Podcast appearances and mentions of anne ditmeyer

Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we're excited to have Anne Ditmeyer – the author of Override! What If There Was Another Way? – joining us to talk about creativity, goal setting, personal growth, and following your own path in life. In this episode we discuss: Anne's journey to becoming an author and creative coach How the book Override! What If There Was Another Way? was inspired A surprising creative exercise for reflection and personal growth  Building useful habits to help you be more organized and productive Making new connections! You never know which one will lead to an interesting opportunity or turn into a close friend Resources: Anne Stark Ditmeyer (https://www.anneditmeyer.com/) Instagram: pretavoyager (https://www.instagram.com/pretavoyager/?img_index=1) Override! What If There Was Another Way?, by Anne Ditmeyer (https://www.anneditmeyer.com/override-book) Podcast Episode 381: Find Your Unicorn Space: Reclaim Your Creative Life in a Too-Busy World (w/Eve Rodsky) (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/podcast-episode-381-find-your-unicorn-space-reclaim-your-creative-life-in-a-too-busy-world-w-eve-rodsky/) Podcast Episode 427: A Discussion with Author Jessica Elefante on the Power of Influence in the Digital Age (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/podcast-episode-427-a-discussion-with-author-jessica-elefante-on-the-power-of-influence-in-the-digital-age/) Podcast Episode 432: Creating New Habits and Optimizing Time Management (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/podcast-episode-432-creating-new-habits-and-optimizing-time-management/) Podcast Episode 458: The Lost Art of Connecting (w/Susan McPherson) (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/podcast-episode-458-the-lost-art-of-connecting-w-susan-mcpherson/) Download the Transcript  (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/episode-472-creativity-goal-setting-and-personal-growth-w-anne-ditmeyer/) If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love a nice review and/or rating on Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-school-toolbox-podcast/id1027603976) or your favorite listening app. And feel free to reach out to us directly. You can always reach us via the contact form on the Law School Toolbox website (http://lawschooltoolbox.com/contact). If you're concerned about the bar exam, check out our sister site, the Bar Exam Toolbox (http://barexamtoolbox.com/). You can also sign up for our weekly podcast newsletter (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/get-law-school-podcast-updates/) to make sure you never miss an episode! Thanks for listening! Alison & Lee

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What does it mean to do less while following your passions? This week I'm talking to creative coach and workshop facilitator Anne Ditmeyer about what work looks like for her.   Anne is American by birth and French by hard work. Pulling inspiration from her design background, she guides people through creative experiences—which includes mapping on bananas—to get participants out of their head and looking at the world in new ways.   In this conversation, we look at the world in new ways through the lens of creativity & work. Together we explore– Anne's journey from designer to creative coach How her blog & French bureaucracy inspired her career path The power of doing less The discomfort of failure and success   If you enjoy our conversation, please subscribe, rate & review the podcast wherever you listen. And subscribe to the Looks Like Work newsletter for more updates!   Links: Visit Anne's website Read Anne's blog Prêt à Voyager Follow Anne on Instagram @pretavoyager

A lot of the work we do today doesn't much look like “work.” The divide between work-life and life-life is flexible and porous. So what does that mean for the way we spend our time? Or how we earn a living? In this episode, I share designer, coach, and consultant Anne Ditmeyer's story of rethinking how she works thanks to a big move to Paris. And, I argue that perhaps we need a radically different way of thinking about what work is—instead of a better “work-life balance.”Resources: Learn more about Anne Ditmeyer Lost In Work, by Amelia Horgan Episode 349 with Brittany Berger This episode is also available in essay form.★ Support this podcast ★

A lot of the work we do today doesn't much look like “work.” The divide between work-life and life-life is flexible and porous. So what does that mean for the way we spend our time? Or how we earn a living? In this episode, I share designer, coach, and consultant Anne Ditmeyer's story of rethinking how she works thanks to a big move to Paris. And, I argue that perhaps we need a radically different way of thinking about what work is—instead of a better “work-life balance.” The post EP 378: How much time do you work? with Anne Ditmeyer (Time & Money 7) appeared first on What Works with Tara McMullin.

George Bush famously claimed that the French don't have a word for entrepreneur, and while we all laughed at the time, there may have been a kernel of truth to what he said! To discuss why entrepreneurship is a fairly foreign concept to most French people, Emily is joined by multi-passionate creative Anne Ditmeyer. She's here to talk about why this word may have French origins but remains foreign to many French people.https://www.pret-a-voyager.com/2018/12/everything-i-learned-the-hard-way-about-running-a-business-in-france/Find Anne Ditmeyer:https://www.anneditmeyer.com/https://www.instagram.com/pretavoyager/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/pretavoyagerFind Us OnlineWebsite: https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/navigatingthefrenchFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/parisundergroundradioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/parisundergroundradio/Credits- Host: Emily Monaco. @Emily_in_France; Website: http://www.tomatokumato.com and http://www.emilymmonaco.comProducer: Jennifer Geraghty. @jennyphoria; Website: http://jennyphoria.comMusic CreditsÉdith Piaf - La Vie en Rose (DeliFB Lofi Remix)

This weeks guest is the fantastic Anne Ditmeyer, a woman who wears many hats, some may call her a “slasher” – designer/writer/traveler/consultant/coach. Others would say she has a portfolio career or even a multi-passionate entrepreneur. One thing is for certain she is not afraid to write her own rules. An American living in France, Anne runs the hugely successful blog Prêt a Voyager (translation: ready to travel; mantra: travel is not where you go, but how you see the world), that she founded in 2007 and because of it, she haven't applied for a job in 10+ years. This blog is the fusion of travel and human connection and a love for Paris. During lockdown she launched her Write Your Own Rules workshop, and charted a new trajectory in her work and her 3-month workshop + community Mapping Your Path. She has worked with incredible clients around the world including Moët Hennessy, Louis Vuitton, Airbnb, IDEO, SignSalad, The American University of Paris, Parsons Paris, Design*Sponge, and Adobe. No two projects are ever the same. One day she may be extracting UX insights from global user research, and another writing a storyboard for a video script, presenting a workshop on storytelling, mentoring creative talent, interviewing someone doing inspiring work, or giving a tour of Paris to a team. In this episode we talk about the power of creativity, how you can start to map your own path to create the life of your dreams, how a banana can be a great map and Anne shares her story about her love of gnomes (these ceramic figures that we have in gardens in the UK and around Europe). Anne is a brilliant guest with so much to share from her experiences and her hope is that she can help others along their journey (even if it's messy and not always straight forward.) Enjoy! Podcast edited by Victoria Spooner

Anne Ditmeyer (@pretavoyager) is an American creative coach and workshop facilitator based in Paris, France. She pulls from her background in design, anthropology, art history, and global communication as she helps people Write Your Own Rules and Map Your Path through fun, engaging experiences that encourage exploration and play. She's been blogging at Prêt à Voyager (translation: ready to travel) since 2007 where she explores the intersection of travel and design, as well as on her Biz Blog at anneditmeyer.com.In this episode, we talk about community building, creative constraints, how she became French, how blogging and travel helped develop her perspective, creating your work style as a creator, learning to value yourself and your skills, and paying inspiration forward. Creative Resources Mentioned:London Writer's HourCreative Mornings Field TripsThe Art of Gathering by Priya ParkerMore Than Enough by Elaine WelterothThe Obstacle is the Way by Ryan HolidayAdobe 99U Connect with Anne:https://www.anneditmeyer.com/https://www.pret-a-voyager.com/

Anne Stark Ditmeyer is an American creative coach and consultant based in Paris, France. Anne is a creative connector who has never been one to take the traditional path. Her work draws from anthropology, graphic design, design thinking, UX design, storytelling, and global communications, traversing in person and online worlds. She founded Prêt à Voyager (translation: ready to travel) in 2007 to explore the intersection of travel and design with the mantra "travel is not about where you go, but how you see the world." She regularly hosts creative workshops to encourage exploration. You can find Anne online at anneditmeyer.com and @pretavoyager on social media. Don't forget to checkout Anne's latest creative workshop, starting October 3rd "Write Your Own Rules"http://www.anneditmeyer.com/Biz Blog http://www.anneditmeyer.com/biz-blogWorkshops http://www.anneditmeyer.com/workshopsPrêt à Voyager http://pret-a-voyager.com/Newsletter http://bit.ly/connectthedotsarchiveTwitter http://www.twitter.com/pretavoyagerInstagram http://www.instagram.com/pretavoyager99u https://99u.adobe.com/author/anne-ditmeyerCoaching offers http://www.anneditmeyer.com/1on1Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/Laviecreative)

This week, I'm in conversation with creative coach, explorer, educator, designer, and Inner Circler Anne Ditmeyer. Listen in to hear us talk about being uncool, giving yourself permission to be ridiculous, why getting lost is a good thing, what happens when you keep saying yes to opportunity, why you're allowed to seek out joy even during a pandemic, and the power of using creativity to solve problems. We also talk about her experience in the Inner Circle (applications are now open!), so if you're curious about what's available there, have a listen! What She Said: "I want to be as uncool as possible." “Nobody acknowledges how much time content takes to create”. "What are those stories that aren't told?" "Make it human." “The value comes from people who are not like us.” “Get lost on purpose; there are multiple ways to reach a destination.” "Drawing on a banana is the new standard." "Be ridiculous." Those Timestamps: 09:00 - The creative process is messy 16:40 - Managing your goals 19:50 - Finding your own way to do things 24:00 - Connecting with people 27:30 - Using COVID lockdown to make new rules 31:30 - How creativity is problem solving Show Notes:  Applications are open for the Inner Circle! Connect with Anne: Site | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Anne's Prêt à Voyager blog Anne's Navigate Paris class Anne's Happy Exploring in 2020 New Year's Card Christine Herrin's Everyday Explorers Book: Wired to Create: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Creative Mind by Scott Barry Kaufman Book: The Journey is the Destination: The Journals of Dan Eldon

www.rachelmatthewswriter.co.uk/anne-ditmeyer @rachelmatthewswrites / @creativeconnectionspod   I am delighted to introduce my Creative Connections guest this week as Anne Ditmeyer, an American creative entrepreneur based in Paris. She is a designer, creative coach and consultant, and founded her blog Prêt à Voyager (translation: ready to travel) in 2007 to explore the intersection of design and travel. She attributes her successes to her platform saying it remains the best business card to this day.   Her work draws on graphic design, design thinking, UX design, storytelling, and global communications. She works with clients from around the world, from classes on Skillshare, guest lectures at several universities to corporates, such as Louis Vuitton and Airbnb. Anne uses creative methods to engage her students in the learning experience, she explains more in the episode but I can tell you that fun is at the heart of it all.   In this episode, we discuss:   Creative entrepreneurship and portfolio careers The concept of design-thinking and writing your own rules The change from in-house designer to a creative consultant The creation of her blog and how it has secured many fantastic opportunities How she built her business around follow her curiosity    It was so fascinating to chat with someone embracing a diverse career guided by curiosity. I finished our chat feeling inspired to prioritise fun in my work, and I'm sure you will too.   A huge thank you to Anne for featuring on the podcast.

In this conversation with my fellow US/EU Dual citizen, Anne Ditmeyer, we discussed the lessons we learned living in Europe vs. the US, the ideals around what vacation time means and the adjustments we needed to make to wrap our heads around living life differently. Anne runs: Navigate Paris, a tool to perfectly plan your trip to Paris online before you get there and she's also a creative coach and consultant. Show notes at: www.friedtheburnoutpodcast.com/post/anne-ditmeyer

Have you ever felt like you don't deserve the success you have? Like someone is going to find out that you don't know what you're doing? As if one day the jig will be up and you'll be outed to the world as a complete fake?You're not alone if you have!This week Tara interviews Anne Ditmeyer about Imposter Syndrome. Anne is a designer, writer, traveler, creative coach and consultant with personal experience in overcoming Imposter Syndrome and finding the positive in the experience.We'd love you to get in touch to discuss anything about the podcast. You can send us an email at becandtara@beuncluttered.com.au, or any of the links below will help you get in touch too.Our website: www.beuncluttered.com.auOur Facebook: www.facebook.com/beunclutteredOur Twitter: www.twitter.com/beunclutteredOur Insta: @beunclutteredBec's website: www.clearspace.net.auTara's website: www.basklifecoaching.com

Hello everyone! Today's guest is Anne Ditmeyer - the woman behind Pret-a-Voyager.  We're chatting about Paris in August Find out more about Anne and her work with these links that we mentioned in the show: What living in France has taught me about burnout: http://www.pret-a-voyager.com/2018/07/what-living-in-france-has-taught-me-about-burnout/   Closed signs in Paris for the holidays:    http://www.pret-a-voyager.com/2011/08/ferme-closed-august-in-paris/ http://www.pret-a-voyager.com/2011/08/bonnes-vacances/   Anne's new project: http://www.navigateparisonline.com    Her sites: http://www.pret-a-voyager.com http://www.navigateparis.com http://www.anneditmeyer.com Support the Earful Tower on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/theearfultower And to get that additional ten percent off from French Today, go via www.frenchtoday.com/earful12

Today, we’ve got the last episode in a three-part series with designer, writer, and educator Anne Ditmeyer. If you haven’t listened to the last two week’s worth of episodes, please do so before wrapping up the series with this episode. In the interview, Anne and I talk about the magic of using online tools to make offline connections and how that’s been showing up in her work lately. She share’s the truth behind what we all see online these days, why she thinks work should be much more playful than it is now, and some of the best ways she’s been able to build relationships that cross the online/offline barrier. SHOW NOTES: Anne's portfolio Prêt à Voyager (Anne's blog) Navigate Paris (Anne's tours) Anne on Instagram, Twitter + Facebook Anne's classes on Skillshare My first interview with Anne Vayable Christine Herrin on CYOP #111, #112, #113 Adobe Max Creative Mornings Munich Herb Lester Map Project The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community) For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today, I’m back with the second in a three-part series with designer, writer, and educator Anne Ditmeyer. If you haven’t listened to last week’s episode, please do that first!  In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Anne all about the ebbs and flows that come with working for yourself. She goes into how she handles the emotional roller coaster that can come from having too little or, in her case, too much work coming her way. She also offers advice on how to present your work if you tend to do many different types of things and why she doesn’t think she’d be very good at (or happy with) having a full-time job. SHOW NOTES: Anne's portfolio Prêt à Voyager (Anne's blog) Navigate Paris (Anne's tours) Anne on Instagram, Twitter + Facebook Anne's classes on Skillshare My first interview with Anne Design Sponge Meighan O'Toole Open Classrooms Sree Sreenivasa Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community) Find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today's show is the first in a new three-part series with designer, writer, and educator Anne Ditmeyer. In 2013 I interviewed Anne for Creating Your Own Path before it was a podcast. In the episode, I’m talking with Anne about how she has been able to successfully build a creatively fulfilling business across many different mediums and platforms. She chats about how living in France, and the constraints it put on her work situation, ultimately made her more creative, how she decides what platforms to use to showcase and provide access to her work, and why she’s never wanted to blog for a living — even though her blog is well-known and established. SHOW NOTES: Anne's portfolio Prêt à Voyager (Anne's blog) Navigate Paris (Anne's tours) Anne on Instagram, Twitter + Facebook Anne's classes on Skillshare My first interview with Anne Samantha Clarke (happiness consultant) Samantha in Forbes (portfolio careers) How to Be Everything by Emilie Wapnick Parsons Paris Wordpress Squarespace The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community) For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

This week’s guest comes to us all the way from Paris. Anne Ditmeyer of Pret A Voyager talks about life in Paris and tips us off on the best way to go about living there for a short period of time. Later, Anne and Grace compare and contrast the ways in which Americans and French people use social media. This program has been sponsored by Of A Kind.   “I think it makes me richer to have all of these different experiences to draw from.” [10:20] “It’s really just about jumping on opportunities and taking advantage of things.” [26:20] –Anne Ditmeyer on After The Jump