Podcasts about find sophie

This episode is with Julie Jeffries who is the creator of the Not Your Mammas Veggies nutrition course. Julie’s story is a story about strength, resilience, advocating for yourself and for always aiming to understand the root cause of what is going on. After two life changing diagnoses and doing a ton of research, Julie changed her diet to a whole food plant based diet to see if it would help her cases and essentially she healed and supported herself through the way she ate. On this episode, we get into julie’s background, the two diagnosis that changed her life and how she started learning about whole food plant based eating, the importance of constantly learning and always staying curious throughout life, her advice for people looking to start a new career path at a later stage of life and course get into overnight oats and tips and tricks we can all implement into our lives immediately. Find Julie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/notyourmommasvegetables/Find Julie’s Website here: https://nymv.org/Find Sophie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/Find Active Ingredient’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/activeingredient/

This is a discussion with Sophie Gillum-Webb, Law of Attraction & Manifesting Coach. Find Sophie at sophiegw.com For your coaching business...if you are not enjoying consistent $10k months income in your business yet, then I invite you to join the 5 Day SoulPurpose Energy Alignment Challenge to stabilize your income to consistent $10k months, with ease and grace. You can join here: bit.ly/soulenergychallenge - it happens from 24 May to 28 May 2021. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachdinamarais/message

In this episode, Madi talks to Codependency coach, Sophie Shiloh. Sophie explains  what codependency actually is and where it can show up in our lives + how to break free from codependent tendencies. Sophie explains why we can't wait to feel ready to have difficult conversations, and also gives advice on how to have them. Madi shares different situations where she has worked through codependency and Sophie coaches her through that. Sophie explains boundaries and gives advice on how we can set, and honor them. GET SOPHIE'S CODEPENDENCY CHEAT SHEET Where to Find Sophie: https://www.codependentmillennial.com/Sophie's InstagramWhere to Find Madi: www.madibaulch.comMadi's Instagram 

On this episode Sophie (@sophilestweets), Jeff (@TheCityOfJeff) and Simon (@UncleBeard1978) discuss their own fantastic Doctor Who art and their favourite artists. Find Sophie's website here. Jeff's Gallifreyan Gothic site is here, and you can hear him regularly on the Gallifrey's Most Wanted Podcast. Check out Simon's Red Bubble store.

This week’s episode is with Sasha Plavsic, the founder of ILIA Beauty, the best selling clean beauty brand on the market today. Before ILIA, Sasha had a career in branding where she worked both at an agency as well as in house at brands like Saje and Urban Decay. At the age of 30, she couldn’t shake the feeling of being unfulfilled and decided to quit her job, leave the long term relationship she was in and essentially move back in with her parents to give herself time to breathe, regroup and reconnect with herself and her roots. She launched ILIA back in 2011 and completely self funded the brand for the first 8 years of the business. On this episode we get into Sasha’s journey on how she got to where she is today, we talk about her evolution in business having started two businesses prior to ILIA and what it was about this idea that stuck, having the strength to let go of things and people that no longer serve you, tuning in and listening to your inner voice, not giving into societal pressures, finding your own personal groove and how her own Active Ingredient has evolved throughout the years. Find ILIA here: https://iliabeauty.com/Find Sasha Plavsic’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sashaplavsic/Find Sophie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/

In this episode Laura chats to printmaker and textile artist Sophie Fields about collaging in lockdown, life as an Artist in Residence and creating an installation using 150m of fabric to fill the windows of the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh. Find Sophie's work on her website here: https://www.sophielfields.co.uk/Featured in the Episode: Capital Theatres, Hanging by a Million Threads by Sophie Fields https://www.capitaltheatres.com/about/stories/art-installation-at-the-festival-theatreTanya Kovats, Rivers at Jupiter Artland, Edinburgh https://www.jupiterartland.org/art/tania-kovats-rivers/#:~:text=Jupiter%20Artland%20%2D%20Rivers%20Tania%20Kovats&text=Born%20in%20London%20in%201966,the%20Serpentine%20Gallery%20in%201991.Drawing Water by Tanya Kovats. https://www.fruitmarket.co.uk/shop/the-fruitmarket-gallery-books/tania-kovats-drawing-water/The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh https://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/vincent-van-gogh-the-starry-night-1889/Grayson's Art Club Exhibition Book https://shop.manchesterartgallery.org/products/graysons-art-club-the-exhibitionMUSIC BY KYE PERRY https://kyeperry.myportfolio.com/production See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alyssa Greenberg is a freelance photographer based in NYC with a focus in lifestyle, fashion and portraiture and has worked with some of the biggest names in brands and entertainment. Back in 2015, after having gone swimming in a lake with her friends, Alyssa's right eye unknowingly became infected with Acanthamoeba Keratitis, a parasite, that resulted in 2 cornea transplants and ultimately completely lost her vision in her right eye which is the eye she used to shoot with. While she says that she wouldn't wish what happened to her on her worst enemy, she is actually grateful it happened to her because it entirely shifted her perspective and view of life for the better. This life changing hurdle only reinforced her deep love of photography and she decided to adapt and persevere. She trained her left eye to be her "shooting eye" and says that losing her vision has actually driven her to become an even better photographer. On this episode we discuss her background into how she got into photography in the first place, she walks us through her whole process of having lost her vision and how she coped, what she learned about people and how they deal with pain, and her biggest learnings from going through it, we talk about the importance of being truly grateful (specifically for your health), why your passion doesn't necessarily need to be your carer, finding the small things to actually be the biggest victories and getting comfortable with adapting no matter the circumstance. Find Alyssa's personal Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/smallgirlnolens/Find Alyssa's photography Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/smallgirlbiglens/Find Alyssa's website here: http://www.alyssagreenbergphotography.com/Find Sophie's Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/

This Week on PuffCast: We are joined by THE Sophie, of Sophie's Choice! One of our bestest of friends, Patreon and Tina Goldstein Expert. We talk about Tinas life, if she would have made a good Hufflepuff and Julianna has a big accouncement for you ... which should be taken more or less (but not really) serious. Sophie's Choice: Zauberspruchbücherbücherregal Buttercup's Question of the Week: Would Tina have made a good Hufflepuff? Or any of the other Hogwarts houses and why? Where to Find Sophie ... Instagram: tinas_hotdog_again Twitter: PhienieSophy90 Contact: - You can listen to us on all platforms Podcasts are found! - Find us on Twitter & Instagram: @puffcastpod - Facebook at: Facebook.com/puffcast - You can email us: puffcastpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon to get exclusive benefits like bloopers, access to Buttercup’s Tearoom, stickers and much more! We are also donating $1 to charity for each Patron we have each month! Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Leave us a review and we will read it on the Show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/puffcast/message

In this episode I'm joined by the lovely Sophie from Tidyist.Co and we're discussing the links between a tidy and organised home and a happy mind. Sophie also shares a few quick and easy ways that you can sort out 'that drawer or cupboard', and how it's perfectly normal to go through that PANIC stage where it all seems so much worse than you expected! Find Sophie at: www. instagram.com/tidyist.co and www.tidyist.co --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amiecrewscoach/message

Siffat Haider is the Co-founder of Arrae, a natural supplement brand that offers bloat and anxiety relief capsules, and also the host of The Dream Bigger Podcast. On today’s episode we get into how the throughline throughout her career has always been to help women and show them that they can optimize their wellbeing and reach their business goals, how her own health journey led her to experiment with natural remedies to heal her own issues which ultimately led her to start Arrae, the connection between anxiety and bloating, the practice of manifestation and future-you journaling, working through self-limiting beliefs and believing that if your heart is in the right place, you can accomplish what you set your mind to. Find Siffat’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/icingandglitterFind The Dream Bigger Podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dream-bigger-podcast/id1436902528Find Arrae here: https://www.arrae.com/Find Sophie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweillResources we discussed:The Secret by Rhonda Byrne The Artist's Way by Julia CameronSpirit Hacking by Shaman Durek The 10X Rule by Grant CardoneThe Untethered Soul by Michael Singer Gabby Berinstein Abraham Hicks Esther Perel

Today’s episode is with Indré Rockeffeller who is the co-founder of Paravel, an industry-leading sustainable travel lifestyle brand. Before launching Paravel, Indré had a very interesting career - she started out being Anna Wintour’s first-ever assistant at Vogue and then went on to work at several impressive companies like Moda Operandi and Delopzo. On this episode we get into Indré’s love of ballet at an early age and how it led her to a career in the fashion industry, how one trip entirely changed her perspective which led her to make sustainability the #1 priority for her brand, how she pivoted during Covid-19 amid the travel bans, why an MBA is not necessary to launch a successful business, how identifying her mission changed her as a leader, why a narrow scope is liberating, and lastly we get into why the key to success is simply the willingness to figure things out as you go. Find Indré ’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/indrerock/Find Paravel’s Website here: https://tourparavel.com/Find Sophie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/

Farryn Weiner is an award-winning brand architect and founder of Farrynheight, a new-age brand marketing agency and she is also the host of the Farrynheight podcast. Prior to building Farrynheight, she was the Vice President of Marketing and Brand Innovation at sweetgreen, before that she was the Senior Global Director of Digital, Social and Creative Communications at Michael Kors Worldwide where she oversaw integrated editorial, digital and social media strategy and has held several previous impressive titles. On today’s episode we get into Farryn’s career journey and how all of her previous roles led her to starting Farrynheight, the intersection of life and work and how building a brand is really similar to building a life, finding the courage to always follow what you’re in alignment with and letting go of things that aren't even if that disappoints people, living in the pursuit of clarity and lastly, we get into the importance of creating a filter of what matters most to you and how this will ultimately help you take decisive next steps. Find Farryn's Personal Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/jetsetfarryn/Find The Farrynheight Podcast: https://www.farrynheight.com/podcastFind Farrynheight's Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/farrynheight/Find Sophie's Personal Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/

Bee Shapiro is the longtime New York Times beauty columnist and also the founder of Ellis Brooklyn, a clean luxury fragrance brand that she launched in 2015. Bee found out she was pregnant with her first baby, Ellis, at the height of the clean beauty movement and she began looking for alternative fragrances that felt both luxurious and also safe and clean for her while pregnant and she simply couldn't find it on the market which led her to create it herself in her home in Brooklyn. In today’s episode we get into her background and why she originally decided to go to law school for stability, the whole process of her leaving law to start from scratch and build a network from the bottom up, how she transitioned to journalism and her road from covering the fashion industry to beauty, why this idea stood out to her more than every other business idea she’d previously had, her approach to marketing fragrance/what actually resonates and why accountability is an essential part of sticking to something, getting it off the ground and ultimately executing. Find Bee’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/beeshapiro/Find Bee’s New York Times work here: https://www.nytimes.com/by/bee-shapiroFind Ellis Brooklyn’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/ellisbrooklyn/Find Ellis Brooklyn’s Website here: https://www.ellisbrooklyn.com/Find Sophie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/

Danielle Duboise is the co-founder of Sakara Life, a 100% plant-based and organic ready to eat meal delivery service company but more than that Sakara is a full on lifestyle. The company has been featured in major publications such as Oprah, Vogue, the New York Times and too many to name here. On today’s episode we get into Danielle’s personal body image journey, how healing herself led her to create Sakara with the intention of healing others, she walks us through how she let go of her original career goal of becoming a doctor, the philosophy that food is medicine, we distinguish the difference between a mission and a passion and why mission-based companies are the ones who will ultimately have longevity and survive the pandemic, we get into the importance of not glorifying entrepreneurship and lastly her recommendation to focus on healing yourself if you are feeling lost about finding your active ingredient.  Use code PN_ACTIVEPODCAST for $20 off your first order of Sakara Life (ships nationwide). Find Danielle here: https://www.instagram.com/danielleduboise/Find Sakara here: https://www.sakara.com/Find Sakara's social here: https://www.instagram.com/sakaralife/Find Sophie here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/

Welcome to Season 3 of Be The Girl! What better way to kick off a new season than a chat all about mindset and how to master it for success! Mindset plays such a big part in everything we do so we dive deep into what mindset is, how to move from a fixed to a growth mindset, how to build confidence through a positive and proactive mindset plus practices you can implement right now (think journaling, 90 day goal setting) to kick things off and get ready to vibe and thrive gals! I'm super excited to welcome my guest today, Sophie Thorne! All about Sophie... I’m a serial entrepreneur and business strategist who helps women make the shift from solopreneur to CEO so they can scale their business with ease. I work with female entrepreneurs looking to streamline their strategy, create scalable systems and develop a CEO mindset. After working in corporate for 8 years, I decided to set up, scale and subsequently exit a successful e-commerce business, learning what works (and what really doesn't!) in the process. This then led me to build my current business - a multiple six-figure service-based business with multiple revenue streams which allows me to travel the world and run my business from anywhere. I have developed a CEO mindset with a real belief in both myself and the ladies that I work with, and want to share my how to and biggest tips all with you! Find Sophie on Insta and check out her website for more. Let's get into the conversation! H x Follow Hayley on Instagram, check out The Daily Pretty and follow us on Instagram on sign up to our newsletter for 10% off our apparel range!

Today's episode is with Rachel Liverman the founder of Glowbar, a no fluff facial spa that offers 30 minute customizable facials at $65 dollars. This is Rachel's second time on the podcast and I invited her back because she, like the most of us, has REALLY been tested when it comes to her business. Glowbar had only been open for 9 months before having to shut down due to the pandemic. Her business was entirely closed for 6 months since facials were deemed "phase-less" in New York and still found a way to pivot quickly, work on the foundation of her business and just last week she opened her second location now that facials are finally allowed in NY again and I just knew I had to have her on to talk about resilience and what this experience has taught her. On this episode I'm talking to her about the rollercoaster that was these 6 months, how she continued to stay so positive, the biggest learnings she's taken during this time, how she rallied her community to get Governor Cuomo's attention when he was ignoring the spa industry as a whole and of course, I ask her if her active ingredient has changed at all since the last time we spoke. Find Rachel here: https://www.instagram.com/rachelista/Find Glowbar here: https://www.getglowbar.com/Find Sophie here: https://www.instagram.com/sophieiweill/Link to Rachel's first Active Ingredient episode here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/founder-glowbar-on-learning-how-to-listen-to-your-gut/id1466712918?i=1000462344353

Sophie Lord is a good human. Truly her values run deep and one of the most lovely things about this beautiful human is that she doesn’t shout from the rooftops about all the awesome things she does, instead, she just makes value judgments and strives to be better than she has had shown to her in her career as Art Director for the likes of Bauer Media and Pacific Magazines. Sophie unequivocally rejects the messages from corporate execs that the colour green and Asians on a cover won’t sell mags. As a result of this misguided advice, Sophie has developed an MO to raise the bar, but she’s not necessarily spruiking a diversity and inclusivity policy, she’s just living it. She’s not necessarily an environmental ambassador, instead, she makes conscious decisions to support small businesses that consider the life cycle of their product’s consumption. She’s not a paid-up mouthpiece for the industry but she has advocated for better support for bridal businesses through the tidal wave of CV19. She truly is a champion for good. Being the editor of Hello May, a bridal magazine with heart, is one of the many strings to Sophie’s bow. Sophie says she felt like the bridal industry needed a breath of fresh air and authenticity and so she set about doing things differently to the big brand publishing companies. Printed on recycled paper stock with soy-based inks, printed in Australia, she is on the front line of changing the magazine landscape. As Sophie says, independent publishers are kind of having a moment. While the big brands and titles are closing around them, Sophie and her team are weathering the pandemic and regaining momentum after an initial pause. This conversation was a joy to record with Sophie and will be incredibly valuable to vendors, photographers, wedding gown designers, stylists, and all of the creatives who bring our weddings to life. Find Sophie at https://www.instagram.com/sophielord/ https://www.instagram.com/hellomaymagazine/ Find Odette Barry online https://instagram.com/odetteandco https://instagram.com/hackyourownpr

Sophie Shepherd is the host of an International Radio Show & the Founder of SHE. As as a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner & Holistic Health Coach she helps women around the globe transform their menstrual & digestive health through nutrition, holistic lifestyle changes and root cause testing so they can finally have straightforward answers to their most mystifying symptoms. Sophie’s mission is to educate and empower women so they can reclaim their menstrual health, optimize their digestion and get their life back. Find Sophie:  @shetalkshealth (IG & FB) @SHE_Talkshealth (Twitter) www.shetalkshealth.com

Seeing and Forgiving Without ShameAired Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 2:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM ESTSometimes when there is pain or injustice, we don’t really want to look. Sometimes that can be because we’ve been taught that what we focus on expands. Sometimes it’s because it hurts too much. Yet we have to feel to heal. What’s happening now is much more complex than simply loving people with darker skin. It requires deep changes in law and administration. Though it is inspiring to think of the freedom and transformation that will come from this unprecented time on the planet it is also time of great pain, which it requires us to look honestly without going into shame. Let’s open our eyes and our hearts to see and forgive without shame.Find Kathy at http://www.meetkathywilliams.com/Find Sophie at http://sophiemichele.com/Visit the Sexy Mom Abundant Life Show Page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/sexy-mom-abundant-life#SophieMichèle #SexyMomAbundantLife #KathyWilliams

She's a lizard chasing PhD candidate who's ventured the outback in 40 degree heat, battling isolation and flash flooding, all for conservation. And today, she joins us on the Particle Podcast. Sophie Cross has a chat with us about learning to love reptiles and cheeky lizard behaviour.   Find Sophie and her lizards on instagram and twitter @squamataout   Particle Podcast is about science and the people who just love it. It's produced and presented by Rose Kerr (@rosie.zkerr). You can find more Particle at particle.scitech.org.au or @ParticleWA on Twitter and Instagram.

Today to wrap up our series Lighten Up about Pop Culture, I'm talking with Sophie Hudson, author of the new book Stand All the Way Up. The Miss America Pageant brought us together and today we're taking our love of show biz all the way to Broadway. We talk about shows from Dear Evan Hansen and Hamilton to the Buffy musical and Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. We cover which cast recordings we could perform flawlessly if called upon, as well as what shows have emotionally impacted us. I love talking to Sophie because she's one of the funniest people I know, but she also shares some insights about the theatre that are so beautiful and profound. Grab your tap shoes, warm up your jazz hands, listen in, and lighten up! Links from the show: Find Sophie on the interwebz Sophie on Instagram Sophie's new book, Stand All the Way Up Anna and the Apocalypse

Mastering the Art of SellingAired Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 2:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM ESTSelling. That very word can feel dirty. Sleazy. Like something we’d rather avoid Whether you have a service, the best shampoo or you’re Brad Pitt pitching your latest movie, if you don’t get the word out, you won’t make as great an impact as you’d like! Come learn tips from Kathy & guest Sophie Michele for mastering the art of selling. Ask questions, submit show ideas, and get a free money rain meditation + create your life exercise at http://www.meetkathywilliams.com/ where you can also find upcoming classes and reserve personal sessions.Find Sophie at: http://www.sophiemihalko.comUse the code SMRadio for 20% off in the shop at: http://www.meetkathywilliams.com/Visit the Sexy Mom Abundant Life Show Page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/sexy-mom-abundant-life#SophieMichèle #Selling #MasteringTheArtOfSelling #SexyMomAbundantLife #KathyWilliams

Leadership is key to an outstanding performing care business, but it's not often an area that is actively developed at every level within care businesses. On this week's #TeaWithTobi☕️ we discuss why a leadership culture is so important in your #carehome or #homecare business and give you some practicle exercises you can do to start empowering your staff and reaping the benefits of a strong leadership culture. Find Sophie here: https://judgementindex.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophiecoulthard/ Resources mentioned The Care Leader's Handbook - Sophie & Rob Coulthard Skill Will Matrix: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1StQdnmS1Kix_hFYHNiA_yt5M57snGWSV/view?usp=sharing Special thanks to our season sponsor everyLIFE Technologies: everyLIFE Technologies are creators of the PASSsystem, a digital care planning solution that is proven to improve business efficiency, help you stay compliant, allow you to evidence accountability and provide the best quality care. Find out more here: https://www.everylifetechnologies.com/

Today I am talking to Sophie about inner child work and how important it is if you want to level up and literally live your best life! Sophie is an intuitive business coach with a pure soul and a heart of gold. I'm sure you'll get a lot out this episode especially if you haven't looked into inner child healing yet.  Find Sophie on insta: @sophieco_coach @sophieco_group   Music: NylonUK Music 

Co-creation: When Including Others Means You Are No Longer The Hero Aired Thursday, November 21, 2019 at 2:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM EST Ever been doing a project with another person and felt frustrated and unheard? How about the opposite – an experience of flow and ease in co-creation? When we create with others, it can limit the project or propel it to greatness. And too often it’s the former! Co-creating requires that we give up the need to have everything turn out “our way.” And what we give up ends up paying off in so many ways! Listen in to find ways to create ease with Co-creation. Ask questions for the show, submit show ideas, and get a free money rain meditation + create your life exercise at: www.meetkathywilliams.com There you can also find upcoming classes and reserve personal sessions with Kathy. Find Sophie at: http://www.sophiemihalko.com

Sophie Kennedy Clark is a BAFTA winning actress, a producer and writer. Sophie is from Aberdeen, Scotland and is best known for her roles in Philomena, Nymphomaniac Vol. I and Vol. II and she also appeared in the very first episode of Black Mirror (you remember the one…).  In this episode Sophie and Sam discuss: -        Getting into acting and finding an agent -        Some unconventional advice on shooting sex scenes -        Self-starting and forging your own path -        Auditioning and handling rejection  -        How to get your nose broken with a BAFTA… Sophie has produced and appeared in two upcoming films; Gutterpunks and Sorority - the latter of which happens to feature our very own host.  “For any young actor who hasn't gone to drama school it is such a chicken and egg scenario; You can't get an agent without a job and I can't get a job without an agent...” Find Sophie here: Instagram: @sophiekennedyclark

An interview with Sophie Thorne, sharing her experience with anxiety. Find Sophie on instagram @mrssophiethorne

Find Sophie here: Website // Shop // Instagram Sophie is a mother, a writer, a military spouse, and a planner addict! She sells washi samples and other planner accessories on etsy at Sophie Plans Stuff, and writes somewhat consistently over at Sophie Makes Stuff. We love getting to chat with women about what success means to them. Ever week we get to share with our listeners a new perspective about what success means to an amazing woman. Sophie shares with us what her definition of success is. We think we all should strive for this! "When I'm 85 years old I just want to look back on my life and be proud of what I did." Sophie is in the middle of a major family transition.  She has spent the last 10 years having children at home and making her priority taking care of them. With all of her kids in school Monday - Friday from 8am- 2pm she has time for herself! "For the firs time in almost a decade my days are mine." This means Sophie is really able to sit down and focus on the dreams and goals she wants to accomplish. One of those being writing a novel.  Sophie shares with us the desires she has to work on projects she often put on the back burner in years past. We also talk a lot about making sure you make time for yourself. "As a mom and a wife sometimes we get wrapped up in doing all of the things everyone else needs us to do. We forget to do the things that we want to do." We also talk about military life, making the best out of not so stellar situations, like living in a town you don't love but still being able to see good in the situation.

Sophie Delancey jumps on the show to talk about being a VP of a porn company,  porn for women, the Art of the Blowjob the kink scene of Toronto, burlesque dancing and a more. Find Sophie on Twitter @sophiedelancey