Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah dobson

In this episode of The Honest Proper-Tea Podcast, we welcome Will and Sarah Dobson, a visionary couple who have mastered the art of working from home while building a secure and prosperous future. Determined to reclaim their time and live life on their terms, Will and Sarah have crafted a methodical investing plan that encompasses a variety of property businesses, including serviced accommodation, property sourcing, and social housing.Join us as we explore their journey toward time freedom and the inspiring power of manifestation and divine timing. Learn how their ethical investing approach, motivated by a family member's need for social housing, has allowed them to make meaningful contributions to their community while achieving financial independence.Book Mentioned:

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Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

On the podcast today, Dom catches up with rural mental health advocate Craig Wiggins who discusses his recent trip to Indiana, while McKay talks to Sarah Dobson from Figured and Craig Piggott from Halter about their new partnership. Tune in every day for the latest and greatest REX content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Dobson, Executive GM Strategic Partnerships at Figured and Craig Piggott, Halter CEO, discuss their new partnership. Tune in every day for the latest and greatest REX content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Note: The episode originally aired April 19, 2017. Your Stupid Minds delves into well-trodden bad movie territory with the notoriously terrible animated Italian film Titanic: The Legend Goes On. We may not have the annoying falsetto screech of The Nostalgia Critic, or the deep-seated racism of JonTron, but we do have notable animal lover and Chris's sister Sarah Dobson back on the podcast. Angelica (Lisa Russo) is a lowly beautiful servant who looks strikingly like Anastasia. She meets the rich and handsome William (Mark Thompson-Ashworth) who gropes her laundry and they fall in love. meanwhile, a menagerie of obnoxious talking animals, including a rapping dog, a noble French mouse who looks like Fievel, and a trio of horrible Mexican mice stereotypes, sing tonally inappropriate songs about partying and dancing. Then the boat sinks and almost no one dies, thus tarnishing the legacy of the 1,500 actual people who perished in this real life tragedy.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

I'm joined by Sarah Dobson, a Brand Designer, Strategist, and founder of Design of Brand. Her passion for making a brand come to life began as a student doodling in her school agenda and decorating lockers for special occasions. She is a visionary for the appearance of a brand and how its visual identity can transform. In our conversation, we touch on what having a brand means, finding your ‘why,' and the importance of your logo evolving over time.  What is the impact you want to have on the world? What are you most passionate about? Are you solving a problem for the ages? These questions separate a good ‘why' from a great one, and it is the core of your brand. Sarah and her team at Design of Brand walk their clients  through these fundamental questions to help establish their brand identity and, in turn, give them a barometer for all core decision-making. Sarah is best at connecting the dots and articulating a brand's vision. We also discuss the "symbology" of logos and the differences between personal and professional brands. Listen in to hear more of Sarah's visual language and explore her process for building a brand. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on your favorite podcast platform.  Topics Covered: Translating your passion in business into your ‘why' The importance of articulating a vision and bringing that into the branding The difference between a personal and professional brand How to incorporate your annual goals into your ‘why'   The benefits that come with questioning a certain way of doing things Guest Info: Learn more about Sarah & her offerings: designofbrand.com Follow Sarah on Instagram: @designofbrand Resources Mentioned: Lifespan by David Sinclair Soul of Money by Lynne Twist Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs by Karen Berman Making of a Manager by Julie Zhuo Just So by Alan Watts Follow Me: Follow me on Instagram: @tonyapapanikolove  Follow Rainbo on Instagram: @rainbomushrooms  Shop Rainbo: rainbo.com

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An often undervalued aspect of the startup world is the importance of building a brand. How you represent your company and its values visually can really add value to your company. Our guest today is Sarah Dobson, founder of Design of Brand (affectionately known as D.O.B.), a specialized brand consultancy for Entrepreneurs. She is both a strategist and designer that uses research and creativity to make companies stand out in a cluttered marketplace.About Sarah Dobson:Sarah Dobson is the founding partner of Design of Brand. She started her career working closely under the legendary Paula Scher at Pentagram in NYC. There she developed her sharp, research-focused approach to brand development. Her magnetic creative solutions blend clear concepts and emotional designs to align young brands with their business objectives.Sarah, together with her partner Dani Hall and their nimble team at D.O.B. have created over 60 brands, including Greenhouse Juice, Ace Valley, Rainbo Mushrooms, Mylko, Superette, Sunscoop, Regimen Skincare, Scruncheroo, Thesus Outdoors, Othership, Barbet, nutbar, Fairgrounds, and Outro Health.She studied at Western University and Parsons.In this episode we discuss:(01:33) Sarah's journey to become a brand designer(03:57) Working at Bumble & Bumble and Pentagram(07:55) Creating the identity for Greenhouse Juice(10:19) How Sarah begins the design process with new clients(11:43) The importance of honesty in the branding process(14:50) Advice to early founders around branding(17:28) Protecting your intellectual property(21:14) Forming partnerships with startups(25:39) The feeling of designing the perfect logo(26:35) Strategy behind DOB(27:31) How DOB chooses clients to work with(30:38) Goals for DOB(32:56) Brands she wishes she could overhaul(34:06) Becoming friends with clientsFast Favorites:*

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your own favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your own favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your own favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Sarah Dobson tells her story about how her health challenges changed her career trajectory, how she maintained a foot in her research even after leaving the traditional academic path, and how she ultimately turned that work into her own business: helping researchers to write strong and persuasive grant proposals. Sarah also discusses how she has learned--and continues to learn--about self care. She explains that we live in a challenging moment in history, where we are all at great risk of burnout and in light of this, she offers advice about how to approach our work with wellness in mind, from listening to our bodies to working within our own unique zones of genius. Find Sarah Dobson on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcdobson or Twitter at @sarahcdobson.

Sarah Dobson is the host of the Maybe Someday podcast, a show about what it's like to be on the fence about becoming a mother. In this episode Sarah and I talk about what motivated her to start the Maybe Someday Podcast, figuring out how much of the reason to become a parent is social conditioning and how much is actual desire, and her journey from being on the fence until she decided to fully embrace the childfree lifestyle. Maybe Someday Podcast has been on a hiatus for a few months but you can still catch the episodes that aired since the beginning by visiting the website: https://www.maybesomedaypodcast.com/ Or just google “Maybe Someday Podcast” and find it on Apple Podcasts and other platforms.   Fuel that Fire!

Value Bombs: How she went from feeling overwhelmed, run-down and scrambling to complete client projects - to FINALLY creating ease, clarity and predictability in her business Why she was *still* throwing spaghetti at the wall after 18 months in business - and what helped her gain control of her time and income Why DIY courses NEVER worked for Sarah - and what made her invest in The Biz Reboot (despite feeling some serious fear) How she successfully created high-ticket offerings in her business - despite feeling like she couldn't do it for her niche before the program. The strategy that helped her scale her income from $5,000 per month to $15,000 per month - without adding more workload to her calendar. If you liked this week's episode - you'll LOVE this free training on scaling your business to $15k months and beyond. Catch it here: https://www.satyapurna.com/training ------------------------------------------ Connect with Satya on these channels around the interwebs: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/satyapurnalive Free Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wealthysolopreneursquad/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/satyapurnalive/ Website: https://www.satyapurna.com

Your career, your body of scholarly work, is independent of any ‘container’ through which you do that work, like a university or institution. Have you ever thought about this idea? It’s important!   We often look at our career paths in terms of a certain ‘container’. We make choices based on things like which grad school has a reputation that will position us well in our fields, which institutions provide pre-tenure opportunities, etc. Much of the conversation about career paths gets steered toward what the ‘container’ wants: how do I get tenure here? Or full? If you pause to reflect, you might realize you are contorting yourself and your work to fit the needs of your current container.    I want to flip the script and encourage you to look at your career differently. I’m going to give you some examples to help you see that you are not the container. You do not have to accept the container you’re in, and doing so is not the only way in which to advance your work. There are several ways to make change for yourself and your work:   Work to effect change for yourself inside the container you’re in Change containers  Create your own container   Sarah Dobson’s Story On the podcast this past summer we ran a series of interviews highlighting the unique paths that womxn take to and through academia. One guest, Sarah Dobson, is a perfect example of how the work can be done through all kinds of different containers. (If you haven’t heard her episode, I encourage you to go back and take a listen, it’s fantastic!)   Sarah has continued to put her work into the world through a variety of containers: academic institutions, public health nonprofits, and now her own business, doing grant consulting to help others in the field get funding. She continues to influence and add to the body of work in her field of public health through all these different kinds of containers.    An Amplify Client’s Story A client in our Amplify pre-tenure program is another great example. She was running an entire graduate program by herself: doing all the admitting, advising and managing for all the students in the program. Her university made no allowances in pay or time to balance this, and she was nearing burn out.    After coaching and support inside the group, she decided to go on the market. She got a better job, with higher pay and fewer responsibilities. She felt more appreciated and avoided total burnout. She stayed in academia, but changed her container to one that fit better.    “You don’t have to settle.”    My Stories Early in my career, I discovered that part of the job I had been hired to do was not working out at all like I had intended. (High level integration of technology into the educational English learning setting ended up being more like low level IT support.) This was not ok with me, and I couldn’t imagine living out my career this way. I negotiated with my department, and was able to change that part of my job. I always looked for ways to mold my job to the ways I wanted to experience it, by finding research and grant releases for example.   “Can I change this? Can I make this better?”   Later in my career, big changes in my institution itself turned it into a place that was not fun to work at anymore. I did some self reflection, working through a process we now use in our Elevate program, to find my zone of genius. I asked myself what I really loved in my work, and how I wanted to put my work into the world. The final result was this business I am running now to coach other academic womxn. I created my own container, and continue to joyfully put my work into the world!    For more examples of how academic womxn use different containers to do their work, check out the interviews from the summer session of the podcast, episodes 34 through 43.  Elevate  Applications are open now! Our 6-month intensive program for post tenure women who are ready to up-level their careers on their own terms is only running one time in 2021: February-July.   Here’s what you get through this program: 6 key workshops to help you create and enact your personal plan 6 one-on-one calls, plus group coaching A fantastic, supportive community of like-minded womxn    If you sign up NOW, you also get: 2 extra one-on-one calls to be used right away in 2020 Early entrance into our Amplify and Elevate community for support, workshops and planning sessions, and people who ‘get it’ An invitation to our virtual retreat happening in January 2021   Don’t wait, start the application process now to get the most out of your membership! Connect with me: Website Facebook Group Facebook Page This episode was first published at cathymazak.com/episode50.

9-4-2020

Sarah Dobson’s journey has exemplified the idea that it is not our “container” (the university or institution we work for) that matters in impacting the world, but rather our interests, passions, and drive.   In this interview episode of The Academic Womxn Amplified, Sarah shares about her academic path, and how serious illness during her graduate studies pushed her away from pursuing a PhD, and into a variety of arenas where she has been able to have a huge impact in her field of public health. She talks about co-founding and running a non-profit, doing research as a ‘non-academic’, academic adjacent career paths, and entrepreneurship. We also talk about our current moment and the definitive links between systemic racism and poor health outcomes.  Key point discussed: Sarah’s beginnings, searching for the right program and finding her community [4:30] Taking a detour to law school [7:30] Relief and lessons learned from quitting law school [8:30] Differentiating between excelling for the sake of it and excelling at something personally important [10:30] Taking graduate classes in her second language [14:45] Getting extremely sick and taking extended time off during graduate study [15:00] Over-achieving, insecurity, and the need to prove herself [18:30] Her need for stability and a steady job outweighing a desire for her PhD [20:00] Working at a center for educating health professionals and doing research outside of academia [21:00] Ground-breaking contributions and impact in health education throughout Canada and the world [22:00] Co-founding and directing a non-profit [25:30] Building her own company in an ‘academic adjacent’ field [29:30] Consulting on grant-writing and how she helps early career scholars make their grant ideas meaningful to others [32:00] Systemic racism, racist patriarchy in academia, and how to make an impact individually and systemically [34:00] Sarah’s advice for self-reflection and finding your own way to make an impact [41:30]   Key Quotes: “In the end it was such a relief...to recognize that this was not the path for me.” -Sarah Dobson “Not going straight through is a valid path for academia.” -Cathy Mazak “I just needed to take a breath.” -Sarah Dobson “Writing is an act of empathy.” -Sarah Dobson “There are lots of different opportunities to do what you love and to make a difference.” -Sarah Dobson   Links & Resources:   Sarah Dobson's website Free grant-writing workbook to help you work out and pace your next grant application Sarah on Twitter Sarah on Facebook Cite Black Women Connect with me: Website Facebook Group Facebook Page This episode was first published at cathymazak.com/episode38.

4-13-2020

4-10-2020 Director of Development, Sarah Dobson, joins JMN to discuss the Virtual Food Drive.

4-7-2020

In the 200 years of Nova Scotia's legistative assembly's history, only 50 of the elected officials have been women... Two Dalhousie University students are writing a book about those women MLAs, and their contribution to politics in Nova Scotia. Sarah Dobson and Grace Evans speak about their book, "On Their Shoulders".

How to Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women: Apple Podcasts · Android · Overcast · Castbox · Radio Public About this Episode: How do you define your identity? Is it through various life experiences? Hardships and struggles? Successes and accomplishments? The roles you play in your life and others’ lives? You have a choice. You can choose which of these things you want to absorb into your identity and which ones you don’t. What You'll Learn:  Why it’s best to NOT structure your identity around the hard things that happen to you How to move away from “victim” mode How looking at your own “growth journey” can help you How priorities may shift during different seasons of life How your cycle coincides with energy and intuition levels And much more! Links From This Episode: Vibrant Happy Women Retreat Maybe Someday podcast  Anderson Cooper and Stephen Colbert interview about grief  Do Less by Kate Northrup maybesomedaypodcast.com/vibrant  Maybe Someday Episode 2 with Jen Jen on Instagram Jen on Facebook Follow Sarah on Facebook Follow Sarah on Twitter Join me at the Vibrant Happy Women Retreat!   Learn more at jenriday.com/retreat   Subscribe to the Vibrant Happy Women Podcast: Apple Podcasts · Android · Overcast · Castbox · Radio Public How to Leave a Review: Give us a Rating & Review · How to Leave a Review Ask Jen a Question: Have a comment or question for me? Email me at support@jenriday.com. I'd love to hear from you!  

Your Stupid Minds delves into well-trodden bad movie territory with the notoriously terrible animated Italian film Titanic: The Legend Goes On. We may not have the annoying falsetto screech of The Nostalgia Critic, or the deep-seated racism of JonTron, but we do have notable animal lover and Chris’s sister Sarah Dobson back on the podcast. Angelica (Lisa Russo) is a lowly beautiful servant who looks strikingly like Anastasia. She meets the rich and handsome William (Mark Thompson-Ashworth) who gropes her laundry and they fall in love. meanwhile, a menagerie of obnoxious talking animals, including a rapping dog, a noble French mouse who looks like Fievel, and a trio of horrible Mexican mice stereotypes, sing tonally inappropriate songs about partying and dancing. Then the boat sinks and almost no one dies, thus tarnishing the legacy of the 1,500 actual people who perished in this real life tragedy.

Pain BC’s free Connect for Health program advocates for people in pain and their families, connecting you with services and support that go beyond your doctor’s office. In this episode of Pain Waves Radio, we chat to Sarah Dobson, operational lead of Connect for Health, and Julianne Brown, a Connect for Health volunteer. Learn about the different services offered (e.g. help with income security, housing, and child care), hear some of our success stories, and find out how you can make use of the services offered. Contact Connect for Health toll-free at 1-844-430-0818 or complete a self-referral form online. You can also check out our website for more details: http://painbc.ca/chronic-pain/connect-for-health. Connect for Health is offered in partnership by Pain BC and the Basics for Health Society.

The upbeat and community-minded Sarah Dobson is making a difference in the world, even though she has had 5 brain surgeries due to having Camurati-Engelmann Disease, which affects her skull. In this episode Sarah shares how her disease has motivated her to prioritize what's really important and to learn to be vulnerable and ask for help rather than always putting on her "happy face." All links discussed in this episode can be found on the corresponding Show Notes Page at www.jenriday.com/15

In honor of World Cup fever, we review the most ludicrous, vaguely soccer themed movie we could find. Air Bud returns (without the original Buddy) for the third installment of the franchise: Air Bud: World Pup! Buddy and a kid who looks like Simon from 7th Heaven (Kevin Zegers) join the school’s new soccer team to impress their respective beaus: a fake British girl Emma (Brittany Paige Bouck), and her unspayed Golden Retriever. While Simon woos the girl with Natural Born Killers sunglasses and leather jackets, Buddy makes sundaes and shows up for nightly booty calls. Meanwhile, a former dog catcher Snerbert (played by Martin Ferrero, the lawyer from Jurassic Park) stakes out Emma’s ridiculous mansion in an attempt to kidnap her dog for some reason. There’s also something about a dog playing soccer. This episode features special guest and Chris’s sister Sarah Dobson, an expert in soccer, England, dog-ownership, and being a girl in the early 2000s.