Podcast appearances and mentions of dani dipirro

On this episode of Work Beyond Mac, host Jason Cipriani talks with Dani DiPirro, an author, artist and someone who, honestly, the world needs more of. Dani walks us through her workflow on her 11-inch iPad Pro, and why that's the size of tablet that best fits her needs. The second half of this episode Tim and I talk about our thoughts regarding the 2021 iPad Pro, and touch on our iPadOS 15 wishlists.  Here is a list of hardware and apps Dani talked about during the show: iPad Pro 11-inch Magic KeyboardApple Pencil 2nd Gen. ProCreate GoodNotes 5You can find Dani's work on her website, Positively Present. That's also the same name of her Instagram account where she posts daily, along with TikTok.  Check out all of Kensington’s great Apple solutions at Kensington.com.Follow Work Beyond Mac on Twitter, or reach out to Jason Cipriani on Twitterwith feedback, questions or if you know of someone who works on their iPad and would make for a fantastic guest. Learn more about Work Beyond Mac and the host Jason Cipriani.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/WorkBeyondMac)Kensington Kensington makes a wide range of iPad accessories that enhance the iPad experience.

In the final episode of our Creators in Isolation series, we spoke with three of our favorite creators: photographer Jessica Zollman, designer and author Dani Dipirro and Co-founder of Diversify Photo Andrea Wise. Jessica talks through losing her full-time job and how her future plans of going back to freelancing and moving to Portland had become a present and hasty reality. After a brief time of processing the sweeping effects of Covid-19, Jessica is finding ways to stay creative and sane. Andrea gives insight into building Diversify Photo, a community that equips Art Buyers, Creative Directors, and Photo Directors with the resources to discover photographers of color available for work. She touches on the changes she has seen within the Diversify community and her advice for creatives to stay agile, viewing this crisis as a creative challenge. Dani's brand, Positively Present, is a much needed perspective in a time where constraints like social distancing have been emotionaly draining for many of us. In these often uninspiring times, Dani has doubleddown on creating as her outlet for what she is experiencing. Dani's work has always been highly personal and has become a raw and leading vocie for those who want to stay positive in this crisis. We took away a lot from listening to these three creators and hope their stories can be helpful in these trying times.   

In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we had the pleasure of speaking with the founder and sole designer of the brand Positively Present amassing an avid following of over 350,000 people. Dani walks us through how she took her negative disposition and turned her pursuit of positivity into an impactful brand. Building Positively Present over the last ten years, Dani has launched multiple books, a blog and countless pieces of art that have been featured in Forbes, Glamour, Teen Vogue and many other publications. Dani talks us through her internal dilemma of leaving her job to go full-time as a freelancer and gives her advice for any designer or artist thinking of doing the same. Dani's art is now hanging in countless homes and offices around the world, spreading awareness for mental health and mindfulness.

How can you sit with your feelings and let them fuel your creativity? Dani DiPirro, author, blogger, illustrator, and creator of Positively Present was in a dark place when she realized that happiness was not going to be her solution - but instead, having a little more awareness and positivity. She shares how you can transform your negative thoughts, what makes you stand out the most, how to lose the shame around whatever you’re feeling, and why sharing your emotions through art is one of the healthiest escapes you can take. - Download the free cheat sheet for this episode! https://dont-keep-your-day-job.mykajabi.com/dani-dipirro - Buy your $150 ticket to Dreamtopia Workshop! Use code VALENTINE at dreamtopiaworkshop.com - Join a local DKYDJ meetup group! dontkeepyourdayjob.com/meetup-groups - Pre-order the book Don't Keep Your Day Job! dontkeepyourdayjob.com/book - Thanks Kopari! Koparibeauty.com/dreamjob to save $5 off your first order when you subscribe - Thanks BioClarity! Bioclarity.com and code dreamjob for 40% off skincare routines & an additional 15% off EVERYTHING on their website - Thanks Robinhood Get a FREE stock at dreamjob.robinhood.com

In this episode, Dani DiPirro and I talk about how and what it means to live a positively present life - the struggles it comes with, the effects of technology and how it shifts our thinking. Dani also generously gives us tips to help us be one step closer to a positive mindset and how we can inspire others to do the same.Important Links Mentioned in the ShowPositively Present WebsitePositively Present InstagramDani DiPirro Positively Present FacebookPositively Present TwitterPositively Present YouTubeAngela Henderson WebsiteAngela Henderson Active Business Facebook GroupAngela Henderson Facebook Business PageAngela Henderson Instagram

This week, I got the chance to interview the artist behind my favorite Instagram account Positively Present, Dani Dipirro. In this episode she walks us through how she started Positively Present and explains how her positivity does not come naturally. With eight plus years of sobriety Dani shares her ups and downs and how she taught herself how to live in the now and with an attitude of gratitude.

    Dani DiPirro is an author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC. In 2009, she launched the website PositivelyPresent.com with the intention of sharing personal experiences and insights on positivity, awareness, and self-love — things that didn’t always come easy to her! Since the launch of the site, Positively Present has grown into a global, go-to destination for positive personal development inspiration and resources. In 2012, Dani left her full-time job to focus her attention on growing the brand. Since then, Dani has expanded the blog into many new ventures, including books, a YouTube channel, and online courses. How did you come up with the name ‘Positively Present’? She was going through a tough phase in her life. She was unhappy with her job and her relationships were in a mess. This was way back in 2009 and she did a little research online. She came across this website of self-help and they talked about listing down all the things you want or are missing from your life on a paper. Dani made a list of those things and was surprised by two specific things she found on that list. She mentioned in the list that she needed to be more positive in her life and wanted to be more present. She thinks she used to worry a lot back then and fill up her head with all the negative thoughts. She started her blog for the purpose of becoming more positive and more present in her life. That is how she came up with the name ‘Positively Present’ for her blog. What were you doing at that time for work? She had a marketing job in a biotech company and Dani felt her job lacked creativity. She likes to be creative in her work and she felt stuck in that job because she was not able to explore her creative abilities. It was her first job after graduate school. She did not quit her job right after she started her blog. She took her time and for a few years she would look at other people’s blogs who wrote about self-improvement, about being happy and present. How hard was it to relate yourself to the blog and come out open in public? It took her a little while to put out her name on the blog. The turning point was when she realized that visitors on her blog were increasing on daily basis and her content was being read consistently by the public. She felt accepted through her work, it helped her believe more in her work. How did you manage to grow your audience? Back when Dani started her blog, social media was nowhere around. She mainly promoted her blog by talking to people about it, sharing it with her friends who in turn would promote her blog. Ever since the evolution of social media, Dani has changed her ways of growing her audience. She uses Instagram on regular basis to connect with her followers and increase her visibility. When she started out, she was writing every day. Now she makes sure to write on Mondays and Fridays. Somewhere in 2010, she thought she could make a job out of it. She saw other people doing the same, who were able to launch their own products and create business opportunities out of their blogs. It took her a lot of time from a simple idea to be able to quit her job and rely solely on this work. She managed to save money before quitting her job. How has your life changed as a result of Positively Present? She believes almost everything has changed in her life since she started her entrepreneurial journey. She feels happy and content in her life. She loves her work and is passionate about it. Dani says she has also made a significant change in her relationships. She tries not to surround herself with people who have a negative influence in her life. Did you at any point felt you could not change your life? She felt that way prior to starting Positively Present. She was known as a very grumpy and gloomy kid among her friends. She would always analyze a situation to avoid any difficulties later on. She developed this thought as a kid that she was a very negative person. As a child, she felt she could not bring a positive impact in her life and take on challenges. What was the first thing you changed about yourself? The first thing she changed about herself was that she got sober. By being sober, she was not able to escape her feelings that she had been doing in her past. She started to accept the way she felt. She started to look at her relations that were based on real substance. From personal change, she was able to change her relationships and get more control over her life. Tell us about your artwork and design. She started out with writing blogs but later got into design and art work. She usually designs stuff for her website on her own rather than finding other people to do it for her. She has always been interested in art. It is one of the biggest part of her business now. Do you think creativity is linked with happiness? Dani strongly believes that happiness is linked with being creative and innovate in life. The word creativity feels limiting to people who do not consider themselves artistically creative. Creativity has nothing to do with art though. It could be linked to cooking, raising children or even how well you manage your job. There are all sorts of ways to be creative. It is all about thinking differently. What is the best advice you have ever been given? The best advice she has been given is to pay attention to her thoughts. If you really start to focus on your thoughts, you can filter out all the negative thoughts and make sure you get a positive outlook on life. Many times we occupy our brain with ridiculous thoughts that are not even true. We are influenced by some past events or personal stories/history. How can we connect with you? http://www.positivelypresent.com/ DaniDiPirro.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/positivelypresent/  

Welcome to Episode number 6! Today I’m excited to be chatting with Dani DiPirro - an author, blogger, and designer living in Washington, DC. In 2009, she launched the website PositivelyPresent.com with the intention of sharing personal experiences and insights on positivity, awareness, and self-love — things that didn’t always come easy to her! In this episode we talk about Dani’s creative journey which began as passionate side-hustle and what it looks like to explore your creative path by paying attention to what lights you up; and ultimately connecting the dots that lead you to your purpose. Dani shares the some of the practicalities of pursuing your creative passion as a full time career including the power of resilience and bouncing back from failure; as well as choosing to let go of perfectionism and instead focus on authenticity and being yourself. Let’s get to the show! See the full show notes at www.dreamsforbreakfast.com    

Welcome to Episode 60 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help listeners achieve their goals and desires. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated and never quit. We are thrilled to have Dani DiPirro as our guest on today's episode. The theme of today's episode is positivity, despite the fact that Dani jokes about holding the nickname "Eeyore." Everybody in the entire world is on the pursuit of happiness, and Dani sums it up in a way that couldn't be more true. She says that happiness is a fleeting emotion, which means that it comes and goes. This is inevitable, but the ability to be positive in difficult circumstances is a learned skill. Of course we're only human, and nobody can be positive all the time, but it's important to practice this mindfulness and try to stay positive even when the feeling of happiness fades, and in time it always comes back. Dani also mentions that she considers herself to be a negative person by nature, but has taught herself how to be positive and now makes a living writing blogs about positivity. Website: http://www.positivelypresent.com/  

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Dani is an author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC. In 2009 she launched the website PositivelyPresent.com with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life. She is the Author of Stay Positive, The Positively Present Guide to Life, and a variety of e-books.

Dani DiPirro is the creator of Positively Present . We talk self-love (it's not just self-care!), facing and working on our fears and when it's time to seek professional guidance. 

In this episode, we're talking to Dani DiPirro, an author, blogger, and designer. She's also the founder of PositivelyPresent.com. We're chatting with Dani about self-love, tips in personalizing self-love for yourself, and how to live a positive life when that isn't your default setting.

Listen to this podcast-interview with Dani DiPirro on the transformational power of gratitude. Dani DiPirro is an author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC. Dani launched PositivelyPresent.com a website with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life. Dani is the author of The Positively Present Guide to Life.

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Dani is an author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC. In 2009 she launched the website PositivelyPresent.com with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life. She is the Author of Stay Positive, The Positively Present Guide to Life, and a variety of e-books. Visit EOFire.com

Leave a Rating and Review Sticher| Podcast Feed|   Today's Sponsor is http://tinyrul.com/songsinside   Talk to me on Twitter or  Like me n Facebook Ep 13 The Art of being Positive 4 steps to start thinking positive A new take on an old favorite "Feeling Good" Reading a guest post by Dani DiPirro of Positively Present About Dani- Dani and her work have been featured in a variety of websites and print media, including Glamour, The Washington Post Express, Forbes, The Huffington Post, The Globe and Mail, and The Happiness Project. In 2015, Dani was featured by ELLE Magazine as a Coach of the Month, writing weekly articles for the publication on mindfulness. It would be great for you to share this podcast with others 

Listen to this podcast with Dani DiPirro author of The Positively Present Guide to Life. Dani DiPirro is an author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC. Dani launched PositivelyPresent.com a website with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life (something that didn't always come easy to her!). Dani has published The Positively Present Guide to Life with Watkins Publishing. In this podcast listen to Dani speak about how to: *Open your mind to being positive and present. *Shift your thinking towards the positive. *Remove negativity. *Love and appreciate who you are. *Adopt an attitude of gratitude. *Focus on what inspires you.

Dani DiPirro is an author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC. In 2009, Dani launched the website PositivelyPresent.com with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life (something that didn't always come easy to her!). Anything and everything focused on positive personal development has a home on Positively Present including: tips for being more positive; advice for living in the moment; articles on how positivity can improve you; information on positive personal development; insights on how to share positivity with others; and resources and inspiration for being positively present. In 2012, Dani left her full-time job in Marketing to pursue a career with Positively Present. Since then, she has self-published Stay Positive: Daily Reminders from Positively Present (learn more at StayPositive365.com) and published The Positively Present Guide to Life with Watkins Publishing. Dani has also created e-books on specific topics such as self-love, holiday planning, and organization. She is currently working on her next book. While expanding her career as an author and blogger, Dani also began learning about graphic design and illustration. In 2012, she took her first Nicole's Classes course online and fell in love with creating illustrations, typography, and design. She has since launched a design studio, Twenty3, in which she creates downloadable content on Etsy, designs products for Society 6, and works with individuals and businesses to help create modern, uplifting illustrations and designs. When she's not designing, blogging, or writing, Dani can be found with her head in a book (check out what she's reading on GoodReads), creating images for Instagram (follow her on @positivelypresent), or pinning like a madwoman (take a peek at her Pinterest boards).  

Victor welcomes back Dani DiPirro of PositivelyPresent.com to talk about her new book, The Positively Present Guide to Life. We'll talk about her thoughts on what being "positively present" in her own life has meant to her, and her thoughts on how others can follow a similar path to find more positivity, more living in the present moment, and better coping with negativity. If you haven't visited Dani's site, PositivelyPresent.com, you'll want to make sure you check it out.  On it you'll be pleased to find fantastic articles, interviews, and resources for creating a positively present life, along with inspiring and uplifting illustrations and images. As an inspiring author and empowering online presence, Dani has been mentioned on influential sites around the web, including Glamour, Forbes, The Huffington Post, and The Happiness Project. She is the founder of PositivelyPresent.com as well as the author of The Positively Present Guide to Life, Stay Positive: Daily Reminders from Positively Present, and a variety of well-received e-books. She also works as a designer and illustrator for her design studio, Twenty3. If you're ready to start living life more in the moment, you won't want to miss this interview!

Dani’s own life transformed when she decided to focus on living a more positive and present life. As she says, “Being more positive and more present is life-changing, soul-shaking, eye-opening, spirit-brightening stuff, and if you’re ready to roll up your sleeves and do a little work, you’re in for an amazing shift in the way you perceive and experience the world.” This is a handbook for those looking for action-oriented, inspiring advice to help them live more positive and present lives. On the surface, it’s practical wisdom for making the most of every moment. But on a deeper level it’s about how choosing to live a positively present life is a skill that can be learned and, once put into practice, can transform every aspect of one’s life — including home, work, relationships, romance, and change. The book is designed for people who want a blend of actionable advice and uplifting inspiration, people who have struggled to stay positive and present in the past and who want to discover tangible ways to make the most of every moment now. Readers will learn the six essential principles of living a positively present life and will know how to use those principles to create a nurturing home, build a fulfilling career, develop great relationships, appreciate true love, and embrace change. Best of all, readers have excellent opportunities to practice these principles via the exercises featured each of the book’s 30 sections.

Want to live a more successful and happy life, your way, authentic to you?  Click here to get your FREE 5-Day E-Course and be on your way today! This week I'll be welcoming back and sharing an interview with Dani DiPirro from Positively Present.  In 2009, she launched Positively Present, a site focused on living positively in the present moment. Since then this personal development site has grown and it continues to impact the lives of people around the world. Working hard to embrace the idea of "living happily ever after now," Dani uses Positively Present to focus on the positive in her life—and, while doing that, she shares her experiences with you. We're going to talk about Dani's upcoming book, and she's also going to share with us some easy strategies that we can all use to stay in the moment!

Victor welcomes back Dani DiPirro of PositivelyPresent.com to talk about our struggles to deal with change as well as providing some simple strategies to use to overcome resistance to change. It's time for a better life here on Positively Empowered Radio!

Join your host, Victor Schueller, as he discusses ways to find personal empowerment and how to deal with difficult people, both in life and at work. Victor's guest this week is Danielle (Dani) DiPirro of PositivelyPresent.com.  We will discuss the power of living in the present, as well as ways to stay positive even when it's a struggle to do so. It's time for a better life here on Positively Empowered Radio!