Podcast appearances and mentions of becky simpson

Jody Simpson began her participation with HSCF in 1980. She became a lifetime member in 2013 and at that timed joined the Gazelle's Committee. She has donated to the Gazelle's silent auction, been a Gazelle's Luncheon Sponsor, and served as the Gazelle's Luncheon Co-Chairman since 2017. Jody and the Simpson family have supported and hosted Gazelle's Retreats for 2018 and 2019 in effort to promote the involvement of women in the outdoors and hunting. In addition to her work with HSCF, Jody is a Lifetime Member of the NRA.Jody holds a Master's in Education (M. Ed) and served the Harris County community for 29 years as a Director of a Special Needs School. Jody was named the American Association of University Women (AAUW) North Harris Outstanding Woman in Education for 2018-2019. Jody retired from public education in July 2020 but remains dedicated to educating youth. Jody supports outdoor and experiential education and advocates hunting for youth to develop their appreciation of the outdoors and foster their desire to conserve wildlife. Jody and her husband, Michael, are parents to Megan and Jake and grandparents to Julia and Lilly. Jody has had the privilege of being introduced into the hunting world by her husband and his parents Mike and Becky Simpson at the age of 17. The Simpson family and the HSCF members have inspired her to travel and hunt around the world. Jody is always prepared to take on a new adventure.

On this episode host Angela Yeager, communications officer for the Office of Developmental Disabilities Services and Employment First, is joined by Becky Simpson, CEO with Pathway Enterprises out of Medford, Oregon and Peter Hice, who received services from Pathway Enterprises. This episode, we are talking to people with intellectual and disabilities who have received a vaccine for COVID-19 and providers who support them. Download full script by clicking here.

ecky is an instructor at The Masterson Method Integrated Equine Performance Bodywork and is the owner at Equine Bodyworks USA. She talks about what the Masterson Method is and how SURE FOOT pads can be used with the Method.

What if you went back to having a day job...but you liked it? We often have inspiring conversations about making the leap to quit your day job and go at your business full-time, but today we're talking with Becky Simpson of Chipper Things about another option: choosing to go back to a full-time job that you love while also growing your business—not as a temporary solution, but as a dreamy situation. This episode is sponsored by Freshbooks Cloud Accounting Get full show notes for this episode here --- Follow Becky on Instagram: @ChipperThings Follow Being Boss on Instagram: @beingbossclub Follow Being Boss on Twitter: @beingbossclub Follow Being Boss on Facebook: facebook.com/beingbossclub

Building a creative practice or an artistic business is something that we know might take a long time. But when we get into the dailyness of writing the book, building the business or creating the audience — it takes SO much longer than we expect! Most of us just want to know that we’re on the right path, even if we’re going super slow. So if you’re crawling through your creative project, this one goes out to you! 

Today’s guest is illustrator Becky Simpson, whose work is a little cheeky and a little quirky, and completely relatable—especially for the ladies tuning in today. If you spend any time on the internet you may have seen Becky’s hilarious “Should I Wash My Hair Today?” flow chart. She’s also created other flow charts that have become favorites, like “Should I Check Email Right Now?” and “Should I wear Pants Today?” I’ve been wanting to get her on the show since last year and I’m so excited to share her story with you! In the interview, we talk about process and giving yourself the time to explore creative ideas when they make an appearance in our lives. Becky also goes into detail about her first book deal and how she was able to bring that book to life even though she didn’t have a large number of blog readers or social media followers. One thing I really appreciated hearing from Becky is how she’s been able to incorporate her brand of humor into all of her work without feeling as though she’s sacrificing professionalism. We talk quite a bit about the invisible line between letting our personalities show through our work and keeping things professional and I love Becky’s approach. You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today we're welcoming illustrator and author, Becky Simpson, who has just launched Chipper Things, a product line based on her art. So today we're talking about what it really looks like to make a living creating art, self doubt, and naming your business. -Becky's decision to become an illustrator and author (6:22) -Diminishing your early dreams and goals as a creative entrepreneur (12:00) -Embracing your style (13:47) -The hard parts of the "dreamy" artist process (17:43) -Using your personal name vs. a business name (26:50) -Tips and logistics for illustrators and makers who are just starting out (36:43) -Focusing on creating the work you want more of (39:32) -Advice for people who want to get started with their creative passion (42:45)

Becky Simpson is a designer, illustrator, and author living in Austin, Texas. Her work stands out as playful, genuine, and unique. So much so that Adobe brought her on as a creative resident. This means that for the last year her sole job has been to create from her heart. Her amazing work and outlook on life has been talked about by Buzzfeed, FOX News, Lifehacker, Jess Lively, and Refinery 29. Today Branden talks with Becky about her quirky art, how to follow your enthusiasm, the benefits of prioritizing opportunities, and how to build a supportive community of friends. -- You can connect with Becky Simpson on Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat at @beckymsimps and see her work at beckysimpson.co and chipperthings.com. Follow along with Branden Harvey’s travels on Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat at @brandenharvey (with an -en at the end). And subscribe to his weekly goodnewsletter at brandenharvey.com. You can find more podcasts like Sounds Good over at Gradient.is.

We're so excited to be back! So exciting in fact, we threw a little party to celebrate the launch of iwasjustsayingthat.com. A new online community for women seeking humor in their day-to-day lives. To keep our party interesting, we set up a quickfire podcast with questions around the topic of relationships. We sipped mimosas. We laughed a lot. We hope you enjoy this! In this episode: Shalyn Nelson, Becky Simpson, Lauren Martin, Kimya Kavenhkar, Erin Bradley, Cristina Facundo, Sara Facundo, Kirsten Stoddard, Nicole Seligman, Chelsea Francis, and a girl named Felicia.