Podcast appearances and mentions of megan ericson

Do you feel prompted to be in God's word more or in a different way this year? I have two ideas for you. The beginning of the year, for most of us, is a time to reflect on the past year and plan for the year to come. I have several categories I try to take inventory in. Areas like my marriage, parenting, health, friendships, money, and one is always spiritual growth. What am I going to do this year to grow in my relationship with Jesus?  One of my answers to that question is by being in God's Word. Opening my bible and reading it for myself has greatly deepened my faith. So as you plan for the year ahead, I want to offer two ways for you to open your bible, be in God's word, and grow in your relationship with Jesus this year.   A Bible Reading Plan A Word of the Year Word Study I've also invited a special guest to join us. My friend Megan Ericson – also a guest on episode 16 - joined me in 2023 and read the bible using this plan. She is here to share her experience. Megan is the CEO of The Yoga Abbey, an online Christian yoga community. She lives in the Columbus, Ohio, area with her husband and three teenage kids.     CONNECT WITH MEGAN Megan on IG | The Yoga Abbey on IG   CONNECT WITH GIRLS TALKING LIFE Get the GTL Newsletter | Instagram | Facebook

Megan Ericson's mission is to help you grow your social media following to grow your business. She's a social media marketer with decades of experience and founder of the Social Growth Society. Her superpower is cutting through the social media clutter to show you what's clickable content and what's wasting your time.TAKEAWAYS:+ Megan's definition of success has evolved over the years. It went from something to make some cash on the side and to utilize her brain in-between diaper changes and feedings. Now her definition of success, as her kids are in school full-time, is the ability to bring in full-time income. She no longer is working in the “mom cracks” of her day and has the ability to really focus on growing the business in a sustainable way.+ The activity that has helped Megan to see and experience success in her business is organic social media marketing.+ Megan became really good at creating impactful, powerful organic social media campaigns because she had to for her agency clients, most of whom were non-profits with a very small marketing budget. So when it came to her own business, she took what she had experience in, and used it to her advantage, building a thriving following on social media centered around her business and expertise. RESOURCES: Find the blog post that accompanies this episode here: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/organic-social-media-featuring-megan-ericsonVisit Megan on her website: http://www.meganericson.comFollow Megan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganericsonLearn how 6-Figure Funnel can help you create a 6-figure passive income stream by selling more of your course, membership, or digital product without being “salesy”: http://www.allisonhardy.com/6figurefunnelCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on Instagram: www.instagram.com/allison_hardy_DID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you found value and are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. This helps us to reach more online coaches who are creating a thriving 6-figure business.Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

This episode is about how authors can find a balance between their writing and their marketing efforts. Becky is joined by https://www.meganericson.com (Megan Ericson)–Social Media Marketing Expert, Director of Growth at https://www.hopewriters.com (hope*writers), and Host of https://www.meganericson.com/show (Megan's Social Media Marketing Show)–who reveals what authors can do to ease the anxiety that marketing brings, and ensure that their social media channels offer value, while still having time to focus on their writing.  During the episode, Megan shares: About the latest social media craze: BeReal.  More about herself, where she lives, her work in the world, and her connection to authors and writing. Strategies that can work well for authors who are toggling back and forth between their writing deadlines and their marketing efforts. Her favorite content scheduling tools and the benefits of each one. Content ideas for both fiction and nonfiction authors who may be coming up short on creativity and knowing what to post. What advice she would give to an emerging author who doesn't have a large following or fanbase yet, but wants to reach a larger audience online. Some of the mistakes she sees writers make when they try to get started creating content for social media.  Final thoughts about social media marketing.    For our show notes, including action steps and resources, visit: https://weavinginfluence.com/?p=39736 (https://weavinginfluence.com/podcast/episode-99-balancing-marketing-and-writing/) Please feel free to send a message to Becky at becky@weavinginfluence.com to share your thoughts!

I'm not known for my love of social media, but Megan Ericson is. She is quite literally the one voice I listen to when I need or want to learn something about social media. She keeps it simple, easy, and judgment-free. And she is a JOY to talk to! Megan walked me through the Instagram world in 2021 when I was part of her Instagram challenge. In this conversation, she walks us through the good side of social media, how to be a light in a world of trolls, and how to work your kids through the online space. Social media is not going away, that is for sure. In its evolution over the last 20 years, we've heard everything from social media saves lives to social media has ruined the world. Maybe there's an in-between, and Megan can for sure teach us how to show up and be a positive light in the online space. Show notes MeganEricson.com Megan Ericson on Instagram Megan on Twitter Megan on Facebook Megan on LinkedIn Kellerman's Mountain House (Dirty Dancing Experience) Become part of my FRIDAY CREW - quick, actionable ADULTING tips, usually using the framework of the Enneagram. I promise interesting. I promise a GIF. I promise helpful. Right here or right down below. Sign up for Monday Morning Blessings: soulful meditations to start your week

Social media is often a dreaded piece of the author platform. There are so many different places to be and to post ... not to mention WHAT to post. Then there's the matter of how to handle social media while also writing books. Never fear! Authors can handle social media. You don't have to be everywhere or post a million times a day. Megan Ericson, a social media strategist, joins me for a conversation on social media for authors. Get the full show notes here: http://createifwriting.com/199

Today's episode is special for 2 reasons: We're celebrating our 100th episode!!! We're shaking things up a bit with our format and doing something totally different: Ask Amber & Alana Anything (we were on an alliteration roll, okay?) We invited our friend, Megan Ericson to join us today so we could take a turn being on the OTHER side of the mic. Some of our guests wrote in questions for us and Megan hosted so Alana & I could have fun as guests today. Some of the questions were serious, some were fun, and all of them will help you get to know us much better. Enjoy! Here's to 100 more!

Ok Mamas this is definitely one of our longer podcast episodes but hear me out - it is totally worth your time! Today I am interviewing my friend Megan Ericson. She's a writer, podcaster and social media marketer based in central Ohio. She's a Mama to 3 little ones, a chronic purger, keeper of a capsule wardrobe and seeker of ways to simplify life. In addition, Megan is a certified enneagram coach! She has had a love for the enneagram for a while and she explores how each personality type lives online. Ok so if you're like, what in the world is the enneagram or if you've heard about it before but have been skeptical or even if you love it - you've gotta hear what Megan has to say. We dive right into a brief overview of each type, how they might feel as a Mother, how the enneagram can help us practice self-care and then also how we can use it as a tool not only for us but also in our parenting. So buckle up and enjoy this episode with my friend Megan.Links from this episode:meganericson.comenneagraminstitute.comiancron.comSuzanne Stabile: lifeinthetrinityministry.comBeth McCord: yourenneagramcoach.comEnneaCast podcast: lovethyneighborhood.org/enneacast/Typology podcast: typologypodcast.com/podcast

Megan is a writer, podcaster and social media marketer based in Columbus, Ohio. A mom to three little ones, she is a chronic purger, keeper of a capsule wardrobe, and seeker of ways to simplify life. On the show today Megan and I discuss social media: the love hate relationship a lot of us have with it and how she navigates between her personal accounts and the accounts she manages for clients.  We talk about how Megan got into podcasting and why she chose the topic of minimalism.  She shares how freeing it felt the first time she paired down her closet to a small number of things that made her feel her best.  Next we chat about where to start if you’re ready to declutter (and where not to start) and how not to get overwhelmed.  Megan give us ideas about how to encourage our families to think about their things in a minimalist mindset too.  She also walks us through creating a capsule wardrobe and we talk about shifting your closet from winter to spring.  Later on, we talk about other ways to simplify your life, focusing on things like your schedule.  Megan tells us about her “season of quitting” where she and her husband went through all of their regularly scheduled activities and cut out lots of things that weren’t right for them in their season of life.  Megan says that minimalism is a journey, it’s not somewhere you arrive or something that will ever be complete.         Mentioned in this episode hope*writers hope*writers conference minimalist moms podcast Capsule Wardrobe Tidying Up with Marie Kondo   Megan’s Favorite 5 The Enneagram The Bible Binge The Clockmaker’s Daughter Day One App The Mom Capsule   Connect with Megan Instagram | Facebook | Website   Connect with Girls Talking Life Show Notes for this Episode | Instagram | Facebook    

In this episode, Megan and I talk about how stillness can be difficult in the busy seasons. Between children and work and projects on their fixer upper, Megan approaches this topic of stillness with honesty. She doesn't have it figured out and neither do I. Does anybody, really? Since none of us are experts when it comes to being still, maybe we can all just learn together in this episode.

I am joined by Maggie, My friend Mindy and the very awesome Megan Ericson (co-host of the Minimalist Moms podcast) to kick off summer as nostalgically, casually and (let's be honest) awkwardly as possible when some of you are strangers and your actual locations span miles... Even so, it was a delightful evening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rainydaycollective/support

  In episode 38, Melissa and Kate team up with 4 other lady podcasts to chat about community. The two share their thoughts on building online community, ways to find your people online, and the value of believing in abundance over scarcity. Let's jump in!     People/topics mentioned in this episode:     scarcity mindset vs. abundance mindset: read this article from The Simple Dollar     Muse and the Catalyst Podcast     Erin Tannehill of A Welder's Wife     Idea of community over competition from Rising Tide Society         To learn more about the other podcasts in our round-up, read on:     25% Friends / Sarah and Kim are 100% friends but only 25% alike. They're two girls who appreciate their similarities, respect their differences, and always find common ground. On their podcast they chat about everything from serious and deep topics like vulnerability and relationships to the fun and silly like their favorite treats and their love for their pets.     Friendlier / It's like eavesdropping on a phone call between Sarah and Abby, long time friends—and now parents—who love to talk, read, and eat. Every episode they review books, share recipes, and explore a sometimes random/sometimes serious topic.     Girl Next Door / Listening to The Girl Next Door Podcast is like catching up with girl friends over a cup of coffee or a cocktail. Former next door neighbors Erica and Kelsey invite you to join them for candid, hilarious conversations about raising a family, marriage, living with intention, pursuing creativity, and building community.     Minimalist Moms / Minimalist Moms is a bi-weekly conversation between two minimalist-living moms, Megan Ericson and Diane Boden. Our goal is to inspire you to think more and do with less.       Subscribe to the Cohesive Home Podcast at cohesivehome.com. Thank you for listening!

We explore what communities mean to us, what communities we are a part of, the benefits and challenges of being in community, and what our ideal community would look like (commune with all of our friends, anyone?). We'd love to hear about the communities in your lives!Find links to recipes, books, and more in our show notes: http://friendlierpodcast.com/on-community-and-communes/This episode is part of a conversational #podroundup. These four other podcasts are also releasing an episode this week about their takes on the theme of community:25% Friends / Sarah and Kim are 100% friends but only 25% alike. They're two girls who appreciate their similarities, respect their differences, and always find common ground. On their podcast they chat about everything from serious and deep topics like vulnerability and relationships to the fun and silly like their favorite treats and their love for their pets. Cohesive Home / Melissa and Kate, two laid-back moms, explore the topics you most want to hear about-- family minimalism, adventuring with your kids, living by your values, and more-- all in the time it takes you to brew your morning coffee. Sometimes ridiculous, always on point, the Cohesive Home podcast puts the fun back in parenting and creating your happier, simpler home. Girl Next Door / Listening to The Girl Next Door Podcast is like catching up with girl friends over a cup of coffee or a cocktail. Former next door neighbors Erica and Kelsey invite you to join them for candid, hilarious conversations about raising a family, marriage, living with intention, pursuing creativity, and building community. Minimalist Moms / Minimalist Moms is a bi-weekly conversation between two minimalist-living moms, Megan Ericson and Diane Boden. Our goal is to inspire you to think more and do with less. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week the moms talk to fashion blogger Megan Ericson who offers an easy way to simplify your fall wardrobe. The culture of asking a date to a dance has been turned upside down since our moms were in school. In today's day and age, when it comes to "promposals" the more elaborate the better. But, when is it too much? Michaela shares a story of a time she might have gone a tad overboard with the helicopter parenting.