Podcasts about color today pretty

Stop looking for the change; become it. It's become a thread in my life for probably over a decade now when I began writing Color Today Pretty. It's been a cornerstone to how I see my personal life and interactions with others. But when I had the opportunity to read Self-Elected by lisa wise, I realized that it is a responsibility of business owners to… actually, it's a privilege. lisa is the owner of a successful suite of property management businesses in the DC area, but as with most people, behind the person is a story that shaped her story. lisa experienced a childhood that was short on housing and security, and instead of continuously looking for it, she found it and now helps others found it too. She became the change the world needed… she needed. And her businesses are built from it, serving people and communities along the way. I'm so excited to welcome you into a meaningful conversation lisa and I had about emPact… specifically the emPact each one of us has on the world, on business and with books. I've had the pleasure of reading her book, creating her book marketing plan, supporting her initiatives and more. But beyond any emPact I've been able to impart on her, she's the one who's left an emPact on me. Want to hear why? Join us for a conversation that I am confident will leave you ready to self-elect.Marketing should emPower you, not be the bane of your existence. (I see you, author... and I know that you likely despise the word and all that comes with it!) You've found your one-stop-shop for marketing insights from an author who has been there, done that, and knows exactly what you need. The emPowered Author Podcast is the deep-dive, share all the good stuff marketing podcast for nonfiction authors who know the power of marketing and want innovative, out-of-the box strategies and tactics that are realistic, attainable and impactful. It's hosted by me, Stephanie Feger, who happens to be the author of several books and the owner and chief strategist of the emPower PR Group, a boutique marketing solution for nonfiction authors. If you'd like to explore how we could help you, take advantage of our 15-minute chit-chats for some focused marketing insights and learn more about our offerings. Also, follow the emPower PR Group on social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.

"There are things you can't control, but you can allow yourself to find a deeper level of happiness, success, and fulfillment by shifting your perspective." Stephanie Feger As social beings, we must acknowledge that we need to seek perspective while interacting and forming relationships. By having an open mind and a willingness to learn, we get to understand ourselves and others better. This is according to our guest today, Stephanie Feger, who believes that people need perspective to guide their actions. Throughout her life, Stephanie Feger has been in the business of empowering people and helping others uncover the power to their success. However, it was a dream that left her with the charge to reframe how she saw her own life and encourage others to do the same. This dream became the catalyst for her to redefine her success, re-evaluate her personal goals and turn her "what-ifs" into "why-nots." Stephanie is the author of 'Color Today Pretty: An Inspirational Guide to Living a Life in Perspective' and Color Today Pretty Guided Journal, where she shares her secrets to harnessing true perspective, the ones she has used to discover the difference between living an ordinary life and an extraordinary one. Through her speaking engagements, engaging workshops, and customized learning opportunities, she invites others to embrace perspective even when it may seem most challenging. After working in the communications and marketing industry for years, Stephanie merged her unique expertise with her life's passions, founding the emPower PR Group, where she helps nonfiction authors write books that sell, promote their books to those who need and want them most, and build meaningful businesses built on messages that are empowering! Stephanie is also the host of The emPowered Author: Marketing for Nonfiction Authors podcast. In today's episode, Stephanie will talk about her book and how it came to be. She will also dive deeper into why she believes having perspective is important both in personal and business. Listen in! Social media  Websites: www.StephanieFeger.com , www.emPowerPRGroup.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephaniefegerpage  https://www.facebook.com/empowerprgroup Twitter: https://twitter.com/emPowerPRGroup   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-feger/   https://linkedin.com/company/empowerprgroup   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colortodaypretty/ https://www.instagram.com/empowerprgroup/ Unlike many people who decide to grow up and become authors, I did not have a bucket list item to become an author. [4:54] I had every intention to retire from the company I was working at for a decade, and through a serendipitous series of events, someone charged me with doing something different. [5:02] I had been working in PR marketing for 15 years, so I just expected that would be what I always did, but we were impacted by a corporate layoff, which was the best thing for me. [5:32] I decided to publish this book I had been writing that my friend charged me to continue doing, titled "Color Today Pretty," and has absolutely nothing to do with PR and marketing. [6:03] The essence of the "Color Today Pretty" movement is all about re-evaluating success and helping women and men figure out how to find balance and have a truly fulfilled life. [6:25] I had the opportunity to take this love for perspective, writing, authorship, and empowerment and blend it with marketing and PR to help authors, nonfiction authors specifically spread their words and help their books and messages reach those who want them and will buy them. [7:06] I founded the Empower PR group, and I feel blessed to help all different types of nonfiction authors do that. [7:30] Perspective isn't limited to personal life; rather, it has extensions in both personal and professional, and when you lead a life with perspective, it's crazy how what success looks like can be redefined. [7:49] Perspective is so important, and even when something's so miniscule, if you have perspective, you can actually see deeper levels of happiness that come from it. [9:13] I have found that writing a book is one thing, and marketing is completely another thing. [11:11] As you're writing the book, it takes so much of you to get it out. It is such a vulnerable experience that you get exhausted and overwhelmed by the process. [11:28] The essence of the emPower PR group is built on empowerment, and I have kind of two ways I do it. There is the done with you, which is a collaborative process, and then there's the done for you. [11:53] The emPower PR group is built on the done with your process because I find that some of the most successful authors are the ones that realize they need to learn marketing. [12:07] It is very important to me that authors are empowered with that knowledge because for a lot of authors their investment is very [12:31] Since I've been there and understand, I'm very organized and don't believe in moving without a strategy. [12:53] You do not want your book to be a want but a need because people budget for needs, which means your book automatically becomes something already in their budget. [14:57] You have to take a step back, look through the lens of perspective, and figure out how you are fulfilling a solution for someone in a way that they need it, want it, and will buy it. [15:40] Don't even try to be something for everybody; rather, focus on the people that need you and will be unapologetically directed towards them, then you're going to make a big difference there. [16:44] Commercial break. [17:40] You can't control things, but you can allow yourself to find a deeper level of happiness, success, and fulfillment by shifting your perspective. [20:55] I do think that life can happen for a purpose and with purpose. [21:25] When you sit back and reflect on what is happening, you don't have to be okay with what has happened, but you do get the opportunity to choose how you react and respond to it. [21:29] What's beautiful about perspective is every moment you get to choose it, so when you're dealing with a hardship, take a moment, feel that grief and then make the conscious decision not to let that define you. [22:19] From our perspective standpoint, when you talk business, perspective can drive strategy, which should lead your tactics. [22:55] Just because we don't see things doesn't mean it's not happening, but it all boils back to perspective. [27:45] In a world that can be overwhelming and exhausting, I challenge you not to give up, don't give in, don't give way but always give value because it will always come back to you. [29:43] …..….……………… Thank you to our January sponsor!  KukuaBiz can provide dedicated and affordable talent from Kenya to help you grow and scale your business. Virtual employees are skilled in administrative functions, sales, podcast management, video editing, marketing, social media marketing, website design and management, and more. Learn more: https://www.kukuabiz.com  

Do you ever fear that in the process of raising kids, you are going to lose your own identity and become completely absorbed in your kids? It's a real fear, but there are ways to avoid forgetting all the things you are passionate about that make you, you.  Join us as we talk with Stephanie Feger, author of "Color Today Pretty", her husband Cory Feger, and the wonderfully talented Lauren LeBlanc as we discuss how to remain true to ourselves and still be the best parents we can be. www.colortodaypretty.com www.laurenkleblanc.com  

In this bonus episode we welcome special guest Stephanie Feger author of bestselling book Color Today Pretty, consultant, speaker, mother, and my friend. She shares a funny story from her life and we chat about things we have learned about money and life.

Mannnn did I need to have this conversation with Stephanie. We decided our lives are very parallel and we are kindred spirits, yet I was blown away by her attitude about life and her tenacity to change the world. If anyone can do it, I believe in Stephanie.Stephanie Feger is a passionate communicator who believes that a shift in perspective can help people live truly fulfilling lives. Her blog, Color Today Pretty, has inspired many to shift their mindsets and has spawned her latest accomplishment of authoring her new book Color Today Pretty: An Inspirational Guide to Living a Life in Perspective. Stephanie believes that every choice in life has meaning and she empowers others to choose to color their days pretty, to choose perspective each moment of their lives. As a professional speaker, author and blogger, communications and marketing consultant, and home décor business owner, she shares her stories of inspiration through creativity, authenticity, and vulnerability. Learn more at www.colortodaypretty.com and receive your regular dose of inspiration by following her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/selfishthepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfishthepodcast/support

Stephanie Feger is a passionate communicator who believes that a shift in perspective can help people live truly fulfilling lives.   After working in the public relations and marketing industry for over 15 years, she realized that happiness isn't found in what society deems important and felt a calling to help others reach their fullest potential while embracing all that life has to offer. Now an author, professional speaker, motivational blogger, book publicist, and home decor business owner, Stephanie connects her passion for embracing creativity with her dedication to helping others live life in perspective.   In her recently published book, Color Today Pretty: An Inspirational Guide to Living a Life in Perspective, Stephanie invites others to change their lives by finding perspective from within.   She has a wonderful message to share with all of us as we begin to move into 2019, and for those in the accounting profession, as we move into that busy season (although I prefer to call it the opportunity season).   What Does it Mean to Color Today Pretty?   The idea of “Color Today Pretty” came to Stephanie in a dream, and it’s since become her life purpose and, really, a movement.   In the dream, Stephanie played the role of a female Simon Cowell on America’s Got Talent – essentially, the person that stands between someone's dreams and their reality.   A contestant walked up and started painting, and it was just awful. She told the young boy to give up and get a job, but he didn’t react by getting sad or angry like most people on the show. “Instead, he took his canvas, he brought it over to me, and he gifted me with a smile, and he said, ‘That's okay. I just want you to go color something pretty today.’”   “I realized that he had a choice. You know, there's a lot of ways to get from point A to point B in life. And I was sitting here thinking that I stood in between his ability to have this dream make it a reality, but this young kid taught me something different,” Stephanie says.   “What I realized at that moment is he couldn't control my reaction. He couldn't control if I was going to help him reach his dream, but he could control his reactions and his responses to what happened in life to him. He decided to color that day pretty, to take that moment and make it purposeful and meaningful. And he wasn't going to let me stop him.”   From that moment, Stephanie shifted her lens on life and learned to find beauty in the mundane – and she believes that if you can embrace this mentality, too, you can do anything.   One of the things I enjoy about the book is that it’s not coming from the perspective of "You know, I've got life figured out and here’s how you do it." Instead, it's more of a journey through what Stephanie has experienced, showing how shifting her perspective has allowed her to take some of the most difficult moments in her life and use them to grow instead of hinder her growth.   “There is a way for people to focus on the things that matter. But, sometimes, we have to go through an acceptance process to get there, to be able to see through the right lens, to be able to focus our spectacles, per se, and really see that, at the end of the day, the only thing we can control in life is ourselves.”     Resources: Learn more at http://colortodaypretty.com Color Today Pretty: An Inspirational Guide to Living a Life in Perspective Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/colortodaypretty Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colortodaypretty/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-feger/   -- Change Your Mindset is produced by Podcast Masters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephanie Feger is a passionate communicator who believes that a shift in perspective can help people live truly fulfilling lives. Her blog, Color Today Pretty, has inspired many to shift their mindsets and has spawned her new book Color Today Pretty: An Inspirational Guide to Living a Life in Perspective. On today's episode, I interview Stephanie about how to tell a story that relates, and how to find the perspective you need to find the lesson in each experience. She shares: her seven steps to finding perspective a writing exercise I fell in love with the importance of having a mantra how we are a lot like glow sticks Learn more at www.colortodaypretty.com and receive your regular dose of inspiration by following her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Author/motivational speaker Stephanie Feger talked about her new book “Color Today Pretty”. She discussed the dream behind the book, how to avoid life’s hurdles and get to where you want to be, and where life’s real fulfillment comes from.