Podcast appearances and mentions of lori rochino

Lori Rochino stumbled upon podcasting two years ago and has been hooked since. She created Simply Designed Life Podcast for entrepreneurs who want to simplify their busy lives in order to make room for the things that matter. As a podcasting and productivity coach, Lori knows a thing or two about how to get stuff done.  In this episode, she shares her best tips for being productive as a busy creative. Show Notes - pimpyourbrilliance.com/62 The Visionary Journal™ is a day planner with vision. Encompassing everything you need to successfully achieve your goals, it seamlessly blends setting goals, a vision board, planning your day to day, and monthly review to help you go from idea to done. To learn more visit: visionaryjournal.co  

We’re changing this up here. In the last episode, I mentioned this segment being more of a hybrid solo / mini-interview format and making this more of a bonus episode. In this episode, we’ll dive into the subject of coworking spaces, why one might need one, how one size does not fit all and some things to think about when considering using one. Whether you’re a full-time entrepreneur, creative business owner or side hustler on the lookout for dedicated space to work without breaking the bank, this episode will provide some insight on how to go about finding the right workspace for you. This special episode of Simply Designed Life Podcast will be broken down into three parts. In part I, I’ll be sharing my conversations with both my previous guests from Episode 60 with Kimi Morton and Pua Pakele + Cabot who planted the idea of choosing to work in a coworking space in the first place. They’re based out of Hawaii. In part II, we’ll bring on Katy Comber and Patty Kline Capaldo, the amazing founders of the Creative Light Factory outside of Philadelphia. In Part III, I’ll share my thoughts and insights on the coworking space experience, why one size doesn’t fit all, and what you could do to get started in coworking space journey if that’s what you choose to do for your creative project, side hustle or business at this time. Think of this as a short list of lessons learned and other insights you can take and put into place for your own situation.   Who are Kim and Pua?  Kimi Morton + Pua Pakele and Cabot are the founders of Best Life Ever and BLE Digital, and co-hosts of the Broke-ass to Badass podcast. They are fitness trainers turned corporate productivity coaches turned online business coaches. They are drawn together by a calling — a burning desire to help people fall (back) in love with their businesses and their lives! What started as a fun side hustle, Best Life Ever has grown into more than a business, it's a radical movement to empower people to follow their dreams and expand the way they think, work, and live in today’s modern world. At Best Life Ever, their mission is to support entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs ready to build and grow online businesses for more FREEDOM and FUN! Who are Katy & Patty?  Katy Comber is a graduate of Eastern University with a M.Ed in Mulitcultural Education, a B.A. in English, and a minor in Communications with concentrations in Creative Writing and Theater. Comber founded the website affinitycolabpresents.org, an online arts and lit magazine, and has taught literature and writing for nine years. She recently completed a rough draft of her first novel and participated in her first NaNoWriMo with a different project in 2017. Her works can be found in Paragon Press’ Lagom Journal; Meat for Tea Literary Review, and a self-published collection of poems: 40 Portraits of a Family.  Patty Kline-Capaldo earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and History from Indiana University and teacher certification from Ursinus College. She has hosted the Just Write Meetup for the past six years and also hosts an Artists Way group, Creative Light Circle. Working with these groups spawned the dream of a writer’s room that has manifested in Creative Light Factory. As a writer, teacher, and creativity coach, her passion is supporting writers and visual artists in their creative endeavors and seeing their creative dreams brought to fruition. Patty has been published in four anthologies and is perpetually working on her first novel. Patty lives in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Rich, and their three cats—Sarah, Splash, and Snapple.                             Motivational Monday Mastermind Strategy & Accountability Group Feeling overwhelmed with your projects and need help getting back on track? Want to FINALLY finish writing that book/ market your work to top media outlets/ fill-in-the-blank project?

Lori Rochino has a background in corporate marketing and is a podcast and productivity coach. She created Simply Defined Life Podcast for entrepreneurs who want to simplify their busy lives in order to make room for the things that matter. She is the author of Fifty Shades of Simple: How to Prioritize in the Age of Information Overload. Her work has been featured in national and local outlets that include SUCCESS, Huffington Post, YES Magazine, Philadelphia Style Magazine and Examiner. She lives in the greater Philadelphia area with her family. After sharing how she began her entrepreneurial journey, Lori shares her thoughts on: morning routines what may be holding you back from achieving the success you desire unplugging to take a digital detox great tips to help you make consistency fun. She even dishes out a few tips for aspiring podcasters. If you’ve been thinking about starting a business but feel like you have no time to do anything outside of your work and family, then you’ll love my conversation with Lori. Where You Can Find Lori Online: https://www.facebook.com/SimplyDefinedLifePodcast/ Twitter and Instagram: @LoriRochino Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/lorirochino I hope that you feel empowered and ready to remove what’s holding you back, so you can design your own successful life. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this week’s episode. You can leave a comment below or email me at: Erica@momswithdreams.com. If you’re looking for support to begin your journey to your dreams or to get help trying to figure out your purpose and what you want to achieve this year, I’d love to be your guide. You can email me and we’ll schedule a time to talk more about the possibility of us working together to bring your dream to life. Until next time – Reclaim YOUR dreams, do what YOU love and make a DIFFERENCE! Take care, Erica

Lori Rochino stumbled upon podcasting two years ago and has been hooked since. She created Simply Designed Life Podcast for entrepreneurs who want to simplify their busy lives in order to make room for the things that really matter. The show includes inspiration, motivation, and everyday tips to help us live according to our values and purpose so we can truly thrive and help others thrive as well.  Connect with Lori here: https://lorirochino.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Christmas Gift Tip of the day - 3 piece lagguage set: https://amzn.to/2L4USb8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please leave a rating for the show! Thank you!

This episode continues the conversation with Annett Bone. If you haven't heard the first part, please listen to Episode 052: Annett Bone Pt. I: A Dancepreneur's Inner Journey to complete the full story. In the first part, we discussed her entrepreneurship journey and how following her intuition was critical to getting into alignment with her goals. In the second part, we talk about strategic learning. In this day and age of distraction, shiny object syndrome and FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). She gives some great tips on how to get focused enough to stay the course. Before we dig in, if you haven't already done so, please subscribe to the show! 1) You'll be able to easily access the first part of the conversation and 2) you'll continue to receive the latest episodes-- all from the convenience of your mobile phone! Just hit the Podcast App on your phone, search for "Simply Designed Life Podcast" or "Lori Rochino" and press "subscribe" to receive the second part and more great episodes to come! Who is Annett? Annett Bone is the founder and host of The DancePreneuring Studio Podcast where she guides her listeners on a journey of transformation inspired by dance, life, and business. The podcast is a reflection of all the lessons learned upon returning to dance after a 20-year hiatus. Because she returned to her passion for dance after giving it up for 20-plus years, she is constantly putting herself in uncomfortable situations where she can grow. She has a Bachelors Degree in Dance from the University of California Irvine, which at the time was ranked third in the nation for dance programs, behind Julliard and New York University. When she's not creating content or doing online marketing work, she can be found practicing yoga or checking out coffee shops other than Starbucks. Fun facts: 1) Korean is her first language. 2) She was once a fan club president for Puerto Rican boy band Menudo—popular back in the '80s. Quotes from Annett It's really interesting, this whole entrepreneurial journey and the educational conferences that are available, which I'm really thankful for now because there's so much to choose from and you can get from it what you want to get out of it.  (11:00) I'm all for women empowerment, but more than that, I'm all for human people empowerment because we're all the same. (15:59) Again, there's that balance of being proud, knowing your value and who you are and where you come from and honoring the amazing cultural backgrounds that people come from, but at the same time, not using that as a crutch. (19:10) You need to be thankful for the lessons that you learned, and you'll find that as you become more thankful and have gratitude for the things you have learned—the good things that have come out of situations—things will change. It might not change overnight. It might be apparent to you as quickly as you want, but just deciding to make that switch of 'I'm not gonna be a victim anymore, I'm going to decide to make these changes whatever it is.' (20:17)    What You’ll Learn How doing the uncomfortable tasks can allow for the most growth in one's personal development journey  How to find that line between taking a strategic approach and getting out of one's comfort zone The importance of conferences for continuing education for one's entrepreneurial journey Personal branding, styles of marketing oneself, especially as a woman, and finding that middle ground between self-promotion, valuing oneself, yet not being overly aggressive How she overcame the whole "victim" mentality in order to get the kind of results that she wanted Productivity habits and rituals that keep her going Websites: annettbone.com Social Media:  Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Other Listening Options: Individual player or full player view on website: http://lorirochino.com/podcast-2/

The last month and a half have been filled with adventures and much learning. I'd gotten out of my comfort zone by participating in the PMx Competition at Podcast Movement, which is a Tedx style talk with a podcast focus. A big shout out to the organizers and participants I got to meet! While competitive, it was definitely more collaborative and I'm super thankful for both the opportunity and chance to connect with cool people! There's so much to share, and quite honestly I am currently figuring out how to break down all this goodness without the overwhelm. More details to come in another episode! In the meantime, I'm excited to introduce the next guest to Simply Designed Life Podcast, Annett Bone. My conversation with Annett is broken down into two parts. In the first part, we discuss her entrepreneurship journey and how following her intuition was critical to getting into alignment with her goals. In the second part, we talk about strategic learning, which I'm particularly excited about! Shiny object syndrome and FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) are very real in this age of distraction. She gives some great tips on how to get focused enough to stay the course. Before we dig in, if you haven't done so already, please subscribe to the show. 1) You'll be able to easily access the second part of the conversation once it goes live. 2) You'll continue to receive the latest episodes--all from the convenience of your mobile phone! Just select the Podcast App on your mobile phone, search for "Simply Designed Life Podcast" or "Lori Rochino" and press "subscribe" to receive the second part and more great episodes to come! Who is Annett? Annett Bone is the founder and host of The DancePreneuring Studio Podcast where she guides her listeners on a journey of transformation inspired by dance, life, and business. The podcast is a reflection of all the lessons learned after returning to dance after a 20-year hiatus. Because she returned to her passion for dance after giving it up for 20-plus years, she is constantly putting herself in uncomfortable situations where she can grow. She has a Bachelors Degree in Dance from the University of California Irvine, which at the time was ranked third in the nation for dance programs, behind Julliard and New York University. When she's not creating content or doing online marketing work, she can be found practicing yoga or checking out coffee shops other than Starbucks. Fun facts: 1) Korean is her first language. 2) She was once a fan club president for Puerto Rican boy band Menudo—popular back in the '80s. Quotes from Annett Not every business model is for everyone and for someone to try to fit you into their box is not honoring to you and not honoring to them because everybody has a different path. (5:37) In terms of the entrepreneurial journey, I didn't honor the signals within myself, of what felt right, what didn't feel right, what didn't agree with my internal compass, and that's one of the biggest mistakes I did. (6:18) For me, that's when things really started to change when I started to change on the inside, and things on the outside started to change—when I started focusing more on that. (12:57) I just never thought that this audio thing would open up opportunities and also help me grow—like you said speaking in front of people and the immediate feedback—you're like 'Wow, I actually made a difference to this person.' I don't know what it was but it's very gratifying knowing that you can have a positive effect on someone by just expressing what has gone on in your life and hopefully giving them something they could implement as well and I think that's what it's all about. (29:35) What You’ll Learn Annett's background growing up with an entrepreneurial family who encouraged her to take the traditional route—go to college, get a job—which didn't resonate with her. It's okay not to fit into other people's idea of an entrepreneurial journey.

Lori Rochino- Lori Rochino struggle with clutter, overwhelm and information overload led her to the declutter coaching and productivity world where she aims to use the 80/20 rule (Pareto Principle) in almost everything she does. She is the the author of Fifty Shades of Simple: How to Prioritize in the Age of Information Overload. Her professional background is in marketing communications in financial services and startups. Her work has appeared in both national (SUCCESS, Huffington Post, YFS Magazine) and local (Philadelphia Style Magazine, Wyomissing Neighbors Magazine and Examiner) outlets. She is the host of Simply Designed Life Podcast, created to serve mostly entrepreneurial women who want to simplify their busy lives in order to make room for the things that really matter. The show includes inspiration, motivation and everyday tips to help us live according to our values and purpose so we can truly thrive and help others thrive as well. The show seeks to provide coverage from amazing entrepreneurs, creatives, world travelers, and game changers with platforms both big and small. Visit and “like” the Simply Designed Life Podcast Facebook Page. Connect with her @LoriRochino on Twitter and Instagram. Visit lorirochino.com and subscribe to her newsletter for weekly updates and free Simply Designed Life E-Course, 4-Day Kickstarter to Zen-Like Productive Habits!   Website: http://lorirochino.com/ Simply Designed Life Podcast:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/simply-designed-life-business-lifestyle-inspiration/id1223826015?mt=2   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimplyDesignedLifePodcast/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/lorirochino?lang=en   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorirochino/   Listen to another #12minconvo

We all have the same 24 hours in the day. How is it that some people can accomplish so much while others are left staring at their to-do list wondering where the day went?They've mastered the art of productivity.In this episode I am talking with productivity coach, Lori Rochino. She gives some great tips such as: Creating a morning routine Using the Pomodoro technique Scheduling and productivity toolsIf you're ready to get more time back into your day and cross more tasks off your to-do list, then this is the show for you!Lori Rochino is based in the greater Philadelphia area where she lives with her family. Her work has appeared in both local and national outlets, such as SUCCESS, Huffington Post, YFS Magazine and Examiner. She's the author of Fifty Shades of Simple: How to Prioritize in the Age of Information Overload and host of The Simply Designed Life Podcast Series. As a Declutter Coach she helps empower women entrepreneurs overwhelmed with physical clutter in business and life by organizing them from the inside and out.

We all have the same 24 hours in the day. How is it that some people can accomplish so much while others are left staring at their to-do list wondering where the day went?They've mastered the art of productivity.In this episode I am talking with productivity coach, Lori Rochino. She gives some great tips such as: Creating a morning routine Using the Pomodoro technique Scheduling and productivity toolsIf you're ready to get more time back into your day and cross more tasks off your to-do list, then this is the show for you!Lori Rochino is based in the greater Philadelphia area where she lives with her family. Her work has appeared in both local and national outlets, such as SUCCESS, Huffington Post, YFS Magazine and Examiner. She's the author of Fifty Shades of Simple: How to Prioritize in the Age of Information Overload and host of The Simply Designed Life Podcast Series. As a Declutter Coach she helps empower women entrepreneurs overwhelmed with physical clutter in business and life by organizing them from the inside and out.

Our mutual podcast launch of this interview on the power of vulnerability with Lori on her Simply Designed Life Podcast: On this episode, I'm actually getting interviewed by Lori Rochino for her Simply Designed Life Podcast. So we decided to do our first mutual or dual launch of the episode on her show as well as here on LIVETHEFUEL! Lori launched this episode as a Part I and Part II style release for her podcast. Here's more about Lori... Lori Rochino’s own struggle with being overwhelmed and information overload led her to the declutter coaching and productivity world where she aims to use the 80/20 rule (Pareto Principle) in almost everything she does. Her professional background is in marketing communications for financial services and startups. Her work has appeared in both national and local outlets. She is the author of Fifty Shades of Simple: How to Prioritize in the Age of Information Overload. On This Episode You Will Hear: [spp-timestamp time="00:00"] TBD [spp-timestamp time="01:00:00"] Final Words   Possible Quote Mentioned During the The Show... - Quote Creator [spp-tweet tweet="Make positive changes in yours & other people's lives in 2017 @LIVETHEFUEL "] [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOOrCJNGV3o] Links and Resources: Lori Rochino (http://lorirochino.com) Lori Rochino on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorirochino/) Lori Rochino on Twitter (https://twitter.com/LoriRochino) Lori Rochino on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/lorirochino/) Simply Designed Life Podcast on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SimplyDesignedLifePodcast/) Lori's Event: The Power of Authentic Conversations to Move Your Tribe to Inspired Action (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-power-of-authentic-conversations-to-move-your-tribe-to-inspired-action-tickets-38712521193) People Mentioned: Joe Pardo (http://SuperJoePardo.com) Final Words: Pending FINAL WORDS… Action Steps: Please  Submit an iTunes Show Rating & Review (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/livethefuel/id1150969758?mt=2) , we need more reviews to increase our ranking and appearance. We love 5 Stars! Join  THE FUEL TANK (http://livethefueltank.com/)  our community on Facebook! – “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” ~ Quote by Jim Rohn Be sure to check out our  Resources (https://livethefuel.com/resources)  and a reminder to “Keep Living The Fired Up Epic Life everyone!” #LIVETHEFUEL  

I’ve always been organized and somewhat OCD, but after five moves including melding lives with my husband, dog and eventually son, I wasn’t able to be as organized as I would have liked to be. I needed a simpler solution and was tired of having stuff just for the sake of having stuff. While I always thought I had simple habits, all the excess clutter accumulated over time proved that maybe I wasn’t living so simply. So I joined the simplicity movement and went on a decluttering spree. But somewhere between paring down half my wardrobe and kitchenware, I realized there wasn’t just one way to simplify life. While I would have liked to keep things somewhat minimalist, I found it was difficult to do with a family. And quite honestly, I liked having my son’s artwork on the kitchen walls and a few blankets and pillows on the couch to cozy up to. What you will learn in this episode: Why we accumulate too much stuff Why merchandising forces us to buy stuff we don't need Lori's tips on decluttering (not what you'd expect!) How to organize your life (and your stuff) For more click here

Do you have too much stuff? Are you addicted to shopping (Amazon anyone)?   I decided to peer behind the veil of minimalism, which Lori Rochino, Declutter Coach describes as the concept of living with less stuff in order to enjoy more, and living more intentionally with the people who matter most. It's a way to counteract the overwhelm people feel with consumerism and digital overload.   Listen to this podcast to learn why: you can't let go of things you always want more things but don't feel satisfied once you get them what to do about it!   Show Notes -http://dareeallen.com/minimalism-pareto-principle/