Podcast appearances and mentions of julie couret

Pick Up the Roach is all about the six traits of leaders that align with the six legs of the roach.  Today, former Disney Cast member Julie Couret shares her story of how "leading by example" is a simple way to drive the culture.

Business owners and CEOs meet Julie Couret. She is an executive coach first and foremost. She understands the challenges leaders face. Often they need someone to share their goals and concerns and possibly their fears. Where can they go to have an understanding ear? Julie provides that and then when open for it, provides the steps necessary for the desired result.What you will hear in this podcast:Importance of providing clear feedback.Challenges of executive/CEO isolationThe importance of having the right team in placeWhat direct reports should know each day3- steps to a successful One on OneHow to help an employee to change behaviorSimple ideas as to how to have a great meeting with staffJulie will help you with practical guidance  

Back when we first started making Out to Lunch in New Orleans, one of our earliest guests was a young woman by the name of Amy Chenevert. Amy had gone to a football game and realized that all the guys were wearing fan fashion, but there was nothing fashionable for women to wear on game day. So Amy started up a company that made gameday apparel for women sports fans. That was back in 2007. During the 2019 football season, a new piece of women's sports apparel started popping up. If you don't have one yourself, you've probably seen someone wearing it. It's a sparkly, sequined sports jacket, in appropriate Saints, Tigers, and other team colors. That sparkly jacket marked Amy Chenevert's return to sports fashion. After taking some time away from her business, Amy is back at the head of her company, Tru Colors Gameday. The company makes fashion items specifically for women to wear and take to the game on game day, centered on a very specific NFL women's fashion accessory, the clear bag.  Game Day Every Day the New Orleans Saints, the LSU Tigers, and every other successful sports team know how to go out on the field and win. Everybody knows their position. Everybody knows the rules. Everybody on the team knows exactly what to do. But they still have a coach. You can't even imagine a football team without a coach. When an organization with a lot of moving parts is dependent on communication and on-the-fly decision making, it makes sense to have someone who can stand back and see the big picture. Which is why businesses have coaches too. Like Julie Couret. The companies Julie coaches are an impressive list that include GE, the Marriot, Sheraton, Entergy, Ochsner Health System, and many others. Recently the question for a lot of businesses has gone from, “When will things get back to normal?” to “How do we survive if things never go back to normal?” Julie imparts a great deal of wisdom for businesses coping with Covid in this conversation. Photos from this show by Jill Lafleur are at our website. More conversation about the future of the NFL season with Saints CFO Ed Lang is here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back when we first started making Out to Lunch in New Orleans, one of our earliest guests was a young woman by the name of Amy Chenevert. Amy had gone to a football game and realized that all the guys were wearing fan fashion, but there was nothing fashionable for women to wear on game day. So Amy started up a company that made gameday apparel for women sports fans. That was back in 2007. During the 2019 football season, a new piece of women's sports apparel started popping up. If you don't have one yourself, you've probably seen someone wearing it. It's a sparkly, sequined sports jacket, in appropriate Saints, Tigers, and other team colors. That sparkly jacket marked Amy Chenevert's return to sports fashion. After taking some time away from her business, Amy is back at the head of her company, Tru Colors Gameday. The company makes fashion items specifically for women to wear and take to the game on game day, centered on a very specific NFL women's fashion accessory, the clear bag.  Game Day Every Day the New Orleans Saints, the LSU Tigers, and every other successful sports team know how to go out on the field and win. Everybody knows their position. Everybody knows the rules. Everybody on the team knows exactly what to do. But they still have a coach. You can't even imagine a football team without a coach. When an organization with a lot of moving parts is dependent on communication and on-the-fly decision making, it makes sense to have someone who can stand back and see the big picture. Which is why businesses have coaches too. Like Julie Couret. The companies Julie coaches are an impressive list that include GE, the Marriot, Sheraton, Entergy, Ochsner Health System, and many others. Recently the question for a lot of businesses has gone from, “When will things get back to normal?” to “How do we survive if things never go back to normal?” Julie imparts a great deal of wisdom for businesses coping with Covid in this conversation. Photos from this show by Jill Lafleur are at our website. More conversation about the future of the NFL season with Saints CFO Ed Lang is here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back when we first started making Out to Lunch in New Orleans, one of our earliest guests was a young woman by the name of Amy Chenevert. Amy had gone to a football game and realized that all the guys were wearing fan fashion, but there was nothing fashionable for women to wear on game day. So Amy started up a company that made gameday apparel for women sports fans. That was back in 2007. During the 2019 football season, a new piece of women's sports apparel started popping up. If you don't have one yourself, you've probably seen someone wearing it. It's a sparkly, sequined sports jacket, in appropriate Saints, Tigers, and other team colors. That sparkly jacket marked Amy Chenevert's return to sports fashion. After taking some time away from her business, Amy is back at the head of her company, Tru Colors Gameday. The company makes fashion items specifically for women to wear and take to the game on game day, centered on a very specific NFL women's fashion accessory, the clear bag.  Game Day Every Day the New Orleans Saints, the LSU Tigers, and every other successful sports team know how to go out on the field and win. Everybody knows their position. Everybody knows the rules. Everybody on the team knows exactly what to do. But they still have a coach. You can't even imagine a football team without a coach. When an organization with a lot of moving parts is dependent on communication and on-the-fly decision making, it makes sense to have someone who can stand back and see the big picture. Which is why businesses have coaches too. Like Julie Couret. The companies Julie coaches are an impressive list that include GE, the Marriot, Sheraton, Entergy, Ochsner Health System, and many others. Recently the question for a lot of businesses has gone from, “When will things get back to normal?” to “How do we survive if things never go back to normal?” Julie imparts a great deal of wisdom for businesses coping with Covid in this conversation. Photos from this show by Jill Lafleur are at our website. More conversation about the future of the NFL season with Saints CFO Ed Lang is here.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julie Couret closes out the show talking about how to stay positive.

Marlon Favorite starts the final hour of the show talking about social injustices. Scott Walker talks about what he has been doing to keep his community safe. Julie Couret closes out the show giving advice on how to handle life during this time.

Adam Schefter kicks-off hour two of the show talking about the New Orleans Saints and the NFL. The Cajun Ninja talks about what he is cooking during this time. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Todd Graffagnini starts hour two of the show talking about the New Orleans Pelicans. Holly MacKenna discusses the coronavirus and how to deal with stress. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

The Cajun Ninja starts hour two of the show talking about what he is cooking during this time. Will Rabb gives his take on what is happening in NASCAR. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Austin Claunch starts hour two of the show talking about Nicholls basketball. Doctor Holly MacKenna comes on the Sports Hangover discussing the coronavirus and how to deal with stress. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Rod Walker tips-off hour one of the show giving his take on 'The Last Dance'. Vegas himself Raphael Esparza talks about the NBA and the MJ doc. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Luke Johnson kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the New Orleans Saints. Vegas himself Raphael Esparza talks about the UFC. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Todd Graffagnini tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the one year anniversary of the Pelicans winning the draft lottery. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Scott Prather kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the 2000 New Orleans Saints season. Ed Daniels gives his take on his top four Saints teams. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Tim Grubbs starts hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on what he thinks the MLB will do. Kirk Bullinger talks about what he thinks will happen with the MLB. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Dino Hanson tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on 'The Last Dance'. Sean Fazende talks about the Saints releasing Larry Warford. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Larry Holder kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the New Orleans Saints schedule. Vegas himself Raphael Esparza talks about the UFC and the NFL. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Rod Walker kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about what the schedule will look like. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Will Guillory tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on 'The Last Dance'. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

John Fourcade kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the NFL. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Dino Hanson tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the Michael Jordan documentary. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Will Guillory tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the New Orleans Pelicans. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Sean Fazende kicks-off hour one the Sports Hangover talking about the New Orleans Saints top story lines. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Vegas himself Raphael Esparza starts hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the NBA and the NFL. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

John Fourcade kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the NFL draft. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

John Fourcade kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the NFL draft. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Ed Daniels kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on what the New Orleans Saints will do in the draft. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Zach Ewing kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the 53 drafts that the Saints have had. John Hendrix gives his take on what he thinks the Saints will do in the draft. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Andrew Lopez tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the Jordan documentary. Vegas himself Raphael Esparza talks about the NBA and the NFL draft. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Pelicans head coach Alvin Gentry tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the his team and gives an interesting story about Michael Jordan. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Craig Robertson kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the camp he is helping put on this weekend. Antonio Daniels gives his take on what he has noticed from the Pelicans this season. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Katherine Terrell kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the last time a virus stopped sports in New Orleans. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Larry Holder kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the New Orleans Saints. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Todd Graffagnini tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the NBA and the New Orleans Pelicans. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Daniel Sallerson tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the New Orleans Pelicans. Sean Fazende gives his take on what he thinks the Saints will do in the NFL draft. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

John Hendrix kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about his Saints NFL Blitz tweet. John Fourcade gives his take on Johns tweet. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Jacques Doucet kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about Les Miles first win at LSU against ASU. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Scott Shanle kicks-off the Sports Hangover giving his take on what it was like to be in the Superdome for DomeComing. Jeff Duncan talks about what he remembers about Steve Gleason's blocked punt. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

New Orleans Saints punter Thomas Morstead starts hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about how he is helping the NOLA community deal with COVID 19. Willie Fritz talks about his Green Wave football team. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Todd Graffagnini tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the New Orleans Pelicans. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Julie Couret starts hour one of the Sports Hangover giving advice on how to handle life during this time. Josh Bates gives his take on college basketball.

Andrew Lopez tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover giving his take on the NBA and the Jordan documentary. Julie Couret gives her advice on not procrastinating during this time.

Daniel Sallerson tips-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about the New Orleans Pelicans. Vegas himself Raphael Esparza gives his take on the NFL and the NBA. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle life during this time.

Vegas himself Raphael Esparza kicks-off hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about sporting odds. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle social media during this time.

Fernando Ritzman starts hour one of the Sports Hangover talking about golf. Ken Trahan gives his take on the potential new NFL helmet rule. Julie Couret gives advice on how to handle this new norm of life.

Julie Couret helps you navigate through this new normal for employers, employees, newly unemployed and much more.

Mardi Gras and Day of the Dead are two very different holidays. But in 2020 Mardi Gras Death is a real thing. It's Ash Wednesday 2020, the day after the deadliest Mardi Gras, possibly of all time. Julie Couret is a witness to what happened. As a regular TV commentator camera crews sought Julie out right after the event and today, with the benefit of a bit hindsight, Julie gives us a first hand account of riding in the Nyx Parade just a few floats behind the woman who was killed trying to walk between the two sections of a tandem float. Was she cut in half, as people reported? (Julie says she knows the person who tried to give her CPR so it's doubtful she was in two pieces.) Was Mardi Gras 2020 cursed by the spirits of the dead people trapped inside the collapsed Hard Rock Hotel on Canal Street? (The jury is out on that one.) Dr. Mark Carson is a professor of history. But nobody mentions that small detail until the last moments of this Happy Hour, after Mark has played one of the nearly 2,000 songs he's written - this one appears on a Papa Grows Funk album and it's about a New Orleans character who used to hang out outside the Maple Leaf Bar where this show is recorded - and recounted his worst nightmare from years in bands. You'll wish you had a nightmare like this. Julie summarized it as, "having to deal with the oily grease from a stripper's tits."  All in all, for the day after the deadliest Mardi Gras ever - in which two separate people were killed in bizarre Mardi Gras parade accidents, both run over by the back half of a tandem-float - this Happy Hour is pretty punchy.  We get to hear how Julie get meets a guy on Bumble, and how - thanks to Ancestry.com and Facebook - she finds the brother she never knew she had, who came to be born as a result of a date her father barely remembers going on back in the day.  For photos from this show by Jill Lafleur, and more, visit our website at www.itsneworleans.com

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Using social media to make new connections and grow your small business can be so confusing and overwhelming! What if you could learn the best ways to use social media to grow your small business from someone who is actually making it work? Now you can!   In this episode, host Mary Foley talks with Julie Couret, founder of 7602 Coach, where she coaches and trains leaders. Julie uses social media in smart and savvy ways to connect with individuals and organizations who can benefit from her expertise. And, it’s working! Hear her social media strategies so you can use them, too.   Listen and learn:   What’s the key to “showing up” on any social media platform?   What are the key differences between YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram so you can know which ones are the best for you?   Why is LinkedIn Julie’s new favorite platform?   Why Julie says YouTube is for education and Twitter is like a cocktail party!   How important is it to be professional and polished on social media?   How can you integrate your website with your social media activity?

In this episode we answer more of your questions about New Orleans. We received so many questions for episode 67 that we decided to do another Q&A show. This time  I am joined by Julie Couret, whose roots run to the earliest days of New Orleans. She is a New Orleanian, a mom, a co-parent, the owner of a small business, and a blogger over at NOLA Mom's Blog (phew!). The questions cover everything from what are the biggest mistakes tourists make, to where New Orleanians like to go on vacation. We also talk about Tales of the Cocktail, garbage collection at Mardi Gras, how to survive the Summer heat, and lots more! Time Stamps 13:51      What are the biggest mistakes tourists make in visiting the city?   15:46      What do people do that is a waste of their time, money and sobriety?   18:11       Best place to go in the morning to cure a hangover?   20:01      I understand a typical question (in New Orleans) is to ask where did you go to high school? How do you answer this if you are a transplant?   26:31      What is your perfect New Orleans day?   36:43      What’s your favorite route to run or walk in the city?   38:28      Do people really take the streetcars to and from work?   41:01      Are there not garbage cans on the parade route during Mardi Gras?   46:36      What are a few good strategies for coping with the Summer weather?   49:16      Where are a few good places to get a great selection of magazines?   50:59      Are there any places that you would avoid because they are tourist traps?   52:29      Where do New Orleanians go on vacation?   54:16      What was New Orleans like during the Civil War?   55:59      Best places for breakfast in and around the city?   58:38      What is the best time of year to visit New Orleans in terms of the weather?   1:02:18   Are people working on preserving the wetlands? Are people making it happen? Do people think it is a lost cause?   1:08:05   How are newcomers viewed? Resources Find out more about Julie's consulting services over at 7602 Business Performance. The NOLA Moms blog is a great resource for parents in the New Orleans area.  You can also find Julie's musings on being a parent and more. Follow Julie on Twitter (@JulieTCouret). If you want to check out the @BeingNola Twitter account both Julie and I curated, it is still available online. Episodes Mentioned 11 Questions About New Orleans - Episode #67 How Bourbon Street Happened Baseball in New Orleans, Past and Present Exploring the Bayous, Lakes, and Trails Beyond New Orleans   Sponsor: The Old 77 Hotel and Chandlery When you're ready to make your plans to visit New Orleans, you'll need a place to stay! The Old 77 is ideally situated in the Warehouse District, just three blocks from the French Quarter. It features a variety of pet-friendly rooms, the award-winning Compere Lapin restaurant, and more. You'll love the location, the rooms, and the food, but the details and the service are what you'll fall in love with! To book your room, click here or use code BBOLD77 to save 25% off their regular rates. You'll also get a bit of lagniappe, a little something extra. In this case, you'll receive a $10 credit to be used at Tout La in the hotel lobby - your stop for coffee and a quick bite to eat as you head out to explore New Orleans. Lagniappe, part II - email a copy of your reservation to mark@beyondbourbonst.com and I'll send you my pdf guide of what to eat, see and do in the Warehouse District.   Thank You Thanks to Julie for joining me on this episode. It was fun to connect in person and to get her perspective on New Orleans. A special thanks to John Price and Lisa Miller over at the Old 77 Hotel for providing us a space to record the episode.   Want to Make Your Trip to New Orleans the Best Ever? Of course you do! If you’re planning a trip to New Orleans and want to cut through all the research we’re here to help. We offer a personalized travel consult. Here’s how it works: You complete a brief questionnaire to help us get to know you and the experience you want to have in New Orleans. Next, we set up a 20-30 minute phone or video call. During the call, we get to know you a little better. We can clarify any questions and bounce a few ideas off of you to make sure we ‘re on the right track. Finally, we prepare and deliver a pdf document with our recommendations for your trip. Depending on your needs the report will contain specific places to stay, eat and drink. It will also offer suggestions on things to do and see, all based on your budget and interests. Sound good? Just go to beyondbourbonst.com/travel for all the details and a link to order the service. Subscribe to the Podcast If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play Music or wherever you get your podcasts. If you do enjoy listening, please share Beyond Bourbon Street with someone who shares our love of New Orleans. Join Us on Facebook We have a free Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your New Orleans experiences and engage with others who love all things New Orleans! It is also where you can get Marie's advice and see the articles she shares about fun things to do in the Crescent City. Join us by going to beyondbourbonst.com/facebook. Contact Us Got an idea for an episode, have some feedback or just want to say hi? Leave us a message at 504-475-7632 or send an email to mark@beyondbourbonst.com Thanks for listening! Mark

New Orleans has never had a major league baseball team, but it does have a rich history with the national past time. Join Mark and his panel of guests as they explore the rich history of baseball in New Orleans from its earliest days through today. Today’s guests include… * Tim Grubbs, announcer for the Baby Cakes and Director of Team Travel * Ron Swoboda, announcer for the Baby Cakes, and former major league baseball player known for “the Catch” in the 1969 World Series. * S. Derby Gisclair, author and baseball historian * Cookie Rojas, Senior VP and General Manager, New Orleans Baby Cakes Baseball in New Orleans can be traced back to the 1850s and the earliest origins of the game itself. Derby describes the scene back then, including games played on the Delachaise Estate, near present day Touro Hospital in the Garden District. Along the way, you’ll hear about the players and the places where they played. Ron Swoboda, who played for the 1969 Miracle Mets, regales us with stories of individual players from the past and today. His perspective as a former major league ballplayer helps bring the stories alive! You’ll learn about Abner Powell who managed the Pelicans and gave us the tarp and the rain check. The guys walk us through the early days of the New Orleans Pelicans. Later we discuss the return of minor league baseball to New Orleans in 1993, with the arrival of the Zephyrs. Cookie shares the stories and the thought process behind the name change from Zephyrs to Baby Cakes in time for the 2017 season. Learn about the Baby Cakes 2017 promotion for all children born in Louisiana in 2017.   All this and more in this episode of Beyond Bourbon Street!   Resources You can find Derby’s books and information at New Orleans Baseball and on Amazon. His website has great articles and images of the game. Find all things Baby Cakes at their website. Here’s the direct link to the 2017 promotion if you have had or are expecting a baby in 2017. Follow Tim Grubbs on Twitter, @MrTimGrubbs. You can listen to Tim and Ron broadcast Baby Cakes games live through the Baby Cakes website here or using the TuneIn app on your smartphone. Check out Cookie’s Inside the Shrine podcast on the Baby Cakes website, or wherever you get your podcasts.   Thank You! Thanks to Cookie, Tim, Ron, and Derby for taking time out of their day to join us. A special thanks to Julie Couret for connecting me to Cookie Rojas and the Baby Cakes organization! Julie is a must follow on Twitter (@JulieTCouret) if you love New Orleans and want a real insider’s look into every day life in the Crescent City. She is also the Chief Executive Coach at 7602 Business Performance.   Subscribe to Beyond Bourbon Street If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play Music or wherever you get your podcasts. Search for Beyond Bourbon Street. If you do enjoy listening, please share Beyond Bourbon Street with someone who shares our love of New Orleans. Links and show notes at http://beyondbourbonst.com/44   Contact Us Leave us a voice mail at 504-475-7632. Send an email to mark@beyondbourbonst.com   Thanks for listening! Mark