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AMY NEUNSINGER is a photographer and designer from Los Angeles. Her photography and creative direction is the secret sauce behind many of today's lifestyle brands and celebrities including: Joanna Gaines, Reese Witherspoon, Kate Hudson, Leanne Ford, Mark D. Sikes, Vanity Fair, Architectural Digest, Crate&Barrel, Shabby Chic and Target. Amy's personal style has been featured in Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Martha Stewart Living, Better Homes & Gardens, LA Times Magazine, Domino, One Kings Lane, Decor8 and countless other publications. Amy designed and lives in one of the most photographed homes in California. Its iconic and timeless design is used as the backdrop for brands like Apple, Google, Anthropologie, Vanity Fair, Elle and Vogue.She's also the co-host of one my very favorite TV shows, Capturing Home. Watch it on the Magnolia Network.  SHOW NOTES 0:42 Who is Amy?  2:57 The TV show dream 3:48 Co hosting synergy (Amy & Kate's working relationship/friendship) 5:02 Pitching the show 7:15 The reality of a reality show 8:09 How Amy got started in photography 9:29 Freelance freedom & freelance freakout balance 11:22 Liberal arts love 12:30 For the love of travel  15:11 The real entrepreneur's journey: the power of reinvention  16:52 The role of self doubt 17:51 Make mistakes! 19:41 Golden nugget: do what you love! 20:45 Amy's upcoming podcast 21:50 The importance of our home environment 22:27 Where to find Amy   Find Amy  here:  Instagram- @amyneunsinger Websites- https://amyneunsinger.com/ https://roseandmortar.com/ Watch- Capturing Home on Magnolia Network or here   Join our community! Follow this podcast and share with a friend! Follow us on Instagram and let us know what you'd like for us to cover and any nominations for guests Sign up for our newsletter to get the latest updates on episode and exciting events Live your life by design. 

Welcome to Jump Start Your Joy's Top 10 of Season One. As I round out the 6th Season of the podcast, I found myself wanting to take a look back at how the show started. Season One was magical, and memorable in so many ways. You can read the full episode notes on my website. Here's the sampling of who you'll hear in this episode: 1. Kathleen Davies, from Episode 1. She is a preaching pastor in Houston Texas, and my former room mate at Yale Divinity School. 2. Matthew Wood, Senior Sound Editor at Skywalker Sound and the voice of General Grievous in the Star Wars universe. Matt and I attended grade school together, and he shares how George Lucas chose him for the General Grievous role. He was on Episode 3. 3. Molly Larkin, a life coach, and registered nurse. We discussed Loving Kindness in Episode 10. 4. Liz Ross, advertising agency veteran and past president of Periscope agency in Minneapolis. We talked about leadership and putting people first in Episode 21. 5. Lexi Koch, a life coach and farmer. We talked about the courage it takes to be vulnerable in life. She was on Episode 35. 6. Holly Becker is the powerhouse behind the blog Decor8, and founder of "Blogging Your Way." She came on to talk about how to find your voice, and joined me Episode 36. 7. Jennifer Lee is the author of "Right Brain Business Plan," and a great business coach. She was on Episode 38 and we talked about how to build a sustainable creative business. 8. Sharon Aldeguer is a body builder and an IT professional. She had a brain tumor removed, and suffered nerve damage during the surgery. She joined me to talk about hope in Episode 45. 9. Flylady Marla Cilley has a successful website and helps people reign in the chaos of their homes. She joined me for Episode 46, and we talked about how habits and routines can help you find more joy in life. 10. Danny Wood of New Kids on the Block, and founder of Remember Betty was my guest on Episode 20. He had released a new album "Look at Me," which benefitted his nonprofit which supports breast cancer patients. He shared about losing his mother, Betty, to breast cancer and his family, and the fans.  Follow Jump Start Your Joy on Apple Podcasts Follow Jump Start Your Joy on Spotify  

How do you inject that certain something into your rooms to make your house feel like a home? After all, you want to walk in and your home feels like a warm hug versus a cold hello. Whether you've lived in your house for years or you’ve just unpacked your moving boxes, it can be hard to give it that home-y vibe. Holly believes this is what most of our parents and grandparents did right, home always felt like home. There was a specific vibe when Holly entered her house growing up, or her grandparents farm house. Was it the same for you, too?

In this podcast, Holly chats all about plants and plant care with Igor Josifovic, the Founder of the largest online plant community in the world, Urban Jungle Bloggers. Igor explains how plant-care is a form of se lf-care, how to take care of your green friends, the process of producing his second book, Plant Tribe, and why he is so inspired by plants in general. You’ll learn the hardest ones to kill, how to grow new plants from clippings, and some of the best tips from the ultimate pro.

Annika Isterling began her career as a model and in 2005, decided to go to India for Ashtanga Teacher Training, which changed her life. From that point on, yoga and meditation have been part of her daily life and for the past 15 years, she transformed her life and herself from a yoga student to a yoga master. Today, she leads workshops around the world, is the Author of two books ("Wohlsein: Yoga-Retreats für zu Hause" and "Ankommen: Deine Yogapraxis für zu Hause"), and a teacher on yogaeasy.de. She is also a regular contributor to Emotion Slow magazine and is teaching at Damn Good Yoga in Hamburg where she is based. Annika also has yoga videos by Brigitte magazine, and still works as a model after 20 years in the industry. She’s a single mom to two children yet still manages to maintain balance, inner peace and loves to share all that she’s learned with others. In this podcast, Annika talks about how to bring peace and harmony to the home for the new year, why the home is an important space, the way color can affect mood, the importance of creating a sacred space where you can take care of yourself to relax and unwind and so much more. Annika has many personal and beautiful lessons to teach us, so I hope that you enjoy meeting my special friend through this podcast. If you like this episode of HELLO HOLLY, please rate it and leave a review. If you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram Stories and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can re-share your story! Thank you so much and enjoy episode 8 of HELLO HOLLY! This concludes our first season of HELLO HOLLY. We will return in February with more episodes and begin Season Two then. In the meantime, please subscribe to this podcast so once Season Two is ready, you won’t miss it! Thank you.

Peter Fehrentz (https://www.peterfehrentz.de) is one of Germany’s most talented visionaries when it comes to interiors. Yet, he’s a gentle giant in his field, a bit of a behind-the-scenes genius, his work is all around but you may not recognize his face if you pass him on the street. Peter isn’t obsessed with fame or becoming a face, he is actually obsessed with beauty, harmony and in creating interior “worlds”. In my eyes, he’s a real powerhouse of creativity as a multidisciplinary designer for over 20 years. He designs residential and commercial spaces, concepts for catalogs, and produces regular features in Germany’s #1 interiors magazine, Schöner Wohnen. He also designs furniture for brands like Luiz, MORE and Grüne Erde, and recently launched his own ecological clay-based paint brand called Nen.do. Peter also photographs his own stories and work for clients, and he is the Author of, “Made By Yourself”. In this podcast, Peter talks about his work and life, what he has learned along the way, how he dives into a project, what drives him and where he finds inspiration – including his most recently one-month long trip to Japan with his Fashion Designer husband, Dirk. Peter is a lot of things to me - kind, talented, balanced, intelligent and a fantastic source of inspiration which is why I’m so happy to share our conversation in this podcast. If you like this episode of HELLO HOLLY, please rate it and leave a review. If you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram Stories and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can re-share your story! Thank you so much and enjoy episode 7 of HELLO HOLLY!

RICE is a globally recognized home brand and leading it is Danish-born Charlotte Hedeman-Guéniau, alongside her French husband Phillip along with her son and daughter who recently joined the brand with their own creative input and ideas (her daughter is soon to launch her own label powered by RICE called CURRY). RICE is known for their happy, colorful products for the home including furniture, party goods, tableware and everything else you can imagine from baskets to serving spoons and vases. RICE is sold globally from Japan to San Francisco, with a large and loyal following in Europe. They’ve recently extended their brand to form RICETERIA, restaurants that serve healthy, colorful food alongside of RICE products all under a cheerful and playful roof. In this podcast, Charlotte tells us why she relocated from Paris after 15 years to have her children in her native Denmark, how the brand got started, which products were her first to market, how travel plays a big part in her creativity, and why happiness has always been a big theme in everything she does. This podcast is for anyone who wants to get to know the power woman behind RICE and how she became so successful, what drives her and what she has planned in the months to come. It’s also for the dreamers who imagine starting their own brand – Charlotte is inspiring, strong-willed and confident in all of her decisions and her unwavering dedication to RICE (and to her family) has made her a true success story in business and as a mother and friend. If you like this episode of HELLO HOLLY, please rate it and leave a review. If you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram Stories and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can re-share your story! Thank you so much and enjoy episode 6 of HELLO HOLLY!

Award-winning German Designer Sebastian Herkner studied Product Design at HfG Offenbach University of Art and Design and went on to work at Stella McCartney in London before forming his own studio in 2006. As one of the most sought-after product designers in Europe, he has designed furniture, lamps and smaller items for Ames, &Tradition, Cappellini, ClassiCon, Dedon, Gubi, Moroso, Pulpo, Rosenthal, Thonet, Wittmann and more. In 2019, Maison&Objet elected him as “Designer of the Year”. In this podcast, Sebastian speaks candidly about his life and work, what he has learned along the way, why living in a small town has its advantages, things that matter most to him about his work and clients, trends he sees, and why he got into the world of interiors in the first place. This podcast is for anyone who wants to get to know Sebastian better and is particularly interesting for design students or those new to the industry who often wonder what a famous designer considers most important in this competitive and fast-paced field. If you like this episode of HELLO HOLLY, please rate it and leave a review. If you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram Stories and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can reshare your story! Thank you so much and enjoy episode 5 of HELLO HOLLY!

Stefan Nilsson, most commonly referred to as “trend stefan”, is Sweden’s best-known trend hunter and regularly contributes to TV, radio and magazines. Married to his partner Peter and living in Stockholm, he travels the world in search of interiors trends from China to Brazil, Poland to France and so generously documents his finds online at trendstefan.se since 2006, along with his Instagram account which he started recently. Stefan is sought-after by major fairs and agencies to lecture on trends all over the world, his most recent two being in Brazil and Malmo. His lectures are my personal favorite, I could listen to his speak for hours because he’s witty, knowledgeable and full of energy on all of the many topics that he covers. Stefan has a YouTube channel and also presents his trends on television and radio in Sweden. His popularity in Europe has grown significantly over the years; in fact, he is the only trend hunter in Europe who attends so many fairs and offers full coverage of them all through his social channels, and he’s the only person that brands instantly recognize as being “the” trend hunter in Europe - his bright red hair and warm smile are hard to miss as he scours fairs and design events to see what’s the latest and to predict what’s next. In addition to hunting for trends, Stefan also designs products for brands – his most recently being a playful, decorative Christmas collection for Cult Design Sweden. In this podcast, Stefan speaks about how he got started, trends he sees at the moment, how he feels that soon no one will be shopping anymore (and why), what he looks for at fairs, how he goes about finding trends, and so much more. This podcast is fantastic for anyone who wants to better understand how a trend hunter works and what are some things you can expect to see in the months ahead in the world of interiors. If you like this podcast, please rate it and leave a review! AND if you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can reshare the love! Thank you so much and enjoy the episode 4 of HELLO HOLLY!

Jennifer is a creative dynamo. For 20 years, she’s been running Europe’s largest international design fair for young designers in German-speaking Europe called Blickfang. These fairs have launched a lot of careers for new, independent designers. These fairs are known for being innovative and fresh. Jennifer is also launching a new shopping event called DesignFest in 2020. In this podcast, she speaks about how she got into this field, what are some challenges that young designers face, how Blickfang helps them, how she’s looking to innovate the fair format, advice for young designers, and so much more. She’s also full of wisdom and energy, so sit back and enjoy. If you like this podcast, please rate it and leave a review! AND if you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can reshare the love! Thank you so much and enjoy the episode 3 of HELLO HOLLY!

Why do we follow trends? Are there more to trends than we imagine? What about the psychology behind them? What are some current trends in interior design and what’s coming in 2020? I’m so happy to introduce you to my friend Gudy Herder on episode 2 of HELLO HOLLY. Gudy Herder is a German-born international trend consultant, keynote speaker, and certified trainer based in Barcelona, Spain for the past 30 years. She helps brands and businesses anticipate trends and teaches them how to create products that tell a story, inspire consumers and that are profitable. Gudy is also a blogger, which is how I met her nearly a decade ago online. You will walk away from this episode with a better understanding of trends and also feel more knowledgeable about what’s coming in the months ahead. If you like this podcast, please rate it and leave a review! AND if you think your friends or colleagues should listen too, please share it on your Instagram and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can reshare the love! Thank you so much and enjoy the episode 2 of HELLO HOLLY!

What is it about Scandinavian design that draws us in? How can we bring more of it into our home? What is Lagom and how can we apply it to our daily life? What are the hallmarks of Scandinavian design? Today I’m simply thrilled to have my good friend Niki Brantmark with me on this debut podcast of HELLO HOLLY. Niki is the best-selling author and blogger from the award-winning My Scandinavian Home blog and will answer these questions and more, including what’s happening right now in design that makes her excited and some details about her life as a London expat living and working in Malmo, Sweden. Let’s get started! And please, if you like this podcast, please rate it a million stars and leave a review and if you think your friends should listen too, please share it on your Instagram and tag us at @hollymagazin and #hollymag so we can reshare the love! Thank you so much and enjoy the debut episode of HELLO HOLLY!

We are completely honored and downright excited to have Holly Becker of Decor8 and Blogging Your Way on the podcast this week!  Zandra and I have been reading her blog since it was launched in 2006.  Holly was one of the first interior design bloggers and has lead the way for many of us who are passionate about interiors and about sharing our love of it with others.  First, she digs into why blogging is still relevant and a way for us to get our voices and stories out there.  Then she dives into her most recent book "Decorate for a Party: Stylish and Simple Ideas for Meaningful Gatherings“ to inspire us to create homes where we will want to gather our friends and family, let our hair down and enjoy one another’s company. LINKS: Blog Post:  I Am Enough Kvadrat Textiles Milan Design Week Book:  Decorate for a Party

Today Dorothy talks to Stacie Bloomfield of Gingiber, a paper goods and home decor company that offers classic animal-centric illustrated designs that are sweet enough for children, but smart enough for adults.  Stacie fills us in on the nitty gritty of growing Gingiber from the ground up, online and in the wholesale world, now in 300 + retail stores and licenses her artwork to many big name brands.  She discusses how important it is to be capable of pivoting in your business when needed.   "Gingiber is hear to make people happy.  Whatever we have on a card, whatever we have an image, whatever we have on a tea towel, it's going to make someone smile."   "The reason people will keep working with you, it's not just if you were a good artist, it's if you are a nice person they will remember you.  You can say thank you, and then you can show your thank you with a note in the mail, or sending an email.  Little acts of gratitude go a long way and building those relationships.  If you have a good opportunity, recognize it is, and do some research, send them a thank you note, and really work on that relationship." "I don't need better products.  I just need slightly better than person to my left and person to my right.  Or, I just need to find a way to stand out a little bit more."  See more of Gingiber here: https://gingiber.com/   Find resources, instagram, and our Facebook Community at: www.positivelycreative.net   On Today's Show: (4:00) On Gingiber's start (5:45) Decor8 blog - Holly Becker (6:00) Featured Etsy seller 2011 THE WEEK AFTER HER BABY WAS DUE!!! (9:00) On how wholesale has grown to 300+ retailers (10:00) Grace with Pink Olive School (11:00) National Stationery Show (14:00) producing her tea towels with Orchard Street Press (16:00) Meet the Gingiber team  (21:00) working with wholesale reps Paper & Heart  & Gelhert Group & Elements Rep Group (27:00) displays for retail shops  (30:00) Atlanta Wholesale Market (33:00) Wholesale Booth in a Box in lieu of NSS (37:00) 16 week small business course with SBA  (41:00) How I Built This podcast  (42:00) on licensing your work (44:00) Land of Nod, Crane & Co, West Elm, MODA Fabrics partnerships (52:00) on Shopify (53:00) Trello boards for wholesale, increasing reorders (57:00) Stacie's creative process as a working mom (1:02:00) upcoming work with illustrations (1:05:00) Beth 1canoe2 (1:06:00) Kristen Ley Thimblepress ( 1:07:00) moglea , Paper Bandit Press, Emily McDowell, & Erin Austin Abbott of Amelia Presents (1:14:00) The Gingiber Studio  (1:19:00) team retreat & guidebook

Listen to my talk with Ms. Holly Becker, from Decor8.com. We talk about decorating your home, writing a blog, plus all the dates and places where you can find Ms. Becker on her book tour. Find all the links for today’s show at: www.craftcast.comPlus, check out all the new CRAFTCAST class recordings here.