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Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature guest award winning designer, Eleanor Olsen AKBD. We will discuss how the pandemic has affected the availability of labor for design projects big & small, supply chain disruptions on getting materials, furniture & fixtures & why it's important to start the planning/scheduling of your project now to get you/project in the mix to ensure a timely finish date. Guest Eleanor Olsen, AKBD is the principal of Total Spaces Design in Seattle WA. Specializing in Residential and Light Commercial Remodeling. We can help with your project from design concept through building and furnishings and all aspects in between right down to the accessories and window treatments. Eleanor, certified Associate Kitchen and Bath Designer (AKBD) through the NKBA , studied at Parsons School of Design in New York and Paris. Partner, R Bruce Olsen, Certified Graduate Remodelor (CGR) studied at the UW and Parsons in Paris. As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier.
Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature guest award winning restaurant designer, Jennifer Striepling. We will discuss the re-opening of the US in Phase 1 & how restaurants, retail & residential design is doing. What's working so far, what's not, what will/should be kept & what's next as we attempt to rebuild & recover our businesses & way of life. Guest Jennifer P. Striepling is fortunate to love the work she has done for Bloomin Brands, Darden Restaurants, JPS Design & Project Management and Kohl’s Department Stores. She has managed all aspects of design and construction for up to 285 renovation and new construction projects yearly across territory that spans 21 countries, including the entire U.S. Jennifer has been featured in the Business Journal and Blueprint magazine (2019) for her teams designs and processes. She earned an ASID Silver Design Award, for the Grande Cheese Company Expansion and Remodel (2008). As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier.
Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature guest designer, Rebecca Sutton, AKBD from Kitchen Design Concepts in TX. We will discuss what eDesign is, the benefits of virtual design & how to get started w/your Wish Lists!. As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier. Rebecca Sutton, AKBD is the lead Residential Kitchen and Bath Designer for Kitchen Design Concepts in Dallas, TX. She earned her accreditation in 2016 and was recognized as a Thirty under 30 in 2017 by the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA). Working for a turnkey Design/Remodel firm she is involved in all aspects of design, material selection, contract writing, ordering and project management. She is also a virtual cabinet designer for their sister company, Cabinet Collection. On top of designing, she is a Social Media Coordinator for both companies creating content, posting, and writing blogs. Outside of work, she is the Programs Chair for her local NKBA chapter and the Communications chair for the Virginia Tech “DFW Hokies” Alumni Chapter – her alma mater – where she is a dual degree recipient with a B.A. in Philosophy and an NKBA accredited B.S. in Housing
Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature guest award winning restaurant designer, Jennifer Striepling. We will discuss the impact of the pandemic on the future of design. From cultural/global influences to CDC guidelines & social distancing rules, we will discuss the impact this can/will have on restaurant, retail & even residential design. Guest Jennifer P. Striepling is fortunate to love the work she has done for Bloomin Brands, Darden Restaurants, JPS Design & Project Management and Kohl’s Department Stores. She has managed all aspects of design and construction for up to 285 renovation and new construction projects yearly across territory that spans 21 countries, including the entire U.S. Jennifer has been featured in the Business Journal and Blueprint magazine (2019) for her teams designs and processes. She earned an ASID Silver Design Award, for the Grande Cheese Company Expansion and Remodel (2008). As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier. Topics: clutter busting, Feng Shui, space planning/furniture moving, creating a gallery wall, gardening/mulch & much more!
Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature the health aspect & impact of furniture. From supporting & adding to our recovery from an illness/aging/surgery to the materials/textiles used in the manufacturing & the resulting off-gassing of VOCs into our space, we'll discuss. This is a vital topic currently as furniture stores/galleries are deemed as 'non essential' during the pandemic, however, it is DUE to the pandemic that the furniture in our spaces are even MORE essential as our homes are acting as school rooms, offices, recovery spaces & sanctuaries. As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier.
Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature guest Alisha Doorlag, NKBA. We will discuss the impact of the pandemic & subsequent shelter in place/stay at home ordinances in place in many states/countries on the design industry & how clients & designers can still move forward with existing plans OR starting to plan for future projects so time is not lost. As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier. Alisha Doorlag is an Interior Designer who specializes in kitchens, baths and historic preservation. A graduate of Kendall college of Art and Design, Alisha has served the West Michigan area in numerous roles from cabinetry showroom manager to on staff designer for area builders and most recently starting her own company Zozzled by Design, to better serve the design needs of her clients ! Alisha is actively involved with her local NKBA chapter and is currently serving as President for the West Michigan NKBA. Alisha thrives on creating beautiful spaces that truly function for her clients. She believes that your home should comfort you, reflect you and zozzle you ! Zozzled is the overall feeling of being captivated, enthralled and just a little bit giddy and everyone deserves to feel this daily in your home and spaces you live your life.
Welcome back to our re-boot of the DeAnna On Design podcast!! Today's topic will feature guest award winning restaurant designer, Jennifer Striepling. We will discuss the impact of the pandemic on couples working remotely from home. Whether 1 or both partners are in need of the dedicated office space...or kitchen table...Get some easy to implement tips for scheduling, office sharing & the importance of an internet booster to keep you both working efficiently & productively. Guest Jennifer P. Striepling is fortunate to love the work she has done for Bloomin Brands, Darden Restaurants, JPS Design & Project Management and Kohl’s Department Stores. She has managed all aspects of design and construction for up to 285 renovation and new construction projects yearly across territory that spans 21 countries, including the entire U.S. Jennifer has been featured in the Business Journal and Blueprint magazine (2019) for her teams designs and processes. She earned an ASID Silver Design Award, for the Grande Cheese Company Expansion and Remodel (2008). As we are 'sheltering in place' and/or working from home, our home environment has become even more important in terms of our health-mental & physical-and a place where we work, educate & entertain ourselves on a 24/7 basis. Creating and designing an environment that supports us through these unprecedented & challenging times, while still maintaining a sense of normalcy is key to getting through the next month(s). Our re-boot will offer tips, projects & reviews of ideas you can easily implement into your home to make this time a bit easier. Topics: clutter busting, Feng Shui, space planning/furniture moving, creating a gallery wall, gardening/mulch & much more!
In this annual episode, learn some design tips & information about the Year of the Yin Fire Rooster & we say "Happy Chinese New Year". From what the FIRE element means & why the YIN is important to note as well to some characteristics of the ROOSTER, see why this is a popular episode every year.
In today's episode, get some easy-to-implement bathroom safety tips. Alz
DeAnna is just back from Orlando from KBIS 2017! Learn about what she saw at THE kitchen & bath show, as well as the Builder's Show. Hear about color trends, smart technology for the home & a plethora of other goodies!
In today's episode, get some tips on amping up your love & passion vibe for Valentine's Day. Whether you're single & looking, single & not-so-much-looking-for-a-relationship or in a relationship, these Feng Shui tips will help you have a Valentine's Day to remember...or for any romantic night!
In this 3rd episode of the Healthy New Year, Healthy Home, Healthy You series from DeAnna On Design podcast, learn about Universal Design, its 7 principles & why you should consider implementing this design philosophy into your remodel, new build residence or work setting.
In this 2nd part of our Healthy New Year, Healthy Home, Healthy You series, we focus on allergies & other health issues that your home can be contributing to!
To get the New Year started on the right foot, DeAnna, from the eco-shui design company DeAnna On Design, will walk you through some terms/ingredients you might find on frequently bought items for the home.
In this episode, find out what was HOT & trending, & what to watch for this spring in home furnishings & accessories from the fall's High Point Market 2016
In this episode, get some ideas & inspiration for your fall decorations...interior & exterior. From the color pumpkin to actual pumpkins, learn how to easily add fall & harvest themes to your home as we transition to cooler weather
Ahhhhhh....falling leaves, bonfires, smores & apple picking all are in the air! As well as a changing out of our lighter summer textiles to heavier blankets & throws to help warm the fall chill. In today's episode, learn how to implement Fall's Feng Shui Life Area (from the Bagua Board) & how to use in your decor as you change out your entryway decorations & tabletops.
Yes, we're in the middle of summer.....buuuuuuuttttt....college orientation & move-in day is just around the corner! In this episode learn some quick tips to organize your dorm room efficiently for maximum studying & entertaining. Whether you have 1 or more roomates, or are lucky enough to have your own space, this episode will help you create a dorm room of your dreams!
DEANNA Radaj, is an "Eco-Shui" designer, writer & consultant who helps those who are looking to lead a more healthy, balanced & proactive lifestyle. Unlike other interior designers or Feng Shui practitioners, DeAnna integrates the Western (which is eco-friendly, universal, sustainable) & Eastern (which is Feng Shui) design principles & techniques, combined with goal-setting & clutter-busting exercises to create healthy & supportive indoor environments. Designing spaces that are not only beautiful and comfortable, but also bring out the client’s personality, is her design philosophy. See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!
In the continuing updates from DeAnna's recent trip to High Point Spring Market, learn more about the increase in reclaimed, upcycled & eco-friendly furniture designers & manufacturers. It was AWESOME!!
DeAnna just got back from Spring Market!! Hear what she saw, her thoughts & new trends that you'll soon be seeing in home design trends.
In this episode we will discuss some of the new & upcoming regulations that can impact the budget, feasibility & design of an upcoming remodel for your home and/or business
Get some tips on how to utilize design to activate & support the upcoming Year of the Wood Sheep/Goat for a happy & prosperous Chinese New Year 2015.
In this episode, learn some tips on how to use color, accessories, lighting & Feng Shui to amp up your romance vibe just in time for Valentine's Day!
Continuing on our last episode of what was "hot" at KBIS 2015, DeAnna explores the trends that can be seen for kitchens, baths & cabinetry for the home.
Find out what you can expect to see in kitchen & bathroom trends for 2015 direct from KBIS! DeAnna will share all she saw & her feelings & thoughts as to the direction of the kitchen/bath industry as a whole.
Learn what the Pantone & Sherwin-Williams "color of the year" is/are in this New Year's Day episode. Learn how & where to use them in your space & even how to use for some Feng Shui activation for 2015.
Oosouji? What? It's the Japanese version of "spring cleaning"! They take the time out at the end of the year to finish up "old" business to begin the NEW year w/a clean slate. I love this concept! Today we'll talk about how you can implement oosouji into your holiday & new year routine to begin the year anew! I'll also tell you about a 1 day offer to get you started on your "clutter-busting" to help you design the life of your dreams from the outside in & help w/your new year's resolutions.
In this episode, get some quick tips that you can easily implement into your holiday decorating for a fab fireplace mantel.
In this holiday episode, learn how to apply & implement Feng Shui into your Thanksgiving Day decor & entertaining. From what Life Area is associated w/this fabulous holiday to what colors & shapes to use to help activate the good vibes for all your Thanksgiving get-togethers.
As the holidays are upon us, many of you will probably be hosting out-of-town guests for a day or two...or week (yikes!). In today's episode, learn some tips & ideas you can implement into your space to help welcome these traveling family & friends. (Make sure to check out the DeAnna On Design pinterest page for some pins on this topic!).
Due to the popularity of DeAnna's, Organizing Your Inner Pack Rat series of workshops & design packages, she has added this more advanced & in depth workshop (& soon to package called Clutter-Busting 2.0) which looks at your stuff & gets behind the meaning & energy behind it. From reviewing the 3 questions you must ask of each item, we go deeper into the story behind the item & whether it's positive or negative. With a little Feng Shui as to where you store your stuff & how that hinders or helps you, DeAnna helps you create a true personal sanctuary that empowers, supports & inspires. This episode serves as an introduction. Enjoy!
OK...this episode is to explain what an interior designer does & what part they play in the creation, design & implementation of any build, remodel or renovation construction project. The difference between a "decorator" & an "interior designer" will be addressed, as well as the difference between an interior designer, architect, structural engineer & contractor.
As we approach a parent's favorite (or worst) time of year...the upcoming start of the school year...many are confronted w/what to do w/a now empty room. In homes where space isn't an option, a parent can just keep the room as their child left it...however, in most space-challenged homes, there is a plethora of activities fighting for the chance for a space of their own. In today's episode, get some tips on how to transform into a year-round used space that can still accomodate your child when they come home from school & not be regulated to the couch.
Interior & exterior doors is the topic of today's discussion. Learn which way a door should open/close, how to add some bling & how to choose the right door.
DeAnnaj ust returned fromth e Spring High Point Furniture Market...joinhe r todayt o find out what was HOT, HOT, HOT...& what you'll be seeing in furniture & accessories for fall 2014.
In this episode, DeAnna offers tips on how to get your home & yard ready for SPRING (yes, it WILL arrive one day!). Tips include how to effectively clutter-bust, basic home maintainence & some easy, inexpensive DIY projects to change up the energy of your space to promote positive health & growth.
In this episode learn some of the tips that DeAnna shares w/her clients when making the all-important decision on what home to buy...HINT: it's not about granite countertops or the seller's collections!
Learn what's HOT for outdoor living spaces for 2014 in today's episode.
Finishing up on our kitchen & bath theme since KBIS, in this episode, I'd like to introduce some tips for you to implement to help make any guest feel welcome in your home.
Learn what's hot & what's not for kitchen builds & remodels according to builders & kitchen designers. From style & color choices to THE must-haves in EVERY kitchen!
DeAnna just got back from Vegas, baby, Vegas for the 2014 KBIS show (Kitchen & Bath Industry Show) & she's here to tell you what she saw, her thoughts & what you can expect to see if remodeling/renovating your kitchen &/or bath is on your agenda for this year.
In today's episode, learn how to incorporate the Year of the Wood Horse in your 2014 design decor!
In today's episode, learn about creating a DESIGN Vision Board to help visualize your DESIGN goals for the new year! Find out WHAT a Vision Board is, how to create one & how it will help you achieve your DESIGN goals for the new year.
In today's episode, we start our new year w/a new series, Clutter & Weight Loss! 2 of THE most popular new year's resolutions, & 2 of the most UN-resolved issues of all of us. Find out HOW they're related & some easy clutter-busting tips to get you started on your detoxing of your personal space & your inner space to a trimmer, leaner & healthier YOU
Yep...you read correctly! This topic has been one that I've been working on for the past few years...not just your overall physical & mental health, but your actual weight. The more research I did & the more I integrated Eastern & Western modalities (think EFT, affirmations, Feng Shui...) with other health & life issues (money, relationships...) I thought "why not for losing weight?". THIS is what I came up with & it's amazing! This will be a brief introduction to what I'll be introducing on a greater scale next year in the form of workshops, book & maybe even a LIVE event!
Hi All- In today's episode learn more about what to expect in terms of COLOR for 2014 & what you'll be seeing in furniture colors/patterns & accessories.
In today's episode, learn some tips to get your home ready for FALL. Tips will help save on utility costs & prevent expensive repairs due to neglect in the future.
In this episode, DeAnna discusses how to implement eco-friendly, sustainable & GREEN into your Halloween & FALL decor for you interiors & exteriors!
Join DeAnna for pt 2 in the Healthy Down-Sizing features w/guest & fellow designer, Linda Hunt of Creatively Yours Custom. In this segment, DeAnna & Linda discuss the "practicals" of getting ready for the move...time-lines, when to get help & calls to action so you're not left at the last minute with no place to live & just haphazardly throwing items out or donating because you have nowhere to store it.
DeAnna's back from KBIS!! Hear some of the highlights & low-lights from this annual mecca event for all who love kitchens, bath & being inspired by cool design & technology!
Today we are honored to feature a true hero...male or female, what Irena Sendlerowa.During WWII, the horrors that occured during the holocaust cannot be fathomed by a logical mind. However, there were acts of courage and human decency during the Holocaust - stories to bear witness to goodness, love and compassion. The story of a remarkable Polish woman, Irena Sendlerowa, & how she & her team are credited w/saving an estimated 2500 Jewish babies & children by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto. As a health worker, she sneaked the children out between 1942 and 1943 to safe hiding places and found non-Jewish families to adopt them.Today, I hope to do her story & her heroism justice.
Today we are honored to feature a true hero...male or female, what Irena Sendlerowa.During WWII, the horrors that occured during the holocaust cannot be fathomed by a logical mind. However, there were acts of courage and human decency during the Holocaust - stories to bear witness to goodness, love and compassion. The story of a remarkable Polish woman, Irena Sendlerowa, & how she & her team are credited w/saving an estimated 2500 Jewish babies & children by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto. As a health worker, she sneaked the children out between 1942 and 1943 to safe hiding places and found non-Jewish families to adopt them.Today, I hope to do her story & her heroism justice.
About Oana: Born in Bucharest, Romania, Oana lived twenty years under the grotesque dictatorial regime of Ceausescu. After the fall of the communism in 1989 she studied languages at the University in Bucharest, then received her Master’s at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. She has worn many hats, working as a translator, as a teacher, and eventually caring for animals both domestic and wild. She volunteered and worked for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centers both in the US and Canada. Her first book, The Healings, was published in 2010 by All Things That Matter Press. Oana lives in the US, where she continues to dedicate most of her time to promoting human and animal rights. She has authored numerous articles and short stories. Her interviews titled “Mahogany Keys: The Complex Image of the African American Woman,” can be read on Author’s Info. (www.authorsinfo.com) and will be soon available in book format. To learn more about Oana and to read excerpts of her book, The Healings, visit www.thehealings.net. You can contact Author Oana either on her website or at oanathehealings@gmail.com
About Oana: Born in Bucharest, Romania, Oana lived twenty years under the grotesque dictatorial regime of Ceausescu. After the fall of the communism in 1989 she studied languages at the University in Bucharest, then received her Master’s at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. She has worn many hats, working as a translator, as a teacher, and eventually caring for animals both domestic and wild. She volunteered and worked for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centers both in the US and Canada. Her first book, The Healings, was published in 2010 by All Things That Matter Press. Oana lives in the US, where she continues to dedicate most of her time to promoting human and animal rights. She has authored numerous articles and short stories. Her interviews titled “Mahogany Keys: The Complex Image of the African American Woman,” can be read on Author’s Info. (www.authorsinfo.com) and will be soon available in book format. To learn more about Oana and to read excerpts of her book, The Healings, visit www.thehealings.net. You can contact Author Oana either on her website or at oanathehealings@gmail.com
My first choice for our 2013 Kick A** Woman in History episode is Joan of Arc! “One life is all we have and we live it as we believe in living it. But to sacrifice what you are and to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying.”- Joan of Arc Joan of Arc, nicknamed "The Maid of Orléans," was born in 1412 in Domrémy, Bar, France. A national heroine of France, Joan of Arc led the French army to victory over the British at Orléans, at age 18. Captured a year later, Joan was burned by the English and their French collaborators as a heretic. She was canonized as a Roman Catholic saint 500 years later, on May 16, 1920.
My first choice for our 2013 Kick A** Woman in History episode is Joan of Arc! “One life is all we have and we live it as we believe in living it. But to sacrifice what you are and to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying.”- Joan of Arc Joan of Arc, nicknamed "The Maid of Orléans," was born in 1412 in Domrémy, Bar, France. A national heroine of France, Joan of Arc led the French army to victory over the British at Orléans, at age 18. Captured a year later, Joan was burned by the English and their French collaborators as a heretic. She was canonized as a Roman Catholic saint 500 years later, on May 16, 1920.
As America's population ages, more and more older adults are living alone in their homes, and many are isolated from family, friends, neighbors and services. Older adults in this situation have an even harder time when hospitalized and then transition from the hospital back to their home. In addition to care transition services, many older adults are requiring supportive assistance to maintain their quality of life at home. Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition is a community-based, non-profit organization that engages a network of volunteer groups from churches, schools, businesses/corporations, government and other organizations to help meet its mission to support older adults in need of assistance and caring to maintain their independence and quality of life at home for as long as possible.Cecily MacArthur will be our guest to tell us more! Cecily MacArthur is a world-class “Dream Life Coach,” a Transformation Specialist, and a Spiritual Weight Loss Mentor. She is a powerful intuitive, a certified Life Coach and Life Mastery Consultant, and an experienced transformational teacher and author in the human potential movement. She helps you connect with Spirit to awaken your authentic self, discover your true purpose, and create the life of your dreams. Cecily is also the author of the book “7 Ways to Stay Positive in Challenging Times”, regularly conducts teleseminars and live training on dream building and spiritual development, hosts an interview radio show called the “The Light Beam Hour”, and has co-hosted 4 successful telesummits on Angels, the Law of Attraction, Energy Healing, and the Chakra System. Her background includes 20+ years as a corporate organizational and management consultant, trainer, and coach, a life-long commitment to her own spiritual growth, and a new found joy in service and volunteerism with the AmeriCorps.
As America's population ages, more and more older adults are living alone in their homes, and many are isolated from family, friends, neighbors and services. Older adults in this situation have an even harder time when hospitalized and then transition from the hospital back to their home. In addition to care transition services, many older adults are requiring supportive assistance to maintain their quality of life at home. Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition is a community-based, non-profit organization that engages a network of volunteer groups from churches, schools, businesses/corporations, government and other organizations to help meet its mission to support older adults in need of assistance and caring to maintain their independence and quality of life at home for as long as possible.Cecily MacArthur will be our guest to tell us more! Cecily MacArthur is a world-class “Dream Life Coach,” a Transformation Specialist, and a Spiritual Weight Loss Mentor. She is a powerful intuitive, a certified Life Coach and Life Mastery Consultant, and an experienced transformational teacher and author in the human potential movement. She helps you connect with Spirit to awaken your authentic self, discover your true purpose, and create the life of your dreams. Cecily is also the author of the book “7 Ways to Stay Positive in Challenging Times”, regularly conducts teleseminars and live training on dream building and spiritual development, hosts an interview radio show called the “The Light Beam Hour”, and has co-hosted 4 successful telesummits on Angels, the Law of Attraction, Energy Healing, and the Chakra System. Her background includes 20+ years as a corporate organizational and management consultant, trainer, and coach, a life-long commitment to her own spiritual growth, and a new found joy in service and volunteerism with the AmeriCorps.
Hi There- In today's episode I'd like to discuss the PROs & CONs of buying a home that has an HOA. Some tips on what to look for in the HOA rider, dues & what is covered by the HOA & what is covered by local government.
Dogs on Deployment was founded by husband and wife, Shawn and Alisa Johnson, who serve in the US Navy and US Marine Corps respectively. They started Dogs on Deployment in June 2011. As a dual-military family, the founders have been in situations where they needed a program like Dogs on Deployment. Alisa had orders to move to Quantico, Virginia where she was to attend six months of military training. At the same time, Shawn, was to be deployed. Neither could care for their beloved dog, JD. They were lucky enough to have family to rely on, but recognized the need for a program which would help others who found themselves in a similar situation. Thus, Dogs on Deployment was born. Founders Alisa and Shawn Johnson proudly own two miniature Australian Shepherds, JD and Jersey, and a Caique parrot, Kiki, who are the inspiration behind their work. They are also active fosters for Dogs on Deployment and local rescue groups.***Alisa has also been nominated for 2013 Military Spouse of the Year!!*** I'm very proud & honored to bring you Alisa's story!!
Dogs on Deployment was founded by husband and wife, Shawn and Alisa Johnson, who serve in the US Navy and US Marine Corps respectively. They started Dogs on Deployment in June 2011. As a dual-military family, the founders have been in situations where they needed a program like Dogs on Deployment. Alisa had orders to move to Quantico, Virginia where she was to attend six months of military training. At the same time, Shawn, was to be deployed. Neither could care for their beloved dog, JD. They were lucky enough to have family to rely on, but recognized the need for a program which would help others who found themselves in a similar situation. Thus, Dogs on Deployment was born. Founders Alisa and Shawn Johnson proudly own two miniature Australian Shepherds, JD and Jersey, and a Caique parrot, Kiki, who are the inspiration behind their work. They are also active fosters for Dogs on Deployment and local rescue groups.***Alisa has also been nominated for 2013 Military Spouse of the Year!!*** I'm very proud & honored to bring you Alisa's story!!
A few months ago I was approached by designer Linda Hunt to partner up w/her on a unique project: helping clients & tribe members deal with the HEALTH impact of downsizing (whether by choice, divorce, death or financials). We teamed up to create a ground-breaking perspective to not only design HEALTHY spaces-no matter the cause-but a HEALTHY MINDSET to create a positive life change for you & all occupants of the space. ***NOTE: I discuss the energetic & health aspect of this topic on Linda's radio show, Decorate Your Castle on Jan 22, 2013.*** Linda Hunt is the owner and interior designer of Creatively Yours Custom Inc. and the author of 7 e-books covering all facets of interior design. She is a WFCP Specialist Certified interior designer with 29 years of experience working on residential design and treasurer of her chapter of the International Furnishings and Design Association. Custom window treatments and downsizing design have been her specialties for over 20 years. Get her Free design e-book “Homeowners Guide to Decorating” and monthly “Design Online” e-newsletter online at www.creativelyyourscustom.com/bookstore
This replay from one of our most popular CasaVerde holiday episodes is here for you to have a not only a merry & happy holiday but a GREEN one as well. Use these tips not only for Christmas, but for other holidays as well. Enjoy!
Hi All...this is obviously meant as a tongue-in-cheek to the 12/21/12 "ending of the world" predictions & the fear surrounding this date. My perspective for this show is to look at your life...are YOU part of the "walking dead"? Meaning, do you just go through your day REACTING to everything or do you live with purpose & intention? Then we'll discuss some of the ways you can use Feng Shui to combat your INNER zombie!
In this episode, we discuss some ways for you to get your home ready for the colder weather...no matter what part of the country you live in. From outdoor maintainance to the inside, spending part of your weekend on these tips will help save you money on your utility bills as well as keeping your home safe & sound no matter what Mother Nature brings!
Hi All- In this episode, I discuss one of the most under-utilized & under-appreciated spaces in your home...the STAIRS! From the part that you use to go up & down to various levels in your home to the portion UNDER the stairs which is PERFECT for storage...join us for today's episode as we talk all things STAIRS! This episode was inspired by the Bante Design FAN page on Facebook where there was 1 day in which a plethora (i.e. a LOT) of pics & stories came over the wires on uses for stairs & under stairs. This topic also garnered many replies & posts as well & was certified a HOT topic!
In this "inaugural" episode of our new show, DeAnna discusses a HOT topic in design-designing for children. After numerous interviews asking for contributions on her thoughts from everything related to color, eco-friendly options & her take on healthy design & why it's vital in the case of children's room design. In this episode, DeAnna answers these question for you her audience. Why healthy design is important especially for kids, color choices, bed materials & space-planning, floor/wall coverings & even some tips on accessory choice & why this falls under the "healthy" caption.
We're back! After a bit of a hiatus, we're back on track to bring you new shows & continue on with our Design for a Disaster series. In this episode, we pick up where we left off discussing water storage for you, your family & your garden. This topic is especially relevant now as much of the US is in drought conditions right now.
We're back! After a bit of a hiatus, we're back on track to bring you new shows & continue on with our Design for a Disaster series. In this episode, we pick up where we left off discussing water storage for you, your family & your garden. This topic is especially relevant now as much of the US is in drought conditions right now.
In this episode, we'll discuss some basic tips on starting your own garden, no matter WHERE you live, as a hedge against inflation, food storage or for a healthier lifestyle! (And anyone who's ever eaten tomatoes grown in THEIR garden can attest to that!). Tips on difficulty, a little history & some basic plants to get you started.
In this episode, we'll discuss some basic tips on starting your own garden, no matter WHERE you live, as a hedge against inflation, food storage or for a healthier lifestyle! (And anyone who's ever eaten tomatoes grown in THEIR garden can attest to that!). Tips on difficulty, a little history & some basic plants to get you started.
In this installment of my series, Design for a Disaster, I'll offer up some tips & advice on how to design your space w/SAFETY in mind...whether you have time to prepare or not, implementing even 1 of these tips can help keep you & your loved ones safe.
In this installment of my series, Design for a Disaster, I'll offer up some tips & advice on how to design your space w/SAFETY in mind...whether you have time to prepare or not, implementing even 1 of these tips can help keep you & your loved ones safe.
With the popularity of Doomsday Preppers on NGTV & the rise in the Prepper Movement, I'd like to discuss how you can implement DESIGN into your preparation & security plans so you don't look like a hoarder or something out of the Mad Max movies, & are prepared whether it's a natural disaster, economic or terrorist threat. In this first segment of my Design for a Disaster series, I will focus on basic security of your home. Tips will include some landscaping tips, lighting & escape plan for you & your loved one. (These episodes are meant as a GENERAL guide to get you started & NOT as a complete survival course. My goal in presenting this info is to get you AWARE of what can happen, & if the worst does occur (tornado, flood, blizard, hurricane, disruption in food/electric grid...), you won't be part of the un-prepared & can ensure the safety of you & your family).
With the popularity of Doomsday Preppers on NGTV & the rise in the Prepper Movement, I'd like to discuss how you can implement DESIGN into your preparation & security plans so you don't look like a hoarder or something out of the Mad Max movies, & are prepared whether it's a natural disaster, economic or terrorist threat. In this first segment of my Design for a Disaster series, I will focus on basic security of your home. Tips will include some landscaping tips, lighting & escape plan for you & your loved one. (These episodes are meant as a GENERAL guide to get you started & NOT as a complete survival course. My goal in presenting this info is to get you AWARE of what can happen, & if the worst does occur (tornado, flood, blizard, hurricane, disruption in food/electric grid...), you won't be part of the un-prepared & can ensure the safety of you & your family).
Hi All!! I decided, instead of trying to re-invent the wheel, that I'd just put up a replay of last year's Valentine's Day show...there was such fabulous gems shared. Enjoy! And as always, don't forget to connect w/us on Facebook (/bantedesign) & Twitter (/bantedesign).
Hi All!! I decided, instead of trying to re-invent the wheel, that I'd just put up a replay of last year's Valentine's Day show...there was such fabulous gems shared. Enjoy! And as always, don't forget to connect w/us on Facebook (/bantedesign) & Twitter (/bantedesign).
In our end-of the year episode, we're joined by Alicia Cramer, certified hypnotherapist & owner of Wausau Hypnotherapy to discuss the importance of setting clear goals, having a vision for what you want to create in the new year & some great tips to help you create a fabulous 2012!Alicia Cramer is an certified hypnotherapist, author, speaker, coach, mentor, and an authority on business mindset mastery. Her powerful approach to business coaching includes a variety of proven techniques for rapid transformation. If you have a burning desire to take your business to the next level, Alicia will help you do that. She is passionate about entrepreneurship and even more passionate about creating massive confidence and income for her clients. The difference between Alicia and conventional business-life coaches is that she utilizes her unique knowledge and skill set (including Hypnotherapy, EFT, NLP, Coaching, Metaphysical Science, and Spirituality) to make profound shifts at and inner and outer level. And she does it with compassion, empathy, and enthusiasm. Alicia is one of the expert guest hosts on the Living Consciously TV Show, she does workshops, seminars and is guest speaker on various radio shows and speaking events. To book Alicia for your event email: aliciacramer@hotmail.com or call (715) 298-0165.
In our end-of the year episode, we're joined by Alicia Cramer, certified hypnotherapist & owner of Wausau Hypnotherapy to discuss the importance of setting clear goals, having a vision for what you want to create in the new year & some great tips to help you create a fabulous 2012!Alicia Cramer is an certified hypnotherapist, author, speaker, coach, mentor, and an authority on business mindset mastery. Her powerful approach to business coaching includes a variety of proven techniques for rapid transformation. If you have a burning desire to take your business to the next level, Alicia will help you do that. She is passionate about entrepreneurship and even more passionate about creating massive confidence and income for her clients. The difference between Alicia and conventional business-life coaches is that she utilizes her unique knowledge and skill set (including Hypnotherapy, EFT, NLP, Coaching, Metaphysical Science, and Spirituality) to make profound shifts at and inner and outer level. And she does it with compassion, empathy, and enthusiasm. Alicia is one of the expert guest hosts on the Living Consciously TV Show, she does workshops, seminars and is guest speaker on various radio shows and speaking events. To book Alicia for your event email: aliciacramer@hotmail.com or call (715) 298-0165.
We're baaaaaaacccckkkk!!!! In this episode, I'm going to address THE #1 question I get regarding Feng Shui...HOW will applying Feng Shui help me in my life. So, the 9 Life Areas, what they are, where they are & why they matter will be discussed. (For a history of Feng Shui & the Bagua Board, re-listen to our inaugural episode).
We're baaaaaaacccckkkk!!!! In this episode, I'm going to address THE #1 question I get regarding Feng Shui...HOW will applying Feng Shui help me in my life. So, the 9 Life Areas, what they are, where they are & why they matter will be discussed. (For a history of Feng Shui & the Bagua Board, re-listen to our inaugural episode).
In this episode, Ambitious Entrepreneur‘s Annemarie Cross welcomes DeAnna Radaj, owner of Bante Design LLC. DeAnna is a nationally recognized speaker on healthy home design, color therapy, the psychology of clutter for adults and children, and a variety of business topics for the individual, small business owner and entrepreneur. Did you realize that the way you setup your … Read more about this episode...
This episode will act as the "kick-off" to our latest program offerings. In Simplify Your Life to Design the Life of Your Dreams in 30 Days, find out HOW you are holding your self back from reaching your goals & even health implications, HOW your environment affects you & HOW making simple "tweaks" can make a huge difference in your health, your outlook & becoming more empowered in creating the life of your dreams. Using simpls & easy-to-apply philosophies & tips, creating a Vison Board to help with defining your goals to some design advice that you can implement to create a healthy & supportive space.This episode will talk a bit about the program, some teaser tips & how you can get started (either in a group or private offerings).
This episode will act as the "kick-off" to our latest program offerings. In Simplify Your Life to Design the Life of Your Dreams in 30 Days, find out HOW you are holding your self back from reaching your goals & even health implications, HOW your environment affects you & HOW making simple "tweaks" can make a huge difference in your health, your outlook & becoming more empowered in creating the life of your dreams. Using simpls & easy-to-apply philosophies & tips, creating a Vison Board to help with defining your goals to some design advice that you can implement to create a healthy & supportive space.This episode will talk a bit about the program, some teaser tips & how you can get started (either in a group or private offerings).
Happy 2011!!! In this episode, we'll look at tips to help you set & KEEP your New Year's Resolutions. From de-cluttering tips, to some questions to help you define what it is you TRULY want to achieve & then tips on how to use Feng Shui to help you "activate" those Life Areas.
Happy 2011!!! In this episode, we'll look at tips to help you set & KEEP your New Year's Resolutions. From de-cluttering tips, to some questions to help you define what it is you TRULY want to achieve & then tips on how to use Feng Shui to help you "activate" those Life Areas.