Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole longstreath

Nicole Longstreath, a lifestyle and business coach, who has been helping her clients succeed since 2011. As part of being a lifestyle coach, Nicole helps her clients find their unique personal style and helps them dress for success! In today's episode, Nicole and I bounce around a little bit on our topics, but believe me they're all so valuable to hear. We talk a little bit about hiring the correct coach, developing a strong money mindset, and even how to overcome feeling jealous or comparing ourselves to others.   Key Insights & Aha Moments: *Nicole has been an entrepreneur since 2011. *It often takes a major life event for people to get motivated in this career field. *We're not taught to be entrepreneurs so we don't embrace it as quickly. *Nicole talks about hiring a coach and how it has helped her succeed. *As part of being a lifestyle coach, Nicole would teach her clients virtually how to find their style and dress well to boost confidence and self-esteem. *When you hire a coach, you reach a higher level of success faster, but it takes time to find the right one for you. *There is no secret sauce to business. You hire a coach to get motivation and accountability. *Nicole attributes some of her success to just building out her personal community and connections. *What does community look like to Nicole? Nicole used to have an accountability buddy system, but now she has joined a mastermind. *Nicole talks about money mindset. *Despite rarely ever getting negative feedback from Nicole's clients, it still took her a while to believe she was providing value. *Create content in the medium that feels best to you. Blogging? Podcasting? It's up to you. *Let's revisit the money mindset topic again. Too many people struggle with this. *Final piece of advice for those who are just getting started: Identity who you want to be and wake up with that identity every morning. *I challenge you to incorporate a mindset practice into your daily routine.   Maven Moment: When Nicole talked about having a positive money mindset, I instantly knew some of you guys are struggling with this very issue as well. I'm so glad Nicole mentioned it on the show and I think what she said about proving to herself that she did, indeed, provide value to her clients is so important for everyone to hear. It does take time to believe in yourself and to stop comparing yourself to others, but you have to put in the work necessary to help you overcome it.   Mentioned in This Episode: www.michellemcglade.com/ Maven Inner Circle Making The Maven on Facebook www.takeyourpowerbacknow.com/ The War of Art by Steven Pressfield   Connect with Nicole: Website Facebook

This talk has been inspired by my interview with Nicole Longstreath in this week's Making the Maven podcast. We talked about choosing a medium that's a right fit for you. If you don't feel comfortable writing, then you're likely not going to enjoy doing it, which means you won't be consistent with it.  I truly believe you need to leverage your strengths all the way and if you prefer speaking, then start a podcast instead! In order to build the know, like, and trust factor, you have to put out consistent content. The second step I would like to talk to you guys about is to focus on creating high value content. Again, this continues to build the know, like, and trust factor. When you can bring your audience value, they'll want to come back time and time again to hear what you have to say. How do you get to rock star status with your content? Writing about a problem your ideal target market constantly has and solving it. If you really want to stand out and attract those ideal clients, you have to, again, consistently put content out and provide high, high value. That's it! I know it's simple, but it can be so, so difficult to apply. Let's take action on this. Set a time in your calendar to create content and make a list of your target audiences' problems. What kind of questions are you getting over and over? Answer them! Those could be excellent topics that you can include in your content creation strategy. Get to work guys!

As a follow up to last week's podcast on what men should wear for interviews is this great rebroadcast of what women should wear. This week we talk with wardrobe expert Nicole Longstreath. Nicole is the CEO and Virtual Wardrobe Stylist at The Wardrobe Code. The Wardrobe Code helps their clients to develop their personal brand and create their identity through wardrobe styling. Nicole shares her expert advice on how to dress for success at your next interview. Listen and learn more! If you've enjoyed the program today, be sure to subscribe to the Copeland Coaching Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher to ensure you never miss an episode. To learn more about The Wardrobe Code, visit Nicole's website here: http://www.nicolelongstreath.com/.

Find out how getting dressed can be efficient and fun. Hear who my style muses are and my surprising style breakthrough! Nicole Longstreath helps ambitious women build personalized style, invest wisely in their wardrobes, and feel supremely confident. Shortly before she was was downsized a second time from her industry of interior design, she embarked on an experiment to finally conquer something in her life that had always eluded her – having highly personalized, yet effortless personal style. That was in 2010. Today she styles clients and coaches women all over the world, teaching them the skills that transformed her life and watches as they inevitably transform theirs. Click for Shownotes   Get the Free 7 Days of Action Course  

Welcome to the 327th edition of Tranquility du Jour. Today's show features Nicole Longstreath of the Wardrobe Code on the myth of being effortlessly stylish, gaining style clarity, and creating signature style.   A BIG thank you for your support of my latest creative babies: Anthology and Daybook. Give the gift of tranquility this holiday {purchase 3 copies of either} and receive a complimentary yoga CD of your choice. Merci beaucoup for spreading tranquility over the hollydaze and beyond.     Featured Guest: Nicole Longstreath is on a mission to save women from chaos in their closets and lack of clarity in their wardrobes. She is founder of The Wardrobe Code and a wardrobe stylist working with women in Orange County and across the globe.   Nicole began her journey as a stylist with a unusual “guerrilla shopping” experiment in 2010. At the end of the experiment, she had a new wardrobe and a new vision of what building a wardrobe should be like. Since then, she has been working with women to help them build personal brands that command attention and influence.   Nicole believes that all women are entitled to their own, unique brand of personal style, regardless of age, size, shape or budget. You can find her at her home base, theWardrobeCode.com, on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram all using the handle: theWardrobeCode. Savvy Sources: Website: thewardrobecode.com Seasonal online book club pick: Paris Letters Tranquility du Jour iPhone and Android app   Stay Au Courant: New? Peruse my FAQs. Join moi for a retreat, workshop, e-course, or seasonal podcast. Find moi on Goodreads. Connect on Facebook. Follow on Twitter.  View pics on Instagram @tranquilitydujour. Browse my books. Join the Tranquility du Jour weekly museletter. Read about my passion for pigs. Write a review on iTunes.   Techy: To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes. New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411. Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released. Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to get the podcast automagically on iOS or Android.

Need help with building your personal style? Nicole Longstreath is a wardrobe stylist who knows a thing or two about how to take your wardrobe from drab to fab. In this episode we chat about:  The essentials for building a wardrobe  How to find your style muse  Whether or not your style has an effect on your advancement in career or business  Don't forget to Visit TheSavvyYP.com for more Career, Business and Life Tips & to get a copy of Nicole's Wardrobe inventory checklist!  Resources mentioned in this episode: TheWardrobeCode.com Wardrobe Inventory Checklist Website: http://www.thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/podcast iTunes:     https://itun.es/i6dD4D8 Google Play: https://goo.gl/rGa3Hd Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=50201 Libsyn: http://thesavvyyp.libsyn.com/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thesavvyyp FOLLOW US Website: http://www.TheSavvyYoungProfessional.com Blog: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/career/ Book Love: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/booklove Events: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/events/ Tanida's – http://twitter.com/tanidamarie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesavvyyp/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/thesavvyyp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesavvyyp/ Tumblr: https://thesavvyyp.tumblr.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thesavvyyp/

This week we talk with wardrobe expert Nicole Longstreath. Nicole is the CEO and Virtual Wardrobe Stylist at The Wardrobe Code. The Wardrobe Code helps their clients to develop their personal brand and create their identity through wardrobe styling. Nicole shares her expert advice on how to dress for success at your next interview. Listen and learn more!

I am SO excited for today's episode. We're talking about style and branding. Now when you see that word "style" don't get scared off. One of my favorite things about Nicole (and we talk about this in the episode) is that she's not ALL about "fashion" and "trends" she talks about style that is inline with what you like and feel great in. Nicole Longstreathis a virtual wardrobe stylist, working with women who have online businesses and identities. She loves helping women entrepreneurs define and express their authentic style with direct coaching, virtual programs and digital products.  Learn More Connect with Nicole at The Wardrobe Code Learn more about StyleCamp Learn more about Virtual Shopping Connect with Me Email me at podcast@thestaceyharris.com Tweet with me and include #HittheMic