Podcast appearances and mentions of reina pomeroy

Tragedy doesn't always happen in isolation. Sometimes tragedy hits an entire community, impacting hundreds of households and thousands of lives. That was the case in December 2021 when the Marshall fire hit the town of Superior, Colorado, a suburb of Denver.With so many families displaced, those impacted could find solace in their community. This week on the podcast, I'm talking to one of those survivors.Reina Pomeroy's family had just moved to the area from California 20 weeks prior, thinking they were escaping the risk of wildfires in their new community. And being so new to the area at the time of the fire, and in the midst of Covid, Reina's family had made few connections and friends.In the devastation and grief of the fire and being one of 1,086 families to lose their home, Reina found support and hope in the mobilization and rebuilding of the community. Though the process is far from over, Reina's and other families are dealing with the grief by going through it together and despite the many steps backward, they're finding hope in the progress they're making.About Reina Pomeroy:Reina Pomeroy is a former Social Worker turned Community Builder in her professional life. In December 2021, Reina and her family lost their home in the Marshall Fire. She and other fire survivors banded together to build a network and community to support others who lost everything as they navigate their way home.Mentioned In This Episode:Disaster Psychology Helps to Explain our Response During CrisisWellness WebinarExpert in Hope

#061 Running a thriving online community is no picnic. We often talk about tools and platforms that can help, but what if the answer is empowering your members to manage themselves? Today's guest, Reina Pomeroy, runs the Good Inside parenting community for Dr. Becky. She has been active at the intersection of marketing, brand, and community for many years and is here to let us in on some of her top strategies. In this episode, we talk all about leadership programs and sharing moderation privileges with VIPs in your community. By leveraging existing dynamics within your membership, you can shine a light on top contributors and phase out time-consuming tasks. Reina and our host Jillian also dive into digital etiquette, oversharing, and boundaries. They explore and zero in on essential tips for community builders at every level. So how does a leadership program actually work? Listen in on today's chat to find out! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/cx061.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“You're pretty for a dark-skinned girl” and “don't play outside in the sun, you'll get too dark” are comments that are sometimes overheard in Communities of Color. They highlight the issue of colorism, which is a form of prejudice and/or discrimination that values lighter skin tones over darker skin tones, specifically within the same racial and/or ethnic group. In this episode you'll hear from three individuals who speak to their respective experiences with colorism within the Black, Asian, and Latinx communities, Lisa Nicholson, a healthcare manager, Reina Pomeroy, MSW, a certified coach at Reina + Co, and Ayda Gonzalez, MS, a recent graduate student from Emory University.

Reina Pomeroy of Reina + Co joins me for episode 16 of Making Good.In this episode, we talk about how critical your mindset it is when it comes to getting the results you want in your business. Reina shares some mindset tips, what her high-achieving clients have in common, and routine business practices that she recommends. We also discuss why diversity and inclusion is important.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating and review, and subscribe to Making Good so you never miss an episode.INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/makinggoodpodcast/SHOWNOTES: https://www.makinggoodpodcast.com/16

How much of yourself should you share online? How do you make decisions? When should you let go of something, and when should you persevere? Today, I'm speaking to my friend Reina Pomeroy, host of the successful Creative Empire podcast about her interesting journey in the online space to why she's now working at a start-up and has switched her former full-time online business to a side-hustle. How do you balance it all?Listen in if you're struggling with your content, building your personality online, and you find it hard to get visible while staying true to yourself.

Financial freedom is a goal many of us have that we are constantly working towards.   In this episode, Rachel and Reina Pomeroy from Reina + Co talk about the 5 steps you can take to have a consistent income so that you CAN reach financial freedom and the way of life you want.   Full show notes & links to resources mentioned: https://rachelbrenke.com/epi108  Join the Business Bites Podcast® group to chat about this episode: https://rachelbrenke.com/group

We're chatting about diversity in the creative community, our experiences, what diversity means exactly, and how we can all be more inclusive in the creative community. This episode may be one that sparks conversation and that's what we really hope. We're not here to talk about right or wrong, place blame, lecture or anything along those lines. We're also not here to be the spokespeople for diversity. We're here to discuss a topic that we believe needs to be talked about. Things mentioned: Belong Article - https://static1.squarespace.com/static/559d4aa8e4b0233f5297177a/t/5d45eb0f8560f600013c192a/1564863264624/Belong+09+WEB+opt.pdf https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html Contact Reina: reinaandco.com/press instagram.com/reinaandcompany Get 50% off your first year of Honeybook: http://share.honeybook.com/themoderncreative Contact us at: themoderncreativepodcast.com instagram.com/moderncreativepodcast Contact Joyce: joycechristine.com instagram.com/_joycechristine Watch the FREE business training: https://joycechristine.com/masterclass-pod Contact Dianuh: chasinglinen.com instagram.com/dianuhaerin Music by Joakim Karud youtube.com/joakimkarud

Today on the show Jodi interviews Dannie Lynn Fountain, author of four books: The Side Hustle Gal (2016), Big Plan for the Creative Mind (2017), The Bucketlist Babe (2017), and One Honest Woman (2018).  Dannie Lynn Fountain is a marketing strategist and whip-smart whiskey drinker currently working at Google. She has 10+ years of experience as an entrepreneur and strategist. Today, she works with creative entrepreneurs and corporations to strategize and implement marketing processes to increase their leads and sales. Her specialty is focusing on passionate storytelling, regardless of industry. Beyond strategy, Dannie is the author of four books and a regular speaker on marketing and entrepreneurship worldwide. She is also the founder of the #sidehustlegal (http://www.sidehustlegal.com/) movement. Her work has been recognized by Forbes, Bustle, Business Insider, Cosmopolitan, Digiday, Girlboss, PR News, and more. Here are some highlights from the conversation: Jodi and Dannie talked about how Dannie came to write her first book in 2016. Dannie said that she could see the writing on the wall that the course/membership market was going to get saturated quickly (and that realistically she didn’t have time to manage something like a membership community), but she knew she needed something to further her business in an outward way. Since that first book in 2016, Dannie has written and published three more books. Dannie started her own publishing imprint, which is its own LLC separate from her business, because she read a scary blog post about publishing on Amazon without owning your ISBN and how it can be difficult or impossible for other retailers to  list your book or for publishers later on to work with you. (Note from a book pub professional: This is totally true!) When she bought her first ISBN for her first book, it was cheaper to buy in bulk, so she bought a pack of 10 to use when she’s ready. Four down, six to go! Dannie shared that her favorite part of the writing/publishing process is the writing. She likes that the process of writing helps her to clarify where her mind may have embellished a memory. During the writing of One Honest Woman, for example, Dannie basically had her grandmother fact-checking the book while she was writing it. Dannie’s least favorite part — and she recognizes the irony since she works as marketing strategist — is book marketing. Dannie talked about secretly printing a couple hundred copies of the book and placing them on park benches, bus stops, trains, and the like for people to find and spread the word organically. Dannie’s books serve her business in different ways. She likens her books to a membership community plus a course plus one-on-one work but in book form. Side Hustle Gal and Bucketlist Babe show her audience that a side hustle isn’t “less than” any other hustle. One Honest Woman is Dannie’s speaker circuit book. Big Plan for the Creative Mind, an anthology that she co-authored with Reina Pomeroy, gets a push from October to December each year when entrepreneurs are planning and goal-setting for the next year. Dannie shared how she uses One Honest Woman with the speaking arm of her business, as a book is often required to be considered for speaking gigs. Sometimes a book gets your foot in the door, sometimes the book can be sold at the back of the room, and sometimes the book allows a speaker the opportunity to offer one-on-one sessions at a conference or event. Dannie shared this advice for other author-entrepreneurs: Be sure that you’re passionate enough about your topic to live and breathe it for the long haul. Be sure you love to talk about it. (Dannie is currently working toward her PhD and said that’s the same advice she offers when someone asks if they should pursue a doctorate.) Dannie had a “read 52 books challenge” in 2019 and just finished with American Royals by Katharine McGee. Listen here or on your favorite podcast player, and let me know what you think! Find Dannie here: https://www.danniefountain.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dannielynnfountain/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074KNJVK4/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GKRBSW0/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0797XNPTZ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06VTWJ8ZT/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i3

How to Attract More Customers to Your Business   1:21 Four Ways to Find More Customers 17:29 Attracting New Customers to Your Business with Reina Pomeroy 33:23 Encouragement That That Will Transform Every Relationship Resources Business Boutique Conference The Business Boutique Conference is coming back to Nashville Oct. 24–26. If you want to learn how to grow your business and chase your dream, you don’t want to miss this event. To save $10 on any Business Boutique Conference ticket, use the code BBWRIGHT. If you have a success story you would like to share with the Business Boutique community, email me at podcast@businessboutique.com. New podcast episodes are available every other week. “Christy, how do I get more customers?” The most common question I’m ever asked—more than questions about social media, goal setting or time management—is how to get more customers. I get this question almost every single day. But before we go any further, I need to bust a myth you might be believing that is keeping you from getting more customers. For as long as I can remember, I’ve heard people say: “If you build it, they will come.” How many times have you heard that line? How many times have you believed that simply creating a website meant people would visit? Or opening a store meant people would stop in? Related: Market Research: How to Know What Your Customers Want I hate to tell you this, but it’s just not true. No matter what you build, customers don’t show up out of the blue. Why not? Because . . . They’re busy. They’re distracted. They’re tired. They have hundreds of other messages vying for their attention. We have to stop building these big, awesome, impressive things and wondering why customers aren’t showing up. We have to do something different. Instead of sitting back and waiting for customers to come to you, it’s time for you to go after your customers. You have to figure out where your ideal customers hang out and build relationships with them. And only then, when you’ve added value to their lives, can you invite them to become a customer. So, how do you actually do that? I’ve got four different tips to get you started! Four Ways to Find More Customers   1. Get scrappy. Some of you are sitting around waiting for some sophisticated formula or fool-proof plan to attract more customers. I hate to break it to you, but business doesn’t work that way. Business is a science and an art, which means that while there are certainly best practices to keep in mind, there’s no perfect path to success. Most business owners become successful not because they’re sophisticated, but because they’re really stinkin’ scrappy. They’re willing to get their hands dirty and try a bunch of different things to get the word out. They’re willing to show up at other businesses with donuts, coffee, samples and a business card. They’re not afraid to pick up the phone and do some cold calling. The bottom line is, you have to be willing to do the hard work of building relationships—and that takes a whole lot of scrappiness. 2. Get referrals. When you need your hair colored or your house cleaned, who do you want to hire? Someone you trust, right? And how do you find someone you trust? You ask your friends! Y’all, this is so important! Referrals are just another way of describing word-of-mouth marketing—the most effective form of marketing. The best part is, it’s free! So, if you’re not actively incentivizing your current clients to refer their friends and asking them for testimonials, you’re missing out on an amazing opportunity to find new customers. 3. Improve your marketing. I want you to take a good look at your marketing efforts as a whole. Look at the different ways you’re marketing your business—from your website to your social media posts and the emails you send. Then I want you to ask yourself:  Is the design clean and beautiful? Is the copy clear? Is your call to action direct and obvious? Try to pinpoint what’s working and what’s not. Get to the root of the problem before you look for a solution. For example, if you’re not getting any sales from your online store, is it because no one is visiting the website or because people are visiting but not buying? Knowing exactly why you’re not getting sales will help you know what you need to change and improve. Related: Branding the Look and Tone of Your Business 4. Try something new. If you keep doing the same things you’ve always done, you’ll just keep getting the same results. So, if you want to grow your business by increasing your customer base, you have to be willing to experiment to find out what works best for your target market. Try something new on social media, on your website, on your Esty store, or even in person as you pitch your product or service to someone. Try a new promotion and see what kind of buzz you get. Or maybe you need to show up at a different place and meet a different group of people. When you try new approaches, you are much more likely to find fresh, innovative ways to attract more of your ideal customers. Related: Keep Things Fresh by Trying Something New Finding more customers is not as hard as it sounds. In fact, there are so many different ways to do it. Let’s recap the four you should start with. Get scrappy: Don’t worry about a sophisticated formula—just show up and meet new people. Get referrals: Encourage your current tribe to market for you. Improve your marketing: See where you can make tweaks and adjustments to your marketing strategy. And finally: keep experimenting, trying new things, and doing more of what works. You got this! Attracting New Customers to Your Business with Reina Pomeroy Reina Pomeroy is an expert at sales and attracting more customers. She’s the founder of Reina + Co., host of the Fueled with Heart podcast and the creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet program. I love how she encourages business owners to be heart-centered, where their passion for the work and the customer always gets first priority. On this episode, Reina and I talk about: How to make more sales by serving your customers well How to work on your money mind-set Why you don’t need more followers to get more customers How to network and build relationships the right way The One Quality That Will Transform Every Relationship I was on a panel a few years ago at a Ramsey Smart Conference alongside #1 bestselling author Les Parrott. Les is a brilliant clinical psychologist and relationship expert. We were a part of a Q&A session, and someone in the audience asked Les for his best piece of marriage advice—no small question. His answer completely changed my life. Turns out, his best piece of marriage advice was simply to have empathy. That’s it: empathy. Put yourself in your spouse’s shoes as often as possible. This advice has been transformative for me. I have used this nugget of wisdom so many times since that night. It has helped my husband and I dissolve conflict, increase understanding, and improve our connection. It seems so obvious, but I wonder why we don’t do this more often in life with all of our relationships. We tend to judge ourselves by our intentions (they’re always good, of course!), but we judge others by their actions. Seeing the world from only our perspective leads to conflict, misunderstanding and broken relationships. If we’re going to have healthy relationships, we have to be willing to see the situation from the other person’s point of view. And you can do that by empathizing. By putting yourself in the other person’s shoes and giving them the benefit of the doubt. Whether it’s your spouse, best friend, coworker or customer, empathizing will transform every relationship and every interaction you have.  

How to Attract More Customers to Your Business   1:21 Four Ways to Find More Customers 17:29 Attracting New Customers to Your Business with Reina Pomeroy 33:23 Encouragement That That Will Transform Every Relationship Resources Business Boutique Conference The Business Boutique Conference is coming back to Nashville Oct. 24-26. If you want to learn how to grow your business and chase your dream, you don't want to miss this event. To save $10 on any Business Boutique Conference ticket, use the code BBWRIGHT. If you have a success story you would like to share with the Business Boutique community, email me at podcast@businessboutique.com. New podcast episodes are available every other week. "Christy, how do I get more customers?" The most common question I'm ever asked-more than questions about social media, goal setting or time management-is how to get more customers. I get this question almost every single day. But before we go any further, I need to bust a myth you might be believing that is keeping you from getting more customers. For as long as I can remember, I've heard people say: "If you build it, they will come." How many times have you heard that line? How many times have you believed that simply creating a website meant people would visit? Or opening a store meant people would stop in? Related: Market Research: How to Know What Your Customers Want I hate to tell you this, but it's just not true. No matter what you build, customers don't show up out of the blue. Why not? Because . . . They're busy. They're distracted. They're tired. They have hundreds of other messages vying for their attention. We have to stop building these big, awesome, impressive things and wondering why customers aren't showing up. We have to do something different. Instead of sitting back and waiting for customers to come to you, it's time for you to go after your customers. You have to figure out where your ideal customers hang out and build relationships with them. And only then, when you've added value to their lives, can you invite them to become a customer. So, how do you actually do that? I've got four different tips to get you started! Four Ways to Find More Customers   1. Get scrappy. Some of you are sitting around waiting for some sophisticated formula or fool-proof plan to attract more customers. I hate to break it to you, but business doesn't work that way. Business is a science and an art, which means that while there are certainly best practices to keep in mind, there's no perfect path to success. Most business owners become successful not because they're sophisticated, but because they're really stinkin' scrappy. They're willing to get their hands dirty and try a bunch of different things to get the word out. They're willing to show up at other businesses with donuts, coffee, samples and a business card. They're not afraid to pick up the phone and do some cold calling. The bottom line is, you have to be willing to do the hard work of building relationships-and that takes a whole lot of scrappiness. 2. Get referrals. When you need your hair colored or your house cleaned, who do you want to hire? Someone you trust, right? And how do you find someone you trust? You ask your friends! Y'all, this is so important! Referrals are just another way of describing word-of-mouth marketing-the most effective form of marketing. The best part is, it's free! So, if you're not actively incentivizing your current clients to refer their friends and asking them for testimonials, you're missing out on an amazing opportunity to find new customers. 3. Improve your marketing. I want you to take a good look at your marketing efforts as a whole. Look at the different ways you're marketing your business-from your website to your social media posts and the emails you send. Then I want you to ask yourself:  Is the design clean and beautiful? Is the copy clear?...

Do you have a value proposition for your online business? What does your business stand for? What do you stand for? On today’s episode, we are going to be talking about having a value proposition that will help your online business stand out. I’m joined by Reina Pomeroy today, who is a focus coach for creative entrepreneurs. She helps creative entrepreneurs get laser focused so they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. She is the Founder of Reina and Co and the Creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet Program.

Season 2, Episode 5 features Reina Pomeroy. Reina and I have worked together for years and I know she is passionate about helping entrepreneurs do what they love, build sustainable businesses, and overall just feel more HECK YES about what they’re doing in their biz. Listen above or in your favorite podcasting app! Your support means everything! Please subscribe and review in iTunes or your other favorite podcast app. For more info: https://kaitlynkessler.com/posts/s2e5

Reina Pomeroy is the Founder of Reina + Co and the Creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet Program. She helps creative entrepreneurs get laser focused so they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. She is a Coach, Speaker, Educator, Author, and Podcaster.   When not fully immersed in her company, you’ll find her supporting students at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Reina’s work has been featured on the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, and the Rising Tide Society. Find out where you should be focusing in your business over at www.reinaandco.com.

Reina Pomeroy is a business coach for creatives, the Founder of Reina + Co., and mama to two little boys. She is incredibly talented and successful in all she does! She has mastered being the CEO of her business AND the CEO of her home (because doing both takes strategic balance!) This episode is a super laid back conversation between two working mama’s talking all things business, motherhood, pregnancy, infertility, rhythms and routines, getting it all done, and fitting it all in. I am so excited to share this conversation with you! Everything I talk about in this episode can be found HERE: http://alliecasazza.com/shownotes/109

Every product seller's worst nightmare is launching and getting zero sales. So how do you prevent that? How do you ensure you're creating a product your dream client actually wants and needs? Today on Rebel Boss Ladies episode 025 we're talking with Reina Pomeroy about just that. She's a certified coach and the founder of Reina + Co. She does it all – she's also an ICF certified coach, speaker, educator, author, and podcaster. Through Reina's signature program Dreamy Client Magnet, creative entrepreneurs get laser focused so they can book more dreamy clients with ease, while getting paid to do what they love and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. In today's podcast and post, we're going to be talking about #1: making sure that you don't create a product in isolation, and #2: ensuring that you're creating a customer-centric offer, meaning your customer has actually told you in one way or another that they want or need your product. We're also going to talk all how to ensure that you communicate your offer to your Dreamy Customer the right way, so that they know that it's right for them. We have lots of incredible content today, so this is an episode that I'm sure you won't want to miss! //GUEST BIO// Reina Pomeroy is a Certified Coach and Founder of Reina + Co. Through Reina's Signature Program, Dreamy Client Magnet, creative entrepreneurs get laser focused so they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. She is a ICF Certified Coach, Speaker, Educator, Author, and Podcaster. When not fully immersed in her company, you'll find her supporting students at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. Reina's work has been featured on the top charts of iTunes Podcasts, the Entrepreneur.com, Influencer Podcast, Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, and the Rising Tide Society. Find out where you should be focusing in your business over at www.reinaandco.com.    //LINKS IN THE SHOW//  Find Reina's Site, Reina + Co, here - https://www.reinaandco.com/ Check out Reina's HECK Yes Offer workshop here – https://www.reinaandco.com/heckyes Follow Reina on Instagram here //LET'S CONNECT// Visit the site over at EdenFried.com Instagram| click here to join in on the fun Pinterest | https://www.pinterest.com/bloggerinsights/   //FREE GIFTS// Learn how I made my first ever $1k online and started to build my life of freedom and flexibility - download the ebook here at edenfried.com/case-study Create your first sales funnel with these FREE sales funnel templates: access here at edenfried.com/sales-funnel-worksheet Come up with your next digital product idea TODAY - free mini course! https://edenfried.com/idea/  Skyrocket your email list by using these 20 list building methods (free guide): https://edenfried.com/list-building-freebie/ 

#114 — From Unexplained Infertility to Planning a Small Business Maternity Leave How can or should entrepreneurship change in order to meet our changing life needs? What does it look like to be a business owner as a person without children versus one with kids? And what does it feel like to go through unexplained secondary infertility? Today we get to hear from Reina Pomeroy, coach, business owner and mother of two, across a breadth of experiences. She shares everything from her experience starting multiple businesses, to her multi-year infertility journey, to how sometimes our professional paths only make sense in hindsight. Through it all, Reina’s openness, vulnerability, and deep passion for her work shine through. Reina Pomeroy is a focus coach for creative entrepreneurs and the founder of Reina & Co. What began as a side hustle is now a business with six team members that can offer her fully paid maternity leave. That being said, her journey, like so many of ours, felt scattered and non-linear as she lived it but now it makes sense in helping her learn important skills. Her signature program, called The Dreamy Client Magnet, helps creative entrepreneurs get laser-focused on who they want to serve and who they want to work with and what their boundaries are so that they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. The program covers how to stop doing things just because you’re good at them, and instead how to focus on what you love doing and creating space for freedom and flexibility. If you want to know where you can focus your business, that’s what today’s chat is all about. We then get to dig into Reina’s very thoughtful and simple Social Glue Strategy, which is all about how to connect with more people one-on-one and how to use connecting authentically with other people as a strategic tool in your business. This is especially useful if you’re an online or a digital entrepreneur and you may be don’t run into a lot of people, because your office happens to be your bedroom, or your closet, or a co-working space. Along the way, Reina also tells us about her own journey. She shares what it was like to be an entrepreneur without kids (hint: you have a lot more time to “hustle” and are a lot less tired), to switching professions after having her first baby after realizing just how precious her time and energy are. And while she is now planning out her fully paid maternity leave, there was a multi-year period in her life where she and her husband dealt with unexplained secondary infertility, or infertility that occurs after having already had a successful pregnancy. Along the way her son tried to ask Alexa for a baby, she and her husband prepared for IVF, and then ultimately conceived just hours before their first in vitro appointment. IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT How Reina helps creative entrepreneurs get laser-focused on who they want to serve and who they want to work with and what their boundaries are so that they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. Her non-linear path to entrepreneurship that might not “make sense on LinkedIn” but helped her gain the skills she needed to run her current, very successful coaching business. How Reina’s natural inclination to check in with and connect with people has become her most valuable trait and a skill she t --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

When you’re getting started in your business, paying yourself can feel far off. In this episode of the Ambitious Motherhood Podcast we chat with Reina Pomeroy all about how to prioritize paying yourself and tips on how to make sales feel ease-y.In this episode you’ll hearReina explain when to pay yourselfThe mindset behind sales that will help you close more salesAre you ready to finally take your idea and expertise and turn it into a profitable online business that you can run on “nap time hours”? Apply now for a complimentary Gameplan Call with Katie to strategize! >> Apply NowSee the full show notes >> HERESCREENSHOT THE SHOW TODAY AND TAG ME ON YOUR INSTAGRAM STORIES! I LOVE REPOSTING YOUR SHARE ON MY STORIES! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What’s your SPARKLE FACTOR? You know, the thing that makes people want to work with you? Not sure? Then you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode of the Small Business Boss podcast where guest Reina from Reina + Co shares what you need to know about your sparkle factor, finding clients and so much more. Get the scoop here: https://smallbusinessboss.co/finding-your-dream-clients/

Reina Pomeroy helps passionate entrepreneurs make more money so they can enjoy the freedom and flexibility we all crave. This is one of my favorite episodes because today we’re talking about CASH and why it feels like a taboo subject.

Reina Pomeroy is a coach, speaker, educator, and the founder of Reina + Co. She’s also the creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet Program. She helps creative entrepreneurs get laser focused so they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the time to enjoy it. Reina’s work has been featured on the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, and the Rising Tide Society. Resources: Reina + Co Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube “Essentialism” by Greg McKeown “Pumpkin Plan” by Michael Michalowicz   Becky Mollenkamp believes women deserve to feel powerful and fulfilled. As a certified business mindset coach, she helps her clients dream and play bigger, while also finding contentment in the here and now. Learn more about Becky at beckymollenkamp.com.

Reina Pomeroy is interviewed by Jordan, your HOST, as they discuss business sustainability, especially as an entrepreneur. *Thanks for your patience as ZOOM had a spotty connection. The content was too good not to share!~ Show Highlights: “The adrenaline's gone and what do I do now”- We discuss how to create business sustainability after the adrenaline rush “You're wasting your brain calories”- taking time to write out your system can save you from spinning your wheels “Turn that check the box part off to like this deep thinking, big picture, step away and write all over your wall kind of thing”- Reina and Jordan talk delegation, seeing the big picture, and working with other personality types “productize AKA systematize” - Reina gives tips on the business proposal process Jordan and Reina discuss podcasting as a current outlet for creative content ready for consumption as well as a place to record the questions and answers women in business are really talking about “When we're in our fear zone, it's all about us”- embracing the fear to create an impact and letting go of the imposter syndrome “Turn off the mean girl in your head”- putting yourself out there for your client and not to compare yourself to your competition “#socialglue”- Jordan and Reina talk about social glue, social media marketing, community and networking “Trying to be the 24 hour woman”- Last, we chat about creating balance in our identities using all types self-care Links: Reina Pomeroy, Reina and Co: https://www.reinaandco.com/ Creative Empire Podcast: https://www.creativeempire.co/ Fueled with Heart Podcast: https://www.reinaandco.com/fueled-with-heart-podcast/ The Social Glue Playbook, #socialglue: https://reina-co.thinkific.com/courses/social-glue-playbook She Wolf Collaborative: https://shewolfco.co/ Brandboss Creative: https://www.brandbosscreative.com/ Also mentioned: Lauren Caselli: http://www.laurencaselli.com/ Boss Lady Bash, #bossladybash: http://www.bossladybash.com/ Third Love: https://www.thirdlove.com/ Bose Headphones: https://www.bose.com 73 Questions | Vogue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSkArppTAMo Quotes: “The best way to take care of yourself honestly is taking the things that are on your plate off that suck and you suck at. That's self-care. Deleting people who you follow that drain you is self-care. No longer searching for validation through other people is self care.” -Reina Pomeroy “The people who say they are killing it, are not always killing it.”- Reina Pomeroy “You can be awesome and ostentatious and somebody humble. And be part of a community where people love her.” -Reina Pomeroy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shewolfshow/support

It's scary to let your walls down. To let love in. To let your intuition guide you. To go for what you want. But life is too short not to give it a shot. Cathy shares your wins, plus a conversation with creative business coach Reina Pomeroy about the 7 essential pillars of a business, dealing with the overwhelm of managing a dream job and a family, and taking a break amidst the chaos to find joy. Come to our 2-day workshop! dreamtopiaworkshop.com Join a meetup group! dontkeepyourdayjob.com/meetup-groups Thanks Pocket! Getpocket.com Thanks Outdoor Voices! 20% off your first order of $100 or more at outdoorvoices.com/DREAMJOB and use code DREAMJOB

Reina Pomeroy is a speaker, coach, podcaster, founder of Reina + Co and creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet Program. In this convo we cover all kinds of life + biz goodness - from why she left her career in social work to support creative entrepreneurs, to how she intentionally created new hobbies when she realized that, well, she had none. (I can totally relate. ha) We talk about how working fewer hours has been exactly what she needs in this season of life, how she's read over 130 (!) books in 2018, and a fun sneak peek at a big (totally not biz-related) goal she has for 2019. I love this convo and - if you could use more trust and FUN in your life - I think you will too :) Tune in and tag us on Instagram @reinaandcompany @nikkielledgebrown with your fave takeaways! SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com/056 INSTA: http://instagram.com/nikkielledgebrown FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook   MUSIC: "So Far So Close" by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike License.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

On Episode 26 I'm talking to Nichole Beiner, an attorney, diversity consultant and community builder. She has a gorgeous presence online at Nichole Gabrielle (Instagram, Facebook) and at Melanin and Moxie (Web, Instagram, Facebook ) which is a space specifically for women of color.Nichole is navigating living with a chronic neurological disorder and we talk a lot about how having an “invisible” illness can be so challenging. I know many listeners will resonate with her story of strength and struggle. She talks honestly about how privilege, community, vulnerability, and connection impact her journey.I mention another woman I follow that has informed the way I see my own privilege, Rachel Cargle. Other women I love learning from in the online space are Vilissa Thompson, Leesa Renee Hall, and Layla Saad.Nichole's favorite things include Reina Pomeroy (lots of guests have raved to me about Reina's programs!), movies, baking, The Great British Baking Show, tea, cozy blankets, books (memoirs!) and her husband.She has a great gift guide up right now so check that out! Remember to check out our Taking the Middle Seat Gift Guide too.I am 100% certain Nichole is going to change the world. She speaks truth to power. She shines light where it is needed. She is incredible and I want you all to follow her right this minute.I'll be back soon with another episode but until then, take the middle seat! I promise you'll find some holiday magic there.

Reina Pomeroy is a speaker, coach, podcaster, founder of Reina + Co and creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet Program. In this convo we cover all kinds of life + biz goodness - from why she left her career in social work to support creative entrepreneurs, to how she intentionally created new hobbies when she realized that, well, she had none. (I can totally relate. ha) We talk about how working fewer hours has been exactly what she needs in this season of life, how she's read over 130 (!) books in 2018, and a fun sneak peek at a big (totally not biz-related) goal she has for 2019. I love this convo and - if you could use more trust and FUN in your life - I think you will too :) Tune in and tag us on Instagram @reinaandcompany @nikkielledgebrown with your fave takeaways! SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com INSTA: http://instagram.com/nikkelledgebrown FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook 

I’m super pumped to introduce to you, today’s guest! Reina Pomeroy is a coach for creative entrepreneurs over at Reina and co. She's the owner of the Fueled with ❤️ Facebook group and one half of the creative empire podcast. I literally added Reina to my bucket list of women to meet almost 22 months… The post How to Dig Deep to Find Your Sparkle Factor – with Reina Pomeroy appeared first on Development Services for Graphic & Web Designers.

Come and follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/pimpyourpodcastGUEST BIO:Reina Pomeroy is the Founder of Reina + Co, the Life + Biz Success Coaching® Practice for creatives who are right brained and heart centered. She helps clients stop spinning their wheels and focus on what's most important so they can run a financially successful and feel-good business. She is a Coach, Speaker, Educator, Author of the Big Plan for the Creative Mind, and Podcaster. Reina is a host of the Creative Empire Podcast and the Fueled with Heart Podcast to educate new entrepreneurs. Reina's work has been featured on the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, Influencer Podcast, The Huffington Post, and the Rising Tide Society. Find out your Sparkle Factor and where to put your focus at www.reinaandco.com.WHERE TO FIND OUR GUEST:https://www.reinaandco.com/https://www.instagram.com/reinaandcompany/https://www.facebook.com/reinaandcohttps://www.pinterest.com/ReinaAndcompany/PODCASTS TO LISTEN TO:Creative Empire PodcastFueled With Heart Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you ever feel like you are lost in the crowd? With so many online business people out there, how can you make yourself stand out? In this episode we are talking to CEO and founder of Reina and Company, Reina Pomeroy.   Turns out the key to visibility is CONNECTION. And while it’s easier said than done, you’re in luck because Reina is sharing her system! You’ll learn how to get leads resonating with you, chatting with you, and buying from you simply by being you.   (3:40) “If you haven’t solidified what you do with your clients. If you don’t know what your offerings are. If you have not packaged up what makes you, you and you’re just looking around at everyone else, you aren't going to stand out.”--Reina Pomeroy   (7:15) “The more personable you can be, the more universal the story is. I just resonated with that. How sharing something will touch someone and strike a cord”-- Reina Pomeroy   (11:03) “It’s kinda like when my husband says you can’t have anymore mugs. If you bring another one in home, you have to get rid of one. It’s the same way for my goals. If I take action I need to take another one off the shelf” --Reina Pomeroy Connect with Reina: https://www.reinaandco.com https://www.facebook.com/reinaandco https://www.instagram.com/reinaandcompany/ Connect with Kelly: www.kellyroachcoaching.com www.facebook.com/kellyroachinternational www.twitter.com/kellyroachint   **I have open slots for FREE 30 minute strategy sessions on my calendar for business owners who are looking to take their business online and optimize their results. Interested? Apply at www.kellyroachcoaching.com/start ** A HUGE thank you for listening to Unstoppable Success Radio!   I would be so grateful if you left me a rating and review!     My mission and goal is to serve you, my listeners, so please submit your questions for an upcoming #ask Kelly episode by emailing coaching@kellyroachcoaching.com or @kellyroachint or calling 610 910 3600 to submit your questions!       Here's how I can help you achieve your goals:     -How to build, scale and automate growth in your business:kellyroachcoaching.com/yes     -Take your hobby, side hustle or new business quickly to the 100k mark: kellyroachcoaching.com/100k     -Turbo charge your productivity, breakthrough overwhelm and the impact the profit in your business in 30 day or less kellyroachcoaching.com/higher-profits/     -Inquire about Private consulting and coaching by completing the application at: http://kellyroachcoaching.com/apply-now/     Get insider tips and resources only available to my private email community by texting IGNITE to 44222 or visiting kellyroachcoaching.com and selecting any of the exciting resources or trainings available for immediate download.     Have you gotten your copy of UNSTOPPABLE: 9 Principles for Unlimited Success in Business and in Life at Amazon here NOW!

Today, I am chatting with Reina Pomeroy who will be giving us behind-the-scenes information from creating her signature program  Profit+Serve. She'll share what the program creation process was like and how she added some secret sauce for her learners.

The post Episode 120: Creative Goal Setting & Building A Sustainable Wedding Business with Reina Pomeroy appeared first on Evolve Your Wedding Business - Wedding Business Marketing & Strategy.

Reina Pomeroy is the Founder of Reina + Co, the Life + Biz Success Coaching® Practice for creatives who are right brained and heart centered. She helps clients stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important so they can become the go-to expert in their industry. She is a Coach, Speaker, Educator, Author of the Big Plan for the Creative Mind, and Podcaster. Reina is a host of the Creative Empire Podcast and the Fueled with Heart Podcast to educate new entrepreneurs. Reina’s work has been featured on the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, and the Rising Tide Society. Find out your secret sauce and where to put your focus at www.reinaandco.com.

Kathleen was recently a guest on Christina Scalera and Reina Pomeroy’s podcast, The Creative Empire, where they talked a lot about creating content for your business. So in today's minisode, Kathleen is digging into her philosophy on creating content for your business and offering tips on how to get in the right mindset for creating content. You can listen to Kathleen's full episode of The Creative Empire here >> This minisode is sponsored by Twenty20.

Last week, we had Reina Pomeroy from Reina + Company and the podcast Creative Empire, help us us with all things goal setting, increasing profitability and leveraging systems. A conversation with one of the most influential names in the online business development world! I’m talking with Marie Forleo (who is backed by Oprah!) about steps to building your dream business, how to quiet the doubt creeping in, the keys to marketing success, and tools to help find your WHY (plus, what to do when you find it!). Marie is an entrepreneur, writer, philanthropist, a giver of guidance and support, and her company sits atop Inc.com’s 500 fastest growing companies. Marie not only runs her highly successful site (marieforleo.com), where she’s driven to help us become the person we want to be, but she’s also the founder of B-School (40K students and counting…) and the award-winning MarieTV. An episode you will enjoy from start to finish, make sure to grab your notepad for this one! For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at www.theinfluencerpodcast.com. And don’t forget to snap a photo while listening to the show and then tag Marie (@marieforleo) and I (@julssolomon). Did you like this episode and want more of them? If so, subscribe to our podcast channel on iTunes and I would be ever so grateful if you shared this with your friends. If you want to uplevel your influence, even more, come over to JulieSolomon.net where you’ll get instant access to strategic tools and refreshing ideas that will help you connect and grow your brand.

Last week, we had the brilliant Jennifer Smith of SPIN Literary. Jennifer walked us through the publishing world and what it takes to build a successful publishing piece - from finding your voice to owning marketing - and how she went from VP of a top publishing company to running her own business all the way from beautiful Australia. Goals, right? You’re in for a treat as we have the passionate and compassionate Reina Pomeroy from Reina + Company. Reina is a coach, speaker, educator, author and a fellow female podcaster - co-hosting the podcast Creative Empire, which connects creatives with industry leaders. Alongside her team, Reina coaches entrepreneurs who are right-brained and heart-centered who want to grow their businesses in a way that provides for the lives they want to live. Helping clients to stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important is what drives Reina every day. Reina + Co focus on goal setting, increasing profitability, leveraging systems for sustainability and strategic visibly, and she has fabulous tips on living and working smarter. Grab your notepad for this one, everyone - you’re going to want to take notes! Follow her: @reinaandcompany reinaandco.com For show notes and additional information head over to www.theinfluencerpodcast.com Did you like this episode and want more of them? If so, subscribe to our podcast channel on iTunes and I would be ever so grateful if you shared this with your friends. If you want to uplevel your influence, even more, come over to JulieSolomon.net where you’ll get instant access to strategic tools and refreshing ideas that will help you connect and grow your brand.

Today I‘m talking with Reina Pomeroy about using verticals to connect with your dream clients. This is a topic that I have learned from Reina in person and I was so excited to be able to share it with you. We talk about what verticals are and how they help you in your business, how you can figure out what that is for your specific business and what makes you different in the areas to talk about, as well as how to plan content based on these big topics. Reina also talks about how she uses this method to create products, courses, and different items for her dream clients. We have a discussion about serving her dream clients well has benefited her business and I share some of what I have seen from the client side. Reina Pomeroy is the Owner and Founder of Reina + Co, the Life + Biz Success Coaching® Practice for creatives who are right brained and heart-centered. She helps clients stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important. She’s a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach with over 1,500 hours of coaching under her belt. Reina also co-hosts the Creative Empire Podcast where she interviews leaders in the creative industry. She’s based in Washington DC but her clients and creative entrepreneur community live all over the globe. You can find Reina’s work featured on Entrepreneur on Fire, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, Honeybook, The Rising Tide Society and Best Friends for Frosting. She also travels around the country speaking and educating creative entrepreneurs. Topics Discussed: What verticals are and how they help you in business How you can find your verticals How you can stand out even when other people talk about the same topic An outline of planning your verticals How you can plan content based on your verticals How this method benefits your clients How Reina has built her business on creating what her clients are asking for My experience working with Reina Resources Discussed: Verticals Trello Board Powersheets Connect with Reina: Website Instagram Facebook Big Plan for the Creative Mind Creative Empire Podcast

We sit down for a talk about business changes and coaching with Reina Pomeroy, the founder of Reina and Co. and the co-founder of Creative Empire Podcast. Reina is a big proponent of living a full and productive life, lived by “our own rules.” We talk about her passion for helping others thrive, and how she personally handles setbacks. For more tips and inspiration for your life and creative business of your dreams, visit Reina and Co’s website to sign up for weekly Sunshine Mail! Got questions about this episode or have a story you want to share with the world? Email us at hello@burgundyfox.com.

Do you consider yourself a "heart-centered" business owner, with a passion for sharing your ideas and talents with the world?   Do you ever struggle with moving your ideas to successful implementation, knowing (and charging!) what your work is worth, or growing your business from a place of purpose, sustainability and profitability?   If so, know that you are not alone and you are going to LOVE this episode as I'm joined by the one and only Reina Pomeroy, Owner and Founder of Reina + Co, the Life + Biz Success Coaching® Practice for creatives who are right brained and heart centered.   Reina also co-hosts the Creative Empire Podcast where she interviews leaders in the creative industry, and as a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach with over 1,500 hours of coaching under her belt, she specializes in helping her clients stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important.

Today on the podcast we have Reina Pomeroy. Reina is the founder of Reina and Co, she is a life and business success coach and she helps right-brained heart-centered women be their best selves. We have loved Reina for a long time and have been able to watch Reina’s business grow and prosper, so we definitely have a personal connection with her. We’re excited for you to hear about the amazing things we jumped into in this podcast. Today we are talking about something that might make some of you cringe but we really want you to stick around for this one because the unique perspective Reina brings to sales funnels is actually REALLY good. She works with a lot of creatives so she knows how our brains work and she created a new method for thinking about bringing our clients, our audience and our customer on a journey with us and how to set that up to where it makes sense and where you are profitable and giving away content. We are asking her what she thinks when people say they are worried about giving away too much for free, what comes first, the free content or the paid content and how to fill the spaces in between. So believe us when we say, this episode is jam-packed and you are going to love it. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

In this episode of the Marketing in Yoga Pants Podcast, Brit interviews Reina Pomeroy, Owner and Founder of Reina+Co and Co-Host of the Creative Empire Podcast. Reina is a Life + Biz Success Coach for creatives who are right brained and heart centered. Learn how she's serving her clients, managing her projects, and thriving amidst it all.  

Working with a lawyer has helped Life + Biz Success Coach® Reina Pomeroy feel secure, and make sure she’s focusing on the right legal priorities, as she’s building a fast-growing and successful business.   Case Study Highlights: How Reina transitioned from a prior business in the wedding industry and decided to become a life and business coach How Reina + Co’s offerings and services have changed since she’s been in business, and how she made those decisions When Reina knew it was time to work with a lawyer, and what they tackled as their first project How working with an attorney on a long-term, retainer basis on her team has helped Reina feel secure in her business Why it was important to have a lawyer help her make decisions about prioritizing what to protect legally in her business KEY TAKEAWAY: Figuring out what the real legal priorities are in your business is key to making sure you don’t waste your money on things that aren’t actually important right now. Reina Pomeroy is the Owner and Founder of Reina + Co, the Life + Biz Success Coaching® Practice for creatives who are right brained and heart-centered. She helps clients stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important. She’s a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach with over 1,500 hours of coaching under her belt. Reina also co-hosts the Creative Empire Podcast where she interviews leaders in the creative industry. She’s based in Washington DC but her clients and creative entrepreneur community live all over the globe. You can find Reina’s work featured on Entrepreneur on Fire, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, Honeybook, The Rising Tide Society and Best Friends for Frosting. She also travels around the country speaking and educating creative entrepreneurs. Sign up below to get a free 10 Step Legal Road Map® Checklist to build a strong legal foundation for your business (plus be the first to know when new episodes are live). This podcast is information, not legal advice specific to your situation.  

This episode is brought to you by The Kolada Group. Today, I’m talking about repurposing content. My guest is Reina Pomeroy, who runs Reina and Co., which is a life and business success coaching practice. Topics: (:31) Intro – Systems Saved Me Summit (1:43) Meeting Reina (2:57) The Verticals Method (6:54) Grid steps (8:31) New perspective (10:37) The Verticals Method in practice (12:25) Don’ t over-complicate (14:29) Discipline of doing less (16:15) Outline (17:54) Pitching yourself (20:26) Best financial investment (21:45) Worst financial investment (23:03) Finding Reina (23:53) Client gifts Quotes of the Week: “The whole point [of The Vertical Method] is answering ‘ What is it that you want to be known for?’ and digging into ‘ What are the specific things that you want to be known for under that umbrella?’ .”– Reina “When you’ re going to talk about [a topic], there are a bajillion things that you could talk about. That’ s the beauty of the verticals... Each vertical captures the different twists to the [topic].”–Reina   Resources:   www.systemssavedmesummit.com  www.reinaandco.com/verticals  https://www.facebook.com/groups/heartcenteredbizbosses/  http://creativeempire.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 3 of the podcast is HERE! I'm so excited to bring you yet another series of mind-blowing interviews with some of the most inspiring and savvy minds the internet has to offer.With me today I have Reina Pomeroy, a life and biz success coach who emphasizes heart based business. She helps people pinpoint what's most important to them so they can become the go-to expert in their industry.Reina has become a great internet friend of mine ever since I was interviewed on her podcast, Creative Empire, which she runs with Christina Scalera who you heard from back in Season 1.Reina has a big heart, she's really fun to talk to, she's incredibly relatable and I really think you're going to enjoy this COURAGE story where she tells us all about her winding path to what she does today.We're talking about: How Reina felt her identity as an outgoing creative was ripped from her when she was a new mama trying to juggle work how to discover your values -- the things you must have to make you happy -- and find work that honors them instead of compromising How to step back from your current reality enough to see your situation clearly The value of a "bridge job" and some criteria for finding the right one for youWhy jumping straight to results and answers right away might not be the best strategy when it comes to finding your path SHOW NOTES:Reina's website Fizzle - get 5 weeks freePowersheets by Lara Casey

Welcome to the second conversation I'm having with Reina Pomeroy, the life and biz success coach behind Reina & Co who emphasizes heart based business. She helps people pinpoint what's most important to them so they can become the go-to expert in their industry.We're diving deep into Reina's area of expertise, which is visibility -- aka, how to show people you actually exist, and be known as a go-to expert in your industry.In this episode Reina is going to teach us two of her signature strategies -- she'll tell us about her Social Glue Coffee Chats, as well as how she implements verticals in her business to dictate what she's really about and provide value around those subjects.Reina's teaching us: How to figure out what you want to be known for One simple and powerful tactic you can use today to start making a name for yourself (all you need are the email addresses of your family & friends) How to make your business idea jump out at youHandling "cliquey vibes" in Facebook groups or other places you might be hanging out The concept of verticals in our businesses and how we can use them to plan content and show up as professionals “You don’t need all the fancy schmancy stuff in order to do visibility well.” “When you are very clear about what you do, the competition doesn’t exist.” SHOW NOTES: Customer Conversations (get 5 weeks free at Fizzle)Savvy Business Owners groupPowersheets groupSocial Glue: Reina's free resourceVerticals: Reina's free resource

Reina Pomeroy is on the podcast talking about how to show up online strategically and becoming more visible but with a unique twist. I love what she calls the Vertical Method because it really resonated with me and I know a lot of other entrepreneurs as well. I know you're going to enjoy meeting her! This episode is brought to you by The Profit Planner Lounge! You can sign up for a 7-day trial for $1 at http://profitplanner.co/dollar. You will get immediate access to the 6-phase system to create a custom profit plan and an entire blueprint ready to download based on your specific business stage. I'll see you on the inside!

Joining Dannie and Lola on the Self Made Babe Podcast 013 is Caitlyn Allen. After moving from Northern Michigan to Southern Arizona, Caitlyn joined AmeriCorps VISTA (which is like domestic PeaceCorps). Now as her time with them is coming to an end she has found herself supporting industry leaders like Dannie, Dannie's collaboration with Rosemary Watson + Jana Bishop: The Sellers Society, and Reina Pomeroy as their business sidekick. Caitlyn takes on many Virtual assisting tasks such as Inbox Management, Website Management + SEO, Scheduling and Calendar Management, Social Media Management, Blog Content Management and a whole lot more.

In this episode, Life and Business Success Coach, Reina Pomeroy, is sharing her wisdom on building a positive working culture for women to thrive, thinking of creativity as self-care, and the work she's doing with Pencils of Promise.

This week I had the chance to chat with life and business success coach, Reina Pomeroy. Reina Pomeroy is the founder of Reina + Co, the life + biz success coaching practice for creatives who are right brained and heart centered. She helps women who have a million brilliant ideas in their heads that they can’t seem to make happen. She helps them to stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important so they can become the go-to expert in their field. Reina is also the co-host of the Creative Empire Podcast where she gets to interview leaders in the creative industry. Here’s WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: Key ways to manage the multiple priorities and goals you want to achieve What your fear voice is and how to externalize it How to address the negative narrative that you have in your mind Why it’s important to articulate your values Conversations to have when determining if a decision or action is aligned with your values How to peel back the layers and be mindful when you find yourself comparing to someone else’s numbers What taking pause to celebrate your wins looks like and how it impacts your ability to move forward with the next thing How the “what’s next?” mindset can circumvent you from living a life you value Links We MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Reina + Co The Creative Empire Podcast

Usually, when I interview guests it is normally behind the computer screen, so this was a treat interviewing this week's guest in person.  You will find her to be a breath of fresh air as Reina Pomeroy shares... What her parents love language for her was and what she discovered in time Why she felt guilty having 3 jobs while having 20 college credit hours of classes What exactly she and her husband butted heads on early on in terms of money What she discovered helps her boost her money confidence  For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/91 Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community  Enjoy this episode and want more? Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754  By you doing that will help us reach more women like you. It's easy, here is how: http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/

Usually, when I interview guests it is normally behind the computer screen, so this was a treat interviewing this week’s guest in person.     You will find her to be a breath of fresh air as Reina Pomeroy shares... What her parents love language for her was and what she discovered in time Why she felt guilty having 3 jobs while having 20 college credit hours of classes What exactly she and her husband butted heads on early on in terms of money What she discovered helps her boost her money confidence  For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/91   Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community     Enjoy this episode and want more?  Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754    By you doing that will help us reach more women like you.  It’s easy, here is how:  http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/

Usually, when I interview guests it is normally behind the computer screen, so this was a treat interviewing this week’s guest in person.     You will find her to be a breath of fresh air as Reina Pomeroy shares... What her parents love language for her was and what she discovered in time Why she felt guilty having 3 jobs while having 20 college credit hours of classes What exactly she and her husband butted heads on early on in terms of money What she discovered helps her boost her money confidence  For the complete set of show notes for this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/91   Be sure to continue to join us in more money conversations in our FREE community over here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/community     Enjoy this episode and want more?  Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/her-money-matters-money-talk/id1006403754    By you doing that will help us reach more women like you.  It’s easy, here is how:  http://jenhemphill.com/how-to-subscribe-and-leave-a-review-on-itunes/

Join Meghan Maydel as she sips on some Whisper Creek Bourbon and chats with guest Reina Pomeroy as she enjoys refreshing La Croix. First things first. Meghan would love you for forever if you would leave a review (which you can totally do now from your apple podcast app)! It’s how other badasses like yourself find us

Owning your voice means giving those different than you the space to own their voice, as well. In today's episode, I sit down with Reina Pomeroy to dive into her story. Reina takes us back to the over-achieving, college-aged Reina who was on a path to go into law. She walks us through her career from working in retail management to politics to what she's doing now, as a Life & Biz Success Coach. She shares about the shift she made in her career from being behind-the-scenes to owning her voice. We talk about managing your ego amidst success, diversity in the creative entrepreneurial community, and Reina's recent open letter to the creative community.

FULL SHOW NOTES & RESOURCES If you've been thinking of transitioning from your current wedding profession to a similar (but different field) today's episode is for YOU. Reina Pomeroy was a social worker and successful wedding planner when she decided to make a change in her life. In one move, Reina became a mother & quite her social work job & planning company to become a stay at home mom. She quickly realized she was missing something and took the steps to become a certified coach. Now, Reina is a successful life and biz coach for creative entrepreneurs who are right-brained and heart-centered. Reina has been featured in countless publications including The Huffington Post and The Rising Tide Society. 

On this episode, we have the lovely Reina Pomeroy of Reina & Co on. She is talking with us about how she got started, her advice for anyone who is thinking about taking the leap into entrepreneurship and some who her biggest influencers have been since she got started! Grab your cup of coffee and get listening, you do not want to miss this episode! As always, if you love this episode, or any of our others we would be so appreciative if you left us a review on iTunes!

Reina is the founder of Reina + Co, a life + biz success coaching practice for creative entrepreneurs. She’s a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach with over 1,000 coaching hours and a former Social Worker. She also co-hosts the Creative Empire Podcast where she interviews leaders in the creative industry.

Business owners often work too hard on selling people their service. Reina's social glue method is about actually connecting with people and not forcing yourself down their throats, so that the sale just happens naturally and feels good for everyone. This takes away the dread of marketing and allows you to simply delight in being of service to people.   Time Stamped Show Notes 1:38 – Introduction. 5:23 – Reina feels that people work too hard on selling people their service but her social glue method is a long term marketing strategy which is about connecting with people and becoming a resource for people and not forcing yourself down somebody’s throat also it is taking the dread of marketing that she used to feel and turning it into a way of delighting people and being of service to them.   6:36 – Social glue method is a long term marketing method for people who are shy and can’t get a grasp on how to get people to see what they are working on and one of the ways to do that is to shift your mindset about what marketing might look like and it’s about how to connect one on one with people, work smarter not harder and go into depth with people. Reina says that you must connect face to face with people via Skype or a phone call and get to know people as humans. 7:19 – The result of going into a mindset of collaborative networking is that if you connect with one person they are going to connect you with somebody else. 8:59 – The people connections are the baseline of what we should be doing and this isn’t the only thing Reina does in her business for marketing but it’s the home that Reina found for herself because we do feel lonely in our own little offices and the outcomes of social groups isn’t necessarily to find more clients, it might be to find your tribe or to find other people who will buy services later down the road. 9:47 – According to Reina the mindset while going into these connections shouldn’t be to think how can I get a sale out of this person and when you become heart centered and people centered and keep your selfish needs aside you will have returns on your investment. 11:32 – Reina encourages people to get on the phone with people and says that once you get over the fear of doing phone calls it actually gets easier but if that doesn’t work for you or you never do it then find the modality that works for you. 12:07 – Reina says that people often ask her how to ask a person who is not even a friend on a coffee date and she advises them that they should think this person is just a person and I really just want to reach out to them and get to know them as a human being and how can I do that. 12:36 – When she first introduced herself to leaders in her industry she was very apprehensive because she thought they are probably too busy and they don’t want to connect with me but she emailed them and they chatted over Skype and they were amazing humans and so Reina advises that you should stop thinking of yourself as inferior than them. 13:16 – You should have some kind of an idea of where this conversation could go and you should be prepared with some questions to ask people. 14:10 – Reina finds that women are really bad at asking for support and so she always makes sure that they answer her when she asks for support because it is very important for women to learn how to articulate how others can support them. 15:42 – Reina says that you should just pour into other people before you ask for anything and the abundance mindset comes from being able to give other people your energy, your time and your craft and it’s not because she wants you to burnout but because when you pour into other people you actually get great energy back. 17:31 – A lot of how Reina built her list is through collaboration and it can be a really great list growth opportunity and Reina’s list building is not all automated and the part of it that is more heart centered that people forget about sometimes to talk about is collaboration and one of the ways she has done this is to do JB webinars with people who have a list and she has the content so she is able to share her stuff with their list and that way she is drawing a new crowd to them and they are drawing a new crowd to her and none of the JB webinars that Reina has done for list growth has been for selling anything. 20:35 – A couple of the things that Reina launched recently she hasn’t actually launched because she has had conversations with people and they are like oh I am buying that and then all the seats are gone. So she doesn’t have to spend the time or the money or the energy putting up a sales pitch because people are already buying it from her without her actually going out and promoting it with a big launch. 21:24 – Reina tells us to make sure that your mindset is on the long game and you are pouring into people.   22:24 – There are so many best practices in the online marketing world and so much of what Reina has learnt as an entrepreneur is that there is no actual right way of doing things and we just have to make it up as we go and figure out what works for us.   Resources mentioned: - www.Reinaandco.com/socialglue where you can find the free resource to download the social glue template and learn how to do a virtual coffee date. 

Are you burnt out from your job? Maybe you think you love what you do, but the crazy commute, mixed with other life obligations leave you exhausted by the end of the day? You may feel as if you aren't doing life properly, if that's even possible. You can throw a side hustle into the mix to try and spice things up, but it may not overlap with your main gig, leaving you unfilled. Sometimes you need a coach to bring the heart back into a business that you're passionate about, where you are your own boss and can live a life that's tailored to your personal needs and desires. Today's guest, Reina Pomeroy, brings her coaching skills to the podcast, for creative entrepreneurs like yourself. Reina refused to be burnt out with her social work job and took the leap to create her coaching business Reina & Co. as well as co-host The Creative Empire Podcast. Join us today, as she shares stories of her clients' entrepreneurial fears as well as her own, and how YOU can overcome them. Tune in! In this episode, you will... Uncover the benefits of having test clients at the beginning stages of your company Discover the biggest transition from full-time mom to being an entrepreneur Identify how to overcome obstacles like technology and overworking Empower your mind with Reina's tactic of CEO afternoons Improve calendar organization by using weeks of month EPISODE SPONSOR: DesignCrowd: DesignCrowd is a marketplace that can help you outsource or 'crowdsource' logo, graphic and web design from designers around the world. She Did It Her Way listeners can save up to $100 on custom design project. Head on over to DesignCrowd.com/HERWAY or enter HERWAY into promo code at checkout to receive $100 off your first custom design project. RESOURCES: She Did It Her Way Podcast She Did It Her Way Twitter She Did It Her Way Facebook Reina Pomeroy LinkedIn Reina and Co. Creative Empire Podcast Reina's Twitter Reina's Facebook Reina and Company Instagram Daring Greatly by Brene Brown The Conquer Kit by Natalie MacNeil The Promise of a Pencil by Adam Braun Community Schedule

Reina Pomeroy is the founder of Reina + Co, the life + biz success coaching practice for creatives who are right brained and heart centered. She helps women who have a million brilliant ideas in their heads that they can't seem to make happen. She helps them to stop spinning their wheels and take action on what's most important so they can become the go-to expert in their field. Reina has her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Master's degree in Social Work and is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach from the Coach Training Institute and the International Coaching Federation. She's a candy connoisseur and could tell you what each flavor of Jelly Belly is in a container. Currently she lives in a suburb of Washington, DC with her almost 2 year old son, puppy and Marine husband. Reina shares her unique take on marketing, called the “Social Glue Method” to which she attributes any of her internet credibility to. Using this method and without a list, Reina sold out a group program within 2 months of launching her website Started her 1:1 coaching waitlist within 8 months of starting her business Before Reina + Co hit their one year anniversary, founder, Reina, was asked to speak at 3 “top of industry” conferences that her ideal clients attend. In the facebook group threads where people are obsessed about increasing their sales, being pitchy and inauthentic, Reina found an opportunity to find her people, grow her audience and explode her credibility. In a sea of constant self-promoters, Reina helps women entrepreneurs cultivate their voice for what makes them unique and how to gain the following they desire to get. In this episode, Reina is sharing what the Social Glue Method actually is, why you don't need a huge list; You don't need a huge audience; You don't need to spend a ton of money to get yourself out there; BUT that You DO have to care about people; You DO have to want to nurture relationships; You DO have to give something of yourself. Get instant access to Reina's Social Glue Method here.  You can find Reina at her website here and chatting over on her podcast, Creative Empire, here. 

The Intersection of Life and Business with Reina Pomeroy. In this episode of the Boss Mom podcast Dana chats with Reina Pomeroy about life and business and how they're interconnected. This is a great conversation about working from your core, which seems to be a topic we're exploring a lot lately!   In this episode you'll hear: Reina Pomeroy's journey from working full time and commuting to being a stay at home mom to becoming a full time entrepreneur. The myth of work life balance How to translate your personal values into your business. An exercise to take yourself through to discover your core values. Why Reina wears a sash to conferences. How Reina manages overwhelm. Reina's hustle strategy. Recommended links and resources: This wasn't mentioned in the episode, but Reina was recently our Boss Mom of the Week!  Savvy Business Owner's Facebook Group (where Reina & Dana met) The Boss Mom book Hal Erod's Miracle Morning  The School Of Greatness Podcast All Up In Your Lady Business  Elizabeth Gilbert's podcast  Serial  Drive by Daniel Pink  Heather Crabtree  Elizabeth Gilbert's Ted Talk       Can I quote you on that? As entrepreneurs, we need to be intentional so we can grow. We can't say yes to everything.- Reina It's my job is to help dig out what is underneath the surface so you and get stuff done. - Reina Your success comes mindset. - Dana There isn't one route to success. Success isn't just about money. It looks different for everyone - Reina I've stepped away from the suffering of the hustle. I want to hustle with ease. - Reina Hustle with ease. Reina If you need time off, take time off so you can regroup. Take it, own it, let it be yours. You'll come back refreshed. - Dana Reina: Website / Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Periscope  Dana: Instagram / Periscope (her total happy place) We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send. We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both of us hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community. 

Reina Pomeroy is the founder of the Life + Biz Success Coaching Practice at Reina + Co. She helps ambitious, creative bosses who have a million great ideas that the can’t seem to make happen. She helps them stop spinning their wheels and take action on what’s most important so they become the go-to expert in their field. Reina is a former Social Worker and a Psychology major and has a slight obsession with connecting with people and creating results - She also owned a wedding planning business before she realized how much she loved to help creatives. One of her core beliefs in business is that entrepreneurs often wear more than one hat at a time and it’s important to discuss the intersection of business and life in order to achieve maximum success, whatever that looks like for you. When she's not coaching, she's hanging out with her Marine hubby, their 2 year old and Sheltie in Northern VA. We had a great time chatting with our first guest of 2016, Life + Biz Success Coach, Reina Pomeroy! We start at talking about what success means to Reina. "...not to ever have to write another cover letter, or to beg somebody for another job where I am asking to be underpaid..." Things we talk about: taking measured risks wanting to give back as part of being successful having a desire for connections and a thirst for learning Heart Centered Biz Bosses facebook group The book Drive by Daniel Pink The book Daring Greatly by Brene Brown Financial goals to build a school with Pencils for Promise and an international adoption