Podcast appearances and mentions of meredith crawford

Preparing Athletes for Life After College. The host for this show is Angela Hayslett. The guest is Meredith Crawford. We discuss how James Madison University's athletic department prepares student-athletes for life after college. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6meZE3R0oHy_OBeomxTylhe Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

What does “home” sound like to you? For composer Reena Esmail, this was a question of invention, not recollection. Today, she is celebrated for the seamless interplay between her Western and Hindustani influences in her music, but her journey through craft, culture, and creativity was winding and often treacherous. In this episode of HearTOGETHER, composer Reena Esmail joins host Tori Marchiony for a heartfelt conversation about growing up between two cultures and two religions, the toxicity of competition, and the importance of constantly challenging her own worldview. Music in this episode:ESMAIL, Piano Trio - Suzana Bartal - piano, Peter Myers - cello, Vijay Gupta - violinESMAIL, This Love Between Us: Yale Schola Cantorum and Juilliard415, David Hill, conductor -- with Rabindra Goswami, sitar and Ramu Pandit, tablaESMAIL, Take What You Need  - Street Symphony and Street Symphony Chamber Singers -- Shelley Fox, sopranoESMAIL, Interglow: Salastina Music Society - Maia Jasper White - violin  Kevin Kumar - violin Meredith Crawford - viola   Yoshika Masuda - cello HyeJin Kim - piano  Benjamin Smolen - fluteESMAIL, Zeher - Brooklyn Rider - Johnny Gandelsman, violin, Colin Jacobsen, violin, Nicholas Cords, viola, Michael Nicolas, celloThanks to Noel Dior & Tim German, Editorial Council Teng Chen, Audio Engineer 

Lauren and Jeff welcome East Texas Singer/Songwriter Meredith Crawford into the Groove Lab to talk about her musical journey, and finding her voice. Check her out at www.MeredithCrawford.com “Meredith Crawford has successfully taken something with a very definitive shape, and made it seem shapeless. Historically speaking, that kind of dreamy musical witchcraft has only been successfully accomplished by the likes of timeless wonder-women like Patsy Cline, Stevie Nicks, or the queen: Aretha Franklin; herself.” She was singing harmonies at the young age of 10 from the pew surrounded by strangers, to the Opry circuit around Texas by 16, and had fronted 3 bands by the age of 27. Just shy of 30, she has written over 200 songs, opened for Texas acts such as Hayes Carll, Sunny Sweeney, and Shiny Ribs, and has won several awards including Entertainer of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year (2 years running), Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Songwriter of the Year for East Texas. A dark horse in the running, her pinnacle of musical strength is perched upon raw, lyrical honesty delivered through painfully elegant vocals. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groovelab/support

Award-winning songwriter and singer Meredith Crawford is giving details on her career. Meredith gives a look at how her music career has grown and evolved. Meredith talks about her music and gives tips on songwriting. www.meredithcrawford.com

Introducing the JMU Sports Podcast Leadership edition.  Meredith Crawford, assistant athletics director for student-athlete leadership, and junior Sinead Sargeant of JMU cross country and track & field, talk with host Curt Dudley.  In addition to getting to know the guests, topics include the Dukes Lead program, SAAC, and the CAA's voter registration initiative. 

Join us as Herbie Newell leads us through Chapter Eight of Master Plan of Evangelism: Reproduction as well as prayers for Peru. Pray for the Peru program as we no longer have any active families in process and pray for our team as we are taking a step back to evaluate the future of the program and how we can grow and advocate in Peru. Pray for the government of Peru and the central authority (DGA/MIMP) to make wise decisions about orphan care. Pray specifically for the newest director of adoptions that took office this month. Pray that their administration will work in the best interested of the children. Pray for the children of Peru: that they would hear the gospel & would also be sustained in their times of difficulty and waiting. Pray for the government to create better advocacy policies for the children to be declared abandoned to be eligible for adoption or to be reunited with biological families.   Pray for the children at Not Forgotten and for Gene and Patty as they lead the staff who care for the boys at the home. Pray for wisdom over the Peru team (Josh, Ferrah, Beth and Meredith Crawford) – pray as they evaluate what the future of the program will look like and navigate decisions moving forward.  Subscribe on iTunes | StitcherEmail: info@lifelinechild.orgFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/lifelinechildTwitter: @lifelinechildInstagram: lifelinechild 

Lauren Alexander | ep 21 - Kiepersol Texas Podcast Lauren Alexander joined us in the Square of Downtown Tyler, Texas! Lauren grew up in Bullard, Tx and grew up playing music since she was a child! Lauren's parents were supportive of her as they had lots of instruments and equipment around all the time. Lauren started off playing country music and has evolved over the years! She now is an Americana singer and songwriter. Lauren recommends visiting Tyler, Tx if you're wanting to visit a city that hasn't lost it's identity in the small town feel! Lauren reflects on how Tyler has grown and changed since she was a child! There are a lot more places to go experience live music and there is a growing culture of very talented musicians! In fact you can see/hear Meredith Crawford and Chris Rasco playing at an event in the Square, while we were recording the podcast! Meredith was on Episode 10 of the podcast if you wanted to learn more about her! Lauren record an album about 5 years ago, but she has been in a place of singing, song writing and playing shows since! She is planning on releasing a new album towards the end of 2019. Lauren is a young mother, who is finding new inspiration for her music and work-life balance. She use to find inspiration for her music through traveling around and touring. She absolutely enjoys being a mother, which has created a whole new perspective on life! Lauren's creative process in making her music, starts off by using voice memos on her phone to talk out or establish lyrics first. Then she teams up with her husband, Richie, helps write the music to match the lyrics. Lauren has enjoyed playing music with Richie, which has freed up her creative space to be able to incorporate unique instruments into her music, such as the harmonica! If you haven't heard Lauren I'd highly suggest listening to her as she uses the harmonica so beautifully! Lauren enjoys some of our Tyler Local Eats such as Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q and Cork. Food & Drink! She has played at both locations, but their food is great and well worth checking out if you're ever visiting us! Michael actually met Lauren at Cork while she was hosting an Open Mic Night! Some people are a little apprehensive about going to a restaurant or bar that has an Open Mic Night. Lauren weighs in on the benefits and fun of attending and playing at Open Mic Nights. It's okay that people come up to play a song and it isn't very good. Success is built on failures. So if you're wanting to try out new songs, music, poetry, spoken word, etc, then find a local mic night and do you best! If you're wanting to hear some great local up and coming artists, attend these businesses that are hosting these events! Support local business and artists! Lauren plays and original song for us, "The one that got away"! http://www.laurenalexander.com/

Join us as Herbie Newell and Rick Morton lead us through Acts 15:1-35 and prayers for Peru. Pray for the Peru program as we no longer have any active families in process and pray for our team as we are taking a step back to evaluate the future of the program and how we can grow and advocate in Peru. Pray for the government of Peru and the central authority (DGA/MIMP) to make wise decisions about orphan care. Pray specifically for the new director of adoptions that took office this month. Pray that their administration will work in the best interested of the children. Pray for the children of Peru: that they would hear the gospel & would also be sustained in their times of difficulty and waiting. Pray for the government to create better advocacy policies for the children to be declared abandoned to be eligible for adoption or to be reunited with biological families. Pray for the children at Not Forgotten and for Gene and Patty as they lead the staff who care for the boys at the home. Praise God for Abel coming home with his forever family last month! (Abel was the 16-year-old boy that we have been praying over this past year) Pray for wisdom over the Peru team (Josh, Beth and Meredith Crawford) – pray as they evaluate what the future of the program will look like and navigate decisions moving forward. Subscribe on iTunes | StitcherEmail: info@lifelinechild.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lifelinechild Twitter: @lifelinechild Instagram: lifelinechild

“Ninety percent of leadership is the ability to communicate something people want.” – Dianne Feinstein, U.S. Senator In my life, I have worked with and for some amazing leaders.  Those were the people that I learned the most from and took the time to invest in me.  Many of them were women.  I only share that because in this episode we're talking about some of the disparities that are still out there in preparing women to lead. My guest this week is Meredith Crawford.  She's smart, she's been in the trenches, and her mission is to help women step into the leadership roles they were meant to do and do it well.  We hit the full spectrum on leadership issues but also touch on many of the particular issues women face in today's "modern" workforce and what they can do to lead better, lead smarter, and compete. I know you're going to enjoy this time with Meredith as much as I did!  CHEERS! More on Meredith.. She started her agency after realizing that business leaders and entrepreneurs needed to do things differently in the future to win and maintain customer loyalty. She is dedicated to teaching step-by-step, everything essential to savvy marketing and skyrocketing your side hustle, to streamline cash flow, build a sustainable, profitable, stress-free business. Connect with her with any of these mediums...  MAIN CONTACT: Ashley Crouch - ashley@appleseedcommunications.co  Meredith's Details: Email: meredith@solernomedia.com Phone: 360.951.9228 cell Skype: MeredithC9876  Business Website: http://www.solernomedia.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/solerno-media/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/solernomedia/   

Meredith is from Chandler, TX. East Texas born and raised, she just graduated from UT Tyler with a Bachelors in Accounting. . Meredith started playing music at the age of 10, originally playing in a choir and opera. By the time she was 13, she started playing old country music. After Meredith played her first show, she earned enough tips to go out and purchase her own guitar from a pawn shop, which was a Johnston guitar. Meredith's mother purchased her a "Fake Book" of a bunch of old country songs. She learned chords and eventually started writing her own songs. . The music scene in East Texas has been present for a while but it is growing, even though at times it may seem like it isn't. Meredith has played many different wineries, breweries, and restaurants in East Texas, mostly in Ben Wheeler, Tyler and Longview. Meredith prefers to incorporate all styles of music and likes to play all styles as she grows in her skills. Being able to jump around in genres allows her to connect with the audience a lot more because it appeals to so many different demographics. Country, old folk music, 60s/70s/80s rock, jazz, blues, they all inspire each other and create nostalgia for the audience. . Meredith was in school and would have to do typing tests, which she capitalized on that opportunity to learn new songs by writing the lyrics in these tests. This along with mastering cover songs helps create repetition, which sometimes gets "old". Learning a new song or changing up how you learn is important. This idea of consistency through change allows you to prepare for fighting past your own thoughts and helps you to focus. Sometimes while you're playing in a show your mind will wander and you with have some really weird or dumb thoughts, which can derail your performance if you're not prepared. Being nervous is okay, you just have to fight the urge to fly away or given into a momentary fear. Fighting your thoughts through self-awareness helps you to gain confidence, which is really important to being a musician/performer. These skills sometimes require experience in order to learn how to overcome the hurdles. Stay true to your goals and passions, which will create new opportunities to get your first show or your next show! . In Meredith's experience, booking shows really came through relationship and word of mouth. Sometimes venues would approach her and sometimes she would contact venues directly to play, however, the most effective way she was able to get booked was through relationships she built with other people. As she made friends with everyone and heard her play, she would end up getting referred to play different venues and shows. . Meredith gives some perspective on local music and how we should encourage artists through our business. Sometimes going to a restaurant or a venue for a show or there happens to be a show, you walk in with a preconceived notion on what you should get out of the restaurant, venue, band or music. The best thing you can do is to have an open mind when you're going into an establishment with a local artist. Engaging musicians before or after shows is always nice, as well as showing appreciation for what you're hearing or experiencing is greatly appreciated. Sometimes just showing up to a local show and giving it a chance, can be a great surprise! If you don't like it, you can always leave and do something else here in East Texas. Meredith highlights some of her favorite East Texas food joints: San Pedro's Restaurant - Chandler, TX The Forge Bar and Grill - Ben Wheeler, TX Moore's Store - Ben Wheeler, TX Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q - Tyler, TX WaWa's Seafood Shack - Athens, TX . Meredith loves sweet wines, specifically Moscato . Song: Transit - on the coming Meredith Crawford Album in January 2019 . Follow Meredith's social pages or track her latest shows: https://www.facebook.com/meredithcrawfordmusic/ @meredithcrawfordmusic . Visit us at Kiepersol - www.kiepersol.com . Hosted by Michael Roth

Marketing Hacks You Need To Start Doing Right Now Joining me today is Meredith Crawford. Meredith is the founder of Solerno Media. She's an exceptional Business, Marketing and Storyteller Expert who helps small business owners get out of the vicious cycle of feast or famine. Meredith started her agency after realizing that business leaders and [...] The post [Ep#258] Marketing Hacks You Need To Start Doing Right Now appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network.

Meredith Crawford is the founder of Solerno Media. She’s an exceptional Business, Marketing and Storyteller Expert who helps small business owners get out of the vicious cycle of feast or famine. Meredith served for years as CEO of the multi-million dollar company MindShare Design, where she managed a marketing campaign that added 18% to the company’s revenue stream. After years of running high budget teams, she experienced a colossal burnout which required medical leave. Before long Meredith bounced back, stronger than ever, and found that she had an unshakeable desire to help product-based small business owners.  During our conversation we discuss: - Here number strategy for getting new clients for her agency. - Meredith shares the #1 thing she would have done differently if she could start her business all over again. - Then Meredith shares her 3 reasons why storytelling is so important when it comes to building your brand. - Meredith shares her biggest challenge after her first year since launching her business. - Meredith shares her favorite growth tool/software. - Meredith recommends one of her favorite marketing/storytelling book. Meredith's websites: www.solernomedia.com www.linkedin.com/in/meredithcrawford1/  

Why do we hate looking at expenses and how does this affect us? What is our biggest mistake? What should our expenses be in relation to our revenue? Most of us focus on monthly bills – is this bad? Tell us about that B word we hate -budget. What can we do today to be proactive? Tell me about Financial risk, what does that mean? Meredith Crawford is the founder of Solerno Media. She’s an exceptional Business, Marketing and Storyteller Expert who helps small business owners get out of the vicious cycle of feast or famine. Meredith served for years as CEO of the multimillion dollar company MindShare Design, where she managed a marketing campaign that added 18% to the company’s revenue stream. After years of running high budget teams, she experienced a colossal burnout which required medical leave. Before long Meredith bounced back, stronger than ever, and found that she had an unshakeable desire to help product-based small business owners. She has harnessed the key techniques leveraged by competitive industries to help small businesses market their services and products better, and scale faster. Meredith started her agency after realizing that business leaders and entrepreneurs needed to do things differently in the future to win and maintain customer loyalty. Meredith is dedicated to teaching step-by-step, everything essential to savvy marketing and skyrocketing your side hustle, to streamline cash flow, build a sustainable, profitable, stress-free business. 27 Proven Ways To Manage Your Expenses www.MeredithCrawford.biz/freebie https://solernomedia.com/ linkedin/meredithcrawford1

It's time to get personal! In this episode we discuss how to use the capabilities of technology and your customer data points to add that personal touch to your marketing content with community champion, and owner of Solerno Media, Meredith Crawford.  Learn about how personalization techniques are important to making your customer feel special, how to make intentional decisions when it comes to personalizing content that people would actually be interested in and how to avoid some of the many creepy factors that can sabotage your marketing efforts.   Takeaways Your personalization possibilities are endless when based on the many data points you collect. Establishing a database can help you organize and store those data points. To get your max impact, make efforts to go to a deeper level when trying to connect with your customers. It's a better long-term strategy. To do personalization well, think about your customer and become aware of the patterns they exhibit. The best marketers make their personalization appear as coincidence. Be the best! Avoid the creep factor! Don't overtly say you've been watching customers' behavior and don't leave blank fields in email templates.   Consistency is the key. Take time to get to know your customer and build out their journey. This has been shown to deliver best results. Develop a welcome email or welcome series. They get the relationship off on the right start and set the tone and expectations for future email communications. The biggest challenge is keeping emails fresh and innovative. Mix up the content (i.e. ebooks and graphics), topics and delivery format. The best way to get emotional impact is to be true to your brand, be value driven, step out of the expected and be authentic.   Links Twitter: @solernomedia LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meredithcrawford1/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/solernomedia/ Solerno Media Solino Film    

Join us as Herbie Newell talks with Meredith Crawford and Ferrah Poe about Colombia Kids Camp and Latin America adoption. To host in 2018 or advocate email kidscamp@lifelinechild.org. Email info@lifelinechild.org, meredith.crawford@lifelinechild.org or ferrah.poe@lifelinechild.org for more information about adoption. Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher Email: info@lifelinechild.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lifelinechild Twitter: @lifelinechild Instagram: lifelinechild

In this episode Herbie Newell chats with Oscar Perez, Beth Stanley, & Meredith Crawford about the Colombia Kids Camp happening in Texas and some of the ministry partnerships in Colombia. Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher Email: info@lifelinechild.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lifelinechild Twitter: @lifelinechild Instagram: lifelinechild

The 16th show with our good friend, Meredith Crawford, @onesocialgirl, is up and ready. Meredith’s story from @onesheepishgirl to @onesoicalgirl is a true inspiration. Be watching for my blog post for additional insights on today theme. If you get the opportunity it would help us if you can rate the podcast and leave a brief comment.

This girl is the bomb diggety! The sultry sounds of this beautiful lady will haunt your dreams!

Meredith Crawford is the founder and editor of the blog One Sheepish Girl. She loves knitting, crochet, photography, travel and so much more. She recently published her first crochet pattern book, Crochet with One Sheepish Girl. It is available for purchase on Amazon.com! In addition to her work with One Sheepish Girl, Meredith is also the communications director at a non-profit in Dallas, TX. In today’s episode Meredith opens up about how she struggles with self esteem, how she started a blog her junior year of college as a creative outlet for knitting, crocheting, and all things yarn. She shares how she used her blog as a way to document her journey to work on her confidence with a series called “blogging for confidence.” She describes the series as “silly challenges” to push her out of her comfort zone -things like wearing red lipstick and going to see a movie alone. We dive right in and talk about what success means/is for Meredith. “I think success for me is more than a list of accomplishments. It’s really understanding who you are, appreciating who you are and then putting that into what ever it is that you do.”   “You are not your resume. You are not your instagram profile.”- @onesheepishgirl   Meredith goes into detail about her journey after graduating college. She was in search of a full-time job but instead found herself with a book deal. While she fully admits the book deal is and was an amazing thing, she didn’t feel successful. She desperately wanted to find a job that would allow her to move out of her parents’ house.  She wanted to feel like she was doing what she was supposed to do, find that job after college and show she had made it and show that she was successful. She did find a job and quickly realized it wasn’t going to bring her to where she wanted to be. “I did all the things I thought were going to make me feel successful or accomplished and it kind of did the opposite. It sort of brought a lot of these insecurities to the surface and just tore me to shreds.”

Meredith Crawford is the founder and editor of the blog One Sheepish Girl. She loves knitting, crochet, photography, travel and so much more. She recently published her first crochet pattern book, Crochet with One Sheepish Girl. It is available for purchase on Amazon.com! In addition to her work with One Sheepish Girl, Meredith is also the communications director at a non-profit in Dallas, TX. In today's episode Meredith opens up about how she struggles with self esteem, how she started a blog her junior year of college as a creative outlet for knitting, crocheting, and all things yarn. She shares how she used her blog as a way to document her journey to work on her confidence with a series called "blogging for confidence." She describes the series as "silly challenges" to push her out of her comfort zone -things like wearing red lipstick and going to see a movie alone. We dive right in and talk about what success means/is for Meredith. "I think success for me is more than a list of accomplishments. It's really understanding who you are, appreciating who you are and then putting that into what ever it is that you do." Meredith goes into detail about her journey after graduating college. She was in search of a full-time job but instead found herself with a book deal. While she fully admits the book deal is and was an amazing thing, she didn't feel successful. She desperately wanted to find a job that would allow her to move out of her parents' house.  She wanted to feel like she was doing what she was supposed to do, find that job after college and show she had made it and show that she was successful. She did find a job and quickly realized it wasn't going to bring her to where she wanted to be. "I did all the things I thought were going to make me feel successful or accomplished and it kind of did the opposite. It sort of brought a lot of these insecurities to the surface and just tore me to shreds."

Last month I recorded a lovely chat with Meredith Crawford, a stylish craft blogger who documents her creative life at onesheepishgirl.com. Tune in to find out how she landed a book deal during her job search and kept the faith that things would work out when her post-college job hunt felt like it might last forever.