Podcast appearances and mentions of erin flynn

We finding out about driving to the Alps in an electric vehicle, discuss Courmayeur in Italy, plus we have an entrepreneur focus talking to the founders of two snowsports companies. We also have our regular snow reports, your feedback, news on more World Cup wins for Team GB plus an update from Dave Ryding ahead of the World Champs in Saalbach. Iain was joined by Erin Flynn, founder of the clothing company Ruanua and Simon Hooper, founder of Whitestorm, the ski hire company in Courchevel and Meribel.  Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Don't forget that if you want to help The Ski Podcast and save yourself some money this winter…all you need to do is to use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book your ski hire at intersportrent.com.  That applies to any ski hire booked in their massive network across France, Austria and Switzerland – that's hundreds of resorts. You'll get a guaranteed additional discount, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied.  SHOW NOTES Iain was in Les 2 Alpes in April 2024 (1:30) Catherine Murphy reported on the new Jandri 3S lift in Episode 232 (2:30) Iain reported on snow conditions in Chamonix last weekend (4:30) Before that he was skiing in Courmayeur, Italy (5:00) Mike Richards reported from Erciyes in Turkey (5:30) Floss Cockle reported from Tignes (6:45) Mia Brookes won the Slopestyle at the Laax Open (8:00) Jasmin Taylor took a gold and silver in the Telemark World Cup (8:45) Dave Ryding was talking about the World Champs coming up in Saalbach (9:00) Regular listeners may recall I took the Flight Free UK pledge in 2024 Iain is taking the Flight Free Pledge again in 2025 (12:15) Iain founded Ski Flight Free in 2019 (12:00) Iain drove a BMW iX M60 electric vehicle to Courmayeur and Chamonix (13:00) For charging, Iain used the Ionity network all the way (15:00) For more advice on EVs in the Alps there's an excellent page on SNO.co.uk website (16:00) Ruanua is a new resortwear brand (18:00) Erin worked as a ski instructor in Saalbach (19:30) Ruanua uses stock fabric which is already made and unused (22:45) Garments are made PFC-free with RDS certified Down (24:45) Ruanua launched in autumn 2024 (27:00) Simon founded Whitestorm in 2012 in Courchevel 1850 (30:00) He now employs 21 staff (33:00) The trend to ski rental as baggage fees have increased (34:45) Iain reported on the new Courchevel Saulire cable car in Episode 229 (36:30) Watch Iain's video about the Skyway Monte Bianco lift in Courmayeur (37:00) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V055PF5enZA Join The Ski Podcast WhatsApp channel (41:00) Feedback   I enjoy all feedback about the show, I'm always interested to hear what you think, so please do contact me on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com  Jack Kelly: "Love the show!"   Kosta: "The equipment specials have been very good this year and Al communicates the nuances of design very well. The interviews also have been interesting and have shown the work that happens behind most people's one week holiday. Keep up the good work" Helen Keast (Spotify): "Really enjoyed Episode 232 with Mark Smith” There are now 244 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up. There is so much to listen to in our previous episodes, just go to theskipodcast.com and search around the tags and categories: you're bound to find something of interest.  If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:    1) Follow us. Just take a look for that button and press it now  2) Give us a review or just leave a comment on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or take this link You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

Dr. Erin Flynn is a longtime educator and founder of the Hedge School Cooperative, an inclusive, secular, LGBTQIA-welcoming microschool for homeschoolers in Austin, Texas. The school offers two to four days of in-person instruction for 8th-12th graders. *** Sign up for Kerry's free, weekly email newsletter on education trends at fee.org/liberated.

“I have too many clothes but nothing to wear.” It's a common phrase that many of us think as we peer into our closets. But is there a solution? It's my personal belief that decluttering can absolutely solve this problem; however, I think there are even more ways we can address this mentality. Joining me today to help find solutions to closet overwhelm is founder of the Cladwell app, Erin Flynn. As a working mom with limited time, Erin understands the challenges that many of us face when it comes to our wardrobes. She believes in the concept of "less is more," helping people refine their personal style, shop smarter, and get creative with their existing wardrobe. Erin emphasizes the importance of normalizing outfit repeats, living intentionally, shopping from our own closets, and, of course, clearing the clutter. The episode delves into these topics and more!-----------------------Links Discussed in This EpisodeOrder a Copy of Minimalist Moms: Living and Parenting with SimplicityBeneficial Resource: Rich Roll Podcast | Adam Grant Podcast | Brene Brown PodcastConnect with Erin:InstagramWebsiteApp: Cladwell AppEnjoy this Podcast?Learning how you can get rid of clutter and live an intentional and purposeful life has never been this simple. If you enjoyed today's episode of the Minimalist Moms Podcast, then hit subscribe and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your fellow mothers so that they can be inspired to think more and do with less.Have any questions? You can contact me through my website, find me on Instagram, or like The Minimalist Moms Page on Facebook.Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit the website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher.——————————————Episode Sponsors |The Minimalist Moms Podcast would not be possible without the support of weekly sponsors. Choosing brands that I believe in is important to me. I only want to recommend brands that I believe may help you in your daily life. As always, never feel pressured into buying anything. Remember: if you don't need it, it's not a good deal!Liquid IV | Grab your Liquid I.V. in bulk nationwide at Costco or you can get 20% off when you go to LiquidIV.com and use code MINIMALIST at checkout.HelloFresh | Go to Hellofresh.com/minimalist16 and use code MINIMALIST16 for 16 free meals plus free shipping!Avocado Mattress | Visit avocadomattress.com to shop now. For a limited time, get 10% off mattresses with code minimalist10 at checkout.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/minimalist-moms-podcast2093/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Do you ever feel like you're permanently glued to your work computer? Erin Flynn did. In fact, Erin was checking her sales on her wedding day, and this, along with other big life events that made her feel addicted to her business, were what prompted her to drop her hours and live her life. This week, episode 104 of the Product Powerhouse Podcast is about how to spend less time glued to your computer, and more time living your life! In this episode of the Product Powerhouse Podcast, Erin Flynn is sharing the importance of removing the pieces of your business that you do not enjoy to work less and actionable steps you can take right now to feel better about your limited time with your business. Some of the talking points Erin and I go over in this episode include:The first few things you can do to detach from your computer and step away from your business.How to manage the day-to-day tasks, like customer service, while being an out-of-the-office entrepreneur.How to evaluate the tasks you've put pressure on yourself to do, and how to easily remove or reestablish them as needed. Ways product based businesses can continue to make money even if they are hospitalized, on maternity leave, or on vacation. There is power in being an entrepreneur who is not glued to their work all the time; the power to take a vacation, have that time flexibility or even handle emergencies as they arise in our lives, is far more important than burning out doing everything we think we have to do to be successful. Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on growing your product shop and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Product Powerhouse and Erin at https://productpowerhouse.co/podcast/CONNECT WITH Erin Flynn:WebsiteInstagramFacebookPinterestCONNECT WITH ERIN ALEXANDER:FacebookInstagramYouTubeShow NotesWork with Erin!Simplified SEO CourseDIY Shopify CourseLinks Mentioned: Ep 94: Product based businesses you can do with little/no inventory

Erin Flynn is one of the founders of a new club in the CBRM. Their goal is to help people who are new to the area connect through sport and social activities.

Today we've got Dr. Tj Williams and Erin Flynn on the show. They are the owners of The Institute of Natural Health in St. Louis, MO, and the hosts of the radio show and podcast Wellness 101. Dr. TJ is double certified in functional medicine and Erin is an attorney who is navigating life with three auto-immune conditions.    You guys hear me talk a lot about health in terms of nutrition, but health goes deeper than that. I am so grateful that many years ago I was introduced to functional medicine, specifically Dr. TJ and The Institute of Natural Health. I am so excited to have him along with his wife Erin to talk about what they do and to explain what functional medicine is and what they can offer.   >>> Find DR. TJ & Erin on IG @inhstl, @erin.k.flynn, @drtjwilliams   >>> Connect with me on IG @jilliantedesco >>> Connect with me online at jilliantedesco.co

If you've been here for a while, you know that I just rebranded from my name (Erin Flynn) to Successfully Simple two years ago. So you might be wondering WHY another change in name? What the heck is going on? Let's dive into the why and how of my rebrand to Out of Office Entrepreneur! https://outofofficeentrepreneur.com/rebrand/

Listen to this podcast to learn more about and register for online fertility yoga classes with Dr Erin Flynn. IF YOU LIKE OUR PODCASTS PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND BE SURE TO LEAVE A GLOWING REVIEW BELOW Visit episode web page - https://yinstill.com/online-yoga-classes-for-fertility/  FURTHER RESOURCES; https://yinstill.com/ https://www.instagram.com/yinstill_reproductive/ https://www.facebook.com/YinstillReproductive https://drspencepentland.com/ https://www.instagram.com/spencepentland/ https://twitter.com/DrPentland https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencepentland/ https://www.youtube.com/user/drspencepentland 

I'm stoked to share Diane Neubauer's inspirational story! Diane just ROCKED a 2:45 at the McKirdy Micro Marathon, destroying her previous PR of 3:07 by an astonishing 22 minutes—just 13 months after having her 2nd son, Noah. Diane was living on a military base in Germany with her Air Force husband, Andrew, and their newborn baby, Luke, and was struggling with postpartum depression/anxiety. A chance invite to a 7-mile race from a mother-based running group (Stroller Warriors) changed everything! She nursed Luke before and after the race and it was the first time Diane felt she could breathe in so long! In her own words, "finding running again in motherhood has saved me." We discussed: -Growing up in a competitive, athletic, military family -The influence her dad had on her (former marathon coach at West Point, ran Boston (with a PR of 2:51) -High school/college running -Key coaches/mentors—Erin Flynn, Joe Dare, James McKirdy -Community—Girls On the Run, Stroller Warriors, helping other mother-runners, coaching high school cross-country, & giving back -Race day mantras, fueling, goal-setting, chasing your dreams—OTQ Connecting with James McKirdy via a referral from Coach Joe Dare brought them together. For the past 13 months, they’ve pushed hard, with a focus on remaining healthy as the #1 priority. "Having a coach who believes in your dreams has been life changing. He was able to bike me in for the marathon and that is something I will cherish forever." Working together for 23 miles with teammate Michael Perley helped them both achieve their goals and 1st place finish for Diane! The power of community and the role running plays in helping us find the best version of ourselves truly resonates in this episode. Hope you all enjoy this convo as much as we did! If you enjoy the episode, it would mean the world to me if you would rate the podcast or write a review and share feedback wherever you get your podcast groove on. Connect With Diane: Instagram: @diane_neubauer_ Connect With Ron: Personal Instagram: @ronrunsnyc Podcast Instagram: @runchats_with_ronrunsnyc Facebook: https://fb.me/runchats Website: https://ronrunsnyc.com ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2021 Ron Romano

Making sourdough, getting psyched for Zoom parties, and finally cleaning out your closet…the halcyon days of the early pandemic seem almost quaint now. If you’ve lost your luster, become a bit sluggish from staring at the same walls for 10 (!) months now, you’re not alone. Surrounding yourself with the same environment on repeat is tiring, but changing things up in your space can also do wonders for mental health. So if you didn’t sort through your closet last spring, doing so now may just give you the boost you’ve been missing. Erin Flynn, founder and CEO of the closet-clearing, capsule wardrobe kick-starting app, Cladwell, knows all too well how a closet of unworn, unloved clothes can drag you down. It can even impact decision making in other areas of life. Embracing her so-called failures as much as her successes, Erin shows us how making executive decisions in the dark doldrums of the closet can lighten your load and make room for your personal style, proving that in a consumerist culture, less is really more. Thanks for listening! We love our listeners! Drop us a line or give us guest suggestions here, or visit https://anchor.fm/superwomen/messages on your desktop or phone to leave us a voice memo! Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Big Ideas The problem with fast fashion and how to break away from that. Having the mindset of an entrepreneur to be in it for the long haul and not take a business failure as a personal failure. Guest Website Cladwell --- This episode is sponsored by · Indeed: With over 250 million unique visitors every month Indeed strives to put job seekers first. www.indeed.com/podcast Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

Meet, Erin Flynn, Co-founder and CEO of Cladwell - An app that helps you experience the freedom of a capsule wardrobe. Erin has 10 years of experience in taking ideas or insights and transforming them into products that people use daily. She’s spent the majority of her career starting and creating new businesses both on her own and within a corporation. In 2009, she grew her fashion blog, Reality Chic, into a business and was featured as a Microsoft Champion, appeared on a reality tv show ALL ON THE LINE on with Joe Zee (Creative Director of ELLE Magazine), and secured brand partnerships with T.J. Maxx, Accessorize, Shoe Dazzle, The Huffington Post, and attended Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. In 2017, Erin was selected as a recipient of The Women of Influence Award. In this episode Erin talks to us about: Her journey and how she became an entrepreneur Her advice on raising funds and going through accelerators Dealing with obstacles And a lot more... ---- If you or something you know would like to be featured in an upcoming episode - drop us an email at info@productsbywomen.com. You can learn more about Products by Women and our initiatives here!

Hi lovely listeners! I know it's been a while but I'm back with a really cool episode on taking the stress out of getting dress and decluttering your life to feel more like the REAL YOU! In this episode I interview Erin Flynn the CEO of Cladwell. Cladwell is an innovative personal styling tool used across the world with the intent to minimize the ecological footprint of the fashion industry. The idea behind Cladwell is to clear the clutter out of users’ lives and allow them to take the time to enjoy the little things in life rather than the materialistic items that constantly surround us.   Listen to this episode to discover how mentally beneficial a good closet clean-out can be.  Also as mentioned in this episode if you're struggling with anxiety and or just want to become more embodied and live the life you want to live click HERE to join my "Anxiety & Trauma Release" program. 

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This week I'm chatting with Cladwell cofounder and CEO Erin Flynn - I have the Cladwell personal styling app and use it all the time! We discuss purging closets (she took hers from 450 items to 75!), shopping intentionally (and how "planned obsolescence" and "perceived obsolescence" keep us shopping), the impact of COVID-19 on business, how to make the most of Cladwell and more! Also in this episode I recommend two controversial books that I enjoyed (and delve into some of the controversy): American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell (this one's the October pick for the This Mom Loves Virtual Book Club - come join us!) Plus I run through my 20 for 2020 goals (with credit to Gretchen Rubin) and give an update on the progress - which is actually better than you'd think during a pandemic! ("Wear lipstick more often" has not, however, been a success.) Thanks to this episode's sponsor, Minimalist Moms. If you live in Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough or Durham and have a child under 6 you really should check out their monthly toy lending subscription kits - save money, reduce clutter, help the environment and keep your child interested in their toys! You can find Erin Flynn on Instagram, and find Cladwell on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. You can download Cladwell from the App Store on iOS. For more information visit www.cladwell.com. This episode was edited for sound by lukasound.

Links mentioned in this episode (some may be affiliate links):Get all the show notes and all of the links and resources Erin discussed at littlegreenbow.com/43Download the Cladwell app for free at cladwell.comQUICK Declutter - 5 QUICK steps to declutter your home and get it functioning NOW!Wannabe Minimalist Facebook Group - come join the community filled with amazing people just like you who are on their journey toward minimalism and simplifying.Follow Deanna on PinterestFollow Deanna on InstagramFollow Deanna on Facebook**********************Music:Happy by MBB https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficialCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/Happy-MBBMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/g6swHZbWtRc**********************You’ve heard about capsule wardrobes, but have you ever tried one yourself? Maybe you love clothes and think a capsule wardrobe is too restrictive. Or maybe your life is filled with so many different activities you’d make a super hero’s head spin with all the outfit changes and you have no idea where to start.But, the good news is that capsule wardrobes are the opposite of restrictive and in fact give you the freedom to really enjoy everything in your closet. They also help corral the clothing you need for various activities and help you see there are holes in your wardrobe you need to fill.Buying more clothes was probably not the advice you expected from a wannabe minimalist. Am I right?The truth is that there is no magic number of clothing items we need in our closets, but most of us can and should be living with a lot less.My guest on the latest episode of the Wannabe Minimalist Show can help you love your closet and love getting dressed everyday. Erin Flynn, co-founder and CEO of cladwell.com give us the personal styling app of our dreams and even coordinates our clothes based on the weather - wherever we are!Erin's led Cladwell's growth over the last 4 years and most recently acquired Cladwell with her husband to turn it into an independently owned company. She has gone through top accelerators like 500 Startups and is currently part of Indie.vc's latest investment. She previously founded an influencer marketing startup called Canopi and has also led the launch of E.W Scripps’ first national digital subscription service.Erin and her husband Colin are living bigger lives with smaller wardrobes in Cincinnati with 1 super Irish sounding kid (Rooney) and a very formal puggle named Mr. Pug.Let’s explore what creating a capsule wardrobe could mean for you and let’s find the joy in your closet.This episode of the Wannabe Minimalist Show will help you discover:- What a capsule wardrobe really is- How to think about creating a capsule wardrobe if you live somewhere with distinct seasons or lots of different lifestyle activities.- Why we feel compelled to shop all the time- How to overcome consumer habits of clothes shopping and what to do instead- The advice about minimalism that changed Erin’s lifeSubscribe & ReviewAre you subscribed to the Wannabe Minimalist Show podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those.And if you enjoyed today’s episode, it would make my day if you left me a review on iTunes too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. Let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

Erin Flynn is the CEO and cofounder of Cladwell. Cladwell is a smart app that helps you learn how to appreciate what you have, do more with less, and clear out the clutter in your life. Get dressed easier, each and every day.In this episode Erin discusses Cladwell, Essentialism, and Defining your style to save money and enjoy all of your clothes.Get started with Cladwell:https://cladwell.com/Link to the Show Notes from this Episode:https://sustainablesavings.org/podcast/

On this weeks episode of Girl on Fire, Tanya Manocha & Rachel Georgian will be diving deeper into the startup world by interviewing Erin Flynn, the co-founder & CEO of the startup Cladwell! Erin led Cladwell's growth over the last 4 years and most recently acquired Cladwell with her husband to turn it into an independently owned company. She has gone through top accelerators like 500 Startups and is currently part of Indie.vc's latest investment. She previously founded an influencer marketing startup called Canopi and has also led the launch of E.W Scripps' first national digital subscription service. Erin and her husband Colin are living bigger lives with smaller wardrobes in Cincinnati with 1 super Irish sounding kid (Rooney) and a very formal puggle named Mr. Pug. We hope you all enjoy this weeks episode!

Today I am welcoming Erin Flynn, co-founder and CEO of Cladwell. We have a conversation on both starting in the blogging world and how we’ve transitioned to business owners from those days, her struggles with being a female entrepreneur, and why she is passionate about the concept of Cladwell. Cladwell:https://cladwell.com/https://www.instagram.com/cladwellapp/https://www.instagram.com/byerinflynn/Find Me!Samantha March Youtube: http://bit.ly/samanthamarchyt Samantha March Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marchbeautyword/ Samantha March Twitter: https://twitter.com/BySamanthaMarch Samantha's Amazon: https://amzn.to/2D0BZCL TikTok: SamanthaMarchXO: https://vm.tiktok.com/bdfrar/Email Me! startinspiredpodcast@gmail.com My Bookshttps://amzn.to/3cqHZF7My Bloghttp://chicklitplus.com/Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretsamsquad/

Ever thought about creating a capsule wardrobe? Ever thought about getting rid of all the cheap clothes sitting in your closet and investing in items from small, sustainable businesses, that will last (and stay on-trend) for the next ten years?Today's chat with Cladwell Founder & CEO, Erin Flynn, addresses how to go about that process, and how she went about it just five years ago from 450 items in her closet. Surprisingly, it's not as complicated as you might think and it's ever-evolving! So you never have to have your capsule wardrobe perfectly down- it's constantly a learning process.Check out Cladwell:Download the App!WebsiteInstagramSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/sustainabilityof)

Today’s co-host is Erin Flynn. Erin currently operates Successfully Simple with Erin Flynn where she helps business owners of all kinds (freelancers, designers, developers, marketers) build and streamline their businesses.

If you feel like you have tons of clothes and nothing to wear, this episode is for you! Kelly connects with Erin Flynn, the Founder and CEO of Cladwell; a personal styling app that helps you let go of clutter and maintain a simple wardrobe that you will wear and love.  Learn step-by-step tips on how to clean out your closet and build a capsule wardrobe using the clothes you already own.  Be inspired to make your closet cleanout fun by planning a "Closet Cleanout Session" over FaceTime or Zoom with a friend today! #CladwellCleanout @Cladwellapp Cladwell.com/community Cladwell Podcast

YOU’LL LEARNHow to market your freelance web design businessHow to avoid nightmare clientsHow to earn the trust of your clients by presenting yourself as the expertHow to optimize your productivity and only work two to four hours a dayHow to be your own bossHow to get out of a horrible jobHow to know what to charge for your web design servicesHow to set boundaries with your freelance web design clientsHow to learn your own natural rhythms to increase productivityHow to network your way into a booked calendarRESOURCESStreamline Design ProfitErin Flynn’s accelerated step-by-step framework to designing a web design business that attracts great clients, runs smoothly, and allows you to spend time doing what you love (and not admin work or chasing down content).streamlinedesignprofit.comErin FlynnErin’s personal website, inspiring us to simple success. She helps service-based creative business owners become more profitable, while slashing their workload and making time for the things that matter.erinflynn.com Matthew KimberleyMatthew is mentioned as an ‘early days’ resource for Erin Flynn.He helps small businesses sell more and sell with sophistication. He also spends a lot of time providing strategic counsel to business owners around the what, when and how of running their companies.https://matthewkimberley.com/ What is Scope Creep?Scope creep (sometimes known as “requirement creep” or even “feature creep”) refers to how a project’s requirements tend to increase over a project lifecycle, e.g. what once started out as a single deliverable becomes five. You can find the free Starter Kit Course at selfmadewebdesigner.com SubscribeYou can subscribe to the Self-Made Web Designer podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube. And be sure to rate and comment, which helps folks find the help they need!

Although this episode with my friend Erin Flynn was recorded weeks ago,  I think it has the potential to be super relevant for some of us right now as we're finding ourselves at home and possibly with more free time on our hands.  Erin is the co-founder and CEO of Cladwell and really has played a huge role in establishing something we've heard about more and more the past few years, which is capsule wardrobes. In this episode, Erin shares her story and background leading to where she is today with Cladwell, which includes her experience with a failed startup and how she has learned to trust God's plan for her life through that.  She walks us through simplifying your closet, the benefits of doing that and all about how the Cladwell app can help you to get the most out of the clothes already in your closet. If you're hoping to use this time to simplify and organize and maybe just reprioritize what you have in your house and more specifically your closet, hit play on this episode.   ERIN'S LOVING, LISTENING TO, OR READING:  Kanye Taylor Swift You Are the Girl For the Job by Jess Connolly (Erin + I both love the audio version!)   Shop Erin's Bar Necklace (hers is stamped with the word trust). Follow Cladwell on Instagram @cladwellapp https://cladwell.com/ For the stats + infographics Erin + I talked about, click HERE.  To listen to Erin's new podcast, "Too Many Clothes and Nothing to Wear," click HERE.   SHOP PS46 JEWELRY HERE. Instagram: @psfortysix

We are so honored to have Erin Flynn, CEO and founder of Cladwell, on this week's episode! Erin brings a breath of fresh air as she provides guidance on how to tackle our closets and declutter our home. She reminds us that it is definitely possible to have a minimal, yet timeless wardrobe, even when the world around us is whispering otherwise. During this time period that is keeping many of us at home under unknown circumstances, this is the perfect opportunity to get organized and bring a little bit of order from chaos.Cladwell is an app that helps consumers jumpstart this process!  Without having to purchase new items, the app helps you sort through the items you already own  and create a wardrobe that is versatile and unique to your style. To visit Cladwell, click HERE. For a seven day free trial, download Cladwell from the app store! To listen to Erin's new podcast, "Too Many Clothes and Nothing to Wear," click HERE.To download Rebekah's latest book, Rhythms of Renewal, click HERE. To take the quiz and learn your healthiest rhythm, click HERE.Thank you to our amazing sponsor, Abide! Abide is the #1 Christian, meditation app that brings peace and rest into your life. Click HERE to receive 25% off of your premium subscription!  

Please tell me I’m not the only one who loves the movie Clueless?! Now, I realize how ridiculous of a movie it is, but in a “I love how ridiculous this movie is” kind of way, right? It is what began my love affair for Jeep Wranglers, and I longed for Cher Horowitz’s infamous closet with the computerized system that dressed her every day. My guest today was not in the movie Clueless, but she did create an App called Cladwell that is basically the 2020 version of Cher’s closet dressing system. Erin Flynn is the CEO of Cladwell, a personal styling app that transforms your closet into one where you love and wear everything you own and makes getting dressed easy every morning with daily outfit recommendations. It does so much more than that, and you’ll hear how when you tune in and listen to how Erin is making a positive impact with her career. Cladwell has been featured on Good Morning America, and even did a partnership with Marie Kondo! Cladwell isn’t Erin’s first startup, and she has so many startup stories to tell. Listen now to hear about my love of the Cladwell App and Erin’s vision for creating personal style with ease. 3:30 – The Erin 101 Erin grew up in Indiana and received a full ride scholarship to play Division II Basketball in Memphis, TN. She played for all four years of college, and very soon after graduating, got married, moved to Pennsylvania, started a new job, and got a dog! This was 2009, the economy was tanking, and Erin could not find a viable job in marketing. She tried for three months to work no-pay internships and as her frustration and grew and her bank account dwindled, Erin decided it was time to take control of her career and her future. Erin started a fashion blog when influencer marketing was just taking off. Erin grew her blog into a small business, working with brands and attending fashion week. Erin noticed a disconnect in communication between brands and bloggers even though it was clear the two markets desired to work together. Erin’s first startup was a business called Canopy. She transitioned her blog into an influencer network and jumped into her first startup experience. She continued to work at it for three years, but it was difficult for consumers to understand this new world of influencer marketing. In 2011, she closed the startup and she and her husband moved back to the Midwest. Erin soon took a job with EW Scripps. EW Scripps owns over 35 television stations over the country. Erin was able to work in an entrepreneurial role there and learned more about starting something new within a company. As Erin felt a desire to get back into the startup world, she also had some angst about it, knowing first-hand the risks, sacrifices, and inevitable failures involved.. She decided to meet with the founder of a company similar to Cladwell, but for men. Erin thought she would try her hand at taking that market to women, and from there Cladwell was born. 8:08 – What Am I Going to Wear Today? When Cladwell first started, it was a platform for men to solve their personal shopping needs, a way to help them figure out what to buy next for their wardrobe. Erin came on board in 2015 when their products were changing and talks about expanding the market to women had just begun. Cladwell became interested in a capsule wardrobe, specifically helping women love and wear every piece of clothing in their closet. Erin’s personal experienced gave more shape to the idea because she’d wake up every morning, open her closet, and have no idea what to wear. Erin didn’t understand how it was possible to “not have anything to wear” when she owned 450 pieces of clothing. She had too many clothes but was still completely unsatisfied with the clothing she already had. She didn’t understand how she’d gotten to that point. Cladwell wanted to approaching personal style with capsule wardrobes to help women become more content with their clothing choices and less overwhelmed with continual shopping and overcrowded closets. The app was developed two and a half years ago to help women with an easy getting ready experience. It helps transform closets over 30, 60, 90 days, etc., to help you narrow down what you actually love and wear most often. The app also helps you declutter, hone-in on your personal style, and shop smarter while inspiring new and creative outfit combinations so that you can continue to wear what you already own in new ways. Cladwell helps you become mindful and thoughtful about what you truly love, which helps reveal your own personal style. Capsule wardrobes also help those who want to shop ethically and reduce waste! 15:16 - Declutter Without Overwhelm You don’t have to add every single piece of clothing you own to the app. You can add your favorite 10 items to start. Cladwell will match that to the 17,000 items they already have in their database. You can also take a photo of your own items and add them to your app. Holding onto things can keep us stuck in the past after we’ve gone through big life experiences and transitions. It can feel like a fresh start to walk into a space that represents how you look and feel in the present as well as how you want to approach the future. A lot of emotional baggage can be held onto in our closets whether because of fear, nostalgia, or a little of both. We are also constantly bombarded with messages to buy more. We shop way too fast and feel pressure to continue acquiring new things. We’re already wearing 20% of what’s in our closets and fall into cycles of thinking we need to start over from scratch when we no longer love our closets. We are tempted to buy more pieces thinking we’ll like something new more that what we already have. 22:33 - Shop Your Own Closet Right before the 1980s, Americans only bought 12 new items per year on average. Today, we are buying 68 items per year. Cladwell offers encouragement to shop what you already have with daily outfit suggestions and recommendations of what to add to your closet to help you create a greater number of outfits with fewer pieces of clothing. Since the app helps you feel like you have a brand-new wardrobe with what you already own, you can be more intentional with your choices when you shop. When you start to narrow down the items you wear most, your personal style starts to appear. It also makes styling and getting ready in the morning a much more simple and enjoyable process. You can also build different capsules for different occasions. This is especially helpful for travel because you can determine 5-7 items to pack that will allow you to combine pieces to create enough looks for 14 days. Sometimes we even shop when we’re bored. Creating capsules and exploring your closet through the Cladwell app can help you stay creative and interested in what you have so it’s literally as if you get to go shopping, but without spending money or adding clutter to your life. Cladwell even has a social media feature to follow other people for ideas, inspiration, and community. You can even cultivate your own style by looking at your friend’s outfits! The app will give you suggestions from your closet based on what your friend is wearing. 34:56 - On the Cladwell Horizon In August, Erin and her husband bought the company. Originally Cladwell was an investor-backed, fast-growth tech startup. They still want to grow, but more importantly, they want to stay loyal to their brand roots and share the mission that people’s clothes and closets matter. The app will be redesigned with a new look and feel this summer. Cladwell is also working on an app for Android phones that they hope to launch soon. 37:24 – Getting to Know Our Guest Tune in as Erin’s answers fun questions like what her hype song would be, what style she thinks people will be nostalgic for in 40 years, and more! Most importantly, hear from Erin about what it means to her to run a business with purpose. Memorable Quotes: 9:42 – “Not being satisfied with my closet kept me on this perpetual cycle of continually shopping, which actually only made the problem worse. “ 11:11 – “It’s a personal styling app that transforms your closet into one you’ll love. We make getting dressed easy every morning with daily outfit recommendations using the clothes in your closet.” 11:51 – “Most people only wear 20% of their closet and hold on to 80% of clutter.” 16:48 – “If you know what you like and you know who you are, you can make so many better decisions. I really believe the closet is representative of your head. If you have a messy closet, you may have a messy head. From there you can really transform the rest of your life.” About Erin Flynn: Erin is the CEO of Cladwell, a personal styling app that transforms your closet into one where you love and wear everything you own and makes getting dressed easy every morning with daily outfit recommendations. Cladwell's been featured on Good Morning America and even done a partnership with Marie Kondo. This is not her first startup and as a self-proclaimed reluctant entrepreneur, she has many startup stories to tell. Erin and her husband Colin reside in Cincinnati with 1 super Irish sounding kid (Rooney) and a very formal puggle named Mr. Pug.

In episode 190, Kestrel welcomes Erin Flynn, the CEO of Cladwell, to the show. A personal styling app, Cladwell allows users to add in their clothes (without taking photos) and it will generate daily outfits personalized for their weather. ”I would go to my closet and say the same thing which is, I have too many clothes and nothing to wear, which was ridiculous because I had over 450 items hanging in my closet — so, there was no reason that I should have nothing to wear.” -Erin Flynn, CEO of Cladwell On this week’s show, Erin shares more on how the financial crisis got her originally into fashion blogging and entrepreneurship. Also, she explains how she first got connected with Cladwell, and eventually decided to purchase it to have more autonomy over the gradual growth of the company. Kestrel and Erin talk a lot about personal style and finding ways to appreciate the clothes we already have. For Erin, she believes that if you don’t understand your personal style, it’s difficult to build a closet that you love. Also, Erin walks us through more on how the Cladwell app works, and the ways it can help you get dressed every day, get in tune with your personal style, and find ways to utilize the pieces in your closet. Kestrel asks Erin to explore the idea of behavior change, and ways in which Cladwell is successfully challenging people to shift their habits to a less is more approach. The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: “I was in this endless cycle of shopping, thinking that that would solve my style problem.” “I really believe that everyone has kind of their own unique, personal style, but I also believe that most people don’t know what they like. And so, it’s really hard to build a closet you love when you don’t know what you like.” “We were originally investor-backed … we ultimately ended up buying the company, and the whole goal now is to make it a sustainable and profitable company really driven by our values and our mission.” “It’s really about making the most of your closet, so we’re trying to help you love and wear everything you own.” The app shares this stat: the average person only wears 20% of their closet. The average Cladwell user wears 65% of their closet, and the app can help you track how much of your closet you’re actually wearing. Subscribe to Black Sustainability newsletter by Dominique Drakeford (mentioned in intro)

Erin Flynn is one of my favorite people to talk to. We are in a Master Mind group together and her insight and approach is always appreciated. Today, we’re talking about how she’s managed to build a business around literally working 2-4 hours a day. Recently she tweeted that she worked 1/4 the “normal job” […] The post Optimizing Your Time While Running a Business with Erin Flynn appeared first on How I Built It.

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Tune in as I talk with Cladwell CEO, Erin Flynn. Cladwell is the world's largest personal styling app designed to help you love your clothes again. Listen as we talk about fast fashion, her story, and how decluttering her closet changed her life!

Erin has been making websites since 1999, started her own web design and development company in 2012, and has taught over 10,000 students. She's spent the past seven years figuring out the business part of running a freelance business so that you don't have to. Here's the deal: running a truly sustainable and profitable freelance business takes more than your industry skills. You've got to have the business skills nailed down too so that you have smooth processes, happy clients, and actually have a business that makes money without working all the time. That's where Erin comes in. When she's not teaching freelancers or working with her own design clients, Erin can be found exploring the mountains near her home in Aspen, Colorado. Find out more at erinflynn.com Here's what we cover during episode 051: Check out Erin's first interview on The Design Business Show The quick backstory on how Erin started her design business and what she's up to now How to get access to her course for web designers called Streamline. Design. Profit. Why she's shifting to serve service providers + solopreneurs in addition to web designers The story behind why she started her membership site for web designers Why she believes that it's always okay to shift what you're doing in your business How working 4 hours a day has worked for Erin Why good communication and organization is the key to creating a successful business How she uses an intro packet in her business - and why people love it Why she creates the intro packet as a PDF instead of putting the content on her website Signs freelancers can look for during the inquiry process to see if clients might not be a good fit Mistakes I made on a project with a client who I've done multiple projects with Why after an hour of “free” work, Erin always charges for work she's doing Why it's important to charge more for things that fall outside of your project scope The story behind Erin's new brand and tagline Why having systems in place is so helpful for freelancers so they don't have to be glued to their computer Why it's important for Erin to enjoy her life and not work constantly How freelancers can get started with creating one new system for their business and scheduling the time to do it Why it's important to know how to make functional designs (not just pretty things) The story behind one of Erin's early clients and how her website was getting her new clients Erin's tips for managing ongoing client relationships Tips for managing retainer clients and becoming an expert for your clients How she sets up retainer packages where she's the expert to help clients get results Why getting referrals are the best types of clients you can get in your business Tips for creating a process for asking for referrals Links mentioned: Erin's Website Erin's Course: Streamline. Design. Profit. (affiliate link)  Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to join the free community!  Let's connect on Instagram! Some of these links may be affiliate links, which means I may receive a referral fee if you buy a program using my link. I'd never promote a program or service from someone I didn't know, love and trust!  

Ottawa – The National Campus and Community Radio Association/l’Association nationale des radios étudiantes et communautaires (“NCRA/ANREC”) has thrown its support behind We Choose, a campaign sponsored by the watchdog group FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting. Canadians support and understand the need for vibrant Canadian media and worry about the scourge of misinformation delivered by social media. FRIENDS’ We Choose campaign is putting that support on the political map as the federal election approaches. Erin Flynn, CHUO Station manager (left), Daniel Bernhard, FRIENDS’ Executive Director (centre), National Campus and Community Radio Association Exec. Dir. Barry Rooke (right). “Our political leaders need to know that voters strongly support public service broadcasting, especially local services, and understand the indispensable role of local voices in our democracy. FRIENDS recognizes that our member stations deliver a vital public service. That’s why we are supporting this essential campaign,” says NCRA/ANREC Executive Director Barry Rooke. “We will be encouraging our members and supporters to participate in FRIENDS’ campaign in any way they can,” says Rooke. FRIENDS is distributing We Choose Canada, We Choose CBC and We Choose Canadian Journalism lawn signs in 22 battleground ridings to demonstrate the full extent to which voters will support policies – and politicians – that strengthen public service broadcasters and all Canadian media. Volunteers in these ridings are taking the campaign to community events and are also briefing candidates one on one. “We are extremely pleased that the NCRA has thrown its support behind this campaign,” says FRIENDS Executive Director Daniel Bernhard. “The NCRA represents a very important group of public service broadcasters who help to keep our democracy alive and our communities connected in increasingly difficult conditions. Canada needs this campaign to succeed, and with the NCRA on board, our prospects for success have markedly improved.” Canadian journalism is gravely endangered. During the past ten years, thousands of journalists have been laid off. 250 media outlets have closed, many in small- and medium-sized communities with few alternative sources of news and information. Meanwhile, CBC/Radio-Canada remains one of the most poorly funded public broadcasters in the developed world. “Our democracy needs more journalists and local media,” says Daniel Bernhard, Executive Director of FRIENDS. “It’s time for Ottawa to support our media and end the special treatment that gives foreign media giants like Facebook and Google an unfair advantage over our own media.” The federal government has acknowledged the journalism crisis. But Ottawa’s bailout package is grossly inadequate compared to the magnitude of the problem. And it does nothing to deal with the root source of the problem: the flight of advertising revenue to foreign digital publishers which Canadian tax policy actively encourages. This major oversight has been noted by the journalism organizations asked by the federal government to help design the bailout program. FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting is a non-partisan watchdog group supported by 364,000 Canadians that works to keep Canadian story-telling and journalism strong on air and online. The National Campus and Community Radio Association/L'Association nationale des radios étudiantes et communautaires (“NCRA/ANREC”) is a not-for-profit national association working to recognize, support, and encourage volunteer-based, non-profit, public-access campus, community and native radio broadcasters in Canada. Our goals are to ensure stability and support for individual stations, and to promote the long-term growth and effectiveness of the sector. More than 100 campus and community radio stations across the country belong to the association. -30- For information: Jim Thompsonjim@friends.ca 613-447-9592 NCRA/ANREC Contact: Barry Rooke barry@ncra.ca 613-321-1440

This week The Children's Hour went to the zoo in a broadcast from the Albuquerque Zoo's Africa stage between the hyenas and chimps, with Mammal Curator, Dr. Erin Flynn, and zookeeper Alegria Lacy and one of the McCaw parrot's she helps train, Salsa. With live music by the band Zoolojams, learn about how zoos are helping to save critically endangered species, and find out what a zookeeper's job is like.

18+ hour days and weekends can be common place in agency life. How do you create a business that promotes a healthy balanced life? Erin shares her story of how she’s been able to build a business that allows her to enjoy the natural beauty of her surroundings, whilst running two successful businesses. Full show notes - https://agencytrailblazer.com/podcast/building-a-balanced-agency-life/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erin is basically royalty of the client onboarding and communication world. If you've heard people talking about an “intro packet”, I'm pretty sure she coined that term... These are some of the most neglected parts of the agency process for anything - websites, design, marketing, whatever I heard a quote that if a client ever […]

Erin is basically royalty of the client onboarding and communication world. If you’ve heard people talking about an “intro packet”, I’m pretty sure she coined that term… These are some of the most neglected parts of the agency process for anything – websites, design, marketing, whatever I heard a quote that if a client ever ... Read more

On Today's show, I interview my friend, Erin Flynn. Erin has been making websites since 1999, and started her own web design and development company in 2012. She's spent the past six years figuring out the business part of running a freelance web design business so that you don't have to. Here's the deal: running a truly profitable web design business takes more than design and coding skills. You've got to have the business skills nailed down too so that you have smooth processes, happy clients, and actually have a business that makes money without working ALL THE TIME. That's where Erin comes in. When she's not teaching designers or working with her own design/development clients, Erin can be found exploring the mountains near her home in Aspen, Colorado. On today's episode, here's what we talk about: How she made $750 for her first website client at 17 How her communication degree proved to be valuable when she started her business Her crappy job situation lead to her landing her first official web design client, who she still works with today How designers can choose clients who are respectful and will be a good fit How designers can create an intro packet to send to potential clients to explain the project process, payment plans, how she communicates with clients and more When she started to teach designers how to run the business side of their businesses and what the mistakes designers make when selling a website package Her method for listening to her ideal clients to see what they're struggling with How she got her first business client Why designers should focus on selling the solution versus a pretty website How establishing yourself as an expert and finding people in complimentary industries helped her get referrals early on How designers can take 10 minutes to map out all the steps of their design project process Learn her personal process for working with her web clients and how she collaborates with other creatives Why she's creating a course for web designers who want to charge $5K or more for website design Links mentioned: Erin's Website Erin's Web Design Course Like what you heard? Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to join the free community! Let's connect on Instagram!

Deciding what to invest in at certain times in my business has been crucial to the progress I’ve made. And when I heard about Erin Flynn’s (http://erinflynn.com) Mastermind this year, I knew I had to jump on the opportunity asap.   In this solo episode, I go into the process I took to decide this was the right event for me, what the actual mastermind was like, the other women I met there, and the results I’ve gotten so far from being the mastermind.   More info about Erin here: http://erinflynn.com https://www.instagram.com/erin3flynn/ Erin’s Teachable Courses for Web Developers/Web Designers: https://unstoppable.erinflynn.com/     http://digimorphs.com https://www.instagram.com/digimorphs/

I'm not very good in the real world! Get me away from my little office and my screens and I'm all 'out-at-sea'! I have to suddenly communicate with people and interact; I cannot click a button and get an expected response from other people. People, unlike code, are just so darn unpredictable. They do what they want and have hidden thoughts and expectations. If you've been building websites for clients for any length of time, you'll know that your clients can be your best friend and your worse nightmare. They want things they didn't communicate to you. So it goes! Erin Flynn is here to help you sort this mess out.

I'm not very good in the real world! Get me away from my little office and my screens and I'm all 'out-at-sea'! I have to suddenly communicate with people and interact; I cannot click a button and get an expected response from other people. People, unlike code, are just so darn unpredictable. They do what they want and have hidden thoughts and expectations. If you've been building websites for clients for any length of time, you'll know that your clients can be your best friend and your worse nightmare. They want things they didn't communicate to you. So it goes! Erin Flynn is here to help you sort this mess out.

In this week's episode, I'm interviewing Erin Flynn web designer and educator. Erin and I chat about the importance of having a business that fits your lifestyle along with money blocks that can occur when raising your prices. Don't Forget To Pin Me!

Erin Flynn, board director of Portland's Innovation Quadrant and associate vice president for strategic partnerships at Portland State University discusses the newly launched Portland IQ initiative. She also examines higher education's changing role in relation to the private sector and how colleges and universities can help foster better, more inclusive technology innovation.

From Wiggleworms to the Latin Music Festival, this two-part episode explores how the school has expanded class offerings and community programs to be more inclusive and broad-reaching over the past 36 years. This is part five of a six-part documentary series on the 60-year history of Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music, told through the voices and songs of the people who were there. The conversations featured were gathered in collaboration with StoryCorps this year, along with archival music culled from the school's Resource Center. Go to oldtownschool.org/StoryCorps to hear more excerpts, full interviews, and to learn more about this ongoing partnership. Original recordings featured in this episode (in order of occurrence): - “Glory of Love” performed by Big Bill Broonzy live at Circle Pines Center, circa 1950s - “Yemaya” performed by Conjunto Cespedes, 4544 N Lincoln Ave, 2/5/2000 - StoryCorps conversation between Jim Hirsch & Skip Landt, StoryCorps booth at the Chicago Cultural Center, 7/6/2017 - “Puerto Rico Mi Tierra Natal” performed by Los Pleneros de la 21, University of Chicago, 11/25/1989 - StoryCorps conversation between Michael Miles & Skip Landt, 4545 N Lincoln Ave, 10/20/2017 - “Carnavalito” performed by Andes Manta, 4544 N Lincoln Ave, World Music Wednesday, 4/6/2011 - Interviews with Juan Dies by Mareva Lindo & Raul Fernandez, 11/11/2016 & 12/2/2016 - “De Camaleon” performed by Groupo Canta Claro, 4544 N Lincoln Ave, World Music Wednesday, 8/10/2008 - “Jarabe Planeco” performed by Sones de Mexico Ensemble, 4544 N Lincoln Ave, Festival de Son, 11/11/2006 - StoryCorps conversation between Mateo Mulcahy & Karima Daoudi, 4545 N Lincoln Ave, 9/27/2017 - “Cripple Creek” performed by Fleming Brown & Ray Tate, 333 W North Ave, 4/15/1962 - “Joulafassa“ performed by Mamadou Diabate, 4544 N Lincoln Ave, World Music Wednesday, 8/6/2008 - “Skip to My Lou” performed by Anne-Marie Akin, “Songs for Wiggleworms,” 2006 - StoryCorps conversation between Katie Lahiff & Erin Flynn, 4545 N Lincoln Ave, 5/1/2017 - StoryCorps conversation between Laura Doherty & Karen Banks-Lubicz, 4545 N Lincoln Ave, 5/20/2017 - “If All of the Raindrops” performed by Laura Doherty, “Songs for Wiggleworms,” 2006 Recommended listening: - Live from the Old Town School, Vol 1-4, 2011: https://www.oldtownschool.org/liverecordings/ - Songs for Wiggleworms, 2006: https://www.bloodshotrecords.com/album/songs-fo-wiggleworms

In last week’s episode we talked to Erin Flynn a lot about onboarding. As she mentioned, one of the most important things you can do before booking and onboarding a client is to make sure that you’re screening them and know all the right details about their project. Most of us do this by sending a Continue Reading The post 015: 5 Questions to Ask Potential Clients Before Starting a Design Project appeared first on Get Back To Design.

Client management before and after you work with your clients can either make or break the project not just for yourself but also for your clients. You can make sure you’re only booking the right projects for you and help ensure your clients give you amazing testimonials once the project is over with great client Continue Reading The post 014: Why Client Management Systems Are So Important With Erin Flynn appeared first on Get Back To Design.

In this episode, Carrie talks with Erin Flynn about Client Onboarding and how this process can be simplified by using templates and communicating regularly with your client.

Erin Flynn is a freelancer and educator based on Colorado. In this episode we talk about how she found her way into the product space, all the twists and turns of freelancing, and how she creates courses and keeps her sales funnel on point. Show Notes Erin Flynn Rethink.fm: Tips for Mastering Client Communications Streak […] The post Episode 33: Erin Flynn & Teaching Freelance appeared first on How I Built It.

In this episode, I talk to Erin Flynn; a web designer based in Aspen, Colorado but with a difference. Despite starting her career within the web design and development industry, as she focuses on helping other designers and developers to run their business more efficiently and effectively. I first spotted Erin after reading a blog about her 5-year self-employment anniversary and enjoyed it so much that I wanted to invite her onto the show and to talk more about her journey. Here are just a few things we talk about: the 18-year journey which led to becoming self-employment why being yourself has more benefits than pretending to be like others how keeping things simple when starting your own site is the best thing to do the benefits of consistent communications with your clients "...keep your clients happy while you're building them a website is a weekly email or a weekly check in. Where literally

On today's episode of the Freelancers' Show, Jonathan and Reuven discuss How to Fire Bad Clients with Erin Flynn. Erin is a web designer and developer. She is, however, more popular in helping fellow designers and developers to run their businesses better as well as to communicate well with clients. Listen and learn how to identify bad clients and how to deal with them properly!

On today's episode of the Freelancers' Show, Jonathan and Reuven discuss How to Fire Bad Clients with Erin Flynn. Erin is a web designer and developer. She is, however, more popular in helping fellow designers and developers to run their businesses better as well as to communicate well with clients. Listen and learn how to identify bad clients and how to deal with them properly!

Erin Flynn has mastered something we've ALL encountered at one time or another... how to deal with nightmare clients. Not only does she help you grow your freelance business but how about how to handle those clients that make you want to quit what you're doing? (Kinda makes you want to send her a virtual hug already, doesn't it?). I was fortunate to connect to Erin through a mutual friend, Curtis McHale (who I had on the podcast a couple months ago). Erin does a lot more than just help you deal with nightmare clients (although of course, that was one of the things I had to delve deeper into. We've ALL been there and have that crazy story of working with someone that made our lives a living hell). Erin has built up her own business (design and websites) and is growing it through a membership program (which she has a free membership also) and courses. I love it. Erin has been involved in web design since she was 13 and building Sailor Moon fan sites (the beauty of growing up with technology, huh?). After college, she went out and got a job (like we're all 'supposed' to do) and ended up hating it. She hated it so much that she literally just quit one day (something I know many people would love to be able to do). Fortunately, she's figured out the freelancing space and is sharing her knowledge and skills with other people so you can avoid some of the mistakes she's made. She's now transitioning to an agency and has tons of training available to help you grow your business and position yourself as an expert. Questions I Asked Erin I always want to know what led someone down the entrepreneurial path. Have you always worked for yourself? What brought you here? What is your current business? You have courses & workshops, did you start with services? Let's talk about Nightmare Clients. What made you decide to offer help with this? I love the "screen, prevent, fire"... can you explain what that is? You also have a membership for growing your business. Can you share a little bit about the Unstoppable Expedition? What would you recommend to someone who wants to start a membership? What's on the horizon for you this year? What You're Going to Learn How Erin approaches everything in her business How a conversation on Twitter turned into a community on Facebook How her communication skills led to her first product that sold a few hundred right out the gate Why positioning yourself as the expert is key when starting a new project Why Erin thinks you should work with a couple nightmare clients (hint: boundaries) Where to Connect with Erin Website | Twitter | Facebook

It was so great talking to Erin Flynn about her first impressions of Google Analytics as a Web Developer and how she uses it today in her super successful agency and teaching business. We also took a look at one of her reports live on the call and I walk her through some ideas for how she can approach her social media differently.   erineflynn.com Erin’s Twitter  Unstoppable Courses for Web Developers/Designers My Goals Workshop in the Unstoppable Courses   Want to be continually inspired by your data (instead of avoiding it!). I’m putting together a new set of resources (yes, worksheets!) for your download and printing pleasure. You can sign up here!

Dr TJ Williams and Dr Deb Carlin have come together in a newly created partnership to join forces, combine energies, and blend their hearts and intellects for your well-being. You don't want to miss this beautiful episode--you'll receive 5 important benefits from tuning in.  As an added bonus, the lovely Erin Flynn accompanies them as an important voice of delicate strength.   

A conversation with Dr. Erin Flynn-Evans, Research Psychologist and the Director of the Fatigue Countermeasures Laboratory at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley.

Jarod Facknitz and Erin Flynn have created very unique Puppet Show called How Do We Sing. Jarod has been on the Podcast show before and when he called me about this show I didn't quite know what to expect but his previous show was amazing, so I figured what the heck, they are obviously very creative, so let's record a Puppet show.

Jarod Facknitz and Erin Flynn have created very unique Puppet Show called How Do We Sing. Jarod has been on the Podcast show before and when he called me about this show I didn't quite know what to expect but his previous show was amazing, so I figured what the heck, they are obviously very creative, so let's record a Puppet show.Well, I became a fan and felt the joy of childhood that I so long ago forgot. It is a wonderful show. I want to record their next show, because I now know better how to record the video. I am certain that you too will love this creative duo. Check out all the videos from this Podcast here.

In the 2010 World Cup, Luis Suárez committed an infamous handball in the Uruguay and Ghana match that prevented Ghana from winning the match. This incident raised many questions about the propriety of strategic fouls. Erin Flynn of Ohio Wesleyan University joins Shawn Klein on the podcast to discuss whether the commission of intentional fouls for strategic gain is blameworthy. In the course of the conversation, they touch on the value of winning and its relationship to skillful play.

Discussing the art of dancing, choreographing and teaching with two of Montréal’s wisest dance artists, George Stamos & Erin Flynn. They share their thoughts about continued training, body maintenance and pure expression; [ … ]

Time for a spring shopping trip? Learn how to maximize your dollars and get a fabulous spring wardrobe without breaking the bank. You'll learn what's in/what's out & the best places to shop for great deals. Join Susan and Dayanne as they talk with fashion bloggers Erin Flynn of Reality Chic Blog and Victoria Kent, I'm Not Rich I Just Shop A Lot Blog.

Time for a spring shopping trip? Learn how to maximize your dollars and get a fabulous spring wardrobe without breaking the bank. You'll learn what's in/what's out & the best places to shop for great deals. Join Susan and Dayanne as they talk with fashion bloggers Erin Flynn of Reality Chic Blog and Victoria Kent, I'm Not Rich I Just Shop A Lot Blog.