Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer buchholz

Another week, another Special Guest Expert for our Sticky Note Marketing Episode!For this week, we have the best-selling author, entrepreneur, coach, and engaging geek - Jennifer Buchholz. She has worked in higher education, training, and development for over 20 years. ✨When she realized that traditional methods weren't helping her students thrive—she founded Excel & Flourish. Based in Milwaukee, Excel & Flourish helps organizations and teams improve productivity and reduce frustration with Microsoft products through fun technical skills training. The result? Amped-up collaboration and better success across every aspect of their business and work.

If you feel like you don't have enough time in the week and you can't get everything done then this episode is for you. Odds are you haven't ever analyzed HOW you work. Not what you do, HOW you do it. Are you still playing by corporate's scheduling rules of Monday-Friday 8am-5pm? Are you taking meetings during your peak production hours? Are you taking too MANY meetings? In this episode Pat shares his secrets to make you more productive while working LESS. Also on this episode:When you get a chance to give your elevator pitch you MUST make it count. Precious L. Williams, the Killer Pitch Master shares how to get attention and create a line of people who can't wait to talk with you.End Email Overwhelm. If you're currently drowning in email, Jennifer Buchholz from Excel and Flourish is here to help you. How can you setup your email to work for you and process what needs to get done without losing control. I gave a TEDx and it was a great experience. I thought I'd share what I learned going through the process. I learned more about my mission and I learned some things the hard way while preparing for the talk. If you're a speaker or aspiring speaker, don't miss this segment. Tired of working on your small business all by yourself? Wish you could have allies and partners willing to collaborate with you to solve problems and capture opportunities? Check out the international problem-solving small business community that is working together to beat the odds and achieve their small business goals: The Idea Collective Small Business Incubator: https://ideacoachmedia.com/ideaAlso, we want YOU on the Pat Miller Show. Sign up for your appearance now: https://www.patmillershow.com. Mentioned in this episode:Welcome to the Pat Miller ShowThe Pat Miller Show is a nationally syndicated radio show exclusively for small business owners. Our mission is summed up by our slogan: "Don't Grow It Alone." Welcome to the mission! Learn more at https://www.ideacollectiveincubator.com Bankable EventsDesign a highly profitable, community building, brand boosting event for your small business with Bankable Events - even with no experience! Bankable events offers proven strategies for designing events that drive revenue. Learn more at https://pat-miller-show-podcast.captivate.fm/bankableBankable EventsChoices Coaching & ConsultingThis episode is sponsored by Choices Coaching & Consulting. Krista Morrissey and Choices Coaching & Consulting build leaders in your small business so you can grow faster. Learn more: https://pat-miller-show-podcast.captivate.fm/choicesChoices Coaching & ConsultingSidekick AccountingThis episode is sponsored by Sidekick Accounting. Sidekick is your trusted companion as you grow your small business that effortlessly handles the finances. Now an official Profit First Provider! Contact with Sidekick Accounting at https://pat-miller-show-podcast.captivate.fm/sidekick Sidekick Accounting ServicesAthena Legal Solutions Small business legal doesn't have to be complicated. Say hello to peace of mind. Athena Legal Solutions is your personal business...

Hello everyone! We all know that teachers are leaving the classroom in droves. There is a teacher shortage (or more accurately, a shortage of people who want to work in an underpaid and under-appreciated profession). But, not everyone leaving the classroom is doing so because they are unhappy. Many—including myself—have stepped out because of the LOVE we feel for the class, and the passion we have to help as many people as we can in schools. Jennifer Buchholz (also known as @skatingthroughliteracy on Instagram), is a literacy consultant and instructional coach who left the class she loved to serve classes elsewhere. Not only is she spreading great literacy knowledge on social media, but she is also open about her story and why she changed her role this year. Whether you are thinking about leaving, want to know there are people still enjoying the work they do, or want a different perspective on why a teacher would choose a different role, this episode is for you! If you missed part 1—check it out here. In part 2, we dive DEEP in on helping teachers, being a leaner as a leader, and why on Earth we still love this work.  If you want more great literacy focused content, check out our sister show, Craft & Draft and our upcoming training on January 7th, 2023.      This episode is sponsored by Heinemann—the leading publisher of professional books and resources for educators—and their professional book, Textured Teaching: A Framework for Culturally Sustaining Practices by Lorena Escoto Germán.   With Culturally Sustaining Practice as its foundation, Textured Teaching helps secondary teachers stop wondering and guessing how to implement teaching and learning that leads to social justice.  Lorena Germán shares her framework for creating a classroom environment that is highly rigorous and engaging, and that reflects the core traits of Textured Teaching: student-driven and community-centered, interdisciplinary, experiential, and flexible.  The actionable strategies Lorena uses to bring Textured Teaching values to life illuminate what is possible when we welcome all types of texts, all types of voices, and all forms of expression into the classroom. Learn more about how to become a culturally sustaining educator. Visit Heinemann.com to download a sample from Textured Teaching.

Hello everyone! We all know that teachers are leaving the classroom in droves. There is a teacher shortage (or more accurately, a shortage of people who want to work in an underpaid and under-appreciated profession).  But, not everyone leaving the classroom is doing so because they are unhappy. Many—including myself—have stepped out because of the LOVE we feel for the class, and the passion we have to help as many people as we can in schools.  Jennifer Buchholz (also known as @skatingthroughliteracy on Instagram), is a literacy consultant and instructional coach who left the class she loved to serve classes elsewhere. Not only is she spreading great literacy knowledge on social media, but she is also open about her story and why she changed her role this year.  Whether you are thinking about leaving, want to know there are people still enjoying the work they do, or want a different perspective on why a teacher would choose a different role, this episode is for you!  If you want more great literacy focused content, check out our sister show, Craft & Draft and our upcoming training on January 7th, 2023.      This episode is sponsored by Heinemann—the leading publisher of professional books and resources for educators—and their professional book, Textured Teaching: A Framework for Culturally Sustaining Practices by Lorena Escoto Germán.   With Culturally Sustaining Practice as its foundation, Textured Teaching helps secondary teachers stop wondering and guessing how to implement teaching and learning that leads to social justice.  Lorena Germán shares her framework for creating a classroom environment that is highly rigorous and engaging, and that reflects the core traits of Textured Teaching: student-driven and community-centered, interdisciplinary, experiential, and flexible.  The actionable strategies Lorena uses to bring Textured Teaching values to life illuminate what is possible when we welcome all types of texts, all types of voices, and all forms of expression into the classroom. Learn more about how to become a culturally sustaining educator. Visit Heinemann.com to download a sample from Textured Teaching.

Vernunft siegt über Ideologie: Der Wirtschaftsminister lässt zwei AKW länger laufen. Steht der Atomausstieg auf der Kippe? Empfehlung zum Nachlesen: Heizen, Essen, Kleider: Alles wird immer teurer. Jennifer Buchholz hat nützliche Spartipps zusammengetragen https://www.t-online.de/heim-garten/energie/id_100047232/omas-spartipps-die-wirklich-was-bringen.html Den Tagesanbruch gibt es auch zum Nachlesen unter www.t-online.de/tagesanbruch

This week's guest is Jennifer Buchholz, the Founder of Excel and Flourish - a corporate technical training company. Jennifer helps organizations, teams, and individuals leverage their technology to save time, increase productivity, and reduce frustrations. Today we talk about Jennifer's early experiences with technology and how her childhood helped shape her career path in tech training. We also talk about the importance of taking ownership as a woman in technology to accomplish the tasks at hand. You can learn more about Excel & Flourish here: https://www.excelandflourish.com/ Thank you for listening; we hope Jennifer's story helps inspire others to seek or grow their tech career.

In this episode, you are going to hear from three dynamic, high achieving women who will share the latest technology treads to help you streamline your productivity, personally and professionally. What you'll learn: - How each of our guests are helping high achieving females with their work - Common misconceptions about our personal “tech” ability and how to consider instead, and - Leverage software and other technology to better our business and overall productivity. This episode is sponsored by the KNOW Global, membership & community to help you get to the next level of achievement.   Learn more today at bit.ly/podcast-global LINKS: Get In The Room with KNOW Global: bit.ly/podcast-global Download Your Episode Bonus [How to Masterfully Connect Workbook] Here: www.theknowwomen.com/podcast Sharon's Resource Recommendation: Coursera Jennifer's Resource Recommendation: Microsoft Excel Lori's Resource Recommendation: Wall Street Journal FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM: The KNOW Women – @theknowwomen Sarah Benken – @sarahbenken CONNECT WITH OUR GUESTS: Dr. Sharon Jones – Twitter @dottieroseLLC Jennifer Buchholz - LinkedIn Lori Piencykoski - LinkedIn ABOUT THE GUESTS:   Dr. Sharon Jones, Ed.D is the founder and CEO of the dot. Consulting and the non-profit Dottie Rose Foundation, where she leads and implements technology focused education and innovation. Dr. Jones has found her passion in education and has served as a computer science expert for the past 20 years, bridging the gap between our everyday actions and the application of technology. Dr. Jones is a highly sought after and national award-winning Computer Science educator in the public school system and for corporate training.   Jennifer Buchholz is a best-selling author, entrepreneur, coach, and engaging geek and has worked in higher education, training, and development for over 20-years. Based in Milwaukee, Excel & Flourish helps organizations improve productivity with Microsoft products. Jennifer is actively involved in numerous organizations throughout the city; including Local First Milwaukee, Women's Entrepreneurship Week, eWomen Network, just to name a few.    Lori Piencykoski founded Netco Design LLC in 2000 when she realized web design and SEO (search engine optimization) were under-served areas that had the potential for tremendous growth. She became a Certified Internet Webmaster and works her “magic” to produce unparalleled results in the areas of web design and now more important than ever SEO. Lori works with her client to determine which social media platforms, website tools and SEO/SEM options will yield the best result for their business.    ABOUT THE HOST: For over two decades, Erica has helped visionary leaders increase their influence + impact. As the founder of Castner Consulting, she provides branding and marketing strategies to speakers, service-based business owners, and content creators.

This week's guest is Jennifer Buchholz, the Founder of Excel and Flourish - a corporate technical training company. Jennifer helps organizations, teams, and individuals leverage their technology to save time, increase productivity, and reduce frustrations. Today we talk about Jennifer's early experiences with technology and how her childhood helped shape her career path in tech training. We also talk about the importance of taking ownership as a woman in technology to accomplish the tasks at hand. You can learn more about Excel & Flourish here: https://www.excelandflourish.com/ Thank you for listening; we hope Jennifer's story helps inspire others to seek or grow their tech career.

In this episode, Dave sits down with Best-selling author, entrepreneur, coach, and engaging geek Jennifer Buchholz. Jennifer has worked in higher education, training, and development for over 20-years and when she realized that traditional methods weren't helping her students thrive—she founded Excel & Flourish. Excel & Flourish helps organizations and teams improve productivity and reduce frustration with Microsoft products through fun technical skills training. In this episode, Jennifer shares practical strategies and tools that will help you and your team improve productivity and reduce frustration. Make sure you check the show notes to get links for all the amazing tools Jennifer mentions.

Anne Mank, CFP®, CPA, EIG Wealth Advisor, talks with Jennifer Buchholz, CEO of Excel & Flourish, about tips on how to use Excel spreadsheets for household budgeting and small business needs.

Anne Mank, CFP®, CPA, EIG Wealth Advisor, talks with Jennifer Buchholz, CEO of Excel & Flourish, about tips on how to use Excel spreadsheets for household budgeting and small business needs.

In this episode, Pat talks with Premier Success Coach Kricket Harrison on the power of speaking to build your business. It’s a great way to raise your profile and increase sales. We also interview eWomen Milwaukee Member Jennifer Buchholz about the ABC’s of Negotiation. If you’re facing a tough conversation or two during this “disruption,” Jennifer will prepare you to get what you need.Key Topics:•Kricket – 4:45 - How to pick a topic for speaking the audiences will love•Kricket – 11:30 – Bad Habits even great speakers pick up•Jennifer – 19:41 – The ABC’s of Negotiation start with Asking for what you need•Jennifer – 24:40 – Negotiating isn’t necessarily about the money, it’s sometimes about respectResources:Connect with Kricket Harrison:Website: https://smartsuccessinc.com/Join Kricket’s free facebook group: bit.ly/kricketsgroupConnect with Jennifer Buchholz: Website: https://excelandflourish.com/Be on the show! Learn more about the podcast and apply to be a guest on the show home page: liftasweclimbpodcast.comBecome a Lift as We Climb VIP – text the word “lift” to (414) 240-1315 and fill out the brief form and you’ll receive episode updates and chances to win prizes!Lift as we Climb is Sponsored By:Cultivating Sales – The All-In-One CRM for Sales & Marketing Capture the secret discount offer only for Lift as We Climb Listeners at CultivatingSales.com/lift The LinkedIn Lifestyle – Secrets & Strategies to be a LinkedIn Star Get the 5 Fatal Flaws in Most Linked In Profiles at LINKEDINLIFESTYLE.COM/STARThe Expressory – Your Relationship Building Concierge - Text “HOME” to (414) 240-1315 for the “Work From Home Care Package” catalog sent right to your phone About the Host: Pat Miller, The Idea Coach is also an eWomen Network Premier Success Coach. He offers Coaching, Classes and Community for driven entrepreneurs to improve their marketing and increase sales. Identify your best customer and capture their attention so you can Stand Out and Sell with the help of his battle-tested experience after 20+ years in the radio industry. Learn more about Pat at PatMillerIdeaCoach.com or use one of your 30-minute FREE eWomen Network discovery calls. Book your call at eWomenNetwork.com

Jennifer Buchholz shares great advice for networking as an introvert, and how she networks while she travels.

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How often do you travel on your own? Have you EVER traveled on your own, or do you always need to be part of a couple or a group? We talk with Jennifer Buchholz, the founder of Transform via Travel. Her company provides community support and resources for midlife American solo women travelers. You may find that if you pack your bags for a trip all on your own, you let go of some of that emotional baggage! Solo travel on Keep it Juicy!  

Carol Guttery decided to structure her life a little bit differently when she turned 50. Her husband had just retired and she wanted to spend less time commuting to work and more time enjoying life with him. Traveling was something Carol always loved to do and she just didn’t get to do enough of it. So, she quit her job and worked on her ‘next step in life’ while being fully committed to traveling around the world. Find out more about Carol and her journey on this week’s show.   Key Takeaways: *What was going on in Carol’s life when she turned 50? *When Carol quit her job, she was finally able to see several conservation projects she was a part of in person/onsite. *When you go to a new country, spend time doing things you’re passionate about! Don’t like art? Don't go to museums. It’s okay! *There is a distinction between traveling solo and traveling alone. *What did Carol like the most about Singapore? *When is Carol’s next solo trip? *Icelandair is doing some really cool things right now with the way they’re structuring their flights. *On Carol’s website, she has organized it in such a way when you can explore ‘alternative activities’ of different places in the world. *Own your own travel life!   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive Go Solo!: A Savvy Woman’s Guide to Transformation & Self-Discovery, by Jennifer Buchholz and Amy Oaks   Connect with Carol: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Mary Cecchini is currently based in Portland, Oregon and hosts both international and domestic trips for groups of women of all ages. Mary was burned out in her corporate career and when her mother got sick, she had a real wake up call. She knew that no one was really going to care if she nailed that presentation today if she woke up dead tomorrow. There had to be more to life than this, and there was. When she started traveling solo, it led her down a path of self-discovery and even a new business venture! Her biggest ‘ah-ha’ moment while traveling solo is that there are so many non-traditional jobs out there and different ways to experience and live life. There is no such thing as the ‘wrong way’ of doing things.   Key Takeaways: *Through Mary’s business, she hosts small groups of women on trips located all over the world. *What inspired Mary to get started in this work? *What were some of Mary’s biggest discoveries and ‘ah-ha’ moments when she traveled solo? *What would happen if tomorrow was your last day? *During Mary’s travels, she met a lot of people who had non-traditional jobs and this inspired her to find other options for more fulfilling work. *We each have our own journeys to go on. Not everyone discovers this lifestyle on the same timeline. *You have to want this business or the new airline ticket more than you want that new pair of sunglasses or those daily coffees. *There are different ways to live your life! *What is Mary’s definition of solo travel? *What has Mary noticed about the women who go on these group trips with her? *How does Mary structure her trips? *Do women end up branching out on their own after going on one of Mary’s trips?   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive Go Solo! by Jennifer Buchholz   Connect with Mary: Website Instagram Facebook   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Multipotentialite?  #YOLOGOSOLO?  What are these terms?  What do they mean?  Jennifer is a Women's Empowerment Coach, an Integrative Wellness Life Coach, a Grief Support Specialist, she's certified in Myers Briggs Type Indicator, and is even a certified Laughter Yoga Instructor.  Listen to this week’s episode and learn about these terms and listen to Jennifer teach me about not only Solo Travel as a way of self-discovery and empowerment, but how to do laughing yoga!  It was so fun!  

Hello everyone! Jennifer Buchholz here. I'm so glad to introduce you to the first episode of Go Solo Live, where we introduce inspiring women who are out there living their life to the fullest. My goal for this podcast is to showcase how the world isn't really that scary of a place, especially if you know how to take the appropriate measures.  Joining me on this episode is Kelly McDermott, someone who decided to get out there and travel when she was 36-years-old. After coming out of a divorce, Kelly found herself needing more out of life. People all over the world have some pretty old-fashioned ideas about women and traveling alone and Kelly addressed some of those on our call. Despite experiencing a bit of prejudice, Kelly still wouldn't change the experience for the world.   Key Insights: *Why are you traveling alone? What an old-fashioned question! *Who is Kelly? *Where was Kelly before she decided to travel by herself? *Kelly wasn't running away. She made a concise choice to travel and recover from a bad divorce. *Kelly was 36 when she started this journey. *What did Kelly's family think of her going off to explore the world? They were very supportive! *However, a lot of people feared for Kelly's safety. *How did Kelly ensure her own safety? What kind of things did she do beforehand? *Fear of the unknown is drastically scarier than the reality. *Do your research! Technology makes it so easy to get the info you need. *Kelly discusses her decision to travel in a group for specific areas vs. traveling solo. *Traveling in a group takes a lot of pressure off your shoulders. Sometimes you need a break from planning and researching your trips! *What kind of reactions did Kelly get when she was traveling alone?  *While planned things are great, it’s the unexpected things that really stand out. *What are some of the key highlights that Kelly learned when she was traveling? *Why should people, who are currently of midlife age, travel more? *Solo travel is the ultimate form of self-care.   Mentioned in This Episode: www.transformviatravel.com/ Transform via Travel Facebook Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com   Connect with Kelly: Blog: A Path Less Taken   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes to get notified when a new episode has been released. I appreciate you listening to this week's show and tune in next week for another great guest. 

This episode gets raw and honest, so be aware of who might be listening in with you.   A Special Quote for Jennifer    “Don't lament so much about how your career is going to turn out. You don't have a career. You have a life. Do the work. Keep the faith. Be true blue. You are a writer because you write. Keep writing and quit your bitching. Your book has a birthday. You don't know what it is yet.” - From Brave Enough by Cheryl Strayed   Running Away from a Bad Country Song In 2013, Jennifer Buchholz wanted to get numb. Her relationship of 10-years was ending, she was caring for her sick father, two of her cats died and she had just turned 40. She, like most of us, thought running away would make her problems disappear. Even though she felt guilty about planning her trip while her father was bedridden, she realized she really could just pick up and take off on her own. She was now single. She didn’t have any children and she could work remotely. So she called a travel agent with her two prerequisites, warm and all-inclusive.   An Unlikely Pick-me-Up Jamaica was fun but during her flight home, Jennifer was confronted by the thought of returning to an empty house. She was embarrassed to find someone staring at her while her uncontrollable tears were thinning the cheese sauce of her airport nachos. The scruffy man asked her if there was something he could help her with and she tenderly replied to him “Can you make me laugh?”   Making Choices In 2014, Jennifer felt lucky to be chosen for a study abroad program in New Zealand. She used her time alone to read books on how to process grief and ponder about what her future might look like. She wrote down what she was feeling and the writing helped her to get unstuck. She found that writing cleared her mind and gave her a freedom she desperately needed.      Feeling Like a Fraud Transitioning from being a “rules girl” to an entrepreneur didn’t feel natural to Jennifer. She found the path of the entrepreneur scary, messy and unclear. She was faced with trying to define who she was and who she wasn’t (I Am Habits #1). Still, she kept writing with the intention of sharing her experiences with others.    Women Aren’t Supposed To Jennifer’s physical needs didn’t subside just because she was no longer in a relationship. She found herself wanting sex with a variety of people in a variety of ways. She didn’t know what sex was supposed to be like after 40 or what it took to release her own pleasure. She DID know she wanted men to want her and her body. She craved validation and she found it through sexual encounters. She was able to let go of her body image insecurities, to let go and enjoy.   Go Solo! A Savvy Woman’s Guide to Transformation and Self-Discovery Through Travel Jennifer’s new book is available now, so grab a copy. If you are interested in self-discovery solo travel, following your passions and living a life with purpose, then Jennifer’s life coach sessions may be just what you need. Contact Jennifer via her Transform via Travel website or find out more about her from her LinkedIn profile.   Work Directly with Me If you would like to work directly with me visit my website, Annpeck.com or email me directly at ann@annpeck.com and share with me the impact you have gotten from these stories. If you would like to share your thoughts and ideas with me you can connect on twitter with #curvyworldpodcast and/or @iamannpeck. On Facebook, you can join the private Curvyworld group. If you would like a copy of my “I Am Habits” simply text Iamhabits (all one word) to 44222. Let me know how you found out about Straight Talk, I love collecting the stories.

Anne Mank, CFP®, CPA, EIG Wealth Advisor, talks with Jennifer Buchholz, CEO of Excel & Flourish, about tips on how to use Excel spreadsheets for household budgeting and small business needs.