Podcast appearances and mentions of heather phillips

Welcome to another episode of Supra Insider. This time, we're excited to bring you our conversation with Heather Phillips, Senior Director of Product Design at Slack.New to the pod? Subscribe below to get the next episode in your inbox

Fabian O'Keefe, Heather Phillips, and Tim Walsh of School Zone Productions tell us why now is the time to revive I.W.A. - The Loggers' Strike of 1959 by the Mummers' Troupe. 

Our RePod guest this month is Heather, an Adult Services Librarian at the John McIntire Library. Reread: The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells Rewrite: Lightlark by Alex Aster Recommend(s): She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan AND The Guncle by Steven Rowley

Preface Project 4th Annual Childhood Literacy Benefit Gala Founder and Executive Director, JT Wu & Heather Phillips, Director of Educational Development Preface is a national 501(c)(3) philanthropic initiative that empowers communities to combat early childhood illiteracy and secure foundational educational opportunities for the next generation! Their model works by first pairing a local high school and local elementary school together as […]

Preface Project 4th Annual Childhood Literacy Benefit Gala Founder and Executive Director, JT Wu & Heather Phillips, Director of Educational Development Preface is a national 501(c)(3) philanthropic initiative that empowers communities to combat early childhood illiteracy and secure foundational educational opportunities for the next generation! Their model works by first pairing a local high school and local elementary school together as […] The post Preface Project 4th Annual Childhood Literacy Benefit Gala appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Heather has always had a desire to help people and that's reflected in the jobs she's had in her life. Once her daughter was born, Heather decided she wanted to stay home with her. After a few years, she wanted to explore working again. She looked into becoming a financial advisor before finding Bookkeeper Business Launch but once she found Ben she didn't look back. [3:05] Heather currently has four of her own clients plus several others that she subcontracts for. The freedom of being able to choose her own schedule is very important to her as well as genuinely being able to help her clients in their businesses. [3:55] Heather's daughter will be going off to Kindergarten soon which will increase the amount of time she can dedicate to working on her business instead of just in her business. [4:30] The biggest challenge, in the beginning, is just getting clients, and that's what Heather experienced and pushed through but that often leads to getting multiple types of clients and stretching your ability to become an authority. Heather wants to be able to drill down into the specific niche of real estate investors and narrow down the kinds of clients she works for. [6:45] Heather has had other real estate clients that's she's enjoyed working with, plus she also has a desire to learn more about real estate investing with the goal of doing it herself in the future. [8:45] Heather's main challenge is learning where real estate investors congregate, what language they use to describe their work, and how to price her services correctly for their industry. Before getting into a niche it's important to find out more about it, one of the best resources to use is the Bookkeeper Business Launch community and connect with people who already know. [11:30] There is no substitute for experience and getting face to face with people that you want to serve. Networking events are a great place to start, especially in the real estate space. Be clear with your intentions and be honest with them, but don't think you're going to get clients at the event. The focus should be on research and relationships first. [14:25] Industry associations are another good resource to explore. Find their websites and see what they are talking about. Read their content and social media. If the niche has conventions, look at the topics they discuss. If the topic is something that they talk about every year and it's something you can add value to, it may be a good area to explore. Look for authority figures in the space and see what they are putting into the market. [17:30] Investing in a risk management association study for the industry will give you a good idea on financials for the niche as a whole and could be a good starting place to think about pricing. [19:00] What are the books and thought leaders that people in that niche are reading and listening to? Who already has the attention of the people you want to serve? Getting to know them will give you different perspectives on the industry but will also help you plant the seeds for referral marketing. [24:05] The most effective thing you can do is to get in front of potential clients and ask them the right questions. What are the challenges they face? What would they change about their business? What you want to get from the answers is a value proposition, also known as your offer. [25:15] Nobody wants our bookkeeping, they want the result. They don't care what you do or what tools you use, they want a solution to their problem. Everything we do in life is based upon feeling better about ourselves or feeling important. Everything you do for your clients should come back to those basic desires. [27:50] It's a journey, expertise in a niche takes time. When you get your first client, don't worry about the fee. Use them to learn everything you can about that industry. When you're in the books of a client you learn much faster than from the outside.     Mentioned in this episode: Triangle Business Solutions     Contact us about the show: hello@ilovebookkeeping.com

This is guest podcast from our colleagues at Debating Matters. Initiated in 2015, Debating Matters Beyond Bars is a project which takes DM's schools-debating format inside prisons. Using our acclaimed substance-over-style format, teams of prisoners engage in debate with one another on a whole range of contemporary social, political and cultural topics. The programme aims to inspire them to think about issues beyond their current situation and to look forward to their life ahead – in other words, beyond bars! In this podcast, Mo Lovatt - DM's national coordinator - and Geoff Kidder sat down with former Beyond Bars competitor Jon Floyd to discuss the impact the programme had on him when he took part in 2015 while he was serving his sentence. We were also joined by Heather Phillips, the chief executive of Beating Time, which runs, amongst other things, Inside Job – an employment programme she set up with Jon in 2020.  For Jon, taking part in Beyond Bars was the catalyst for starting that programme with Heather as well as a whole range of initiatives he's been involved with since 2015. As he says in the podcast, Beyond Bars gave him a purposeful activity, helped him change direction and kickstarted his journey of rehabilitation.

Initiated in 2015, Debating Matters Beyond Bars is a project which takes DM's schools-debating format inside prisons. Using our acclaimed substance-over-style format, teams of prisoners engage in debate with one another on a whole range of contemporary social, political and cultural topics. The programme aims to inspire them to think about issues beyond their current situation and to look forward to their life ahead – in other words, beyond bars! In this podcast, Mo Lovatt - DM's national coordinator - and Geoff Kidder sat down with former Beyond Bars competitor Jon Floyd to discuss the impact the programme had on him when he took part in 2015 while he was serving his sentence. We were also joined by Heather Phillips, the chief executive of Beating Time, which runs, amongst other things, Inside Job – an employment programme she set up with Jon in 2020.  For Jon, taking part in Beyond Bars was the catalyst for starting that programme with Heather as well as a whole range of initiatives he's been involved with since 2015. As he says in the podcast, Beyond Bars gave him a purposeful activity, helped him change direction and kickstarted his journey of rehabilitation.

Show Notes: Parents of deaf and hard of hearing children have concerns about their children's safety both when they are young and when they're older. Cindy and Heather Phillips join us again in this episode to talk about life after high school. They both share advice for deaf students, parents of deaf children, and teachers who work with deaf students. If you missed the first part of the interview, be sure to go back to Episode #36 () and learn about Heather's diagnosis, the early years of parenting a deaf child, and how Heather navigated school challenges. Be sure to check out some of the links below. I've included a great resource for parents and students who are looking at college or are already college students, and I'd like to thank Intelligent for providing us with the link to this resource for deaf students! There is also a link to an organization Cindy recommends for parents of deaf and hard-of-hearing children. Contact Cindy and Heather through Facebook or send them an email at info@waterprairie.com, and I'll forward it to them. Cindy's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cindy.brownphillips.7 Heather's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heather.phillips.35325 Resources for the Deaf: American Society for Deaf Children: https://deafchildren.org/ Information for Deaf College Students: https://bit.ly/DeafCollegeGuide Alarm Clocks for Deaf and Hard of Hearing: * I am an Amazon Associate and may benefit if you use these links. https://amzn.to/3M7025O - Super Loud Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker https://amzn.to/3M4ASVy - Extra Loud Vibrating Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker https://amzn.to/3V5IV8L - Sonic Bomb Dual Extra Loud Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker Connect with Us: https://linktr.ee/waterprairie Support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waterprairie Music Used: “LazyDay” by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Show Notes: If you've been following the podcast, you met Cindy and Heather Phillips in episode #36, and we'll continue their interview in episode #38. If you're new to the podcast, welcome! I wanted to share a story about what happened after I interviewed Cindy and Heather. I don't want to give away the rest of their story, but Heather shared something during the 2nd half of the interview that made me think more about how I communicate with people who are deaf or hard of hearing that I meet. The day after the interview, I was at work and had a customer indicate to me that he was deaf. He had a question, and between us we were able to figure out the question and the answer by using hand gestures and facial expressions. I walked away knowing I had not been able to give him the same service as I could have given someone who could hear me. During this short podcast episode, I explain how this combination of events has already helped others communicate, and I hope it inspires you to find ways to communicate with those whose path you cross. The app I mentioned in the podcast is the LIVE TRANSCRIBE app and is only for Android phones. Resources for the Deaf:      American Society for Deaf Children: https://deafchildren.org/      Information for Deaf College Students: https://bit.ly/DeafCollegeGuide Instagram: @water.prairie Connect with Us: https://linktr.ee/waterprairie Support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waterprairie Music Used: “LazyDay” by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Show Notes: Do you know how to tell if your baby is deaf? Do you know what questions you should be asking your doctor? Our guests today are a mother-daughter duo, Cindy and Heather Phillips, who join us to talk about how Cindy and her husband have raised 2 deaf children and some of the decisions they've made to help their children become successful adults. This is the first of a 2-part interview. During this part of the interview, we concentrate on the early years of the children being diagnosed with hearing loss, starting school, school changes, school accommodations, friendships, support for parents, and some fun stories sprinkled throughout. The next part will be released in the first week of October 2022 and will include navigating college as a deaf student, living on campus, plans for the future, and current work challenges. I'll post the link to the episode here once it is posted. Contact Cindy and Heather through Facebook or send them an email at info@waterprairie.com, and I'll forward it to them. Cindy's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cindy.brownphillips.7 Heather's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heather.phillips.35325 Resources for the Deaf: American Society for Deaf Children: https://deafchildren.org/ Information for Deaf College Students: https://bit.ly/DeafCollegeGuide Connect with Us: https://linktr.ee/waterprairie Support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waterprairie Music Used: “LazyDay” by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Preface Project 3rd Annual Childhood Literacy Benefit Gala Founder and Executive Director, JT Wu & Heather Phillips, Director of Educational Development Preface is a national 501(c)(3) philanthropic initiative that empowers communities to combat early childhood illiteracy and secure foundational educational opportunities for the next generation! Their model works by first pairing a local high school […]

Preface Project 3rd Annual Childhood Literacy Benefit Gala Founder and Executive Director, JT Wu & Heather Phillips, Director of Educational Development Preface is a national 501(c)(3) philanthropic initiative that empowers communities to combat early childhood illiteracy and secure foundational educational opportunities for the next generation! Their model works by first pairing a local high school […] The post Preface Project 3rd Annual Childhood Literacy Benefit Gala appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Heather Phillips has her Honours Bachelor of Physical Education degree and completed her thesis about Energy Balancing and how it positively affects muscles. She is a course creator, author, speaker, mentor, international recording artist, and supporter of Holistic Bioenergetic Businesses such as BEMER, Magnetic Jewelry, Energy Boost Self-Care and Touch for Health® and CanBeWell.org She calls herself an Energy Self-care Specialist and empowers shift workers and travelers to learn simple strategies to align and reset for the next shift, time zone or time changes so they can have more energy, vitality and less brain fog and pain. “You are as unique as a snowflake; your energy & pain relief solutions are too.” ~Heather Phillips How do LISTENERS connect with you? Email: Heather@CoachHeatherPhillips.com Facebook: Coach Heather Phillips Linked in: Coach Heather Phillips website: https://energyselfcare.co Free Energy Boost Self-Care Techniques: https://www.energyselfcare.co/FirstFive This will get you the 1st (5) of 30 Energy Boost Self-care techniques for free. This is a limited time offer so get it now!!

This month the RePod is joined by Heather Phillips, an Adult Services Librarian at Muskingum County Library System. We talk a little bit about weeding, classics, and OMG ALL THE SPOILERS. For more information about MCLS, please visit us at muskingumlibrary.org If you'd like to submit your own Reread, Rewrite, Recommend books, or if you have any library questions for our guest hosts, please email Sarah at outreach@muskingumlibrary.org Books mentioned in this episode: A Great and Terrible Beauty - Libba Bray The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath The Count of Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas Praying with Jane Eyre - Vanessa Zoltan Jane Eyre - Charlotte Brontë Upright Women Wanted - Sarah Gailey Mister Impossible - Maggie Stiefvater Behind the Throne - K.B. Wagers Daughter of the Forest - Juliet Marillier Gunnerkrigg Court - Tom Siddell

"The stories we can tell ourselves are way worse than what's actually happening..." Heather Phillips is a long time friend of Ambers. They're friendship blossomed through shared struggle starting almost 10 years ago...and lasting up until just a couple years ago. They endured major momma heartache together on an almost daily basis, while watching their two teenage sons go down some very bad paths together...and separately. During that time, they learned a lot about each other and themselves as mothers and helpers.  Heather is recently an empty nester trying to figure out her own "new normal". In this episode you get to listen in on them picking up where they left off before everything was shut down in March of 2020. Heather was the last person Amber had a coffee date with before all our lives changed in an instant.  Over this last 18 months, like many of us, Heather has made some huge changes in her life...with weight loss surgery top of the list. She has struggled with her weight most of her life, but in spite of her size, she continued to pursue her love of fitness. She even created a platform for showing bigger bodies that they belong in the fitness world! Heather has been an inspiration to Amber and so many others over the years...even when she wasn't feeling inspiring. In fact, in this episode you'll learn a little bit about her mental health challenges and how she's working to overcome them. And, now she says, she does truly love herself...and her life.  Can you say that about you and your life?  After listening, we highly recommend you follow Heather on Instagram @fitnessinthebigworld. 

With her Honours Bachelor of Physical Education degree, Heather Phillips, completed her thesis about Energy Balancing and how it affects muscles. She is a course creator, author, speaker, mentor, international recording artist, Director & Vice President of Muscle Tuners International Inc. and on the Global Team as the Canadian Ambassador for Holistic Chamber of Commerce. She calls herself an Energy Movement Mentor and pain relief expert as well as a Muscle Tuner® Specialist. She is passionate about Energy Self-Care and empowers people to do energy self-testing to get unique solutions for to reduce stress and pain AND to be comfortable and joyful in life. Heather is accepting registration to the Win the Pain Game workshop which starts March 6-7 weekend. Offer: Check out Win the Pain Game.com to reserve your spot in the next Win the Pain Game workshop. Let Heather know you are a FemCity or an HCC member, get 10% off. Connect with Heather: www.winthepaingame.com If you want Sarah's FREE Guide to Listening to Your Divine Guidance: http://bit.ly/3c9FGXl

Heather Phillips is a mission partner in Mozambique, working with disabled children and adults. Heather was interviewed at our Women Working for God online conference, on Saturday 16 Jan 2021, organised by the Scottish Ladies’ Committee for Echoes International. If you would like to find out more about serving in mission like Heather click here: www.echoesinternational.org.uk/get-involved/thinking-of-getting-involved

Heather and BookTradeShows.com is about far more than assisting businesses with every aspect involved in booking a trade show that makes sense and cents for them. Heather’s mission is to help bring a sense of relief from stress through education to business owners. Her approach takes business from scary to simple by breaking down the operation of any business into “too easy to understand basic terms,” and creating a list of easy steps to follow in order for her clients to reach their goals. This helps business owners create solutions they can easily use and implement to achieve growth. Heather has been providing such services on a company-by-company and client-by-client basis for over 20 years.Heather provides facts to those seeking to tackle the tasks of featuring their businesses at trade shows so they can make a decision if an event or deal makes sense for them to invest in. Heather doesn’t offer suggestions or endorse any particular show/event. The businesses she works with is her sole vested interest. Through Heather’s efforts, she helps to build the customer’s brand by building the relationship with shows or prospective power partners or referral sources on behalf of the client.For more information, check out https://booktradeshows.com/BookTradeShows.com is a trade show event booking company who work with both exhibitors and sponsors on Trade Expos, Conventions and Trade Events for various industries. They work with companies of all sizes from across the U.S. and the world.Know someone who could use BookTradeShows.com's service? Referring them gets you and them a gift! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heather has always had a desire to help people and that’s reflected in the jobs she’s had in her life. Once her daughter was born, Heather decided she wanted to stay home with her. After a few years, she wanted to explore working again. She looked into becoming a financial advisor before finding Bookkeeper Business Launch but once she found Ben she didn’t look back. [3:05] Heather currently has four of her own clients plus several others that she subcontracts for. The freedom of being able to choose her own schedule is very important to her as well as genuinely being able to help her clients in their businesses. [3:55] Heather’s daughter will be going off to Kindergarten soon which will increase the amount of time she can dedicate to working on her business instead of just in her business. [4:30] The biggest challenge, in the beginning, is just getting clients, and that’s what Heather experienced and pushed through but that often leads to getting multiple types of clients and stretching your ability to become an authority. Heather wants to be able to drill down into the specific niche of real estate investors and narrow down the kinds of clients she works for. [6:45] Heather has had other real estate clients that’s she’s enjoyed working with, plus she also has a desire to learn more about real estate investing with the goal of doing it herself in the future. [8:45] Heather’s main challenge is learning where real estate investors congregate, what language they use to describe their work, and how to price her services correctly for their industry. Before getting into a niche it’s important to find out more about it, one of the best resources to use is the Bookkeeper Business Launch community and connect with people who already know. [11:30] There is no substitute for experience and getting face to face with people that you want to serve. Networking events are a great place to start, especially in the real estate space. Be clear with your intentions and be honest with them, but don’t think you’re going to get clients at the event. The focus should be on research and relationships first. [14:25] Industry associations are another good resource to explore. Find their websites and see what they are talking about. Read their content and social media. If the niche has conventions, look at the topics they discuss. If the topic is something that they talk about every year and it’s something you can add value to, it may be a good area to explore. Look for authority figures in the space and see what they are putting into the market. [17:30] Investing in a risk management association study for the industry will give you a good idea on financials for the niche as a whole and could be a good starting place to think about pricing. [19:00] What are the books and thought leaders that people in that niche are reading and listening to? Who already has the attention of the people you want to serve? Getting to know them will give you different perspectives on the industry but will also help you plant the seeds for referral marketing. [24:05] The most effective thing you can do is to get in front of potential clients and ask them the right questions. What are the challenges they face? What would they change about their business? What you want to get from the answers is a value proposition, also known as your offer. [25:15] Nobody wants our bookkeeping, they want the result. They don’t care what you do or what tools you use, they want a solution to their problem. Everything we do in life is based upon feeling better about ourselves or feeling important. Everything you do for your clients should come back to those basic desires. [27:50] It’s a journey, expertise in a niche takes time. When you get your first client, don’t worry about the fee. Use them to learn everything you can about that industry. When you’re in the books of a client you learn much faster than from the outside.     Mentioned in this episode: Triangle Business Solutions

The Infinity Business Magazine presents this weeks episode of Wake Up to the New Rules of Business with your host Tony Ferriera. This week Tony sits down with guest Heather Phillips, CEO of Heather Booktradeshows *Special thank you to our show sponsor D&R House of Diamonds. To listen on podcast, please visit https://www.inblv.com/wakeuppodcast

Should we write our own job descriptions? This time we swap stories with design manager Heather Phillips about doing just that. We also dig into the intersection of design and venture capital, and weigh the prospect of changing our names.

Heather Phillips is an industry expert when it comes to Social Media management. She gives us a fascinating insight into how Property Managers and Real Estate Agents can use social media to grow their profile through engaging with their target market. The tips Heather provides are amazing and a must for all people who want to grow their business.

Today we sat down with Heather Phillips, a designer currently managing at Designer Fund. We chat about her experiences working across a huge range of designers and startups, women in design, mentorship, getting a first job, the value of design school and more.

This is it! Our first live episode recorded at GitHub in SF - thank you so much to GitHub for hosting and to everyone who was able to make it out! We had a blast in this episode talking with our four panelists about design mentorship, education, critique and more.