Podcast appearances and mentions of elise blaha cripe

This book was an absolute joy to read. As always, Charelle and I resonated with different parts and pieces, and maybe more so than past books the sections we pulled out clearly illustrated the ways our brains work so differently, which is always fun to see. I have been following the author, Elise Blaha Cripe, for a long time, and when she came out with her book I immediately jumped on getting a copy. I really admire Elise for her creativity and dedication to making space for joy, whether it's a craft project or a baking experiment or a business venture. She's currently on a break from social media, but you can still find plenty of inspiration by scrolling her Instagram page, @elisejoy. Big Dreams Daily Joys is an intuitive, approachable and honestly visually fun book for anyone who could use some fresh ideas for making progress, setting goals, and making time for the things that matter most. There were so many jewels in this book we couldn't cover them all, So if you enjoy this discussion and you learn something, you will definitely want to pick up a copy for yourself. Plus it's really, really beautiful. MAKING GOOD SHOWNOTES:https://makinggoodpodcast.com/247CONNECT WITH ME ON INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/laurentildenGET 100 MARKETING PROMPTS (free!):https://makinggoodpodcast.com/100promptsStuck on what to say in our marketing? Download this free resource of 100 marketing prompts: https://makinggoodpodcast.com/100prompts.

Episode 21 of the We Built This Life podcast is about 7 Tips for Reaching Personal Goals. Last month, I reached my big personal goal of 20 podcast episodes, which is a number I have been working toward since starting my podcast in September of 2019. In this episode, I talk about the steps I took to reach this goal, including: Finding time; Dealing with feelings of rejection and protecting the ego; Making adjustments along the way; and more. I also talk about why I started this podcast and my new goals going forward. Although I focus on the steps I personally took to reach my podcasting goal—I mainly speak in terms of my own experience so as not to seem like an expert—I think you can apply these tips to whatever personal goal you are working toward, whether it's podcasting or something else. As always, thank you so much for listening! Mentioned in this episode: Elise Blaha Cripe's website – She has a lot of content about goals including a book (Big Dreams, Daily Joys) and a recent podcast episode about how she keeps track of her plans (five episodes back at the moment). You can find both of these on this website. Get to Work Book – Elise Cripe's planner plus goal setting book. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or listen on my website, follow and get in touch on Instagram (where I am most active), like on Facebook, or email webuiltthislifepodcast@gmail.com (but getting in touch through IG DM is better!)!

This week, Elsie is joined by our honorary "third sister" Elise Blaha Cripe. She's a goal setting expert and she's extremely ambitious about her hobbies. View the show notes at abeautifulmess.com/podcast — you can also write in to us at podcast@abeautifulmess.com! Thank you to this week's sponsors: Shop Agility's summer sale for 20% off mattresses, pillows, and sheets. If you're listening after the summer sale, use code ABM300 for $300 off anytime Visit modernfertility.com/mess to get $20 off the test Get 4 of Verb's best-selling flavors for free, just pay 95 cents for shipping when you go to verbenergy.com/abeautifulmess Receive 20% off plus free shipping on their best-selling variety pack when you go to juneshine.com/abeautifulmess or use code ABEAUTIFULMESS at checkout

We have assembled a fantastic pep squad of sewists to reignite your sewing passion! In this episode, there are nine pep talks from former guests Brooks Ann Camper, Jasika Nicole, Elise Blaha Cripe, Aaronica Cole, Jenny Rushmore, Julian Collins, and Denise Archer, as well as your hosts, Helen and Caroline.

Elise Blaha Cripe is a maker, blogger, creator of Get to Work Book, and author of Big Dreams, Daily Joys. We discuss cultivating a relationship of self-trust and honoring our needs, setting goals from this place, experimentation, failure, and ambition within the limitations of parenting and a pandemic. Full episode notes here Find out more about Elise at Elisejoy.com and on Instagram @elisejoy. Grow From Center shares action steps, mindset shifts, and inspiration to support you as you create what you long to find—in your work and life. CONNECT: + Find Laura on Instagram @laura.holway + Subscribe to her bi-monthly newsletters for creative humans + Learn more about Laura's coaching work  

In this weeks episode we discuss reading the book Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe as we try to get organized! For photos and a full list of show notes please visit our website at https://www.sewingfortheweekend.com/

We hear from Elise Blaha Cripe, a small business owner who makes and sells handmade products, creates e-courses, and runs her great planner company, Get to Work Book. Elise has done many things over the course of her career, many of them simultaneously. She is deeply honest and authentic, powerfully insightful, and very practical. She talks about the challenges she has faced in solo parenting and running a business during coronavirus while her husband is deployed… and she shares the perspective shift she had that allowed her to move forward and even bump up sales. I think you’ll love this episode -- Elise is a maker through and through and she somehow takes all the pressure off while also making everything seem possible. 

In this episode we wrap up our discussion of pep talks inspired by Elise Blaha Cripe’s 100 Days of Pep Talks and add a few of our own. Read more → The post Pep Talks, Part Two appeared first on From Quarantine.

In this episode we discuss updates to the theoretical end of quarantine, saving abandoned beer and being inspired by Elise Blaha Cripe’s 100 Days of Pep Talks to give ourselves some pep.  Stuff we mention Elise Blaha Cripe’s instagram account @elisejoy, her 100 days of Pep Talks free Printable is available in her instagram bio links: Read more → The post Pep Talks, Part One appeared first on From Quarantine.

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we finish reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are starting at page 156 and finishing through the end of the book. Show Notes: Being honest about who you are What about the really hard stuff? Putting yourself out there It doesn't have to be flawless to be complete Let's talk about failure How change feels Today is the day Now what

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are continuing Part Four, and reading pages 146-155. Show Notes: Don't Hoard Ideas The value of first drafts and idea dumps Finding motivation Clear space Create a ritual Tell yourself it's a trial run Set a timer The best tool is the one you'll use

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are starting Part Four, and reading pages 136-145. Show Notes: • You gotta do the work • Reject the inspiration cycle Your best work will be something that you do. Try This: Handling the highlight reel

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are finishing Part Three, and reading pages 118-135. Show Notes • Developing a timeline ○ Matching up with events ○ Choosing a timeframe • Documenting your progress is informative ○ Informative ○ Exciting ○ Gratitude • Flexibility, pivoting, and letting yourself adapt ○ Lower your standards ○ Bend don't break • Getting through transitional periods ○ There is no secret strategy • When it's uncomfortable ○ Sometimes you don't need to add more things • Dealing with doubt ○ There is no this thing ○ You don't have to do the thing • When is it okay to stop? ○ Is this too difficult? ○ Are you bored? ○ Do you want to do this? • There is no "made it" and what that means for continuing your work

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are continuing Part Three, and reading pages 108-117 Show Notes You get to be scared Fitting goals into daily work and life Breaking it down ○ The recipe method ○ The group by task method ○ The one step at a time method The value of check-ins

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are continuing Part Three, and reading pages 98-107. Show Notes • Turning Dreams into Concrete • Your Ideas and Your Voice are Valuable Take Them Seriously • Say Your Goals Out Loud Try This: Start an Accountability Group

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are starting Part Three, and reading pages 85-97. Show Notes • Where to start ○ Adding to your life ○ What do you want more of • What's a goal, anyway? ○ Something to work towards ○ Something outside the normal ○ Pluses: Easy to connect with and easy to document • What to do when you have too many ideas ○ Write them all down, give them each their own page. ○ Expand on each of those ideas for five minutes. ○ At the end, which one gave you the vibes? • What to do when you have no ideas ○ Look back ○ Figure out what you want to improve on ○ You can always change your mind • Try This: Five Year Plan

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are finishing up Part Two: Let's Make Room for Joy, and reading pages 76-83. Show Notes • Respecting the ebb and flow • we all pay attention to the extremes more, • But life mostly happens in the middle. • Making decisions during highs blows has consequences. • Taking temporary situations K trying to make them permanent. • Cant avoid. can prepare. • Showing up as you are is the most important part. • This is about you. Stop comparing. • Keep your eyes on your own paper. • Keeping up with the Joneses • You have enough time • You have exactly enough time for the things that matter to you • This can be a privileged perspective, but also a necessary way to look at the calendar * creating a façade of busy instead of creating personal boundaries.

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are continuing Part Two: Let's Make Room for Joy, and reading pages 60-75. Today's Topics 1. Building in white space 2. You are in charge; not the computer 3. Being real about your social media use 4. Saying yes to the right things 5. How to find your absolutely yes tasks

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are continuing Part Two: Let's Make Room for Joy, and reading pages 52-59. Show Notes Today's Discussion • Finding Pockets • Stop reinventing the wheel • Getting started Finding Pockets HOW to find time for the things you want to do. (internal demands-or the little bits of sand). This is how I want people to find time for Daily pages Stop reinventing the wheel Find things that work for you; stick with them. This leads to less decision fatigue, and more time for creativity in places that matter more to you. Getting started Getting started can be the worst. Here are several ways to try to make it work for you: 1. Think about your priorities 2. start w/ the easy stuff 3. use your best energy on the hardest stuff 4. Give yourself a deadline 5. start somewhere Try This: * sort your tasks * honor your time zones * set a timer

Kellie Kramer returns to the podcast to talk about her nine-year marriage to a gay man—plus that Dolly Parton podcast and our obsession with an elite competitive cheer squad.   The Conversation When Kellie first heard the term “mixed-orientation marriage” (8:50) When people make assumptions about what is going on in someone’s mixed-orientation marriage (12:42) How Kellie dealt with invasive questions about her marriage (13:11) Recommendations for people who might learn they know someone in a mixed-orientation marriage (22:37) Audience reaction to Kellie’s story (26:46) Recommendations for people who may have a similar story (29:08)   Related Links 34: The Cabaret Singer 36: Co-Host for Life Join the Reco Squad Kellie Kramer: All the Good Men Are Gay, Jan. 31, Des Moines, IA   Recos Dolly Parton’s America (33:44) Big Dreams, Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe (42:07) Cheer (45:44)   Weigh In What did you think of the episode? Do you have a similar story to share? Are you obsessed with Cheer, too? Email me at michelle@recopod.com!

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are continuing Part Two: Let's Make Room for Joy, and reading pages 44-51. Show Notes Topics in this week's episode Big Picture scheduling Re-evaluating What's in your life Building Routine into your to-do list To try: opt-in Notecards Last Episode we talked about list keeping and prioritizing Today, we're first going to talk about Big Picture scheduling. -External Demands preset dates -Negotiated Demands - have to attend, but have some choice of when to schedule - Internal Demands things you want need to attend, but are flexible on the date/time This is difficult! Not everything will fit neatly into your schedule You need to see the time you don't have so that you can see the time you do have. Reevaluating what is in Your Life. choosing your actions opt-in exercise on pg 48 is great This is important. (re-evaluating) if you don't do this, other people determine what's important for your life; because we are always gelling filled up w/ randomities. Building Routine into your to-do list Almost everything should have a set time. Pay attention to the flow of your days and weeks. This helps match energy levels to activities Compartments for tasks can help you feel more focused & provide anchor points in your days/ weeks. You are building a routine so you can break the routine.

Elise Joy starts off by jumping right into her first book Big Dreams, Daily Joys and tells A + K how the idea for it came about. She also talks about a bit about her blog, and why Instagram is her main jam now. Elise goes into how she prioritizes her multiple business and creative ventures, and how she defines HAVING SUCCESS WITH HOBBIES. We also hear Elise talk about goal-setting in such a pragmatic way!

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are starting up Part Two: Let's Make Room for Joy, and reading pages 32-43. Show Notes Pages 32-43 Why Plan? • to stay on track • to get ahead • maintain focus • when things go wrong its not the end of the world • to build space into and around our lives and work planning looks different for everyone why are you NOT getting things done? Lack of time Lack of communication Lack of focus Great series of questions on pg 36 + flowchart on 37. Why write things down? • A list creates space • A list helps you sort • A list saves time Why Prioritize? Helps to give you a sense of what is essential VS. non-essential on your list and let you spend your time accordingly. Determining your priorities Two different methods she presents + the 'three things concept'

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we continue reading Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe. Today we are finishing up Part One: Let's Get Started. *Show Notes: * This episode's pages: 24-31. Next week we are taking the week off for Christmas, but we'll be back the week after with Part Two: pages 32-43. *Key Points: * * Stop waiting until you're ready! * You'll never be 100% ready. * No one knows what they're doing. * What's most important is what actually matters. * Working towards your goal is the best part of the whole process. * Celebrate the process. Join us in the CAF Podcast Community group at: https://theawesomeladiesproject.com/groups/craftyassfemale/

On this episode of the Bite Size Book Club, we start Season 2 of the show with a new book: Elise Blaha Cripe's Big Dreams Daily Joys *Show Notes: * This episode's pages: 1-23 Next week/episode we'll be reading the rest of Part One (pages 24-31). *Key Points: * * Why set goals? * What is the difference between a goal & a to-do list item? * Elise's concept of the layers of goals * What makes a good goal? Join us in the CAF Podcast Community group at: https://theawesomeladiesproject.com/groups/craftyassfemale/

On today’s episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we’re talking about goal setting and getting things done with my guest Elise Blaha Cripe. Elise Blaha Cripe lives with her husband and two young daughters in San Diego, California. She has been sharing thoughts and DIY projects online since 2005, running an online shop of handmade goods since 2008 and in 2015 launched GET TO WORK BOOK, a day planner + goal setting journal. Her book, Big Dreams, Daily Joys, a guidebook to goal-setting, productivity and finding more space for the things you love, just launched this October. ++++++ This episode is sponsored by VAWAA. Book a mini-apprenticeship with a master artist or craftsperson in 23 countries worldwide. Anyone can choose an artist from the site and spend 4-7 days immersing into the daily life of an artist, learning a new skill or collaborating on a project. From block printing in India, natural textile dyeing in Vietnam, or mandala weaving in Spain, your creative vacation awaits. Discover the VAWAA that calls you. Craft Industry Alliance listeners get $100 off their first booking. Enter CIA100 during your booking request to redeem. +++++To get the full show notes for this episode visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Join today!

Creativity can be born out of finding small ways to enhance the daily routines of our lives. In this interview, Elise Blaha Cripe shares tips from her new book, Big Dreams, Daily Joys. Elise encourages you to inject something interesting into the pockets of time you have, whether it's six minutes or six hours. She inspires you to plan for and take advantage of those moments, while still reminding you to reserve time for doing nothing, without guilt. She emphasizes the importance of allowing yourself to recharge your ideas and creative thoughts. Elise expresses the overall importance of intentionality in creativity, daily routines, and work. She loves to be challenged, seek out excitement, and allow that inspiration to expand her creativity. For full shownotes, links and to connect with our guest visit: http://www.lauren-likes.com/how-she-creates:-ep-324-how-to-have-a-life-full-of-productivity,-joy-+-art/

Today I’m joined by Elise Blaha Cripe, perhaps better known online as Elise Joy, to talk all things goal-setting and productivity. Elise was a maker and blogger, but over time found the thing that she was most excited by was helping others achieve their goals, so she developed and launched Get To Work Book, the planner you’ve likely seen some of your favourite business owners using on Instagram. Her new book, Big Dreams Daily Joys builds upon this goal-setting passion. Today we cover the gamut from setting goals in the first place, to breaking them down, dealing with procrastination and how to have a productive day.

I am so excited to be bringing my friend Elise Cripe back on the podcast to talk about all things goal setting! Elise is a master goal setter (and the founder of the Get to Work Book) and I loved getting to turn her expertise onto the subject of setting goals for those things you want around money, sex, and freedom! Listen in to find out why it's okay to set a goal for something only to realize it's not what you want, how to (really) know what you want, why honesty is so critical when it comes to goals, what to do when something doesn't work, and how to think about goals for things that miiiiiight make you uncomfortable! Show Notes: Connect with Tiffany on Insta Get Tiffany's newsletter and stay in the know  Applications for the Raise Your Hand Say Yes Inner Circle are (maybe!) still open! Program details Application Connect with Elise:Site | Instagram | Pinterest Elise's New Book "Big Dreams, Daily Joys" Pre-order information for Big Dreams, Daily Joys (bonuses available through 10/8!) The Get to Work Book:Site | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Elise's past RYHSY appearances:Ep. 191: Elise Cripe on Making Things Happen!Ep. 33: Elise Blaha Cripe on Making (and Reaching!) GoalsEp. 7: Elise Blaha Cripe on Starting My episodes on Elise's Elise Gets Crafty podcast:On Saying YesOn Focus and What to Do When You Have “Too Many Ideas”Saying No to Saying YesPutting Yourself Out There

Elise Blaha Cripe is the founder of the Get To Work Book, Elise Joy Blog and several other ventures. For years Elise has been able to create a business out of her interests and solving of obstacles. Originally she created the Elise Joy blog and started selling her crafts on Etsy. Cut to a few years later and Elise has a successful workbook, a blog, podcast, ecourses and much more. You can catch her blog here at Elise Joy  

I am so excited to be bringing my friend Elise Cripe back on the podcast to talk about all things goal setting! Elise is a master goal setter (and the founder of the Get to Work Book) and I loved getting to turn her expertise onto the subject of setting goals for those things you want around money, sex, and freedom! Listen in to find out why it's okay to set a goal for something only to realize it's not what you want, how to (really) know what you want, why honesty is so critical when it comes to goals, what to do when something doesn't work, and how to think about goals for things that miiiiiight make you uncomfortable! Show Notes: Connect with Tiffany on Insta Get Tiffany's newsletter and stay in the know  Applications for the Raise Your Hand Say Yes Inner Circle are (maybe!) still open! Program details Application Connect with Elise:Site | Instagram | Pinterest Elise's New Book "Big Dreams, Daily Joys" Pre-order information for Big Dreams, Daily Joys (bonuses available through 10/8!) The Get to Work Book:Site | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Elise's past RYHSY appearances:Ep. 191: Elise Cripe on Making Things Happen!Ep. 33: Elise Blaha Cripe on Making (and Reaching!) GoalsEp. 7: Elise Blaha Cripe on Starting My episodes on Elise's Elise Gets Crafty podcast:On Saying YesOn Focus and What to Do When You Have “Too Many Ideas”Saying No to Saying YesPutting Yourself Out There

Elise Joy starts off by jumping right into her first book Big Dreams, Daily Joys and tells A + K how the idea for it came about. She also talks about a bit about her blog, and why Instagram is her main jam now. Elise goes into how she prioritizes her multiple business and creative ventures, and how she defines HAVING SUCCESS WITH HOBBIES. We also hear Elise talk about goal-setting in such a pragmatic way! PRE-ORDER BIG DREAMS, DAILY JOYS NOW !!!

Elise Blaha Cripe is an accomplished entrepreneur, passionate crafter, long-time blogger, published author, and the host of her own Podcast: Elise Gets Crafty. In this episode, she talks with Hamish about her newest product, Get To Work Book, which a daily planner and goal-setting workbook that gives you the tools to help you do the work.

No matter your age, it is never too late to start something new that is on your heart or that you’ve been dreaming about. That is one piece of wisdom that today’s guest, Elise Blaha Cripe and I discuss from her book, 100 Pep Talks.  I am so excited to have Elise on the show today. Elise has been sharing thoughts and DIY projects online since 2005. She has been running an online shop of handmade goods since 2008 and in the past few years, she has launched GET TO WORK BOOK® and self-published a book, 100 Pep Talks. Her new book, Big Dreams and Daily Joys will be releasing this October. We discuss her favorite part of being a scrapbooker, ignoring the voices in your head that tell you that you can’t do something and dealing with critical people.   What’s in this episode: How she got started in her career as a full-time maker How Elise crafts a life that she loves Setting creative goals and following through on them Thinking about your “why” when trying to monetize your hobbies Being honest with herself and her audience How she ended up creating 100 Pep Talks Elise’s main priorities for making her planner Her favorite part about being a scrapbooker Giving people permission to try a craft How it’s never too late to start something new How Amy feels about people being so critical Ignoring the voices in the back of your head Elise’s new book, Big Dreams Daily Joys Being inclusive of everything that's going on behind the scenes Elise’s advice for people who feel the need to get to the end result The craft projects that Elise is obsessed with right now How Elise uses her daily habit tracker Why Elise only checks her email through her computer A quote that Elise is loving right now   About Elise: I'm Elise and I make stuff. That's who I am and that's my job.   I started a blog in 2005 because I wanted to share my thoughts with the Internet. A year later, I began sharing craft projects and tutorials. In 2008, I opened my first online shop and since then, I have made and sold everything from letterpress prints to wooden plant stands.   Over the years, I have learned that while I'll always make stuff, my true passion is in helping people set and work towards their goals. In 2015, I launched the brand GET TO WORK BOOK® which provides tools to help you get your goals organized and do the work to reach them. I believe that big things happen one day at a time and my products are designed to schedule out those days. You can learn more about GET TO WORK BOOK® and shop the line here.   I live in San Diego, California with my husband, Paul, and our two young daughters, Ellerie and Piper. In fall 2017, I launched a self-paced eCourse about creating with your kiddos. You can learn more about that here.   Connect with Elise: Website | Instagram | Blog   Links: 100 Pep Talks Get to Work Book Big Dreams Daily Joys by Elise Blaha Cripe The Farm by Joanne Ramos Man In The Window: The Golden State Killer Podcast To Live and Die in LA   I would love to hear from you! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram or on my website. If you enjoyed this podcast and you haven’t already, I’d like to encourage you to subscribe that way you won’t miss a single update. Craft a Life You Love by taking a small step toward turning happiness by choosing progress over perfection.

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Elise Blaha Cripe, blogger, crafter, creator of the Get To Work Book, a goal setting planner and the host of the Elise Gets Crafty Podcast. We talk about the importance of setting goals as creatives, how to balance social media with producing creative work you're proud of and why documenting your creative process - wins and fails - is so worth doing. Find the show notes here:  https://thelittleplantation.co.uk/eat-capture-share-podcast/how-to-set-your-goals-elise-joy

Meet Elise Blaha Cripe who has launched the brand GET TO WORK BOOK® which provides tools to help you get your goals organized and do the work to reach them. She believes that big things happen one day at a time and her products are designed to schedule out those days.  Today we are talking big dreams, your vision and breaking it all down into small bite size pieces.  Check out www.hatchedcollective.co for events, workshops and courses or follow us on @coffeeandconversationpodcast over on Instagram. 

How do you execute on those big ideas of yours?How do you break free from the phone and the scrolling to actually get work done?How do you welcome in creative play? This week, I was thrilled to bring Elise Cripe back on the show to talk about all of these things! We cover social media addiction, the power of quick decisions, finding enough time to do all the things you want to do and so much more! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy! Show Notes: Connect with Tiffany on Insta Get Tiffany's newsletter and stay in the know RSVP for Tiffany's Shifting the Tide webinar (4/25 at noon PST)  Connect with Elise: Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter The Get To Work Book | Instagram | the walk-through video Elise's Previous RYHSY Episodes:RYHSY Ep. 7: Elise Blaha Cripe on StartingRYHSY Ep. 33: Elise Blaha Cripe on Making (and Reaching!) Goals Elise Gets Crafty Podcast Tiffany's interviews on Elise Gets Crafty Podcast:Ep. 17: Saying No to Say YesEp. 75: Putting Yourself Out There

How do you execute on those big ideas of yours?How do you break free from the phone and the scrolling to actually get work done?How do you welcome in creative play? This week, I was thrilled to bring Elise Cripe back on the show to talk about all of these things! We cover social media addiction, the power of quick decisions, finding enough time to do all the things you want to do and so much more! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy! Show Notes: Connect with Tiffany on Insta Get Tiffany's newsletter and stay in the know RSVP for Tiffany's Shifting the Tide webinar (4/25 at noon PST)  Connect with Elise: Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter The Get To Work Book | Instagram | the walk-through video Elise's Previous RYHSY Episodes:RYHSY Ep. 7: Elise Blaha Cripe on StartingRYHSY Ep. 33: Elise Blaha Cripe on Making (and Reaching!) Goals Elise Gets Crafty Podcast Tiffany's interviews on Elise Gets Crafty Podcast:Ep. 17: Saying No to Say YesEp. 75: Putting Yourself Out There

Sally Harris from 100 Creatives is participating in #the100dayproject on Instagram and for her 100 days, she decided to create a podcast so she could interview 100 creatives in 100 days.  For someone who has never produced a podcast before, this is an incredible feat and she is ROCKING IT!  Hear about her 100 Day Creative Journey, what she plans on doing after her 100 days are up and what she likes most about her new endeavor.   Show Notes I can't believe that I got to interview: Elise Blaha Cripe - @elisejoy on Instagram   Some of my favourite guests so far:  Augusta of Felt Happens (Episode 10)   Jen Blanco (Episode 16)    These ones are upcoming: - Crystal Moody (Episode 25) - Mary Purdie (Episode 30) and Deandre Purdie (Episode 31) (Coming Soon - June 5 and 6)    I'm really enjoying these podcasts at the moment: Happier with Gretchen Rubin  Side Hustle School with Chris Guillebeau Young House Love Has a Podcast  Sorta Awesome      How to Find Sally and Her 100 Creatives Podcast 100 Creatives website Instagram @100.creatives

Elise Blaha Cripe lives with her husband and two young daughters in San Diego, California. She has been sharing thoughts and DIY projects online since 2005, running an online shop of handmade goods since 2008, and in 2015 launched GET TO WORK BOOK, a day planner + goal-setting journal. She also hosts a weekly podcast, Elise Gets Crafty, that focuses on creative small business. We're chatting with Elise about being creative throughout the different stages of life, taking breaks from your creative projects, and where she got the inspiration to create the GET TO WORK BOOK. Sign up for our completely not-overwhelming newsletter to get updates about the podcast, i.e. when new seasons air! Here's where you can find Elise Elisejoy.com Gettoworkbook.com @elisejoy on Instagram enjoyitblog.com Here's where you can find Abbigail www.InkwellsandImages.com Twitter Instagram Facebook Here's where you can find Ashley www.brookseditorial.com www.ashleybrookswrites.com Twitter Instagram Pinterest Mini Book Club The Time-Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr Dark Matter by Blake Crouch The Versions of Us by Laura Barnett Daily Rituals: How Artists Work by Mason Currey

Blogger Elise Blaha Cripe, founder of Get to Work Book, has experimented with a variety of DIY projects - scrapbooking, letterpress prints, wedding invitations...you name it, she’s done it. But how did she figure out exactly what product she wanted to create? Step by step, she explains what specific goal led her to quit her retail job, what social platforms she uses to market her business, and what she tells herself to break through mental barriers.

Elise Blaha Cripe (Elise Gets Crafty, Get to Work Book) tells us about trading her day job for self-employment, quitting blogging for mental health, and finding that Work-Life-Balance. Plus detailed amazing Productivity tips and how to just GET TO WORK. Brought to you by: Blogging...wait...oh...this is uncomfortable. SHOW NOTES: Instagram: @Elisejoy 100 Pep Talks: http://www.gettoworkbook.com/product/100-pep-talks-book Get to Work Book: http://www.gettoworkbook.com/products Elise Get's Crafty Podcast: http://www.elisejoy.com/podcast/ Website: http://www.elisejoy.com

Today's guest is Elise Blaha Cripe, who you may know as the creative professional behind the Get to Work Book planner, or the host of podcast Elise Gets Crafty. Most importantly, Elise is one of those people who can’t NOT talk about books—who loves to be reading, and loves to share what she reads. Today we talk about Elise’s love of big, thick books, the three places she gets her book recommendations, and how the true sign of a great book is if it makes Elise forget she has a phone.Click over to the podcast website for the full list of titles discussed in this episode, and leave us a comment to let us know what YOU think Elise should read next!Connect with Elise: Website | Instagram | Goodreads.Connect with Anne: Blog | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | WSIRN Instagram

Annie chats with Chris about the books she read in October:  + Today Will Be Different + Dark Matter + In the Garden of Small Beginnings + Juniper (listen to this Radiolab episode for more on this story) + The Children + Who Killed These Girls? (here's the Reply All episode Chris mentioned)  ** Shop these titles on The Bookshelf website here. ** Other titles mentioned include:  + Where'd You Go, Bernadette + Leave Me + The Martian + Before the Fall + Kitchens of the Great Midwest + Visit from the Goon Squad + Seating Arrangements + The Nest + Commonwealth + The Children's Crusade   Annie mentioned how she finds book recommendations on Instagram through Shauna Niequist and Elise Blaha Cripe.     

In this month's podcast, we introduce our featured maker and project for our March 2016 box. Elise Blaha Cripe join us to share more about her background as a crafter and maker, and specifically what makes arm knitting so special. We share more on the beautiful, extra chunky ecru wool yarn we're using as well as tips and tricks on how to care for your finished arm knitted blanket. Thanks for joining us!  Learn More: https://thecraftersbox.com/2016-03_featured-maker/

Find Elise here: Website // Shop // Twitter // Instagram // Pinterest Elise Blaha Cripe is a blogger, crafter and goal setter in San Diego, California. She has been sharing thoughts and DIY projects since 2005 and running an online shop of handmade goods since 2008. Recently, Elise launched a daily planner & goal-setting workbook called Get To Work Book. Elise also hosts a weekly podcast, elise gets crafty, that focuses on handmade business, blogging, creativity and inspiration. As I mention in my intro of this episode Elise is kind of my girl boss crush. Ask Danielle and she will confirm this, so having Elise on the show was super fun. As we do with each guest we start out discussing what their definition of success is. Elise shares so many wonderful thoughts on what success is for her. "That balance of being challenged by the work you are doing and being satisfied by the work you are doing." Elise shares that this applies to not just to work, but also to relationships, parenthood, life in general! "I don't think success is I've climbed to the top of the mountain, I did it. I think it's more as you're climbing to the top of the mountain. That's where the most reward and most satisfaction comes." Elise also talks about the satisfaction that comes from striving towards something, a goal, a task etc. "There is a lot of successful feelings that come from working on something." We talk about the value of looking back and seeing how far you've come versus just focusing on how far you still have to go or what you still haven't accomplished yet. Elise shares with us the story of not getting the desk job with a specific path just out of college and how that shaped her life. She shares how if she would have been given an offer she would have taken the more comfortable path, but clearly the universe had a different plan. Elise studied marketing in college and shares how the marketing principles she learned in college she now gets to apply to her business today. We also talk about setting boundaries. Whether you are in a corporate job or own your own business you have to set boundaries. Elise also shares a lot of great valuable insight about working and and being a mom. Great advice for those who work from home or outside the home.  She shares how she put too much pressure on herself after her first daughter was born, how she plans to slow down when her second daughter arrives in November.

I was so excited to have Elise Blaha Cripe back on the show! This week, we talked all about goal-setting and getting things done. Elise is a MASTER at setting (and sharing) her goals and I was excited to chat with her about the practical steps of how she gets things done and how her business (and goals!) has evolved over time. We also got to talk about two of Elise's bigger projects: Make29 and her Get to Work Book (amazing!) and how these projects have played into each other and what she's learned about everything. And, a conversation about goals and doing the work wouldn't be complete without diving into a discussion about fear and comparisons and all that good stuff. We covered a lot in this conversation! Elise, thank you SO MUCH! It's always a treat to be able to share time with you!  **100 Rejection Letters** - Registration open through 10/31/16   Show Notes: Connect with Elise: Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter The Get To Work Book | Instagram | the walk-through video Elise's Make29 project Elise's earlier episode of Raise your Hand Say Yes about starting Elise's Podcast (and my episode: Say no to say yes.) Elise's blog post about the collaborative process of making the Get To Work Book  

I was so excited to have Elise Blaha Cripe back on the show! This week, we talked all about goal-setting and getting things done. Elise is a MASTER at setting (and sharing) her goals and I was excited to chat with her about the practical steps of how she gets things done and how her business (and goals!) has evolved over time. We also got to talk about two of Elise's bigger projects: Make29 and her Get to Work Book (amazing!) and how these projects have played into each other and what she's learned about everything. And, a conversation about goals and doing the work wouldn't be complete without diving into a discussion about fear and comparisons and all that good stuff. We covered a lot in this conversation! Elise, thank you SO MUCH! It's always a treat to be able to share time with you!  **100 Rejection Letters** - Registration open through 10/31/16   Show Notes: Connect with Elise: Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter The Get To Work Book | Instagram | the walk-through video Elise’s Make29 project Elise's earlier episode of Raise your Hand Say Yes about starting Elise’s Podcast (and my episode: Say no to say yes.) Elise's blog post about the collaborative process of making the Get To Work Book  

Ahh, I love Nicole and Delilah from Craftcation so so much and was thrilled to have them on the show this week!  We talked a LOT about partnerships and creative collaborations, but we also talked about how to (creatively) make the best of a shitty situation, what to do when things go wrong, and how to let things go to make room for the new in your life.  Nicole and Delilah, you are the best and I can't wait to hug you like crazy in March!  PS. Speaking of April, did you know that I'll be speaking at Craftcation 2015 along with some of my other creative friends (and podcast guests!) including: Kari Chapin, Emily McDowell, Elise Blaha Cripe, Mati McDonough...and so many more! Early bird tickets are still available. Get yours now, and we can sit on the beach together and have cocktails. It's gonna be The Best.  Show Notes: Craftcation 2015: March 26-29 in Ventura CA Register Here (Early-bird registration available until 2/15) Patchwork Show

Ahh, I love Nicole and Delilah from Craftcation so so much and was thrilled to have them on the show this week!  We talked a LOT about partnerships and creative collaborations, but we also talked about how to (creatively) make the best of a shitty situation, what to do when things go wrong, and how to let things go to make room for the new in your life.  Nicole and Delilah, you are the best and I can't wait to hug you like crazy in March!  PS. Speaking of April, did you know that I'll be speaking at Craftcation 2015 along with some of my other creative friends (and podcast guests!) including: Kari Chapin, Emily McDowell, Elise Blaha Cripe, Mati McDonough...and so many more! Early bird tickets are still available. Get yours now, and we can sit on the beach together and have cocktails. It's gonna be The Best.  Show Notes: Craftcation 2015: March 26-29 in Ventura CA Register Here (Early-bird registration available until 2/15) Patchwork Show

On today's show I chat via Skype with Elise Blaha Cripe. She's a maker, blogger and podcaster who has built her business around the appreciation of the attempt. Listen in as we chat about why Elise stretches herself creatively, what made her realize that she doesn't have to do it all and how she's built a successful business by consistently trying new things. You can find the show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

This week on Raise your Hand Say Yes, I'm interviewing one of my favorite bloggers, Elise Blaha Cripe about starting before you're ready. Elise is a powerhouse at making things happen and I was so excited for the chance to go behind the scenes of her process!  In this episode, we talk about Elise's motto "Just start." and how that fuels the creative work that she does! We also talk about overcoming perfectionism, escaping fear, getting vulnerable, and staying productive. This episode is jam-packed with awesome!    **100 Rejection Letters** - Registration open through 10/31/16   Show Notes: Connect with Elise: Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter Elise's Make29 project Elise's Podcast (and my episode: Say no to say yes.) Elise's Keeping it Real episode Dear Ellerie letters

This week on Raise your Hand Say Yes, I'm interviewing one of my favorite bloggers, Elise Blaha Cripe about starting before you're ready. Elise is a powerhouse at making things happen and I was so excited for the chance to go behind the scenes of her process!  In this episode, we talk about Elise's motto "Just start." and how that fuels the creative work that she does! We also talk about overcoming perfectionism, escaping fear, getting vulnerable, and staying productive. This episode is jam-packed with awesome!    **100 Rejection Letters** - Registration open through 10/31/16   Show Notes: Connect with Elise: Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter Elise's Make29 project Elise's Podcast (and my episode: Say no to say yes.) Elise's Keeping it Real episode Dear Ellerie letters