Podcast appearances and mentions of shavonda gardner

Welcome to part two of my conversation with interior designer and content creator Shavonda Gardner! We were having such a great conversation that we kept recording and split the conversation into two parts!  In this episode, Shavonda and I dive into how community building played a role in her growth. We also discuss how to navigate trends without feeling the pressure to conform to them. Finally, we wrap up with advice for content creators who feel like they aren't getting noticed despite putting in the hard work.  Today's episode is brought to you by Shift: Are you ready to get paid for your creativity, have more flexibility, and make a consistent monthly income without overwhelm? Bloggers, influencers, and content creators work so hard and are not getting paid what they're worth. If you're making more than $10,000 a year from your brand and are craving the strategy and confidence to create consistent monthly income in a brand that gives you stability, then blogging babe, I want you to go and apply for Shift. Shift is 12 months of customized strategy and coaching for bloggers, influencers, and content creators who are ready to have a consistent monthly income. APPLY NOW >>   Mentioned in this Episode: 342: Building a Brand That Gets Noticed with Shavonda Gardner - Pt. 1   Connect with Shavonda Instagram: instagram.com/sgardnerstyle TikTok: tiktok.com/@sgardnerstyle  YouTube: youtube.com/@sgardnerstyle  Website: sgstyleblog.com 

How do you stand out in a crowded space? What's the secret to differentiating yourself, finding your signature style, and staying true to yourself? These are questions that every business owner and content creator asks at some point. In this episode, Shavonda Gardner joins us to share how you can build a brand that gets noticed while staying true to yourself. Stick around, because this is just part one of my conversation with Shavonda! Today's episode is brought to you by Shift: Are you ready to get paid for your creativity, have more flexibility, and make a consistent monthly income without overwhelm? Bloggers, influencers, and content creators work so hard and are not getting paid what they're worth. If you're making more than $10,000 a year from your brand and are craving the strategy and confidence to create consistent monthly income in a brand that gives you stability, then blogging babe, I want you to go and apply for Shift. Shift is 12 months of customized strategy and coaching for bloggers, influencers, and content creators who are ready to have a consistent monthly income. APPLY NOW >>   Resources Mentioned Young House Love   Connect with Shavonda Instagram: instagram.com/sgardnerstyle TikTok: tiktok.com/@sgardnerstyle  YouTube: youtube.com/@sgardnerstyle  Website: sgstyleblog.com   

Shavonda Gardner is an interior designer who creates spaces that are highly beautiful but also highly functional—maybe that has to do with the fact that she lives in a 1,200-square-foot bungalow with her wife, two kids, and a 120-pound Great Dane named Callie. So it makes sense that her blog, SG Style, brims with inspirational ideas. Listen in as she shares her tricks for maximizing small homes and why she'll never have all-white walls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we speak to Melanie Gnau - a small living expert. Melanie teaches about creating a sustainable and beautiful home through DIY, shopping second hand, gardening and living mindfully. Her blog A Small Life and social media sharing highlight how to make small, but life altering changes to how we live - that can benefit us as individuals, but also the planet as a whole. We also talk about her Isleta Pueblo heritage, how neurodiversity can be a consideration of functional design and even how cleaning can create compelling content. We talk about the different aspects of minimalism - beyond the aesthetic. Melanie also shares how she balances the different aspects of her business and how the personal and political aspects of sustainability can intertwine, creating a meaningful life that benefits ourselves, our community and our planet. We recorded this conversation before the devastating floods in Australia and the invasion of Ukraine. Seeing horrific events like these and knowing that there are other global events receiving less media attention really shines a light on what a privilege it is to have a safe, comfortable home - even though it is a human right, it is not something we can take for granted. We hope that this conversation can both help us all create a functional and nurturing environment within your own home, and enhance our capacity to help others - maybe through volunteering, contributing to grassroots fundraising, political lobbying or making ethical purchasing choices. One of the huge benefits of ‘living small' is that it can free up energetic and financial resources that enable us to have a bigger positive impact. Links Melanie's Website: asmalllife.com Coaching: https://asmalllife.com/coaching/ Instagram: instagram.com/asmalllife Trans Handy Ma'am: https://www.tiktok.com/@mercurystardust Indigenous people as conservators: https://report.territoriesoflife.org/ Shavonda Gardner on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sgardnerstyle/ Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/flowartistspodcast Receive a 10% discount when you use the discount code MAKFLOW at https://makarlu.com

Today on the show we have Shavonda Gardner, founder of SG Style, a design and lifestyle blog.She was on the path to have a long career in the military until she made the pivot into the world of interior design. One driving factor in her decision to start a design blog was the fact that she didn't see herself represented in that world. She has a strong affinity for color, for going bold, and for making the most of your space, no matter the size. (Although, she has big love for small spaces.)In this conversation, we talk about the steps she took to pivot from a career in the military into becoming an interior designer – and the pivot she had to then make again after the recession. The story that her home, The Cottage Bungalow, tells about her and her family. How she and her family lived through their kitchen renovation, while living in their home. And, the sweet story surrounding who was (and still is) her biggest influence and inspiration behind the design of her kitchen.Website: SG StyleInstagram: @sgardnerstylePinterest: SG StyleFacebook: SG StyleABOUT THIS PODCAST For more information about this episode, or other podcast episodes, visit Hunker.com/podcast.This podcast is produced by Laurie Gunning Grossman.Being Home With Hunker is recorded and mixed at Night Shift Audio.Theme music by Jonathan Grossman.Show art designed by Mory Men. ABOUT HUNKERHunker inspires and empowers you to create a space that expresses who you are, shows off your unique style, and makes your life happier and more productive.Visit us, follow us, learn more.Hunker: Hunker.comInstagram: @hunkerhomeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

As Americans, we are conditioned to believe that more is better or synonymous with success. This week I sit down with interior designer/blogger Shavonda Gardner to discuss all things small spaces, old houses + moody eclectic interiors. Shovanda talks about how your home contributes to your physical and mental well being and the importance of loving where you are…no matter what the size.We also chat about…Being a "closet creative"Her pivot from the military to designUsing interiors as a way to express individualityThe importance of working with your spaceUsing color is small spacesTeaching children to respect their spaceBoundaries See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ve been trying a lot harder to listen this week. In the wake of the death of George Floyd and protests against police brutality sweeping across the country, we have felt the weight of knowing we need to do something more. The call for change is louder than ever. We hear it, and we want […] The post The Importance of Elevating Black Voices ft. Shavonda Gardner appeared first on Stagg Design.

We’ve been trying a lot harder to listen this week. In the wake of the death of George Floyd and protests against police brutality sweeping across the country, we have felt the weight of knowing we need to do something more. The call for change is louder than ever. We hear it, and we want […] The post The Importance of Elevating Black Voices ft. Shavonda Gardner appeared first on Stagg Design.

Today we talk to Shavonda Gardner is an Interior Designer & Stylist, Content Creator, and Social Media maven who is passionate about helping people create spaces that bring them joy...whatever that may look or feel like to them.  After spending six years in the military she was craving a creative change and thus her path into design and entrepreneurship began. She loves moody eclectic-bohemian spaces, small space living, and believes every space needs something black and something unexpected. She loves supporting female-owned small businesses and encouraging others to live their best, most beautiful lives!

Today’s episode is an interview with blogger, interior designer and content creator Shavonda Gardner. In the episode, we chat about how her military background actually helped her as she’s built her business, why she shares so openly about many different topics on social media, and the importance of choosing who and what we surround ourselves with every day. SHOW NOTES: Shavonda's interior design and lifestyle blog Shavonda on Instagram My favorite highlights from Shavonda's Instagram stories: White Women Do Work Race Resources Education System Technical production by Ray Ortega Me on Instagram The official CYOP Instagram account Get the Creative Digest

These days, it seems like “bigger” is often equated with “better”, especially in home design. But there are people fighting this trend. Shavonda Gardner from SG Style is one of them. A few years ago, she and her wife went against the norm and decided to downsize. They moved their family from a spacious house […] The post Living Large in Small Spaces ft. Shavonda Gardner appeared first on Stagg Design.

These days, it seems like “bigger” is often equated with “better”, especially in home design. But there are people fighting this trend. Shavonda Gardner from SG Style is one of them. A few years ago, she and her wife went against the norm and decided to downsize. They moved their family from a spacious house […] The post Living Large in Small Spaces ft. Shavonda Gardner appeared first on Stagg Design.

Size matters, and when it comes to houses, I swim against the trend of bigger is better. Over the last several years, I've come to realize that I love a smaller, more intentional space versus a big sprawl. Today's guest, Shavonda Gardner, of sgstyleblog.com is my sister in the downsizing journey and small space living mindset. In this episode I share my story, some pros and cons of small space living, and interview Shavonda for her fresh, interesting perspective.  For the show notes and transcript, visit livefreecreative.co/podcast Follow Miranda on instagram at @livefreemiranda Find Shavonda on instagram at @sgardnerstyle

Many of you have probably seen Shavonda Gardner's home on Instagram, on her blog or from the One Room Challenge.  Her bold, eclectic style has had a big influence on those of us who follow her on social media.  But today, we get to hear a more personal side of Shavonda.  I love how she and Naomi have really taken their family values into consideration when choosing where and how they want to live.  I think that's my favorite part of this interview.  But, of course, we also talk about lots of fun things like tile, wallpaper and color.  And, being a master gardener, she also gives us her top three house plants to start with if you're a beginner or just not having luck keeping those babies alive. 

My guest on episode #108 is Designer/Blogger & Bungalow/Cottage homeowner Shavonda Gardner.  y’all, I truly love this lady, she is so honest about everything. She will tell you about her personal life and about her home with authenticity and style. She is one of my favorite lifestyle influencers on Instagram. We became fast friends and I can't stop watching her IG stories. In this episode, Shavonda and I talk about the benefits of living in smaller spaces and what that can bring to your family. She is truly a bohemian at heart who downsized her home and has been blogging about the joys of decorating & gardening. We talk about her designs and about her cottage bungalow in California. Follow Shavonda on Instagram & on her Blog.  Here are the books we talked about on the show.  Get it Together by Orlando Soria  Secrets of Six-Figure Women Don't forget to visit our shop on Amazon where you can find more favorite things from the show.  Connect with Corine   Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // Pinterest    Show Notes  Facebook Group   Music is by Ben Sound Sponsor: Audible Get your free 30-day trial and download from Audible Here.    

Part two: after discussing the Military, Caroline asks Shavonda a series of questions about her social media practice, and evolution in the world of interior design. -- Shavonda Gardner is a blogger and interior designer who lives with her wife and children in Sacramento, California. Her blog, SG Style, is all about small-space living and BoHo vibes. Her design philosophy? Just because you live small doesn’t mean you can’t have big style! Shavonda believes great design is achieved when we let go of the rules, and shift our focus to creating spaces that make us feel amazing…  Links: SG Style Shavonda on Insta: @sgardnerstyle Shavonda on Facebook: SG Style Shavonda on Twitter: @S_GStyle Caroline Lee Caroline on Insta: @teamwoodnote Caroline on Twitter: @teamwoodnote Out of Line on Insta: @outoflinepodcast Out of Line on Facebook: Out of Line with Caroline Lee email Caroline: outoflinepodcast@gmail.com

  Shavonda Gardner is a blogger and interior designer who lives with her wife and children in Sacramento, California. Her blog, SG Style, is all about small-space living and BoHo vibes. Her design philosophy? Just because you live small doesn’t mean you can’t have big style! Shavonda believes great design is achieved when we let go of the rules, and shift our focus to creating spaces that make us feel amazing… This was the first time I'd ever gotten to chat with Shavonda, and we recorded over Skype while we talked about her time in the Military (the Air Force), and important thoughts on Veterans, too. Links: SG Style Shavonda on Insta: @sgardnerstyle Shavonda on Facebook: SG Style Shavonda on Twitter: @S_GStyle Caroline Lee Caroline on Insta: @teamwoodnote Caroline on Twitter: @teamwoodnote Out of Line on Insta: @outoflinepodcast Out of Line on Facebook: Out of Line with Caroline Lee email Caroline: outoflinepodcast@gmail.com