Podcast appearances and mentions of kelly fitzsimmons

Should you buy or sell real estate during the holiday season? NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun discusses the latest existing-home sales data and why it was the first year-over-year increase in three years. Then, REALTOR® Steven Ellis from Hendersonville, Tennessee explains why October, November, and December are his busiest months for real estate transactions and if holiday decorations deter closing a deal. Interior designer Mary Patton gives ideas on how to make your house more festive while Kelly Fitzsimmons from Light Up Your Holidays shares the best way to light up your house for the holidays. Also, Melissa Dittmann Tracey shares five home design trends she's thankful for.

As you approach the holiday season, we'll let you know whether you need to put a halt to your real estate plans or continue as usual. Washington, D.C, REALTOR® Donna Evers joins us to share how current buyers and sellers should navigate the holiday schedule. Professional interior design expert Mary Patton lets us in on how to transform your home for the holidays and Light Up Your Holidays owner Kelly Fitzsimmons covers outdoor holiday lighting and her charity work, decorating group homes. We were also joined by Eric Zeman at PCMag.com who covered 5G service. Lastly, Melissa Dittmann Tracey will let us know what holiday trends are HOT or NOT! For more, follow Real Estate Today on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

As you approach the holiday season, we'll let you know whether you need to put a halt to your real estate plans or continue as usual. Washington, D.C, REALTOR® Donna Evers joins us to share how current buyers and sellers should navigate the holiday schedule. Professional interior design expert Mary Patton lets us in on how to transform your home for the holidays and Light Up Your Holidays owner Kelly Fitzsimmons covers outdoor holiday lighting and her charity work, decorating group homes. We were also joined by Eric Zeman at PCMag.com who covered 5G service. Lastly, Melissa Dittmann Tracey will let us know what holiday trends are HOT or NOT! For more, follow Real Estate Today on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

When Canada's Olymians arrive in Tokyo later this month it won't be the games that they, or anyone was expecting. While events are going forward, Japan is limiting who can come into the country, and of course there's the whole concern lingering due to a global pandemic. Postmedia national sports writer Dan Barnes joins Dave to discuss how the pandemic changed training and qualifying for athletes, how Canada is preparing to keep them safe at the Tokyo games, and how some are feeling heading into the COVID Olympics. Background reading: Modern pentathlete Kelly Fitzsimmons lone Canadian trying to qualify for Tokyo Despite pandemic, sport climber Sean McColl has firm hold on training for Tokyo Canadian swim team headed for Tokyo Olympics a blend of resilience, experience

Join host Cliff Perotti on The Property Beat as he talks about all aspects of real estate with industry influencers from around the globe and our listening audience. In this festive episode, Cliff speaks with Cheermeister Kelly Fitzsimmons, owner of Light Up Your Holidays, about holiday exterior lighting and the joy it brings to our homes and neighborhoods. An illuminating  episode!  Listeners are also encouraged to join The Property Beat Investors Club to receive a free monthly update of opportunities and investment information. The Property Beat can be heard live on WCPT 820 AM in Chicago on Saturdays from 5-6 pm. We're sponsored by The Perotti Group, a boutique real estate firm, helping private clients to buy and sell residential and investment properties in the Chicagoland  area. 

“Because almost all of us will not handle failure gracefully...it'll take a while to finally get to the, ‘Oh, this had everything to do with me, didn't it?’”Kelly Fitzsimmons is an author and technology entrepreneur with experience in information security, voice interface, and reality.In this episode of Defining Moments, Kelly digs into how entrepreneurs can navigate through difficult terrains, and face real, catastrophic failure head-on. You’ll also hear about Kelly’s book, Lost in Startuplandia: Wayfinding for the Weary Entrepreneur, which you can get for 99 cents on Kindle in an effort to educate and support business owners during the COVID-19 crisis.Finally, Chris and Kelly discuss empathy in the current climate and why sometimes you have to tear something down in order to build it back up and look at the world in a different way.Resources:Connect with Kelly on LinkedIn Follow Kelly on TwitterCheck out Kelly’s bookCustom Reality Service’s WebsiteCheck out the StrengthsFinder assessmentLendio’s WebsiteConnect with Chris on LinkedIn

In her work life, our guest today helps companies plan for multiple futures as the path they travel is never linear - how fitting for a pentathlete trying to train for 5 sports amid a pandemic! On this episode we welcome Kelly Fitzsimmons to the show and cover her sporting career past and present, what it's like to befriend a horse in 20 minutes, and how she's staying sane during lockdown. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did!  Thank you for continuing to support the show - reach out to us at info@empowerconditioning.com with your feedback, questions and comments. 

E. Keller "Kelly" Fitzsimmons is a serial tech entrepreneur, artist, and mother of two. She is the cofounder of Custom Reality Services, a virtual reality (VR) production company whose first two projects, Across the Line (2016) and Ashe ’68 (2019), premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Keller is the recipient of the Silvertip PwC Entrepreneurship Award and Speech Technology’s Luminary Award. Her work has been published by Network Computing, InformationWeek, and Inc. An active angel investor, she serves on the technology committee for BELLE USA, a venture fund that invests in women-led startups. Originally trained as a classical archaeologist, Keller holds a master’s degree from Harvard University. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

On today's episode, we are joined by E. Keller Fitzsimmons, author of Lost in Startuplandia, serial tech entrepreneur, artist, and mother of two. At one point in her business career, Kelly lost everything (including her eyesight) and had to start from the ground up and acknowledge her body's need to put herself first. In this episode, we talk about true self-care, little known considerations when it comes to decision-making, and sharing ideas and dreams. Thank you to our podcast sponsor, The Acupuncture Clinic of Bedford!

Kelly Fitzsimmons is the Founder and CEO of several technology focused companies and currently the co-founder of Custom Reality Services, a firm that tells stories and creates amazing experiences using Transformative Applied Virtual Reality.  She is also the author of “Lost in Startuplandia – Wayfinding for the Weary Entrepreneur” a book in which she details the…Continue reading ➞ Kelly Fitzsimmons, CEO, Creating Resilience with Unique Strengths – Episode 60The post Kelly Fitzsimmons, CEO, Creating Resilience with Unique Strengths – Episode 60 first appeared on Mike Malatesta.

Kelly Fitzsimmons is the Founder and CEO of several technology focused companies and currently the co-founder of Custom Reality Services, a firm that tells stories and creates amazing experiences using Transformative Applied Virtual Reality.  She is also the author of “Lost in Startuplandia – Wayfinding for the Weary Entrepreneur” a book in which she details the…Continue reading ➞ Kelly Fitzsimmons, CEO, Creating Resilience with Unique Strengths – Episode 60

“When we’re in struggle, that’s when our shadow and demons show up and dance.” What happens when you experience a huge failure in business? For many entrepreneurs, failure brings dark times. We’re so used to wrapping our identity around what we do that when things don’t work out, our self-worth plummets. This episode’s guest found herself in this exact situation - putting herself in $5 million of personal debt. In fact, her situation was so challenging, she found herself in a place where she felt she was worth more dead than she was alive. This is the dark side of entrepreneurship - a side that’s not often spoken about in public, but it’s a time when business owners need the most support. So after coming out of the other side of failure, Kelly wrote Lost in Startuplandia: Wayfinding for the Weary Entrepreneur - a book written to share her own experiences and insights about the start-up journey. So if you’re struggling with failure and you need a boost to help you navigate this all-too-common phase of entrepreneurship, this episode is for you. Tune in now to discover the possibilities that arise when you embrace what failure has to teach you - and how you can survive and thrive, even when you feel knocked down. “Failure itself is not the problem, it’s our relationship with failure. It’s how we hold it, it’s how we define it, or how we let it define us.” When it comes to business success and failure, Kelly has experienced both sides of the spectrum. Kelly is a serial tech entrepreneur, artist, angel investor, and mother of two. She’s the co-founder of Custom Reality Services, a virtual reality (VR) production company whose first two projects, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. She’s also the recipient of the Silvertip PwC Entrepreneurship Award and Speech Technology’s Luminary Award.Check out this episode and discover: The predictable traps for failure - and how to navigate themThe reason YOU get to define what failure meansWhy we’re all liars and how honesty can set you freeHow a brain injury transformed Kelly’s mindset for life [and inspired her to write her book]What to watch for when sharing your truth with othersThe dangers of basing your self-worth on your workAnd more…Kelly experienced spectacular failure, but survived to tell the tale! In fact, she’s emerged stronger and more courageous as a result of her experiences. Kelly’s story is a reminder that failure in business doesn’t mean the end of the road. Instead, it can be the catalyst for a rebirth and a life lived in more alignment with who you are. Don’t miss this one. “We can succeed in the cultural definition of success with money and fail as a human being. That is a horrible failure.” How to contact Get a copy of Kelly’s book at Lost in Startuplandia: Wayfinding for the Weary Entrepreneur at www.lostinstartuplandia.comFollow Kelly’s story on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/schnellerkeller/Tweet Kelly at https://twitter.com/SchnellerKellerWe thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In reality, life as a startup founder is all about dealing with crisis after crisis. Even the most seasoned founders can get disoriented or worse, suffer from overload. Serial entrepreneur Kelly Fitzsimmons was headed for a breakdown at one point until it became a life and death experience. In the throes of despair, she rallied and came back, but not without the scars of a warrior still fresh. She tells her tale not to entertain, but to teach you the way through. In her new book, Lost in Startuplandia, she goes beyond the glitz of Silicon Valley and focuses on you, the founder, just as she was to show you the way back to sanity. She’s here to tell her story and to help you in your own mission of starting startups.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join Your First Thousand Clients Community today:mitchrusso.comMitch Russo LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In reality, life as a startup founder is all about dealing with crisis after crisis. Even the most seasoned founders can get disoriented or worse, suffer from overload. Serial entrepreneur Kelly Fitzsimmons was headed for a breakdown at one point until it became a life and death experience. In the throes of despair, she rallied and came back, but not without the scars of a warrior still fresh. She tells her tale not to entertain, but to teach you the way through. In her new book, Lost in Startuplandia, she goes beyond the glitz of Silicon Valley and focuses on you, the founder, just as she was to show you the way back to sanity. She’s here to tell her story and to help you in your own mission of starting startups. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join Your First Thousand Clients Community today: mitchrusso.com Mitch Russo LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Serial entrepreneur and author of the new book "Lost in Startuplandia" Kelly Fitzsimmons stopped by the GGMM HQ to hop on the mic. She shared her journey through starting six companies (a couple with very successful exits) and navigating the trials and tribulations of entrepreneurship. Kelly was once $5M in debt, but climbed right out and made an inspiring comeback. There are tons of takeaways for current and aspiring entrepreneurs, and this is a compelling episode for anyone who likes a good story! 

Chuck Swoboda and Kelly Fitzsimmons come on the podcast to talk all things innovation. Two awesome innovators were at GGMM HQ on the same morning. There was some slight overlap, so we mic'd them up — and we're so glad we did. As CEO of LED lighting company Cree, Chuck grew the company from $6M to $1.6B, and in 2013, Cree was recognized as one of America's 25 Fastest Growing Tech Companies by Forbes Magazine.Kelly is the author of "Lost in Startuplandia". She is the founder of 6 companies and has a few successful exits to date. This episode has a ton of great takeaways for anyone trying to take their company to the next level and navigate the ever-changing landscape of today's market. 

Eric Paulsen is joined by Kelly Fitzsimmons, serial entrepreneur and author of the new book "Lost In Startuplandia." She has had several successful exits with a variety of companies and investors - and some big failures. Her book eschews the usual "This is exactly how I succeeded and how you will too!" hype and notes how the infinite roads to success and surefire ways to fail. Lost In Startuplandia offers multiple perspectives and real-life examples to allow an entrepreneur to recognize and compare his or her own situation to serve as guidance... or caution. Topics include customer and location strategy, investors and pitfalls, better decision-making and confirmation bias, looking for people outside your own circle, "Zombie startups," and much more. Through the conversation, we also wander into Oculus Rift, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, Moore's Law, how VR (virtual reality) programs could dramatically improve gaming, museums, film, storytelling and more, and a variety of topics.

Kelly Fitzsimmons is a 4X serial entrepreneur and pioneer in voice recognition technology, cyber security and virtual reality with several 8 and 9 figure businesses and exits to her name. She shares her ups and downs and important advice for women about how to leverage, profit and grow (and never hide) from failure, with a new book out this fall that tells the story of how entrepreneurs bounce back from extreme adversity.

Kelly Fitzsimmons is a 4X serial entrepreneur and pioneer in voice recognition technollgy and cyber security software with several 8 and 9 figure businesses and exits to her name. She shares important advice for women in tech seeking funding, inspired by her own harrowing #MeToo attack by an investor which sent her into depression, isolation, shame – and now recovery with a new virtual reality company and a new book out this fall.

Based out of Boston, Massachusetts, Kelly Fitzsimmons has spent over half her life taking pictures of the world around her. Ranging from lifestyle photography to documentary style portraits, Kelly has focused on capturing stories from across the globe. We spent the morning talking about her time as a photographer as well as her time traveling the world over. She has traveled to Colombia as a part of a mission to help a displaced population, worked on political campaigns in New York and alongside entrepreneurs in Jordan. She has developed a style that crosses multiple genres and is eager to share these experiences, captured through her lens, with the world. You can check out here work here: http://www.kellyfitzsimmonsphotography.com/

Project Evident (@project_evident) launched earlier this year to help nonprofit leaders and their funders develop and implement multi-year evidence-building plans – plans that can help those nonprofits to provide evidence-based programs. The effort is lead by Kelly Fitzsimmons, formerly of the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, and Scott Cody, formerly of Mathematica. One of the underlying motivations for […] The post Helping nonprofits build and use evidence through Project Evident: An interview with Kelly Fitzsimmons, Founder and Managing Director, Project Evident – Episode #156 appeared first on Gov Innovator podcast.