Podcast appearances and mentions of kendra wright

Guest: Kendra Wright, owner of Rebel Media Agency, a marketing company specializing in financial professionals. In her prior life, Kendra worked in rock ‘n roll marketing for some of the biggest names in music (Willie Nelson, Motley Crue, Matchbox Twenty, and more). In a Nutshell: Great copy means you'll never experience a failure to communicate. Great copy is simple. Great copy is found and it comes from the mouths of your clients and prospects. Your job is to transfer what you find to your website and client communication. As important as social media, podcasting, YouTube, and email have become, your marketing plan is incomplete if you don't have a professional homepage that tells prospects who you are, who you serve, and what outcomes people can achieve by working with you. And let's not forget, people come to you because they have a problem, a question, and they want help. How clearly does your website show that you know their questions, you know their pain, and you know how to solve their problems? On today's show, Kendra Wright and I do a deep dive on finding and communicating great copy and we put several financial advisor websites under the microscope and discuss what they did well and where they could improve. This one is best watched on the YouTube video.

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3335: Kendra Wright emphasizes the importance of scheduling personal time with the same intentionality as professional tasks. By putting meaningful experiences on the calendar, we ensure that life isn't just a series of obligations but a collection of memories and adventures that truly matter. This shift from busyness to intentional living leads to a life filled with moments worth remembering. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.marcandangel.com/2016/07/03/one-surprisingly-simple-rule-that-will-change-your-life/ Quotes to ponder: "Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is the one hard thing we have to do to live a life we are excited and happy to look back on." "Until your personal priorities have dates in your day planner, they will tumble to the bottom of your infinitely expanding to-do list." "You don't get brownie points in life for winning at working yourself to death." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3335: Kendra Wright emphasizes the importance of scheduling personal time with the same intentionality as professional tasks. By putting meaningful experiences on the calendar, we ensure that life isn't just a series of obligations but a collection of memories and adventures that truly matter. This shift from busyness to intentional living leads to a life filled with moments worth remembering. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.marcandangel.com/2016/07/03/one-surprisingly-simple-rule-that-will-change-your-life/ Quotes to ponder: "Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is the one hard thing we have to do to live a life we are excited and happy to look back on." "Until your personal priorities have dates in your day planner, they will tumble to the bottom of your infinitely expanding to-do list." "You don't get brownie points in life for winning at working yourself to death." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3335: Kendra Wright emphasizes the importance of scheduling personal time with the same intentionality as professional tasks. By putting meaningful experiences on the calendar, we ensure that life isn't just a series of obligations but a collection of memories and adventures that truly matter. This shift from busyness to intentional living leads to a life filled with moments worth remembering. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.marcandangel.com/2016/07/03/one-surprisingly-simple-rule-that-will-change-your-life/ Quotes to ponder: "Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is the one hard thing we have to do to live a life we are excited and happy to look back on." "Until your personal priorities have dates in your day planner, they will tumble to the bottom of your infinitely expanding to-do list." "You don't get brownie points in life for winning at working yourself to death." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3334: Kendra Wright reflects on how society's obsession with busyness often pushes our most meaningful goals aside. At 27, she finally acted on a long-held intention to visit a lonely nursing home resident, leading to a profound encounter with a 98-year-old woman named Ella, who inspired her to prioritize living fully. The story emphasizes that the memories we cherish most often arise from stepping outside our comfort zones and making time for what truly matters. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.marcandangel.com/2016/07/03/one-surprisingly-simple-rule-that-will-change-your-life/ Quotes to ponder: "The memories you remember most are rarely born from within your comfort zone." "If something important isn't on the calendar, it doesn't happen." "I had no idea who I was about to find. But I knew there was nowhere else on the entire globe my feet needed to be planted other than right in front of this stranger's door." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3334: Kendra Wright reflects on how society's obsession with busyness often pushes our most meaningful goals aside. At 27, she finally acted on a long-held intention to visit a lonely nursing home resident, leading to a profound encounter with a 98-year-old woman named Ella, who inspired her to prioritize living fully. The story emphasizes that the memories we cherish most often arise from stepping outside our comfort zones and making time for what truly matters. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.marcandangel.com/2016/07/03/one-surprisingly-simple-rule-that-will-change-your-life/ Quotes to ponder: "The memories you remember most are rarely born from within your comfort zone." "If something important isn't on the calendar, it doesn't happen." "I had no idea who I was about to find. But I knew there was nowhere else on the entire globe my feet needed to be planted other than right in front of this stranger's door." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3334: Kendra Wright reflects on how society's obsession with busyness often pushes our most meaningful goals aside. At 27, she finally acted on a long-held intention to visit a lonely nursing home resident, leading to a profound encounter with a 98-year-old woman named Ella, who inspired her to prioritize living fully. The story emphasizes that the memories we cherish most often arise from stepping outside our comfort zones and making time for what truly matters. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.marcandangel.com/2016/07/03/one-surprisingly-simple-rule-that-will-change-your-life/ Quotes to ponder: "The memories you remember most are rarely born from within your comfort zone." "If something important isn't on the calendar, it doesn't happen." "I had no idea who I was about to find. But I knew there was nowhere else on the entire globe my feet needed to be planted other than right in front of this stranger's door." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Embark on a homeschooling odyssey with Mindy Muller and Kendra Wright from Wealthy and Rad, as they unravel the tapestry of home education and financial fluency in our latest episode. Prepare to be captivated as these two trailblazing mothers delve into their homeschooling escapades, emphasizing the flexibility and personalized approach that make this educational path a transformative journey for their children. Through the fusion of life skills and academics, they advocate for a learning experience that prepares young minds for the real world, particularly in the realm of money management—a subject often omitted from conventional classroom settings.Have you ever wondered how to tailor a curriculum to your child's unique learning style, or perhaps how to navigate the digital age with your kids? Join us as we explore the intricacies of custom lesson planning with Mindy and Kendra, touching upon the pivotal role of community and adaptability in their homeschooling experience. From the careful selection of educational materials to the conscientious management of screen time, these moms share their strategies for fostering an environment where children can thrive academically and emotionally. The episode shines a light on the importance of recognizing each child's individual needs while navigating the challenges and triumphs of home education.Get ready to unlock the secrets of raising financially savvy youngsters. The spotlight of this episode shines on 'Wealthy and Rad,' a dynamic finance curriculum designed to arm teens with the tools they need for fiscal success. As we dissect the fabric of financial literacy, Mindy and Kendra share their hands-on approach to teaching kids about budgeting, credit scores, and the art of smart investments—vital skills for adulting that are too often overlooked. This conversation is an eye-opener for anyone eager to understand the power of financial knowledge and its potential to change lives, making this episode a must-listen for parents and educators alike.Earthley Wellness with code: HomeschoolHowTo for 10% off your first purchase!Check out the SHOP section at http://thehomeschoolhowto.com/ for my sweatshirts!Also check out the Listener Discounts section for awesome products with our affiliates.And PLEASE share SHARE share this link with friends and in your favorite homeschool group facebook page if you enjoy this podcast and want to hear more episodes!Want to send me a donation with Zelle? Send to: Cheryl and  thehomeschoolhowto@gmail.comDo you want to help your children learn about true history, sound money, personal freedom, responsibility, entrepreneurship and individual rights? Then check out The Tuttle Twins books through my link:Cheryl's link to: The Tuttle Twinswith coupon code: Cheryl40for 40% off ages 5-11 book series and more!Support the showInstagram: TheHomeschoolHowToPodcast Facebook: The Homeschool How To Podcast

Kendra Wright is an entrepreneur, Tedx speaker, writer and all around awesome individual. I have been connected with her for several years through social media and it was an honor and a blast to have this conversation with her. We talked about her Tedx talk, how to live life intentionally, her current project, weekly planning and the term 'drunk giraffe' came up several times! It turned into a giant pep talk with so many nuggets of wisdom that it was hard for me to narrow down "memorable quotes". Here are just a few: What if you cared less about what other people thought, and you became obsessed with what you thought Your best is enough, even if its not enough for other people You're never going to be ready for the most important moments of your life Your ideas are your gifts, don't cheat the world out of them Life gets better when you ask better question The internal conversations you have in your head are the biggest opportunity to change your life I laughed and smiled so many times during this episode and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.  Kendra's Tedx talk https://www.ted.com/talks/kendra_wright_how_to_face_your_fears Connect with Kendra @kendrarockslife kendra@heykendra.com www.heykendra.com . If you enjoyed this episode please leave a rating and review! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kendra Wright is one of the most resilient and brave people I know. She doesn't let her fear get in the way of doing what she wants. In this interview we cover her childhood to how she has built her own successful marketing agency in Austin, TX. You'll love how she has utilized her blindspots and how it's helped her get a deeper understanding of herself. I think you are going to want to listen to this interview more than once. It's just that good. All the credit goes to Kendra. She made this interview super easy and fun. Highlights from Kendra's interview: 1:06 - What Kendra is grateful for. 2:15 - Why we shouldn't hate on 2020. 3:30 - The importance of gratitude. 4:02 - The gift of growing up with cerebral palsy.  5:15 - Why she wants everyone to feel included. 7:55 - Finding opportunities in the emotional pain. 9:02 - You are not broken. 10:41 - Why you should assume people have positive intentions. 13:03 - Finding ways to see more of the picture instead of focusing on just a few details. 14:04 - The best perspective to encourage yourself to view, so you live your best life. 14:45 - Learning about her blindspots and how it's helped her get a deeper understanding of herself. 15:27 - Figuring out her body's stress signals. 20:49 - How to make incremental progress in your life. 24:49 - How to stay in the present moment. 28:46 - The magic of books. 32:02 - The Year of Fear project. 39:58 - Why our society is becoming more anxious. 42:59 - Why doing into a situation with curiosity is so powerful. 44:18 - Fear of facing conflict. 47:30 - How to track and improve your struggles. 52:10 - How to learn from our choices. 54:20 - Kendra's challenge to help you dive deeper into your fear. You can learn more about Kendra Wright over at Hey Kendra. She has a really cool list of ideas to challenge you to step outside your comfort zone over at her site. She is on Instagram at @kendrarockslife. And as always if you have any questions or want to submit a guest for the podcast that you think would be amazing just reach out on Dig to Fly and I'll do my best to get them on.

Leslie is thrilled with this Little Mermaid news. THRILLED!! We also tried something new in the podcast this week and need your feedback. Let us know about the intro.  Week in Geek News: Frankie's Revenge: https://www.frankiesrevenge.com Sly (Deck of Ashes): uberstrategist.link/deckofashes_steam  Roller Coaster Tycoon Touch: http://bit.ly/2jmGTxS_IOS Masque of Red Death by Kendra Wright: https://www.amazon.com/Masque-Red-Death-Interracial-Mystery-ebook/dp/B07TTSX6DH/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1562420021&refinements=p_27%3AKenya+Wright&s=digital-text&sr=1-1&text=Kenya+Wright&mc_cid=5e9af85315&mc_eid=d32cb53899 Send Quinzel (or Leslie!) a note or art for the dungeon!: PO Box 90232 Indianapolis, In. 46290 Would you like to buy Leslie a coffee? Support her podcasting habits and learning? Go Here: Ko-fi.com/geekygirlsni Facebook.com/geekygirlsnightin Instagram.com/geekygirlguide Twitter.com/geekygirlsNI Twitter.com/Geekygirlguide Check out the writings of Quinzel, Melissa, and Leslie at www.geekygirlguide.com    

We have some small updates to talk about here and then we have a wonderful conversation with Kendra Wright! She talks about her backstory and what journaling means to her. See heykendra.com Day One Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DayOneCommunity/ podcast@dayoneapp.com http://dayoneapp.com/podcast Schedule a call with Brett: http://calendly.com/dayoneapp Help and support: http://help.dayoneapp.com http://dayoneapp.com/contact

Kendra is a location independent entrepreneur, who runs a 6-figure business from a Macbook pro. She's come on to share how she uses Google Calendar and the happy sh*t sandwich technique to get all of her most important work done while her creative juices are flowing. In this episode we cover: Having the "most important meeting of the week" with yourself to schedule your work and fun. Creating balance in your calendar. Micro-commitments to tackle looming tasks. How taking care of yourself allows you the freedom to be more generous. Quotables: "I want to kick ass at business and life and I don't accept most people's opinion that you need to choose one or the other." "Productivity serves not only you- but the people you really care about." Links and resources mention: The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up Deep Work  Getting Things Done The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Calendly How to Fail at Nearly Everything and Still Win Big Weekly Planning Video Walk-Through Connect with Kendra: Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Website  Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast, PocketCast or your favorite podcast player. It’s easy, you’ll get new episodes automatically, and it also helps the show gain exposure. The shownotes can be found at zacharysexton.com/19  

Every day is an invitation to show up fully and live an extraordinary life. However, most people settle for a life of mediocrity. In this episode, Kendra Wright shares practical strategies for facing your fears, embracing risk, and living an interesting and unconventional life.  “People wildly underestimate the results they can get by doing small, tiny things every day.” – […] The post Episode 146: Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone with Kendra Wright first appeared on Michael Knouse.

During this conversation, Kendra shares: The motivation behind starting the year of fear project and what she learned through it. The dangers of comparing yourself to others and how to stop doing it. How to give yourself permission to fail. What a comfort zone challenge is and how to start trying some of them. The post AALP 111 – Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone with Kendra Wright appeared first on Wealth Clinic.

Kendra Wright is back on the podcast to talk about why planning in 90-day periods is good for your professional and personal life. We chat about the advantages of not setting yearly goals, scheduling in time for rest and relaxation, and executing over planning. Cheat Sheet Why the 12-month timeline isn’t designed to move you towards action (and […]

Kendra Wright is back on the podcast to talk about why planning in 90-day periods is good for your professional and personal life. We chat about the advantages of not setting yearly goals, scheduling in time for rest and relaxation, and executing over planning. Cheat Sheet Why the 12-month timeline isn’t designed to move you towards action (and […]

The sassy founder of The Year of Fear Project, Kendra Wright, keeps it real, while our featured artist (Will Carter) drops a bomb at the end of his interview. This week's challenge: Do ONE THING non-routine this week. Be intentional, put it on your calendar and live on purpose.

This week we have blogger, Digital Marketing Consultant, and creator of the "Year of Fear" challenge, Kendra Wright on the show.  Kendra has massively improved her happiness and quality of life by facing her fears, and now she wants the same for you. Many people know Kendra from her inspiring ‘Year of Fear Challenge.'  This challenge was spawned from her realization that many failures and non-starts in her life came from a fear of failure.  She figured the best way to get beyond this was to face her fears head-on, and thus the challenge was born! Amazingly enough, Kendra was so committed she exercised this daily challenge for an entire year!  She's now gone on to complete over 700 "comfort zone challenges, and she'd be the first to admit it was well worth it. The challenge led her to face fears (like heights), do things she had never considered before (like a police ride along), and she's also knocked-off some of those bucket list items that tend to accumulate in everyone's life (like hot air ballooning).  It even led her to change her peer group as she firmly believes in the saying: “You are the average of the five people you surround yourself with.” From the outside it might look like such an adventurous and active person must naturally be outgoing, positive and brave.  But that's not necessarily true.  Kendra admitted that positivity doesn't come naturally and she's had to develop some enjoyable daily rituals for self-improvement in the area of mindset, including: Structured sleep – 7 hours per night Treadmill – 30 minutes first thing in the morning with some motivational videos Full Lunch break – dedicated decompression time from the work day Nightly journaling – recording important thoughts/events from the day Kendra's a firm believer in living her own life and doesn't let anybody tell her what she should or shouldn't do.  Even though she believes that you should say “Yes!” to anything you haven't done before, you should still pick and choose things you think will be fun and add to your life.  She still does things that scare her, but there's got to be some enjoyment for her to do it and she's not afraid to say “No.” Speaking of being afraid, facing her fears and living outside of her comfort zones has led to bigger successes in life.  Kendra actually left behind a great job to go full-time in her own consulting business, and went sleepless with worry for three weeks because of it.  But it's been the best thing for her, and she credits her yearly challenges to laying the groundwork for her to believe in herself enough to pursue her dreams.  She says that people need to wake up to how their fear holds them back: “Most people don't realize what they're able to do, what their real possibility is ‘cause they never swing the bat, they're always in the dugout.  I'd rather swing and miss and at least going for it than sitting in the dugout.  You're never getting on base if you don't try.” Kendra wants people to stop comparing themselves to what they see in social media.  She says, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook are highlight reels; you only see the best things that people want to put out there.  We shouldn't be comparing our uncut life to the awesomely curated highlight reels of others on social media because everyone has their own stuff to wade through.  “It's going to be messy, but at the end it will be the biggest beautiful mess you've ever seen if you just keep going.” Kendra is a super inspiring person and I count myself lucky to consider her a friend. I'm positive you'll get a kick out of Kendra's views on life and feel inspired to go out and take your own risks! THE BOLD LIFE MOVEMENT PODCAST   Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Radio.  SOME QUESTIONS I ASK: Who inspired Kendra to make some of the life changes that she did? How she finds time for daily journaling with her active social life? How Kendra came up with so many fear challenges and what kept her motivated? What are her 2016 comfort zone challenge ideas? IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: About the lifelong hardships that Kendra has pushed herself through. Kendra's secret weapon to personal development and achieving success in life. How she's learned to handle her limitations and get beyond them What Kendra learned from following advice from Tony Robbins Plus much more… DON'T STOP HERE… HeyKendra.com 100 Adventure Ideas (and 57 cost nothing)

Zack chats with Kendra Wright about her awesome strategy for planning her week. This strategy will change the way you think about your calendar, helping you to fit in self-care and work and feel fulfilled during your week but not over-worked. Cheat Sheet Why Kendra’s way of planning her week is awesome and how you […]

Zack chats with Kendra Wright about her awesome strategy for planning her week. This strategy will change the way you think about your calendar, helping you to fit in self-care and work and feel fulfilled during your week but not over-worked. Cheat Sheet Why Kendra's way of planning her week is awesome and how you […]

On this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, Mike speaks with Kendra Wright. They talk about how they each treat fear, their to-do lists, their calendars, and more. Relevant Links http://heykendra.com/ (Hey Kendra | Kendra's Website) http://productivityist.com/no-fear/ ("No, Fear." -|Productivityist) http://heykendra.com/yearoffear/ (What I Learned About Fear From 700+ Comfort Zone Challenges | Hey Kendra) http://productivityist.com/how-colour-can-help-you-get-the-right-things-done/ (How Colour Can Help You Get the Right Things Done | Productivityist) https://thinklivebetter.com/ (Think Better, Live Better) http://productivityist.com/106-year-old-problem/ (The 106 Year Old Problem | Productivityist) https://twitter.com/freehighfives (Kendra W. (@freehighfives) | Twitter) https://my.leadpages.net/leadbox/147012873f72a2%3A147c8da44b46dc/5660980839186432/ (Take The Comfort Zone Challenge) Thanks again for listening – enjoy the show!

“One of the biggest elements of my success came from just taking responsibility for my life.” Kendra Wright is a woman on the rise.  She found early success in the world of digital marketing, working with big names and brands to help grow their platforms.  Now she is focusing on building her own brand — and inspiring people along the way. “I was born to a 15 year old mother and given a 5% chance to live,” Wright says.  While others were outside playing, Wright, who was born with cerebral palsy, was learning to walk.  It was a difficult childhood and she says her expectations were not high.  “I would have thought that I was most likely to be average.” It turns out, average wasn't good enough.  Wright kept pushing herself, and in 2013 had what she calls her breakthrough year.    She spent the entire year doing one thing or another outside of her comfort zone, documenting and writing about it so she could later use it on her new site www.heykendra.com   “I came to this interesting realization and that was that all of my big dreams, goals and aspirations, every time they were derailed, it came down to one root cause and that was fear.”   Her goal was to get comfortable being uncomfortable.   She created a project called “The Year Of Fear”, each day doing something outside of her comfort zone.  She even brought someone in to be an accountability coach so that she was sure to follow through. Wright went on police ride alongs, volunteered at soup kitchens, forced herself to meet people she would otherwise be intimidated by.   Wright, who at the time wasn't making her blogs public, also made a list of all of the people she feared from a writing perspective.  “I have friends who are really well known, who just knock it out of the park.”  She sent those very people all of her work.   Slowly, this personal branding took shape and she began to tell her own life story in a way that was inspirational and freeing.  The fear began to fade away. “I can't control everything around me, but I can control my response to it,” Wright says. She realized that she was making money for others doing digital marketing, why not build up her own brand and amplify her own voice. “There are so many different ways to take your brand and amplify it online,” Wright says.  “With my clients, I find small levers that open big doors.   What are the things that we can do consistently and maximize results?”   Rather than throw darts at the strategy board, Wright focuses on a couple of core components that translate to measurable results.  “When you can clear away clutter and focus on the marketing channels that are working,” she says, “I find people have much more success.”   After she identifies solid digital marketing strategies that work, Wright likes to add a wildcard, something innovative and fun. For her, it was creating a site where people can learn “How To Turn Your Bucket List Into Your To-Do List”. One post on the site is titled, “If Your Life Sucks, It's Your Fault”. The woman who, at one point, thought she was destined to be average, is now finding greatness and, as she likes to say, being completely kick ass. The post Digital Marketing Guru Shares Her Secrets To Success appeared first on Inspired Media 360 TV - Inform | Inspire | Engage.

Kendra Wright sits down with Zack to discuss the power of daily journaling and how it can help you organize and energize your life. She chronicles why she started journaling and how it helped her remember the awesome moments in her year while getting her through hard times as well. Listen in to learn how […]

Kendra Wright sits down with Zack to discuss the power of daily journaling and how it can help you organize and energize your life. She chronicles why she started journaling and how it helped her remember the awesome moments in her year while getting her through hard times as well. Listen in to learn how […]

Everyone always asks who I look to for coaching/mentoring, so today I interview my amazing Marketing Strategist, Kendra Wright. Self proclaimed data nerd, Kendra helps online entrepreneurs, business owners, and creatives discover the 20% of action that delivers 80% of the results. We talk about the world of Digital Marketing Strategy and delve deep into mindset, how she has managed to overcome adversity, conquer fears, and follow her passion. She has created an epic life and pretty damn awesome career for herself. I promise you, you will be inspired by her journey!Hit Me Up! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoshuaSmithGSDInstagram: https://instagram.com/joshuasmithgsd/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoshuaSmithGSD90 Day Mastery Bootcamp https://gsdmode.com/products/

Listen to the NEW Amplifier Event Marketing Podcast – Feel the warmth as you join Kendra Wright in a conversation with Mary Pinak, Community Events Manager for the City of West Palm Beach, FL – where she organizes 150 successful events per year!!!