Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer snyder

Today, our guest on The PARTNERNOMICS® Show is, Jennifer Snyder, President of Partner Ecosystem Development, a consulting firm dedicated to helping companies evaluate, launch, and scale their partner programs.   Topics Covered:

Hey friends! Margie is back with a bang! (ooohhh maybe I should have put that better).This week Margie tells Rachel about Jennifer Snyder's Redemption of a Wolf, and well...look this episode isn't sponsored by Better Help but hey...it could be.  As could the characters. (Don't put your friends down, it's just not nice.)

Jennifer Snyder of Neat as a Pin returns in a special episode to give Ann tips on the most efficient ways to pack your bags for traveling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ann speaks with Jennifer Snyder form the Waco based company "Neat As A Pin" to talk about the best ways for people to stay organized as we enter the 2023 Holiday Season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On todays episode of Humans of Montclair, Anna interviews Jennifer Snyder of the Little Daisy Bake Shop.

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Jennifer Snyder was an avid animal lover and dedicated veterinary assistant. She was overjoyed when she and her longtime boyfriend were expecting their first child together. When she failed to show up  to her first ultrasound appointment, everyone was determined to find her. Where was Jennifer Snyder, and who was responsible for her disappearance?  

About declamation, IB Latin, and the benefits and challenges of having a four-year Latin requirement. Founded in 2006 and modeled after the Boston Latin School, The Brooklyn Latin School (TBLS) is one of nine specialized high schools in the New York City public school system. With an emphasis on public speaking, structured writing, analytical thinking, and Socratic seminars, TBLS requires all of its discipuli – and yes, they're referred to as discipuli, not as students – to complete a full four-year Latin program. The discipuli of TBLS wear uniforms whose purple accents “reflect the color worn by Roman nobility,” and the school's motto is reflective of the high expectations to which its discipuli are held: CUI MULTUM SIT DATUM, MULTUM AB EO POSTULABITUR (“To whom much has been given, much from him will be demanded”). According to data collected and analyzed by U.S. News and World Report, The Brooklyn Latin School is among the top one hundred public high schools in America. Jennifer Snyder serves as Chair of the Department of Classics at TBLS. Jennifer earned a B.A. in Classics from Smith College and an M.A. in Classics from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and she has been teaching at TBLS since 2011. The Brooklyn Latin School CORRECTION: A listener in Boston pointed out that the Boston Latin School still requires four years of Latin. Quintilian is supported by a Bridge Initiative Grant from the Committee for the Promotion of Latin and Greek, a division of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South. Quintilian is on Facebook! Find us, follow us, and join the conversation. Music: "Echo Canyon Instrumental" by Clive Romney Comments or questions about this podcast may be directed to ryangsellers@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

Jen Snyder has a PASSION for sales and sale leadership. Early on she recognized the leadership her mother demonstrated to live with integrity. Her leadership style is a daily mix of support, conversations, coaching and asking questions to expand the perspective of others. Starting in Ice Cream then printing and real estate she is now the Chief Evangelist for GovQA an Automated Workflow software company for Government Compliance. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/snyderjen Website: webqa.com

This week, Charlie makes a strong case for why anyone who is interested in technology innovation should be following GovTech closely and consistently. Joining the Charlie to explore how government agencies are adapting to innovating at the speed of light (and why private companies will be stealing tech talent from government agencies) is Jennifer Snyder (Chief Evanglist at GovQA).

This week, Charlie makes a strong case for why anyone who is interested in technology innovation should be following GovTech closely and consistently. According to new research, thanks to the pandemic governments (federal, state and local) are out-innovating the private sector in many areas. Could this be the dawn of a new era in government innovation? You betcha! Joining the Charlie to explore how government agencies are adapting to innovating at the speed of light (and why private companies will be stealing tech talent from government agencies) is Jennifer Snyder (Chief Evanglist at GovQA).  CONNECT WITH JENNIFER: Twitter:  @jensnyder05 GovQA Website: https://www.govqa.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/snyderjen/ LINKS TO GOVTECH RESOURCES: Charlie's favorite govtech podcast, Federal Drive: https://bit.ly/3hhzsYK GovTech News: https://www.govtech.com/news FedScoop: https://www.fedscoop.com/ Federal News Podcast:  https://bit.ly/3ycfRQK NextGov Tech News: https://www.nextgov.com/ REACH OUT TO THE SHOW: Website: https://tech2025.com/fast-forward-podcast/ Twitter: @fastforward2025 Instagram: @fastforward2025 Facebook: http://bit.ly/fastforwardfacebook Email: fastforward@tech2025.com Charlie on Twitter:  @itscomplicatedCharlie on Instagram:  @charlieoliverbk Charlie on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/charlieoliverny

In today's podcast of Talking Catholic, Marianela Nunez and Mike Walsh are thrilled to celebrate with Catholic school leaders the end of a successful year with joyful events and graduations! If you still don't know how Catholic educators managed to stay open for in-person learning in the midst of a global pandemic, check out this podcasts for interesting insights of the school year overall. The podcast features Deacon Joseph Rafferty, principal at St. Rose of Lima School and his PTA president Rachel Wesner along with Wildwood Catholic Academy Vice-principal Jennifer Snyder and one of her PTA members, Colleen White, sharing their insights about a successful year. We guarantee you will appreciate the details, explanations and hopes about next academic year in the dynamic conversation of this quartet. Making parents happy is not a small task when it comes to providing the best academic, faith filled, and social educational experience for children, but this year  many Catholic school parents could not feel more satisfied by their South Jersey Catholic Schools! Listen to the show  to learn more about what catholic schools are all about! Listen to Talking Catholic on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Alexa or at https://talking.catholicstarherald.org/show/talking-catholic. You can also catch us on Domestic Church Media radio Sundays at 11 AM or Mondays at 4 PM https://domesticchurchmedia.org. Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingCatholic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingcatholic Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkingcatholic

In this episode, Jennifer shares her story of working with GovQA.com, going off into other roles during a growth phase, then coming back to GovQA as a chief evangelist. GovQA is a risk management and document compliance SAAS company that helps government agencies, state and local agencies manage Freedom of Information Requests(FOIA). To learn more visit them online at GovQA.com

Connect with Jen:https://www.linkedin.com/in/snyderjen/https://www.linkedin.com/company/govqa/https://twitter.com/govqa Connect with Jamie:Join her FREE Facebook Group, Influencer Circle - https://www.facebook.com/groups/influencercircle.milliondollarstory/

2.8.21 J GovQA is the leader in enterprise workflow automation for government requests, mainly focused on Public Records (FOIA). As Chief Evangelist, Jen is a first choice for thought-provoking discussions and best-practice working sessions with folks at all levels of state, city and county government across the U.S., especially around the topics of trends in public records workflows, legal affairs, and communications. The pandemic and protests have changed the way “Smart Government” agencies across the country communicate via public records – and caused many to see that the time to act and modernize with technology is now.  

Ann talks with Jennifer Snyder owner of Neat as a Pin and a Certified Professional Organizer® about organizing for the new year.

In this episode, Certified Professional Organizer Jennifer Snyder shares the importance of being organized - not just with your stuff but with every part of your life. We discuss the importance of boundaries with our stuff - both physical and emotional, why it's so hard for some people to get rid of items that don't serve a purpose anymore, and some simple tips for getting started with a more organized home for the new year.Connect with Jennifer at Neat as a Pin or follow her on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or TwitterClick for information on the Declutter Challenge offered by JenniferMusic credit: Ryan The Son, hear more from Ryan The Son on Instagram, YouTube or Spotify

Jennifer Snyder of Neat as a Pin Organizing and Cleaning, introduces you to Baking Your Business from Scratch. A podcast for solo and mompreneurs who are trying to grow a thriving business while growing a healthy family. This episode is all about having the confidence to start something you'll love!

Jennifer Snyder of Neat as a Pin Organizing and Cleaning, introduces you to Baking Your Business from Scratch. A podcast for solo and mompreneurs who are trying to grow a thriving business while growing a healthy family. This episode is all about having the confidence to start something you'll love!

Jennifer Snyder of Neat as a Pin Organizing and Cleaning, introduces you to Baking Your Business from Scratch. A podcast for solo and mompreneurs who are trying to grow a thriving business while growing a healthy family. This episode is all about creating space in your busy life!

Jennifer Snyder introduces you to Baking Your Business from Scratch. A podcast for solo and mompreneurs who are trying to grow a thriving business while growing a healthy family.

Jennifer Snyder is a terrific entrepreneur who is as excited about business as she is cleaning and organizing.  She is keenly insightful to the psychology behind hoarding and organizing.  She brings this insight to us as we talking organizing and productivity.  She also touches on the reasons why some have hoarded during the COVID 19 crisis.  Why do we need that giant thing of toilet paper?  She knows why.Plus, can you organize your social media?  Find out!www.facebook.com/neatasapinorganizingexpertswww.neatasapin.net 

Autumn sat down with Jennifer Snyder, Certified Professional Organizer® and owner of Neat as a Pin®

Amy Tobin discusses getting organized in the New Year with Neat As A Pin author and expert Jennifer Snyder.

I'm back with a quick update episode about what you can expect from me in the coming year, as both my life and my business evolve. In the episode, I chat through my own impending career changes, an exciting (though daunting) rebrand, updates about the podcast, the shop, the artist residency, and much more. For full episodes from the Creating Your Own Path archives, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today is the final episode of Season 4! I'm wrapping things up with a co-hosted chat with this year’s CYOP Artist Resident Melanie Biehle and we're talking all about the artist residency. When I launched the CYOP Artist Residency, I had a pretty good idea of how I wanted it to roll out, but I learned a lot throughout the season and Melanie did too. In the episode, Melanie and I chat about what we loved about the residency, what we learned, and what we might do differently next time. Melanie also shares some really great advice for those who might want to participate in any type of residency in the near future and some updates about her work as she prepares to close out the year. Please find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

We’re back with another episode featuring documentary director Sami Abdou. If you're just finding the show, I highly recommend you go back and listen to last week’s episode — episode 124 — before diving into this one. Everything will just make a lot more sense if you do. On today’s show, I’m talking with Sami about his side projects, what they mean to him, and how he fits them in while he’s working some seriously long hours as a director for the show Intervention. We also talk a lot about the magic of Los Angeles and why being a solid human being is crucial when you’re looking to be gainfully employed in the entertainment industry. For the full episode + show notes, visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today we’re starting our final three-part series of the season and I’m really excited to be sharing this next guest with you. If you’ve been listening to the show for a bit, you may know that it actually started with a Q&A interview series on my blog before it became a podcast. I really wanted to bring back some of the people I interviewed in 2013 and today we’re getting some updates from my friend Sami Abdou.  Sami is a documentary director and he works on both small projects and some pretty notable ones. For example, right now he's a director for the TV show, Intervention. In today’s episode, we learn more about Sami’s background and the real story behind why he decided to get into filmmaking, what it’s like to direct documentary films and shows, how his career has evolved over the years and how he stays happy and healthy with his intense work schedule. For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today we’ve got the final episode in my three-part series with writer Keah Brown. If you haven’t listened to the other two episodes — 121 and 122 — please go back and listen to those first. Everything will make a little more sense if you do.  Today, I’m chatting with Keah about all of the people in our lives who keep us moving forward. We talk about why it’s so important to have a support system, different places to find and build community these days, and why having the right people in your world will make it a little easier to do the things that scare you. SHOW NOTES: Keah's work Keah on Instagram + Twitter #DisabledAndCute Roxane Gay Ashley C. Ford Tweet thread about writing/editing credits For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

I’m back today with writer Keah Brown and today we’re talking about something I haven’t spent much time on around here and that’s advocacy and the power of social media. Earlier this year, Keah started a hashtag on Twitter — #disabledandcute — and it took off just a few days later, creating an entire community around the concept. She shares the story behind it all in the episode and we also get into the power of positivity, how Keah is using her platform to advocate for herself and others, and why representation matters within the disability community and beyond. SHOW NOTES: Keah's work + press Keah on Instagram + Twitter Cerebral Palsy #DisabledAndCute Million Dollar Baby Alex Slater, Trident Media Group For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today's episode is the first in a three-part series featuring writer Keah Brown. She is a journalist who also writes poetry, fiction pieces, and non-fiction essays. She is also the mastermind behind an incredible movement called #disabledandcute, which something we get into a little more on next week’s show. What you need to know this week is that the hashtag went viral on Twitter back in February and has been gaining momentum ever since. In the interview, we’re starting at the beginning and learning more about Keah’s career and how she fell in love with the craft of writing. She also shares how she gets into the right frame of mind to write across different genres and outlets and why it’s important for everyone to let their voices be heard. SHOW NOTES: Keah's work Keah on Instagram + Twitter Sarah Dessen Tia Mowry-Hardrict Robert Jordan, Pianist Fredonia​​​​​ State University of New York For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today, we’ve got the last episode in a three-part series with designer, writer, and educator Anne Ditmeyer. If you haven’t listened to the last two week’s worth of episodes, please do so before wrapping up the series with this episode. In the interview, Anne and I talk about the magic of using online tools to make offline connections and how that’s been showing up in her work lately. She share’s the truth behind what we all see online these days, why she thinks work should be much more playful than it is now, and some of the best ways she’s been able to build relationships that cross the online/offline barrier. SHOW NOTES: Anne's portfolio Prêt à Voyager (Anne's blog) Navigate Paris (Anne's tours) Anne on Instagram, Twitter + Facebook Anne's classes on Skillshare My first interview with Anne Vayable Christine Herrin on CYOP #111, #112, #113 Adobe Max Creative Mornings Munich Herb Lester Map Project The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community) For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

Today, I’m back with the second in a three-part series with designer, writer, and educator Anne Ditmeyer. If you haven’t listened to last week’s episode, please do that first!  In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Anne all about the ebbs and flows that come with working for yourself. She goes into how she handles the emotional roller coaster that can come from having too little or, in her case, too much work coming her way. She also offers advice on how to present your work if you tend to do many different types of things and why she doesn’t think she’d be very good at (or happy with) having a full-time job. SHOW NOTES: Anne's portfolio Prêt à Voyager (Anne's blog) Navigate Paris (Anne's tours) Anne on Instagram, Twitter + Facebook Anne's classes on Skillshare My first interview with Anne Design Sponge Meighan O'Toole Open Classrooms Sree Sreenivasa Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community) Find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today's show is the first in a new three-part series with designer, writer, and educator Anne Ditmeyer. In 2013 I interviewed Anne for Creating Your Own Path before it was a podcast. In the episode, I’m talking with Anne about how she has been able to successfully build a creatively fulfilling business across many different mediums and platforms. She chats about how living in France, and the constraints it put on her work situation, ultimately made her more creative, how she decides what platforms to use to showcase and provide access to her work, and why she’s never wanted to blog for a living — even though her blog is well-known and established. SHOW NOTES: Anne's portfolio Prêt à Voyager (Anne's blog) Navigate Paris (Anne's tours) Anne on Instagram, Twitter + Facebook Anne's classes on Skillshare My first interview with Anne Samantha Clarke (happiness consultant) Samantha in Forbes (portfolio careers) How to Be Everything by Emilie Wapnick Parsons Paris Wordpress Squarespace The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community) For the full episode + show notes, please visit creatingyourownpath.com.

I’m back with Melanie Biehle today for another co-hosted chat! As many of you know, Melanie is the 2017 CYOP Artist Resident and today we’re talking all about taking a step back from your business in an effort to gain clarity, do some strategic planning, and figure out what’s working.  In this episode, we cover a little bit about what taking a step back means to each of us in our respective businesses, what taking a break might look like from day to day, and what happens — both the good and the bad — when we get out of production and promotion mode and give ourselves the opportunity to see the forest for the trees. SHOW NOTES: Check out Melanie's art Melanie on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Melanie's pop-up event in Seattle Me on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Episode 101 Episode 106 Episode 110 Saatchi Art Society 6 Minted Digital Kitchen The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) Find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today’s episode is the last in my series with Moorea Seal and it’s a powerful one. If you’re just tuning in, be sure to go back and listen to episodes 114 and 115 before diving into this one. If you’ve already listened to past episodes, you know that Moorea is an author, designer and shop owner and she has been very open about the experiences that have set her on her path. This episode is no exception. We’re diving pretty deep into some serious topics. On the show, we chat about why mental health advocacy is so important to Moorea, what therapy has helped her realize over the years, a how discussions about mental health, wellness, and advocacy are approached within her business. SHOW NOTES: Moorea Seal Moorea's blog Moorea's 52 Lists books Pre-order Moorea's new book Moorea on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook + Twitter Suicide Prevention Hotline American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

I’m back today with another segment with author, designer and shop owner Moorea Seal. If you haven’t listened to last week’s episode yet, I highly recommend you go back and download that one first. It’s Episode 114 in the archives.    In today’s interview, we talk a lot about growth and what it’s looked like for Moorea both personally and in business. She goes into detail about how her multi-book book deal came to fruition, why Moorea Seal (the shop) wouldn’t be where it is today without a team of people, and how she's known when to take the next big steps with her business. SHOW NOTES: Moorea Seal Moorea's blog Moorea's 52 Lists books Pre-order Moorea's new book! Moorea on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook + Twitter Sasquatch Books Justina Blakeney Elsie Larson from A Beautiful Mess Julia Manchik Learn more about upcoming workshops here. See the new art prints in the shop here! The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) Find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today, I'm talking with Moorea Seal, who is an author, designer and shop owner based out of Seattle! In today’s interview, she walks us through the early days of her career and how blogging, art, and Pinterest all played a roll. We also chat about what it’s like to name your business after yourself, how early trauma in her life set her on her path, and why our identities don’t need to be tied to our outputs. Moorea’s story is one that is full of both dark and light moments and you’ll hear a little bit of both over the next three episodes. I really hope you’ll take the time to listen to the underlying drivers that are at play in everything she does. While we may not all be able to relate to exactly what she’s gone through, her tenacity to just keep going and to trust her gut is one that I think we can all learn from. SHOW NOTES: Moorea Seal Moorea's blog Moorea's books Moorea on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook + Twitter Moorea's music on Myspace (!!) Artist John Grade Myers-Briggs Test Learn more about upcoming workshops here. See what art prints are coming to the shop here. The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today is our last segment with Christine Herrin, who is a designer and hand letterer who has launched her own line of memory-keeping products. She just recently wrapped up her time as an Adobe Creative Resident and today’s episode is all about her experience. In the interview, we talk about her specific project and why she proposed it to the Adobe team. We also get into some behind-the-scenes stuff regarding how the residency works, why the public speaking aspect of the residency turned out to be huge for her, what it was like to share her process along the way, and how her experience taught her to be both a creative and a business person.   SHOW NOTES: Christine Herrin Everyday Explorers Christine on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Adobe Creative Residency Kelly Purkey Ali Edwards Sara Dietschy SXSW Festival Behance The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today we’re hearing once again from designer and letterer Christine Herrin. If you listened to last week’s show, episode 111, you know that Christine’s passion is memory keeping and she’s built a business around designing modern products for those who love to capture and save memories. She also has a full freelance schedule as a designer and hand letterer and just recently wrapped up her stint as an Adobe Creative Resident. In today’s interview, we talk about how travel is essential for jolting her creative brain into action. We also discuss the surprising places she’s found product design ideas in her travels, why she’s okay with both digital and physical types of memory keeping, and how she blends work and travel as a way to see the world and get stuff done at the same time. SHOW NOTES: Christine Herrin Everyday Explorers Christine on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Adobe Creative Residency Total Girl magazine Anne Ditmeyer's CYOP Interview Anne Ditmeyer's work Blurb Books The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

I'm back today with another three-part series and this time I’m talking with graphic designer, hand letterer, and product designer Christine Herrin. You may also know her from her recent stint as an Adobe Creative Resident where she launched her shop, Everyday Explorers Co. In the interview, we talk at length about memory-keeping and why she feels that capturing bits of life is so important. She also opens up about her decision to move from Manila to San Francisco to go to grad school, why she decided not to finish her advanced degree, and she offers some really great advice about putting yourself in the way of cool people and projects. SHOW NOTES: Christine Herrin Everyday Explorers Christine on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Adobe Creative Residency Academy of Art University, San Francisco Kelly Purkey Albertson Design TED Talks Makeshift Society + Rena Tom Creative Live 100 Days of Discussion digtal sale! The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

I’m back with Melanie Biehle today for another co-hosted chat! As most of you know, Melanie is the 2017 CYOP Artist Resident and is an incredibly talented artist and designer. If this is your first time listening to the show, I want to welcome you, but I also want to advise you to go back to episode 101 and 106 to learn more about Melanie, her work, and some topics we've covered in the past. In today's episode, we cover a few topics that we both find a little bit challenging from time to time—motivation, focus, and organization. I think oftentimes all of those things go hand in hand whether you have a 9-5 or you run your own business. We talk about the challenges we both face, what’s worked for us in the past, and things we want to be better at moving forward.   SHOW NOTES: Check out Melanie's art Melanie on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Melanie's pop-up event in Seattle Me on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Episode 101 Episode 106 Pomodoro Technique Google Calendar TeuxDeux Swiss Miss Bullet Journal ​​​​​​Get to Work Book Elise Blaha Cripe on CYOP The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find more by visiting creatingyourownpath.com.

I’m back one final time with Rebecca Plumb and Meghan Phillips of Honey Agency, a creative agency here Sacramento that focuses specifically on food and beverage brands. Today, however, I’m talking with them about starting Sacramento’s Creative Mornings chapter. In the interview, we cover a lot of information that might be helpful for those of you who want to start a Creative Mornings chapter in your city. And honestly, it’s helpful even if you want to create an even that isn’t affiliated with Creative Mornings. Rebecca shares the reasons she wanted to start the event series, Meghan talks about what it’s been like trying to get sponsors on board, and they both discuss what the speakers have taught them over the last several months. SHOW NOTES: Creative Mornings Sacramento CM Sacramento on Instagram, Facebook, + Twitter Honey Agency Honey Agency on Instagram, Pinterest + Facebook Rebecca on Instagram Meghan on Instagram Amanda Sebastiani Tina Roth Eisenberg of SwissMiss + Tattly Amal Iqba Adam Federico The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find the full episode + show notes, along with all of the CYOP archives at creatingyourownpath.com.

I’m back this week with more from my interview with Rebecca Plumb and Meghan Phillips of Honey Agency, which is a creative agency here Sacramento that focuses specifically on food and beverage brands. Several months ago, they also led the charge to start Sacramento’s Creative Mornings chapter. On today’s show, we get into a pretty real conversation about how they see their business partnership as a marriage and why they’ve had to seek help from third parties like therapists and coaches as they’ve grown the business. They also talk about why they’ve implemented what they call “collaboration hour” at their office, how they believe in the fishbowl theory—which Rebecca explains quite well—and why they’ve had to shift their mindset so they can grow a business that will live on without them. SHOW NOTES: Honey Agency Honey Agency on Instagram, Pinterest + Facebook Rebecca on Instagram Meghan on Instagram MARRS Building Creative Mornings HQ Creative Mornings Sacramento The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can find the full episode + show notes for this episode, along with all of the CYOP archives at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today's show is the first in a three-part series featuring Rebecca Plumb and Meghan Phillips. Together, they run Honey Agency, which is a creative agency based out of Sacramento that focuses specifically on food and beverage brands. They are also the masterminds behind Sacramento’s Creative Mornings chapter. In the interview today, we talk about their past corporate careers and why working for a larger company helped them both develop professionally. We also chat about how a branding agency brands itself, why being too “on the nose” with your branding can be a turn-off, and why hiring incredibly talented people has driven much of their company’s success. SHOW NOTES: Honey Agency Honey Agency on Instagram, Pinterest + Facebook Rebecca on Instagram Meghan on Instagram Sonoma State Chico State Java City Cupcake Vineyards The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can also find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today’s show is the first ever co-hosted episode of CYOP! I’m excited to bring the Melanie Biehle back on the show every so often as a cohost. She is an incredibly talented artist and designer and she’s also the 2017 CYOP Artist Resident. In the episode, we step away from the interview format and just have an open discussion about what’s going on in our respective businesses right now, some of the big changes we’ve both made over the last few months, and how it’s all shaking out. SHOW NOTES: Check out Melanie's art Melanie on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter Melanie's pop-up event in Seattle Me on Instagram, Pinterest + Twitter My office hours Google Hangouts Slack Melissa Camilleri Anicich Steph Jagger Thanks to Sandra + Adina for asking awesome questions! The Creative Digest (Extra interview snippets + the CYOP Slack Community!) You can also find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Today’s show is our first Tuesday Tips + Tricks episode of the season and it’s sponsored by Twenty20, which is a stock photography site where creatives like us can go to find inspiring, authentic stock photos taken by real-world photographers. I was pretty excited when the team at Twenty20 reached out about sponsoring the show. I’ve been having trouble finding the time to stage all of the photos I need to go along with my written or audio content, but I was also really interested in finding out more about the company. So, I wrangled an interview with Co-founder and CEO Matt Munson to see if he could share, not only the company’s backstory, but also some best practices for using stock photography in our businesses. SHOW NOTES: Twenty20.com/cyop Twenty20 on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest + Twitter Tarte Yogurt More about the transition from Instacanvas Today’s episode is brought to you by Twenty20, where creatives go to find inspiring, authentic stock photos taken by real-world photographers. Head to Twenty20.com/cyop for a seven-day trial with five free photos!