Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa lehmann

Dr Lisa Lehmann joins Ethics Talk to discuss “grateful patient programs," pressures clinician face to fundraise on behalf of health care organizations for which they work, and whether “VIP” care really is better for patients.  Recorded October 7, 2022. 

When you learn how to make sales online, you better prepare your business for anything the world throws at you.   Resource: Virtual Trunk Shows That Sell Done-For-You System https://www.flourishthriveacademy.com/virtual-trunk-show/       Broadway, Bartering & Baton Rouge—Oh My! Jewelry Designer Turned a Dressing Room Hobby Into a 6-Fig Biz https://www.flourishthriveacademy.com/broadway-bartering-baton-rouge-oh-my-jewelry-designer-turned-a-dressing-room-hobby-into-a-6-fig-biz/       Ana Maria Andricain https://www.instagram.com/jewelofhavana/?hl=en     Shehana Kimiangatau https://www.instagram.com/shahanajewels/?hl=en     Lisa Lehmann https://www.instagram.com/lisalehmanndesigns/?hl=en     Jeana & Jared Rushton https://www.instagram.com/thefoxandstone/?hl=en     Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FlourishThriveAcademy    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/flourish_thrive/ 

In our “Unlock the Mystery” series, we're opening up the conversation about exactly how people make their money and where they struggle to help you get to the root of your relationship with money and reach your own earning potential. Little Hoboken is a hyperlocal resource for parents, focusing on what local moms want to know: what to do, where to go and who to trust, in and around Hoboken, New Jersey. It was started by Hoboken moms Melissa Wise and Cassie Mascari as a lifestyle blog, but grew quickly into a community driven marketing, advertising, graphic design, photography, event planning and social action media company. So: how did they get from there to here? It's really about slow and steady for us, and keeping it meaningful. -Cassie Mascari In this installment of the Unlock the Mystery series, we dig into what makes a hyperlocal site successful! Listen in as Jamie fangirls a bit and the ladies of Little Hoboken discuss: their motivation behind starting (and evolving) a hyperlocal site how they manage a successful partnership how they grow their audience the importance of finding the right audience their monetization strategies and sources of income What do you love (and not love) about the hyperlocal sites in your area? If you run a hyperlocal site, what challenges do you face? Let's talk it out over in our private Facebook group for digital entrepreneurs, Businessese HQ. Resources: Little Hoboken Little Hoboken on Facebook and Instagram I Love You More by Laura Duksta You may also like: Embracing Your Inner Salesperson with Nikki Rausch Monetization Tips for Influencers with Jenny Guy Optimizing Facebook and Cultivating Community with Nicole Culver Growing Your Business with Social Media with Lisa Lehmann ​

In our new “Unlock the Mystery” series, we're opening up the conversation about exactly how people make their money and where they struggle to help you get to the root of your relationship with money and reach your own earning potential. Amanda Williams is the former-journalist-turned-blogger behind A Dangerous Business, a travel blog that aims to inspire people to fit more travel and adventure into the lifestyle they already have. Since starting her blog in 2010, Amanda has traveled to more than 50 countries on six continents from her home base in Ohio, and has been featured by major publications and websites like AFAR, The Huffington Post, and USA Today Travel. Like many old school bloggers, Amanda didn't start out with a plan to make money, and she had no prior business experience. She now makes a full-time income travel blogging, and we're so pleased to have her on the podcast to discuss her monetization tips and evolution through the past eight years. Diversifying your income streams is so important as a blogger. -Amanda Williams Tune in to hear about: Amanda's trial and error process moving from sponsored posts and links to her current monetization methods her #1 and #2 income earners how she finds success with affiliate marketing her insight into the travel blogging community and their conversations around money Amanda's plans for continued growth Resources: A Dangerous Business Amanda's blogging courses Amanda on Facebook and Instagram @DangerousBiz Affiliate Marketing with Angel Djambazov The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling and The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova Got monetization questions? We'd love to cover them in a future episode. Share them with us over in our private Facebook group, Businessese HQ. You might also like: Monetization Tips for Influencers with Jenny Guy Our Top Money Lessons Embracing Your Inner Salesperson with Nikki Rausch Growing Your Business with Social Media with Lisa Lehmann  

It's amazing to think that 20 years ago, someone graduating with a marketing degree had no experience with social media marketing— because that wasn't a thing yet. Social media as a concept was in its infancy. Today, it's nearly unimaginable to consider a marketing campaign without a social element. In between, there were pioneers— bloggers, vloggers and business owners who embraced social platforms as early adopters and established close knit communities of loyal followers. No bots, no apps, no how-to guides, just growing their business and sphere of influence with lots of conversation and the strength of their own vibrant personalities. This week on the Businessese Influencer Marketing Podcast, we are super excited to chat with one of those pioneers. Lisa Lehmann of Lisa Lehmann Designs has been designing and creating handcrafted jewelry for over 16 years, and blogging for 15 years. Her passion for creating spills over into creating her online presence and cultivating her online community, and it shows. Her followers love her jewelry, her storytelling, and her voice: testimony to the power of authenticity and a solid brand. They need to connect with you in order to connect with whatever service or whatever widget you're going to sell. They need to make sure that you're the person they want to connect with and then the rest will follow. -Lisa Lehmann Listen in as Lisa discusses: how her social media strategy has changed over the years cultivating community on social media and keeping up with conversations amidst the noise the importance of being authentic what she considers to be the "biggest trick" to social media using storytelling and consistency to strengthen the voice of your brand social media advice for those now starting online businesses How are you using social media to communicate your brand story? Let's hear it over at our private Facebook group for digital entrepreneurs and small business owners, Businessese HQ. Resources: Lisa Lehmann Designs Lisa on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram "The Jamie" The Crossroads of Should and Must: Find and Follow Your Passion by Elle Luna

In this, the fifth and final episode of our series celebrating powerful women living spacious lives and spreading their magic in the world, I welcome Lisa Lehmann, artisan, goldsmith, maker, and Mama to 4 young adults and creator of Lisa Lehmann Designs a hand-crafted, high-end artisan jewelry studio. Lisa was born to create and her creative roots run deep. She has tried multiple pursuits throughout her 15+ year journey in the business world, with all of them staying within the vein of making and crafting from her soul and Lisa shares what it has meant for her to have the full support of her family along her chosen artistic path. We talk about the early years of getting her artisan jewelry studio going and her experience of homeschooling four kids while living the dream of running her own business. We touch on the the highs and lows of running a business on your own, the temperament of a creative, and her struggles with depression and how she’s accepted the responsibility that comes with this struggle while having a public platform. We talk about what it’s like to be working in a very saturated market and how she reinvigorates herself in order to stay in the forefront as well as the pitfalls of comparison, how to pull yourself out of a downward spiral, and the need to pay attention to her mental health. We talk about the myriad of ways she embraces her uniqueness and how she expresses that in her appearance and in her life, artwork and jewelry. If you are blessed to own one of her pieces of jewelry, you know, she sends off a little piece of herself in every one she makes. We truly wrap this series up with a gem! Lisa is an authentic, free spirit who is having the time of her life gracing the world with the beauty of her gifts - I guarantee your life will be enriched through meeting her! Join us now as we begin to create space...

I just had a lovely conversation with Lisa Lehmann, the artist, maker, and gold-smithing creative genius behind the Studio Jewel brand - and Etsy shop . Lisa creates her handmade jewelry from her home studio while at the same time raising 4 teenagers whom she home-schooled while she was initially building her business. If you need some inspiration on your Etsy and creative business journey, especially if you're feeling somewhat overwhelmed with the responsibilities of your own life then sit back and listen to this convo with Lisa. You're not alone... If anyone understands and has worked through all that, it's Lisa. We talk about: How she created her product line and what the inspiration behind her products is The importance of having a mentor How being transparent and authentic has helped her audience connect with her in a very personal way Instant selling on Instagram And lots more... Resources mentioned: Etsy team - (for Jewelry sellers on Etsy Team) Connect with Lisa: Email: studiojewel [at] gmail [dot] com Social media: , , , Website: Etsy shop: Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. Connect With Me: Twitter: Follow Facebook Group: - This is where I'm connecting with you after the podcast. Lots of fun convos & Etsy shop promos here too! Facebook: Like the Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com