving and more graceful than we could ever comprehend. Resources we mentioned: The Perch Old, boring, and long Bible studies getting you down? Try my brand new 8 Day Experience series designed to get you thinking about the Lord beyond quiet time. 8 Day Experience will refresh your relationship with the Lord. The post Amy Jackson and Trusting God with the Questions appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Welcome to Man Bites Film our weekly podcast in which we talk about movies that are streaming on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu,and Shudder. This week the Man Bites Film team will be reviewing "Chasing Amy" streaming on Hulu. In our new segment The Bucket list top 100 movies, this week we discuss another classic film. Followed by our individual reviews with Branden Lacau talking "War Games" streaming on Hulu, William Phoenix talking "Small Foot" streaming on Amazon Prime and Luis Lacau talking about "The Last Tzar" streaming on Netflix.Subscribe and share to all your friends and family. Join our Man Bites Media family.Also on Wednesdays we release a sister podcast called Man Bites Retro, Wizarding with William Phoenix, and Cellar Door: A Journey into Middle Earth every Monday. You can find on this app or any app for podcast.www.manbitesfilm.comwww.diverselygeek.org#Wargames #Thelasttzar #smallfoot #ChasingAmy #Comedy #Horror #Netflixmovies #Amazonprime #Hulumovies #Luislacau #Manbitesmedia #Manbitesfilm #Brandenlacau #williamphoenix #Hulu #Shudder #Netflixoriginal #Hulu #Scifi #Comedies #Dramaseries #mbm #podcast #fandom #nerds #geeks

Welcome to Man Bites Film our weekly podcast in which we talk about movies that are streaming on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu,and Shudder. This week the Man Bites Film team will be reviewing "Chasing Amy" streaming on Hulu. In our new segment The Bucket list top 100 movies, this week we discuss another classic film. Followed by our individual reviews with Branden Lacau talking "War Games" streaming on Hulu, William Phoenix talking "Small Foot" streaming on Amazon Prime and Luis Lacau talking about "The Last Tzar" streaming on Netflix.Subscribe and share to all your friends and family. Join our Man Bites Media family.Also on Wednesdays we release a sister podcast called Man Bites Retro, Wizarding with William Phoenix, and Cellar Door: A Journey into Middle Earth every Monday. You can find on this app or any app for podcast.www.manbitesfilm.comwww.diverselygeek.org#Wargames #Thelasttzar #smallfoot #ChasingAmy #Comedy #Horror #Netflixmovies #Amazonprime #Hulumovies #Luislacau #Manbitesmedia #Manbitesfilm #Brandenlacau #williamphoenix #Hulu #Shudder #Netflixoriginal #Hulu #Scifi #Comedies #Dramaseries #mbm #podcast #fandom #nerds #geeks

This week on the show an audio clip interview with Knit Collage's Amy Small about her work to build sustainable employment for the co-op of women in India who spin her company's beautiful yarns. Show Notes: vickiehowell.com/craftish NOTE: This audio was recorded for a feature in Vickie's upcoming book "The Knit Vibe" (pre-order on Amazon), so the format's a little different

In today's show, I dive into what has been going on behind the scenes here at Knit Collage for the last few weeks. These events have led me to a change in how I think about goal setting and plans for 2019. I hope you enjoy!

On every 10th episode I do something a little different on the podcast and the 70th is no different. This time around, I open up and tell you a little bit about what has been happening here in Sept. It's been nuts to say the least! Then I dive into all the amazing details of our fall knitalong that go live on Oct 11th. Listen in if you're thinking about joining. Collage Creative Podcast Show Notes 

Hi friends, I’m back today with a wildcard episode. I usally do this on the 10thepisode of the show and the 60thwill be no different, despite having a little bit of a wild card one mixed in there for episode #53 with my sister Jessie where we spoke about transitions. That was a very cathartic episode for me and I just want to thank everyone that reached out afterwards!   I want to talk about 2 things in this episode and it won’t be a super long one - a little bit about the business thinking and planning that has been on my mind. I hope this will inspire you in some way and then secondly a little check in on the move and how coping with that transition has been going. Show notes here. 

The sun is shining and we're more relaxed than a loose gauge linen hand knit. Summer is a great time to enjoy the outside with your latest WIP in tow, so why not pop this episode of Pomcast on to accompany you. We've got a chat with Amy Small of Knit Collage, notes on sunny London, and news of our Autumn and Winter knits - gotta be ready for when the weather changes. Pom on! Thanks to Scheepjes for sponsoring this episode. www.pompommag.com

Today on the show my sister Jessie and I dive into transitions. We get into my big transition into this new house and how it hasn't all been rainbows along the way. We also go into the transition she went through this fall from teacher to working with me at Knit Collage, something she knew very little about. Click here for show notes. 

In today's episode, I interview Gemma who takes us through her struggles with unexplained infertility. Gemma was able to conceive her daughter Raffaella with the help of one round of intrauterine insemination (IUI). Gemma was surprised to find that shortly after she conceived Raffa she began to feel unexpectedly depressed. To hear Gemma share her struggles with antenatal depression and the way Raffa's birth unfolded tune into this weeks episode. Today's show is brought to you by Bimby and Roy. Bimby and Roy are versatile, maternity friendly undergarments which are soft, stretchy, quick dry and wireless. Apart from everyday wear, Bimbys can also be worn as swimmers for impromptu dips, as birthing and breastfeeding b ras, yoga and sleep wear. Designed in Australia, and made at a solar-powered facility in Fiji. Bimby and Roy products are sustainable, comfortable and come in some gorgeous prints and patternes To check out the full range of Bimby and Roy pieces head over to   I just want to thank the new Patreon members who have signed up to help support the making of the show: Amy Small, Jessica Cassidy, Courtney Thornton, Emma Egleman, Adrian McDonnell and Leoni. If you'd like to become a member head over to . Images by:  

Woah, we made it to 50! In this episode and every 10th episode, I like to switch things up and do a wild card episode. It's a short episode but jam packed! This week I dive into comfort zones and what came up for me on this last trip to India relating to them. After that I talk about a massive failure I had happen to me recently. I am so curious about how my guests cope with failure and I'm attempting to use some of their advice to pick myself back up!   Show notes here. 

Hey there! Welcome to episode 48 of the Collage Creative Podcast, hosted by myself Amy Small. This podcast is a weekly interview show dedicated to uncovering the stories, motivations and practices of women and men who are living life on their own terms through work they love. Today on the show I have Lindsey Campbell, of Hello Hydrangea, she’s a weaver, designer and teacher. You’re going to love her advice on throwing out your to do list!  Show notes here!

Hey there! Welcome to episode 47 of the Collage Creative Podcast, hosted by myself Amy Small. This podcast is a weekly interview show dedicated to uncovering the stories, motivations and practices of women and men who are living life on their own terms through work they love. Today on the show I have Abby Glassenberg, she is a sewer, blogger, an author and so much more – we get in to all of it! Her story is an inspring one –from sqeezing in blogging while her daughter napped to creating a business she loves to work on. Show notes here

Hey there! Welcome to episode 44 of the Collage Creative Podcast, hosted by myself Amy Small. This podcast is a weekly interview show dedicated to uncovering the stories, motivations and practices of women and men who are living life on their own terms through work they love. Today on the show I have Joji Locatelli – the designer behind countless knitting patterns that so many of us know and love - I know you’ll love hearing her unique story of growing up with one incredible mother to saying goodbye to the medical profession to embrace – KNITTING! Powerful stuff! Show notes here!

On every 10th episode I like to switch things up and dive into something different on the show – typically something I’ve been thinking about or wrestling with in my own life. Today I want to open up with you about some of the things I’ve been learning about in a deeper way, things I haven’t really shared about on the show before but that are affecting me deeply as well as the new early AM routine I swear by.    Show notes here: https://knitcollage.com/blogs/podcast/40

Hey there! Welcome to episode 36 of the Collage Creative Podcast, hosted by myself Amy Small. This podcast is a weekly interview show dedicated to uncovering the stories, motivations and practices of women and men who are living life on their own terms through work they love.   Today on the show I have my baby sister Jessie Small Hicks. She shares the a story about taking a job that just wasn’t right for her. She was more stressed than she’d ever been and the health reprecussins were serious. From that experience a lot of good has happened, she is better at coping with stress and she shares what she does with us. The best thing to come out of (selfishly!) is of course her working with me at Knit Collage.    Show notes:https://knitcollage.com/blogs/podcast/36

You might not know that for every 10th episode, I do a little something different around here. Last time I had my sister on which was a lot of fun- she talked to us about community as I geared up for my knitalong. In the 10th episode I spoke about things I had learned from my guests to far. Today is just going to be me and it will be a little mini one. I thought this would be a fun opportunity to dive into what’s really going on here at Knit Collage and things I’ve been wrestling for the past month or so and I want to get your opinion on what direction to take with the podcast next – so stay tuned for that!   Show notes: https://knitcollage.com/blogs/podcast/30

elise chats with shop owner Amy Small about starting and running her business, Knit Collage. shownotes for this episode can be found at elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes137

Amy Small, owner and creative muse behind Knit Collage, a handspun yarn company in Boston MA, chats with Business of Craft about fear and lessons learned from failures. She will also discuss her recently launched podcast called College Creative, inspired by Elizabeth Gilbert’s idea of “creative living”.

Having a five-year plan isn’t always essential to your career. So says Amy Small, Global Head of VR at Framestore. Small has thrived in her career by being open to new opportunities as they have arisen, and those opportunities haven’t always been about advancement or promotions. Sometimes it has been the lateral moves that have proven most rewarding. Small is all about the journey, about having a satisfying and successful career. The Penn State graduate started as an intern at Disney before moving on to be a manager and director with companies such as THQ and Brash Entertainment. Small got into the interactive category with Victory Games, part of EA Games, then Skyrocket Toys before going into consulting and ultimately to her current position with Framestore, where she looks to expand past traditional gaming into the VR realm. Small has a love of new business models, and she sees VR as the wild west of technology, where she can help build from the ground up. Unlike some in the tech world, this only child is an extrovert who loves people and loves to travel. Travel sometimes puts her in uncomfortable situations, which lets her rely on her judgment and can be rewarding. Relying on people is another point she brings up as important – weighing dependents and independents and creating successful teams. Mentoring can be a strength if you find the right mentor. And even though she works all the time, she sees the need to unplug a bit to get refreshed. As a woman in a mostly male-dominated industry, Small sees the importance in loving what you do, in thinking sometimes way outside the box, and in taking that professional journey to get to a satisfying place, both personally and professionally.

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