Podcast appearances and mentions of britany felix

In this episode, we get meta with Zack interviewing Lawyerist's own podcast editor and consultant, Britany Felix. They talk about pitching yourself as a guest, using that appearance in your law firm marketing, and building an audience with your own podcast. Britany discusses how to look and feel professional both in your pitches and your appearances. And we get into how podcasts don't necessarily need to be about the law to benefit your marketing strategy. Links from the episode:  If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap Revisited yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists, Clio, & LawPay for sponsoring this episode.

In this episode, we get meta with Zack interviewing Lawyerist's own podcast editor and consultant, Britany Felix. They talk about pitching yourself as a guest, using that appearance in your law firm marketing, and building an audience with your own podcast. Britany discusses how to look and feel professional both in your pitches and your appearances. And we get into how podcasts don't necessarily need to be about the law to benefit your marketing strategy. Links from the episode:  If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap Revisited yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists, Clio, & LawPay for sponsoring this episode.

"Paging Dr. Covid, please meet your party in the lobby..." Welcome to Arizona, kids, where the marijuana is free, the masks are missing and the overwhelm is real. Join us as we recap the high times, low moments and weeklong shenanigans that could only be She Podcasts Live 2021.  We're talking about you, Jessica Kupferman, Elsie Escobar, Cameron Esposito, Halicue Hanna, Bonnie Frank, Joelle Kohn, Ginger Wiseman, Britany Felix, Chisa Pennix-Brown, Julie Neale, Traci DeForge, Emily Peck Prokop, Lian Dolan, Nikita Burks-Hale, Marla Isackson, Holly Katz and so many others we truly have lost count.    Join the nonsense online @ListenBrilliant, @BrillObsSquad, www.BrilliantObservations.com, or BrilliantObservations@gmail.com. Find swag at TeePublic.com/BrilliantObservations, or support us at Patreon.com/BrilliantObservations.   Help Us Be More Brilliant Stars are our favorite. To give us 5 stars, visit Apple Podcasts, find Brilliant Observations Podcast, click Ratings and Reviews, and slide to rate us 5 stars. You can even write us a glowing review! Connect with Brilliant Observations Podcast Facebook Group: /BrillObsSquad Facebook:  @ListenBrilliant  Instagram:  @ListenBrilliant  Twitter: @ListenBrilliant  Email: BrilliantObservations@gmail.com Web Site: BrilliantObservations.com Our goal this month is to add one new subscriber each day. Will that be you Dear Listener? If you have an iPhone just ask Siri to “subscribe to Brilliant Observations podcast for free.” Or preserve the economy for human jobs and do it yourself. Visit Apple iTunes and search Podcasts for Brilliant Observations, then under the show graphic, click Subscribe.   Looking for a few likeminded, strong female centric podcasts to love? Welp, if you laugh along and relate to Brilliant Observations, chances are you'll love You Are That, Mouse and Weens, I Shake My Head with Lisa and Sam, Office Ladies, Call Her Daddy, And That's Why We Drink, Girls Gotta Eat, The Morning Toast, The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamo, WHOREable decisions, Brilliant Idiots, Dying for Sex, In Bed with Nick and Megan, Dear Chelsea, Guys We F****d, She Podcasts, Mouth Feelings, Guilty Pleasure, Sweaty and Pissed, Almost 30 Podcast, Terrible Thanks for Asking, Women of the Hour, Boobies and Newbies, Podbroads, and dozens of others. Find and follow them all on the GoodPods app Girl Got Mic group.   And now, we tag: comedy, podcastforwomen, podcastsforwomen, smart, friends, girlgotmic, ladypodsquad, podernfamily, podcastmovement, podcastsforwomen, podfest, sex, relationships, chat, unfiltered, radio, fun, happy, happiness, boobs, dogs, marriage, midlife, kids, parenting, college, goals, brillobssquad, brilliant, observations, podcast, comedy, funny, women, lady, girlfriends funny, happiness, almost30podcast, 50af, love, menopause, midlife, michelleobama, brilliantidiots, mouseandweens, ishakemyheadwithlisaandsam, outlanderpod, chat10looks3, sweatyandpissed, podcastmovement, podernfamily, podfest, shepodcasts, shondarhymes, lupin, greysanatomy, writing, amwriting, writer, zoesextraordinaryplaylist, littledickie

Running a podcast production business can be hard. We know it can be hard to balance all the things that need to get done in order for your podcast production business to grow and thrive. But we also know how important it is not let those things take over your life, so you don't end up looking back years later and realizing everything was out of balance, that you're unhealthy, and that your kids and cats hate you. That's why we're here to share our tips on keeping your podcast production business balanced without letting it take over! You'll learn about ways you can keep yourself sane while still running a successful company. Listen now as we share our tips for keeping your podcast production business balanced without letting it take over. You'll learn about ways you can keep yourself focused on what matters most, like family time or exercise, while still making sure there are enough hours in the day for work.   Listen to DiscoverWhat we might be missing when it looks like other people are just crushing it in their businesses. What we need to remind ourselves of when we start comparing ourselves to others. How being a business owner instead of an employee can make this comparison game and the never-ending race to the undefined finish even worse. What we need to define as business owners so that we can begin to set boundaries that are healthy. How each of the Yetis struggle with boundaries and healthy use of their time in different ways. What we should look for instead of balance (hat tip tohttps://podcastingforcoaches.com/ ( Britany Felix)). Some of the things we juggle besides podcast production work and family. The value of estimating how much time will be needed to complete something (even if it's wrong). How regular check-ins with a business partner or trusted friend can make a difference. How sometimes bringing someone in to accomplish a single short-term goal can make all the difference in freeing up time both now and later. Some hacks to help get as much done as quickly as possible when you're at you best (and how to protect client deadlines using margin). Planning for surge capacity. Using a “probability to break” thought exercise to identify what to work on first. Links & ResourcesThe conversation that sparked this one: https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episodes/pem0029-imposter-syndrome/ (Are You REALLY Good Enough to Be a Podcast Editor?) https://podcastingforcoaches.com (Podcasting for Coaches) Guest EditorThis episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Jude Harrington. If you're looking for an editor and like what you hear, connect with Jude at https://www.mcuneedtoknow.com/ (https://www.mcuneedtoknow.com/) Be a GuestIf you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/beaguest (Fill out this form to let us know you're interested), and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Your Yetis AreDaniel Abendroth | https://rothmedia.audio (Roth Media) Jennifer Longworth | https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com (Bourbon Barrel Podcasting) Carrie Caulfield Arick | https://yayapodcasting.com (YaYa Podcasting) Bryan Entzminger | https://toptieraudio.com (Top Tier Audio) About the Podcast Editors MastermindThe Podcast Editors Mastermind is for professional podcast editors who want to grow their business and get more clients. We're creating a community of like-minded professionals that are passionate about the art and science of editing podcasts. Our goal is to help you build your business by providing tools, resources, and support so you can focus on what matters most—your craft. This isn't just another group where everyone talks about how great they are at podcast editing; we show our work! Follow or subscribe and take the Podcast Editors Mastermind with you today! https://followthepodcast.com/pem (Follow the Podcast Editors Mastermind) https://lovethepodcast.com/pem (Share your love for the...

Overediting may be one of the most polarizing subjects in the podcasting space. There are many that firmly believe that removing um, uh, like, y'know, lip smacks, and other inaudibles makes the conversation sound less natural, while others believe it's the job of a good podcast editor to remove fillers that waste the listener's time whenever necessary.In Episode 120 of Pod Theory, the goal is to bring you the truth about overediting and provide some clarity on what should be removed during editing...and what should be left as is because it contributes to the conversation.To do this, I invited podcasting expert and editing extraordinaire Britany Felix to the show. Britany is the Founder of Podcasting For Coaches and, in addition to helping people produce a polished, well-edited final podcast, she also hosts her own podcast (also called Podcasting For Coaches) where she brings her years of knowledge to the mic alongside other podcasting professionals who do the same.This was a great conversation that covered a metric ton of good ground about the editing process. We also took a hard look at podcasting as a whole and where things are headed for the medium and those leveraging it for their brands. And, for some added fun, a spirited bout of Poddeck Pandemonium broke out, too.You can connect with Britany at podcastingforcoaches.com and follow Podcasting For Coaches wherever you download your favorite shows!Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!What's the most powerful way to leverage podcasting today?Click Here to Learn About My Comprehensive Podcast Communications ServiceConnect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Recap on acquisitions and of course Glow, iOS 14.5 (again,) listener privacy, Feedburner coming back from the dead? Amazon Music in more countries Shout-outs from Elsie, the RIAA busy with takedown notices and podcasters needing to get DMCA takedown lessons, plus of course stats, geographic and user agent! SIGN UP FOR SOCIAL MEDIA BEST PRACTICES FOR PODCASTERS!  Join the Libsyn Beta Community TODAY! Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com or call 412–573–1934. We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER HERE! Quick Episode Summary :13 Intro 3:38 PROMO 1: The Audiophile Style Podcast 4:20 Rob and Elsie Conversation Recap of all the things acquisitions and of course Glow Glow and MyLibsyn? Guess what? iOS 14.5 should be out by the time this episode is out Listener privacy is not a roadblock to get around 33:05 PROMO 2: K12Science Podcast Feedburner is not dead! Amazon Music has opened up access to more countries and they have a new portal Apple Podcasts making recommendations? Publishing to social media from Libsyn and optimizing what it looks like Google has 100 million installs of Google Podcasts! Elsie has some shout-outs: Britany Felix, Jeni Wren Stottrup, Lauren Wrighton and Sam Sethi The RIAA is busy with takedown notices for podcasters It looks like someone else on Anchor completely pirated another podcast Time for a DMCA takedown lesson 1:09:48 PROMO 3: Making Ways Podcast Stats! Geographic and user agent The next inflection point is iOS vs Android Featured Podcast Promos + Audio PROMO 1: The Audiophile Style Podcast PROMO 2: K12Science Podcast PROMO 3: Making Ways Podcast Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) The Difference Between the Current & NEW Apple Podcast App Apple Is Rejecting Apps That Use Third-Party Code For Alleged Privacy Infractions Kara Swisher Interviews Apple CEO Cook for Sway Upcoming changes to FeedBurner in July 2021 Amazon Prime Music Launches Podcasts in India: All You Need to Know Google Podcasts hits 100 million installs on Android, proving people might care about RSS after all Sample DMCA Take Down Letter Elsie on The Podcaster's Forum with Jeni — Facebook Group What to expect from the new Libsyn with Elsie Escobar It's all about the numbers! Google 100m, Amazon 1.5bn, Podcast Index 2.7m plus interviews with Juliana Meyer CEO Supapass and Elsie Escobar Libsyn. Podland Episode Elsie Escobar – Build Your Own Position - Ep 50 of Build Your Backup Plan Podcasting Plots to Retain New Listeners Post-Pandemic by Embracing Niche Topics, New Promotional Strategies Rob on Mindgap HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share The Feed with your Twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode, head over to Podchaser and kindly leave us a review and follow the show! Follow The Feed wherever you listen to audio! → Follow via Apple Podcasts → Follow via Google Podcasts → Follow via Spotify → Here's our RSS feed! FEEDBACK AND PROMOTION ON THE SHOW You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download The Feed App for iOS and Android Call 412–573–1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our Speakpipe Page

Recap on acquisitions and of course Glow, iOS 14.5 (again,) listener privacy, Feedburner coming back from the dead? Amazon Music in more countries Shout-outs from Elsie, the RIAA busy with takedown notices and podcasters needing to get DMCA takedown lessons, plus of course stats, geographic and user agent! SIGN UP FOR SOCIAL MEDIA BEST PRACTICES FOR PODCASTERS!  Join the Libsyn Beta Community TODAY! Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com or call 412–573–1934. We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER HERE! Quick Episode Summary :13 Intro 3:38 PROMO 1: The Audiophile Style Podcast 4:20 Rob and Elsie Conversation Recap of all the things acquisitions and of course Glow Glow and MyLibsyn? Guess what? iOS 14.5 should be out by the time this episode is out Listener privacy is not a roadblock to get around 33:05 PROMO 2: K12Science Podcast Feedburner is not dead! Amazon Music has opened up access to more countries and they have a new portal Apple Podcasts making recommendations? Publishing to social media from Libsyn and optimizing what it looks like Google has 100 million installs of Google Podcasts! Elsie has some shout-outs: Britany Felix, Jeni Wren Stottrup, Lauren Wrighton and Sam Sethi The RIAA is busy with takedown notices for podcasters It looks like someone else on Anchor completely pirated another podcast Time for a DMCA takedown lesson 1:09:48 PROMO 3: Making Ways Podcast Stats! Geographic and user agent The next inflection point is iOS vs Android Featured Podcast Promos + Audio PROMO 1: The Audiophile Style Podcast PROMO 2: K12Science Podcast PROMO 3: Making Ways Podcast Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) The Difference Between the Current & NEW Apple Podcast App Apple Is Rejecting Apps That Use Third-Party Code For Alleged Privacy Infractions Kara Swisher Interviews Apple CEO Cook for Sway Upcoming changes to FeedBurner in July 2021 Amazon Prime Music Launches Podcasts in India: All You Need to Know Google Podcasts hits 100 million installs on Android, proving people might care about RSS after all Sample DMCA Take Down Letter Elsie on The Podcaster's Forum with Jeni — Facebook Group What to expect from the new Libsyn with Elsie Escobar It's all about the numbers! Google 100m, Amazon 1.5bn, Podcast Index 2.7m plus interviews with Juliana Meyer CEO Supapass and Elsie Escobar Libsyn. Podland Episode Elsie Escobar – Build Your Own Position - Ep 50 of Build Your Backup Plan Podcasting Plots to Retain New Listeners Post-Pandemic by Embracing Niche Topics, New Promotional Strategies Rob on Mindgap HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share The Feed with your Twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode, head over to Podchaser and kindly leave us a review and follow the show! Follow The Feed wherever you listen to audio! → Follow via Apple Podcasts → Follow via Google Podcasts → Follow via Spotify → Here's our RSS feed! FEEDBACK AND PROMOTION ON THE SHOW You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download The Feed App for iOS and Android Call 412–573–1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our Speakpipe Page

~~***We’re doing a 5 Day Marketing Challenge starting Jan. 10th to help you attract clients and stop hustling for them. If you want to participate, https://mailchi.mp/5a719731c06f/get-the-yeti-letter (sign up for our newsletter) & join thehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditorsmastermind ( Podcast Editors Mastermind Community)! Already get the newsletter? The details will be in your inbox next Thursday (Jan 7th).***~~ Mark Deal and Steve Stewart, co-founders of the Podcast Editors Club and the Podcast Editor Academy, expand on the surprising findings from the 2020 Podcast Editors Survey. The good news is that the rates and the value in this post-production industry are trending upward. If you haven’t seen the reveal, https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditors/permalink/3827398697348849 (watch it now).  We also discuss the limitations of the survey, what DAWs are correlated to higher income and why, and what else we’d like covered in the 2021 survey.  http://yayapodcasting.com/pea (Podcast Editor Academy) students can access the survey with their membership. Currently, a subscription is available for only $49 per month (cancel anytime). http://yayapodcasting.com/pea (If you use this affiliate link), it costs you nothing and support the production costs associated with this show. It’s a win-win. :) But more than that, you get all the tools you need to run an efficient editing business, whether it’s a side-hustle or full-time gig. Not to mention the support through regular office hours. Plus, you’ll get exclusive discounts on courses on technical skills, DAW training, content marketing, and more!   Highlights:The DAWs that makes money and why we think that is Why is there a gender pay gap? Why did they track gender? Will ethnicity and race be included in future surveys? The reason Carrie wants that information included The limitations of the survey and ya’ll, it’s hard getting people to take a detailed survey How conferences and events impact rates (and finding clients) Get outside the #podcast bubble and into your niche Extra services that command higher rates We don’t talk about customer service enough https://www.podcastingforcoaches.com/ (Britany Felix) is AWESOME How long you’ve been in business matters, apparently But where do you find clients? Guest EditorThis episode was edited by https://yayapodcasting.com/ (YaYa Podcasting)’s https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguel-alejandro-ramirez-avila-4b7a50129/ (Alejandro Ramirez) (Even though I don’t want to share him, he is available for hire currently) Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditors/permalink/3827398697348849 (Podcast Editor Survey Results 2020) (must be a member of the Podcast Editors Club) https://www.podcasteditoracademy.com/ (Podcast Editor Academy) https://www.facebook.com/groups/justbusters/ (Just Busters: Femxle Podcast Editors) https://stevestewart.me/ (Steve’s newsletter )(is fantastic)  Appearing in this episode:Mark Deal: https://podcastguestacademy.com (https://)https://podcastguestacademy.com (podcastguestacademy.com) | https://twitter.com/markdealpod?lang=en (@markdealpod) Steve Stewart: https://stevestewart.me (https://stevestewart.me) | https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditors (Podcast Editors Club) Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/...

It's spooky season and you know I had to do another scary episode!  In this one, I'm talking to paranormal investigator, Britany Felix about all the times she's come into contact with ghosts.  Yup. It's crazy.  Connect with Brittany here: https://www.instagram.com/podcastingforcoaches/ Listen to Gruesome Gossip Check out Arkansas Tuberculosis Santorium Join her group: Cheyenne Mountain Paranormal Investigators on Facebook Join my group: Women Who Podcast or Want To    Connect with me: https://sashahuff.com 

Podcast editors: Do you want more clients? If you're like most of us, you're almost always on the lookout for new clients and new ways to attract and connect with them so that we can grow our businesses. But what happens when we attract the WRONG clients? Well, it's not good. It can ruin our businesses and our lives. Literally. But it doesn't have to be that way. Listen as Britany Felix of https://podcastingforcoaches.com (Podcasting for Coaches) joins us to share what she's learned about attracting the right clients (for her), how she manages relationships with professionalism but keeps the boundaries clear, how she screens clients (hint...it can start well before your first conversation), and how she knows when it's time to make a drastic change. Listen to discover: The story of a client who was such a bad fit, one error ruined a vacation, damaged trust irreparably, and sometimes still has her looking for a place to hide. That you really CAN set your own rules for how you'd like to work with your clients. Not only WHO you'd like to work with but also how quickly you'll turn around their edits, and even what happens if they are late with their files. One change that Britany made to ensure she never gets a bad-fit client again. The red flags Britany looks for when she's on an initial call. How Britany stands out from the crowd when she's responding to a prospective client. Her uncommon approach to pricing her editing services. How Britany now often has people paying her LONG BEFORE she ever considers working with them as an editor. How she manages https://www.wrike.com/project-management-guide/faq/what-is-scope-creep-in-project-management/ (scope creep) and resets expectations when needed. And much, much more. If you're looking to grow your podcast editing business in a way that allows you to stay sane, balance your personal life and goals, and service your clients well, you need to listen to this. And after you have, http://subscribe.podcasteditorsmastermind.com/ (make sure that you've subscribed using your favorite podcast app).  Guest EditorThis episode was edited by Heather Wester of http://ironedoutmedia.com/ (Ironed Out Media). If you're looking for a podcast editor or producer, take a minute to check out what she has to offer. Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:https://podcastingforcoaches.com (https://podcastingforcoaches.com) https://asana.com/ (https://asana.com/) Appearing in this episode:Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Britany Felix: https://podcastingforcoaches.com (https://podcastingforcoaches.com) | https://www.instagram.com/podcastingforcoaches/ (@podcastingfocoaches) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com/ (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://twitter.com/thekeldakitty (@thekeldakitty) (chat master) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

I first came across the name Britany Felix in the Podcast Editors Club Facebook group.  Britany was someone who always had a thoughtful answer for questions posed to the group.  We actually met in person last summer in Orlando at Podcast Movement and have interacted much more lately on social media.   I'm thrilled to have her as today's guest.Britany takes me through a journey I know all too well -getting tired of a corporate job and discovering podcasting, podcast consulting, and podcast editing.  And she doesn't beat around the bush when it comes to discussing her transition.As her business grew, Britany learned that there were certain types of people - and personalities - she worked best with. This led her to carving out a niche for herself in creating podcasts for various coaches.We take a deep dive into the tough moments and decisions that often need to be made when owning your own podcasting business - including when you have to turn money away. (Spoiler: its never easy.)We also discuss travel, how COVID-19 has affected the podcasting space, and preview the upcoming virtual Podfest event this August.Resources:Britany Felix's Website: https://www.podcastingforcoaches.com/Podfest Website: https://podfestexpo.com/JAG in Detroit Website: https://jagindetroit.com/

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I love getting to pour into you every week and provide you with the trainings and guidance that helps you build your business and find lifestyle freedom. This podcast has allowed me to do that in a way nothing else in my business has. That's why I could think of no better way to celebrate our third birthday than by giving you a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring you a new episode each week. And, I could think of no one better to help me with this than Britany Felix. Britany has been a part of this journey as my editor and producer since the very first episode. This podcast literally wouldn't have launched without her and I'm so happy I get to celebrate this birthday with her and you, my amazing listeners! Episode Highlights: What it really means for my business to bring you this show each and every week so you can evaluate if a podcast is right for your business. The good, bad, and the ugly behind every aspect of the podcast and step in the process of making it. The free gifts I have for you as a thank you for making these past three years so special for me.   To learn more, visit the show notes   Get Connected! SweetLife Company: Business Consulting for EntrepreneursSweetLifePodcast on InstagramSweetLife Podcast & Co. on Facebook SweetLife Insiders Community

In this introductory episode, you’ll learn a little more about your two hosts, Britany Felix and Marti Simone, the topics that will be discussed in this podcast, and why we decided to start this podcast in the first place. To view the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes. Connect with us on social media: Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter

“My clients think I’m a wizard. I don’t think they know entirely what I do. They just know that I do it…. What I actually do is polish people’s podcasts interviews to save everybody time.” ~Carrie Caulfield Arick, YaYa Podcasting Four podcast editors walk into a bar… Nah, that’s not what happened at all. We got together where you’d expect us to - on a podcast, of course!  Wait! Before you go all “Meh. I’m not an editor so why should I listen?” on this episode, hear me out. You will become a better client and a better podcaster after listening to Carrie Caulfield Arick of YaYa Podcasting, Jennifer Longworth of Bourbon Barrel Podcasting, and Podcasting For Coaches’ Britany Felix. There’s room for everyone at this podcast editors roundtable!  My guests agree that it’s difficult to make family and friends - let alone clients - understand what an editor does. Other aspects of their work are more familiar: consulting, producing, networking, teaching… there’s more; my guests are busy!  But it’s the role of editor that seems to mystify most. People have no idea what we do to make someone’s raw audio file audience-ready. In their minds, an editor either does nothing (grumble, grumble) or performs magic (thanks, but...there’s no fairy dust here).  Maybe it’s because, as humans, we’ve been talking all our lives that people think, how hard can it be to record what we say and have it come out the other end sounding intelligent and natural? If you’re not an editor, you’d be surprised. Whether you’re an intrepid DIY podcaster, a turn-key client, or just a faithful listener, you’ll want to listen in as four editor ladies get together on a podcast. Read the rest of MY article and get resources and podcast links at:  http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/podenvy046   Podcast Angel: She Podcasts LIVE! No matter where you are in your podcasting journey, community -- like real flesh and blood community -- is vital to your survival and success! And it's not easy to come by. This conference will be a catalyst for you for that. I'm co-facilitating a Voice Training workshop Saturday afternoon!!! Jennifer, Britany, and Carrie will also be presenting. Get the details here!* *This is an affiliate link so if you end up purchasing a ticket, I will get a lovely commission from the lovely ladies of She Podcasts. Thank you!!!    Podcast Angel: Podcast Envy VIP Circle Let's do this podcasting thing together!  Apply now to the Podcast Envy VIP Circle with me I've been teasing it FOREVER. Now there is a way for us to connect 1x1 AND for you to become part of an intimate community of podcasting colleagues who all want to make an impact, shift culture and all the while, reap the deep rewards of podcasting (no, I'm not necessarily talking sponsors...) for ourselves. This is a community we will create TOGETHER. And because of this, the first 5 members to join will receive the Founding Member rate of $29/month PLUS my new online Voice Training for Podcasters course as it is created. I will NEVER offer this rate again and it will be yours for as long as you are current. To request to become a Founding Member, pop over here to get the scoop: http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/vipcircle   Resources & podcasts mentioned in the episode: For the full list with links, pop over to http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/podenvy046   Connect with me Send me an email and let me know about a podcast you LOVE that is doing something creative with their FORMAT beyond interviews and solos. So no like formal survey or anything. Just email me. You can write it or record a voice memo on your phone and attach it to the email. DM me on Insta or post and tag me the above @andreaklunder Join my Facebook Community where we create social support for content creators with inspiring prompts, opportunities for you to share your work, and more. My favorite hashtags #thecreativeimpostor #podcastenvy #podcastboss Email or Voice (send me a question to answer on the show!) Facebook Group The Creative Impostor Facebook Page @andreaklunder.creative Instagram: @andreaklunder Oh HEY! I'm on LinkedIn... dropping pro podcasting tips, insights, and stories. Connect with me there and let me know you're a Podcast Envy listener.

Britany started her career while working a full-time job, renovating her house, and planning to go location Independent. All of this meant minimal sleep for several months. While Britany says owning a business is still hard, it’s a very different kind of hard. The determination that got her through those first few months taught her to push through and believe in her success. As entrepreneurs, we have to keep an eye out to make sure that we’re not working every waking hour. When you love what you do it’s really easy to say "I don’t need hobbies, I enjoy my work and it’s enough". Only it’s not enough. We need to relax we need to wind down, we need to take time to refresh. The push that gets us going, that gets us stabilized in our businesses, eventually no longer serves us. Eventually, we need to step back and enjoy what we’ve created. For most of us, we start out priced too low. And many of us keep those prices too low. We have this idea of the struggling freelancer and we've got to let that go. Britany says that every time she raises her prices, which she does 3 to 4 times a year, she gets a new client at her new rates almost immediately. When was the last time you raised your rates? For full links and show notes visit compassopod.com/016

How can you reach me? Email me. Facebook me. Instagram me. Vox me.   Want to work with me? CLICK HERE   Did you love this episode? Share it with a friend!!!   Episode Summary:   Britany of "Podcasting for Coaches" and I converse about how podcasting allowed her to leave her corporate job and live her dream lifestyle. Britany goes into why she chose podcasting as her tool to achieve career freedom and how her her podcasting journey has changed overtime. As both a podcast host and editor, Britany delves into the unique challenges and opportunities that each aspect of the podcasting production world presents. Britany offers great insight into how she got started, her budget, and exactly how she manages the demands and challenges of the podcasting profession with her outside life. Britany wanted to get out of corporate and live her dream lifestyle. Within three months of launching her podcast, she did just that! Barriers: Britany discusses how she juggled her full-time job, house renovations, and launching a podcast for the first time. An obvious barrier? Time. Budget: She discusses some important aspects of production that podcasters often overlook-- which can lead to some trouble! Pain points: Timing, episodic structure, marketing, and the legality of podcast content. Britney discusses various podcasting pain points and how she overcame them. Struggles: Traveling without a reliable connection caused Britany some scheduling struggle as a podcast host and complicated her relationships with clients as an editor. Britany discusses the importance of communication in the podcasting field. Personal Podcast Anxiety: We discuss how Britany manages relationships with clients, and the importance of establishing boundaries. Advice to new podcasters: You get out of podcasting what you invest into it, however, time and money are valuable, so spend those things wisely.   About the Podcaster: Britany Felix   Website: www.podcastingforcoaches.com   Britany Felix found herself approaching her 30’s, working in a soul-sucking corporate job, and no closer to her dreams of traveling the world. In November 2015, she decided to start a podcast where she could learn from those living her dream lifestyle and that decision changed her life. She’s long-since left the corporate world behind and now has the freedom she craved thanks to her business as a Podcast Launch Consultant where she specializes in helping coaches and consultants get their message out into the world with a podcast of their very own.   Mentioned in this episode: What is a Podcast Editor & Why Should You Have One? Tips for Hiring a Podcast Editor radioguestlist.com Anchor   Feel free to use these hashtags to share your thoughts with me on socials. #podcasterssupportingpodcasters #justpodcasting   The technical thing I learned from this episode: When you use iZotope Plugins mixdowns take forever.   Cats in this episode: Clark   Personal Podcasting Pain Point: Why do I find everything hilarious? The world and it's humans amuse me, I guess. #cringe

Who is Britany? Britany Felix is a 30-something woman who wants to inspire you to live the life you truly want to live—not the one you're conditioned to live. She wants to help you find your freedom! In the Spring of 2016, she and her husband quit the highest paying jobs they’d ever had, sold almost everything they owned (including their home), and began traveling the Western United States in their RV. Britany is the host of the travel podcast, Living Unconventionally, and the owner of Custom Podcast Editing where she helps everyday people discover the power of podcasting and how to get their message out into the world.  Living Unconventionally podcast covers her personal Freedom Journey and features weekly interviews with like-minded people—incredible people who’ve ditched their desk, or traditional life, to chase their passions and explore the world. Quotes from Britany I think success is being happy— whatever is going to make you happy.  If that’s a ton of money in the bank so you can feel secure, then that’s success for you. If it’s having the time freedom or location freedom to work wherever you want, or not work whenever you want, and from anywhere in the world, which is what my version of success looks like. You know it’s different for everybody but when it comes down to it, it’s just being happy with the life that you live on a daily basis. (6:15) You know I started reading these travel blogs and started listening to podcasts and started following entrepreneurs who had businesses around this type of subject and I just consumed so much of it until I believed wholeheartedly that I could do it. If all these other could do it then, why can’t I? And so that’s always what I recommend to other people because they think everyone else can have it but they can’t and that’s not true. So you just have to keep consuming information of people doing what you want to do until it sinks in that it’s possible for you as well. (16:32) What You’ll Learn How inspiration from others living successful, unconventional lifestyles had helped spur her to quit her day job in order to travel with her husband How traits like determination and persistence are necessary to achieve one's means How creating a podcast of her own has changed her life for the better Ironically, she's never read lifestyle design manifesto Four Hour Work Week Resources and How to Connect: Britany's Websites: LivingUnconventially.com, CustomPodcastEditing.com Social Media: Facebook and Twitter Resources Mentioned: ChrisGuillebeau.com, SuitcaseEntrepreneur.com Other Listening Options: Individual player or full player view on website: http://lorirochino.com/podcast-2/

In this special episode, I bring on my first guest. Lifestyle entrepreneur and podcast launch guru, Britany Felix, is on the show to talk about her experience starting a business that works for her ideal lifestyle and to give you an idea of whether or not starting a podcast is the right move for your business. A fun side note: Britany is actually my podcast editor and this show would not have been launched if it weren't for her patience, guidance, and expertise.   To connect with Britany or learn more about her upcoming course on how to start and launch your own podcast, visit the show notes. If you would like to connect with me, and other purpose-driven online entrepreneurs, join us in the SweetLife Entrepreneurs Facebook Community where I host a live chat every week! Follow Me On: AprilBeach.com/Facebook AprilBeach.com/Instagram AprilBeach.com/LinkedIn AprilBeach.com/Twitter AprilBeach.com/YouTube

Britany is the host of the Living Unconventionally podcast where she talks to people living in an unconventional way. She recently took a many month road trip after she and her husband sold all of their possessions as well as their house. However, a little bit into it, the husband didn't like it nearly as much as she did. We talk about relationships and travel as well as what to do when you partner isn't too crazy about travel. Since it was only a few weeks before the interview it was still fresh in her mind but it as still interesting to hear about the solutions.

Britany Felix, host of the travel podcast, Living Unconventionally, is my guest on today's show. In the Spring of 2016, Britany Felix and her husband quit the highest paying jobs they’d ever had, sold almost everything they owned (including their home), and began traveling the Western United States in their RV. Britany is also the owner of Custom Podcast Editing where she helps everyday people discover the power of podcasting and how to get their message out into the world.… Read more

In this season four  finale of the Travel Stories Podcast, Hayden is joined by Nicole (his writer) and Cody (his composer) to look back over the season, share outtakes, and talk about the upcoming fifth season. They weave through every episode and discuss what they thought about the guests and the stories, bringing in recaps and flashbacks to the highlights of each episode. You’ll remember this season featured Tom Butler, Sarah Miduski, Tania Aebi, Nate Buchanan, Britany Felix, Frank Salas, Leon Logothetis, Ladan Jiracek, Justin Walter, Cody Crabb, and Mike Corey. The gang shares their favorite episodes and moments from this season. In their rambling discussions, the gang talks about the same themes that they see cropping up in every episodes, and the vein they see running through all the themes and episodes this season. They talk about what traveling means to them, then start devolving into a conversation about expectations versus reality, making experiences positive or negative, and how this plays into travel. They discuss traveling with children and travel aesthetics. The gang has fun together, bantering and joking around, as well as dragging each other and wholeheartedly (and savagely) mocking one another. The team also discusses the unreality of thinking they have actual listeners and actual fans. In their conversation, they revisit past guests and fans, like Billy from last season and what he’s been up to. Hayden brings some outtakes to share, as well - such as one where Hayden and Nicole roast Cody when his connection dropped during an episode. Their big finish features discussing what’s coming up in season five. Coming up next season we have a name change: we are becoming Backpack Digital. Our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram handles, as well as our website name, are all changing to backpackdigital to reflect this. We’re also expanding to include more than just podcasts. We have more inspiring travel-related content coming your way, so stay tuned! The podcast itself is changing, as well: the intro is changing, we’re getting new artwork, and the format is going to be split up. We’ll break up the interview and the story into two separate episodes for easy listening. We’re also releasing a book during season five: Nicole’s novel Venus , a novel about two young women who go on an adventure, searching for an escape and for a way to discover who they are as people. Along the way, they figure out who they are, they fall in love, and they learn that the journey is sometimes better than the destination. If you stay tuned all the way until the end of the episode, you can find some bonus outtakes of Hayden being a mushmouth. We look forward to bringing you forward to season five come late March. Have a good break! Check out our website at:

Britany Felix, host of the Living Unconventionally podcast, has been married to her college sweetheart for 10 years and together, they have endured difficult times, but still have found ways to let those difficulties only strengthen their bond. In this episode she shares what she's learned from the ups and downs of love with her one and only, both before and after marriage. In this podcast we discuss: What to do when your friend has feelings for the one you're in love with How to decide whether to commit to a long-distance relationship Communicating with your partner during financial hardships Getting along with each other despite opposite personality types   Show Notes - http://dareeallen.com/cultivating-lasting-love/

Learning how to live a life that is exclusively yours versus the life that you believe you are supposed to live is an essential part of your growth, not just as a traveler, but as a person. Britany Felix has taken a long road to living her life as she wants to, but she has made it all the way to being the person and traveler she wants to be. Her message is to live unconventionally. Britany joins Hayden from Colorado, at the base of the Rocky Mountains. She talks about compromising on settling down when you travel with others, how to have adventures without traveling very far, and how to live your life the way you want to. Hayden brings up how he creates a checklist in order to decide what he will and will not do. Britany also shares the story of her own life, and how she did research on the life she wanted to live and how she grew to achieve her dreams. Britany also brings her travel story, the aptly-named “Parisian Roller Coaster of Emotion,” in which she weaves the tale of her first trip out of her home country, to France. While she and her new husband were there, they immediately encountered several unfortunate incidents, then a few positive experiences, in a true roller coaster of highs and lows, ups and downs, a tumultuous ride through their Parisian vacation. Britany used the experience to teach herself how to use the negative emotions that come with such unfortunate events like these ones. Becoming the person you want to be is a long road, but, if you do not take the first step on the path, you can never reach your destination. Britany is living proof that, with the right research and journey, you can be the traveler - and the person - that you want to be. All you have to do is live a little unconventionally. In this episode, Hayden and Britany Felix discuss: Traveling full-time versus traveling part-time. Hayden asks Britany how to compromise on settling down when you travel with partners or other companions. Finding adventures in the place you grew up in or the place that you were in at the moment. You can travel all over the world, because you never think of the place you are in as being a destination, but everywhere is a foreign place to people who are not from there. The concept of living your life the way you want to, not the way you are supposed to. Hayden brings up how he makes up a checklist to decide whether or not to do something. How to free up your life and to feel the freedom and happiness that adventurers who share their stories, like Britany, feel when they travel. Traditional ways of living, and how to incorporate your life with your desire to travel. Britany shares her personal story of how she was able to achieve her dream of traveling and adventuring, and how she made herself happy through research. Britany recommends The Art of Non-Conformity, by Chris Guillebeau, the book that really sparked the change in her.

Britany Felix sold practically everything to spend two months exploring the Western United States. She hosts the Living Unconventionally podcast where she interviews people who’ve ditched their traditional life to chase their passions around the world and she hopes to inspire others to live a life that truly fulfills them. Britany joins the podcast this week to talk about her experience downsizing from a two-thousand-square-foot house into a small pull behind camper to travel the western United States. She talks about how friends and some wine and Facebook Garage Sales helped her declutter her life. We talk about how you handle the sentimental things that you have inherited over the years from friends and family. Britany tells us a bit about her two week period of life on the road and her podcast Living Unconventionally helped her to make the final push to start creating a life she wanted with her husband. Britany answers a few of my questions on how to get started on your own journey. She also gives us information she has gleaned from over 100 interviews with people who have gotten off the 9-5 track and now find themselves living unconventionally. Take a listen to this week's podcast and enjoy learning about Britany and her podcast (and ebook) Living Unconventionally. HOW TO FOLLOW BRITANY FELIX: Website: Living Unconventionally - http://livingunconventionally.com/ Podcast: Living Unconventionally Podcast Facebook: Living Unconventionally  - http://livingunconventionally.com/facebook Instagram: www.livingunconventionally.com/instagram Twitter: www.livingunconventionally.com/twitter   Show Sponsored by:  Four Sigmatic - http://www.foursigmatic.com Use code: DIYS to save 10% on your order   Mistobox Coffee Club - http://mbox.coffee/Y9FA Use Code: Y9FA to save $10 on your subscription   Full Shownotes:  http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com   Join the Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/dirtinyourskirt/   Support the Show: www.patreon.com/dirtinyourskirt

To access links to resources and see some photos submitted by our storyteller, please visit http://myrescuerocks.net/36. The Q: What has your rescue pet trained you to do? We're always talking about how important training is to any successful pet relationship... because, as I'm sure many of you know, training issues are one of the top reasons pets (at leasts dogs and cats) are surrendered to shelters. As I'm sure you also know, training isn't just getting your pets to do what you want, it's a way to communicate with them so they can understand you... and many times the training roles end up getting reversed and our pets start training us! I’m grateful to have this episode of My Rescue Rocks co-hosted by adventurer, fellow rescue advocate, and fellow podcaster Britany Felix! We got so many great responses from all of you and it made for quite a hefty episode, so let’s get right to it, shall we? Here we go! To access links to resources, photos, and more, submitted by other listeners like you, please visit http://myrescuerocks.net/36. Please help us spread our rescue stories by sharing this show with a friend, PAWlease, I’d really appreciate it! You can also help out by subscribing, and leaving a rating and review on either iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks so much for your support!

To access links to resources and see some photos submitted by our storyteller, please visit http://myrescuerocks.net/34. The Q: What’s your biggest takeaway from becoming a rescue parent? What have you learned? Ever since I was first initiated into the rescue community it's been a non-stop learning experience. I'm so grateful for the many people who've taught me what's going on in the world AND for all the animals I've had the opportunity to meet and work with. I'm really excited to share what you've learned from your experience in the rescue world! I’m also thrilled to be sharing the mic with my season 3 co-host, Britany Felix, from the Living Unconventionally podcast. But before we get to our conversation I just wanted to rewind for a second, because I kind of threw Britany into the show without an explanation, and I totally meant to give you one. If you’ve been listening since the 1st episode you already know that I intended these Q&U episodes to be unedited and “conversational” which I’m saying in air quotes, because I only ever intended to talk to myself in these shows. Of course, I’m actually talking to all of you, but it’s not much of a conversation if you can’t respond to me immediately. It’s also not much a of a conversation if I prepare my answers, and, the truth is that, even though the Q&U episodes were a bit more casual, I was editing the shit out of them. I was reading your comments over and over again, and calculating my responses, and if I sounded awkward I’d just start over and delete the awkwardness… can you guys tell I have a love hate relationship with perfection? I want to be this perfectly real person, but there is no such thing. It’s an oxymoron. The only way for me to stop being so conscious of how imperfect I am is to actually get into a real conversation, plus I figured you guys could use some new stories and a fresh perspective, and what better way to do that then bring on an adventurer who is passionate about the cause? Speaking of which, don’t forget to check out livingunconventionally.com to follow Britany & Brian’s RV adventures; every Friday is the adventure update, and I look forward to hearing this episode most of all each week. So I hope you will enjoy our conversations and appreciate every ah, um, and like we stutter and stumble through… we’re keeping it real. To access links to resources, photos, and more, submitted by other listeners like you, please visit http://myrescuerocks.net/34. Please help us spread our rescue stories by sharing this show with a friend, PAWlease, I’d really appreciate it! You can also help out by subscribing, and leaving a rating and review on either iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks so much for your support!

Britany and her husband recently sold almost everything they own (including their home) and quit the highest-paying jobs either one of them has ever had. When we talked, they were just about to embark on an open-ended journey around the Western half of the United States in their travel trailer with their two dogs.

In this interview on the Start Anew Show, Britany Felix shares how she is financing her 'Freedom Journey' - her open-ended and open-minded road trip with her husband and two dogs. She started planning the finances 4 years ago by investing in a property. Britany and her husband did the house up while they lived there for four years and worked their 9-5 jobs.Around 9 months ago, Britany and her husband set the plan in motion to sell their house, sell all the things they could do without, quit their jobs, buy an RV and travel around the US indefinitely. Tune in to the episode to learn about the money matters and the ups and downs - how they made a profit on the sale of the house, how they downsized, how they started entrepreneurial side hustles to sustain their RV travelling lifestyle.Britany is very real and authentic and talks about how her 'side-hustle' is not her calling but it is way better than the imprisonment of the 9-5. She talks about her journey of self-discovery and what entrepreneurial leaps she may be making in the future. Click to view: show page on Awesound

In this interview on the Start Anew Show, Britany Felix shares her 'Freedom Journey' of selling almost everything she owned, including her home, quitting her 9-5, and taking an open-ended and open-minded road trip with her husband and two dogs. After living most of her adult life (well, she's only 30!) like most of us do, she has found the courage to start anew unconventionally. She has said NO to drifting, NO to living life on repeat, NO to society's expectations of how she should live her life.Click to view: show page on Awesound

Britany Felix is host of the Living Unconventionally podcast, where three days a week she focuses on travelers, entrepreneurs, and other amazing people who do not live the typical nine-to-five lifestyle. Britany and her husband are about to practice what they preach, moving out of their home and into an RV (recreational vehicle), with their two dogs, Lorelei and Clara. Britany also shares some animal rescue stories, including Maude the Chow. Living Unconventionally, Britany's podcast, was launched on February 1, 2016. She provides terrific content for traveling and living off the beaten path and interviews fascinating guests, including her husband. Website http://livingunconventionally.com/ Twitter https://twitter.com/lu_podcast Instagram https://www.instagram.com/living_unconventionally/   The Tiny House Jamboree in 2016 will be in Colorado Springs, Colorado from August 5 to 7. http://www.tinyhousejamboree.com/   Waldo's Muttley Crew is an animal rescue in central Indiana, outside of Indianapolis. http://www.waldosmuttleycrew.com/   DONATE TO WALDO'S http://mstephen7.wix.com/waldosmuttleycrew#!donate/ctzx   RV's (recreational vehicles) have many synonyms, including trailer, mobile home, motor home, camper, fifth wheel (a type of RV), and Winnebago™ (a brand of RV). Boondocking is dry camping, which means you don't have hookups for electricity, water, and sewage. An episode of Britany's podcast where they touch upon dry camping http://livingunconventionally.com/episode007/ Article on the etiquette of boondocking http://wheelingit.us/2014/01/17/7-tips-on-boondocking-etiquette-rights-wrongs-plain-common-sense/   All of Pawprint's music is composed by Luke Gartner-Brereton. Luke is a musician based in Australia, and he composes a wide variety of songs and musical loops http://vanillagroovestudios.com http://soundcloud.com/luke-gartnerbrereton If you want to learn more about Nancy and Harold, go to our About Us page at thisispawprint.com/about or listen to our introductory podcast episode, "Fifty Puppies and a Podcast." http://thisispawprint.com/000 Pawprint (or Paw Print) is a weekly podcast dedicated to animal rescue, adoption, and the heroes who make it happen. Volunteer, adopt, or foster a dog, cat, rabbit, or other wonderful pet through your local shelter, humane society, SPCA, pound, and animal control. Increase protection, welfare, and rights. http://thisispawprint.com

Our guest for today’s show has a personal history that I can really relate to. Nearly everyone I’ve interviewed so far has seemed to have been born a rescuer, there was never anyone who shared their “before-I-got-into-rescue” stories, there never even seems to be a “before.” I don’t know, maybe I’m just not asking the right questions… You might know how I was introduced into the rescue world, but I’ve never told you that my life before that was overflowing with store-bought pets, and a few that were bought from breeders. Except for the cats, of course, because of all the strays in our neighborhood… does anyone actually buy cats? Anyway… I remember at least one dog and countless cats that were never even allowed to come inside throughout my childhood… was it my fault… no… but the memories still make me sad and for some reason, they still make me feel guilty. So that’s why I want to give a huge thank you our amazing storyteller, Britany Felix, for telling it like it is – I appreciate it more than you know.  In this week's rescue story, Britany Felix talks about how her soulmutts came into her life and how her favorite rescue ended up needed a rescuer themselves!  To access links to resources and see some photos submitted by our storyteller, please visit http://myrescuerocks.net/23. Please help us spread our rescue stories by sharing this show with a friend, PAWlease, I’d really appreciate it! You can also help out by subscribing, and leaving a rating and review on either iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks so much for your support!  

Britany Felix is new to the world of podcasting, but it's been a life-changing decision.  She's faced the reality that nine to five work is not for her and it's time to change.  So, she's selling up, getting an RV and, along with her husband and her dogs, hitting the road toward the life she really wants.  Her podcast is about passionate living as she seeks to follow her own passion of living amongst the great outdoors and making a living on the road.  As we discover, previous failure has made her fearless when it comes to facing such a big life change and leaving the security of an owned home and regular wage.  Sometimes, we are surprised by celebrities.  When we're used to seeing them show mostly their silly side in movies, it can be hard to fathom wisdom springing from their lips, but that's exactly what Jim Carrey has done.  His wisdom came through a story about his father and what he learnt by the example.  It's a challenge to all of us as we seek to live a life more passionately and purposely.   Episode Timeline: 01:52   When the funny man turns out to be inspiring 07:46   Introducing Britany Felix, host of the Living Unconventionally Podcast 35:39   Happy Birthday, Susie! Getting to Know You If you could give someone a book as a gift that would make their life better, what would you give? “The Art of Non-Conformity” by Chris Guillebeau   What is your favourite family activity, past or present? If feeling energetic, kayaking.  If feeling lazy, reading in bed. What are your recent highs and lows? Low:   Realisation that more waking hours are spent miserable than happy High:  Finally getting husband on board to go ahead with the crazy plan to live unconventionally Show Links: To follow Britany and her husband's journey go to:  Living Unconventionally