Podcast appearances and mentions of Stacey Martin

This week we are diving into Brady Corbet's Epic Oscar contender, "The Brutalist." We discuss the long fraught road that led to this film being made as well as the continued struggles to make it happen. After we discuss the production, we dive into the film itself to discuss the plot and any interpretations we have along the way. Finally, we finish the episode with a pair of double bills for your viewing pleasure. Thank you so much for listening!Created by Spike Alkire & Jake KelleyTheme Song by Breck McGoughFollow us on Instagram: @DoubleBillChillLetterboxd: FartsDomino44

I am so excited to share this conversation. I am speaking with Stacey Martin about Content Matters. She is an expert on Content Matters and how she help business thrives with the right messaging.Check out her spring refresh bundles as well. https://your-content-matters.com/https://your-content-matters.com/contact-ushttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556615072038https://www.instagram.com/yourcontentmatters/

A crucial step in growing your business is developing dependable systems and processes. Today's guest, Meredith Huck, is an SOP wizard and has lots of great advice on how to create repeatable systems so you can work smarter, not harder. House of Huck homes capture a coastal casual essence — livable furnishings & elevated finishes woven between modern and organic elements. Our goal is to bring a tranquil and welcoming environment into our client's home while not sacrificing the beauty within, just as the coast does for us. ***

The Night House Dir. David Bruckner. Starring Rebecca Hall, Sarah Goldberg, Evan Jonigkeit, and Stacey Martin. That's So Gothic releases episodes on the first and third Thursday every month. Email sogothicpod@gmail.com. Follow Chance and Amanda on Letterboxd @mrchancelee and @mcavoy_amanda. Instagram @sogothicpod Closing music "Gothic Guitar" by Javolenus 2014- Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0)

A crucial step in growing your business is developing dependable systems and processes. Today's guest, Meredith Huck, is an SOP wizard and has lots of great advice on how to create repeatable systems so you can work smarter, not harder. House of Huck homes capture a coastal casual essence — livable furnishings & elevated finishes woven between modern and organic elements. Our goal is to bring a tranquil and welcoming environment into our client's home while not sacrificing the beauty within, just as the coast does for us. ***

Stacey is one of the most gentle souls and that shines through as she shares her journey through health battles, leaving her beloved teaching career and finding healing and purpose in an industry she NEVER would have imagined herself in.

On the first Breakdown podcast Goat Tying Breakdown, Panola women's rodeo coach and Next Level Goat Tying coach Stacey Martin discusses how she has trained some of the top goat tyers in the world to push the limits of the sport. Martin breaks down the mental and physical training that goat tyers go through in a way that can be applied to breakaway roping, also. She also discusses the evolution of the sport over the past 30 years and how great goat tying horses are made. This episode is brought to you by Equinety. Find out more at www.teamequinety.com To watch instructional videos with Stacey Martin, head over to www.breakawayroping.com and use code BREAKDOWN15 to get 15% off a membership.

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When Jude Charles was 17, he took a video production class. At the end of the year, Jude's teacher handed him a yellow envelope and told him that he had to start a business. Inside was his first set of business cards. Since then, Jude has dedicated his life to helping purpose-driven entrepreneurs tell their stories. He firmly believes that “Stories aren't just how we connect as people and human beings but story is what differentiates you from someone else.” In this episode of Wingnut Social, Jude emphasizes that you have to start sharing your story. Video storytelling breaks through the noise and sets you apart. Jude shares how to overcome the intimidation factor, what type of stories to tell, and shares the best way to structure your story. Don't miss it! What You'll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [0:58] Check out our FREE webinar with Stacey Martin [2:56] Mini News Sesh: Instagram's Visual Discovery Tool [7:14] Learn more about videographer Jude Charles [11:19] Overcoming the intimidation of video  [15:30] Dramatic demonstration of proof [20:24] The importance of relatability in video content [24:04] Why you should just hit the record button [29:26] Jude's videography tips for YouTube [31:54] Make testimonials part of your contract [36:12] The What Up Wingnut Round! [38:58] How to connect with Jude Charles [42:07] Blooper reel! Connect with Jude Charles Head on over to Jude's Website Sign up for Jude's Newsletter Connect with Jude on LinkedIn Resources & People Mentioned Sign up for Updates for Wingnut Academy March 24th at 11 am: Stacey Martin Webinar Hot Seat by Jeff Immelt Not Fade Away by Peter Barton Overcoming the intimidation of video Jude points out that everyone has three different stories that can be shared at any point. These stories are important to use every day on social media. You can repeat them over and over again. What are they?  Your origin story: How you got into the business you're in.  A transformational story: Testimonials, case studies, before & afters, etc. What does life look like after?  Why you're doing the work you're doing: Why should someone choose you over anyone else? But how do you get started? Jude has been a guest on over 70 podcasts. He's studied storytelling for over 20 years. He still listens to himself tell his story so he can find new ways to tell it. It also helps him learn how to connect better with an audience. If you rehearse your story and practice recording it, it makes it less intimidating.  Jude's video storytelling method: dramatic demonstration of proof You can't just sit in front of a camera and tell your story. That's boring, right? The way that you make your story interesting is by using the five different types of demonstrations: Behind the scenes: What happens as you're sourcing materials? What does the design process look like? What is going on that people don't usually get to see? Live illustration: How do you illustrate a point someone may not understand? Jude worked with someone who said, “Construction is like a puzzle.” So they got a large puzzle—of a project they had completed—and had the team put a puzzle together.  Social proof: This is testimonials, case studies, before and afters, etc.  Transformation: These are before and afters—how someone's life is transformed after a change has been made. Unique mechanism: What makes you unique that someone else can't copy? How can you demonstrate that on camera? Storytelling is about a specific moment in time. These moments have led you to where you are today. They influence how you've become a great designer. Jude points out many people believe that their story isn't unique or interesting—that no one will care. But what debunks the idea that no one cares? Telling your story. You'll realize that there will be someone it resonates with. Jude believes so strongly in the power of video storytelling that he only takes on five video production clients a year. Why? Because he works to understand who they are on a deep level. It takes time to be able to get to know someone and accurately portray the essence of who they are with video storytelling. Why you should just hit the record button Record yourself telling a story. Record yourself telling the story that you take for granted. Jude emphasizes that you shouldn't sell yourself short—or overthink it. Your clients aren't aware of everything you do to get a project completed. You want to create content so people understand what you do and can appreciate the value that you create. What you do will be different from the next interior designer. So where do you start?  Just document what you're doing every day to get in the habit of creating content. You don't need fancy equipment to get started because every smartphone is equipped with a great camera. You don't even have to share it on social media. If you share a video of your process with a potential client, it makes them trust you more. It's not only social proof but it's a sales tool. You've made them part of the journey. Hearing something said 1,000 times is not as powerful as seeing it once.  Listen to the whole episode to hear Jude's video storytelling tips for content on different social media platforms, including YouTube.  Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla's Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 786-206-4331 (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Is it time for you to grow your team? What are the signs it's time to hire another team member? What process should you use to hire the best candidate for the job? Jamie Van Cuyk—the owner and lead strategist of Growing Your Team—is an expert in hiring and onboarding teams within small businesses. She shares some spectacular tips and strategies that you can implement immediately to grow your team the right way.  What You'll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [1:05] Check out our next webinar with Stacey Martin! [3:03] Mini News Sesh: TikTok rolling out LONG videos [6:28] Learn more about Jamie Van Cyuk [9:36] 4 signs it's time to hire another team member [13:54] Is your waitlist working for you—or against you? [16:11] How to craft the perfect job description [22:37] How to afford the help that you need [27:20] Myth-busting: Should you hire for passion over skill? [30:15] How to ensure someone is the right hire [38:42] Jamie's opinion on the use of personality tests [42:27] How many candidates should you interview? [45:50] The What Up Wingnut! Round [49:03] How to connect with Jamie Van Cyuk [53:40] Blooper Reel! Connect with Jamie Van Cyuk Growing Your Team Friend on Facebook Follow on Instagram Check out her Pinterest Connect on LinkedIn Resources & People Mentioned Check out our next webinar with Stacey Martin! Stacey Martin's Formula for Rockstar Interior Design Presentations Turn the Ship Around! by David Marquet Easy Render 4 signs it's time to hire another team member Jamie shares that there are 4 things to watch out for that are clear signs you need to grow your team. But they aren't things that are normally top of mind during your day-to-day work. So Jamie recommends that you review these signs quarterly to see if it's time to hire: Are you saying no to your ideal clients? If you're saying no because your team is at capacity, it's a problem. These people want to give you their money today. You don't want to be losing clients that are the ideal fit for your business.  Are you losing customers due to poor customer service? Are customers pulling out of projects or backing out of contracts? If you're not communicating and meeting their expectations throughout the process, you not only lose their business but you lose them as a referral source.  You want to do something new but you can't. Maybe you want to start offering coaching, education, or open a retail store but you can't because you don't have time.  You lack skill or knowledge that is needed in your business. You can go and learn something yourself—or you can hire for that skillset. Are you the right person to learn and execute that skill? Sometimes paying the expert is worth the money because it lets you spend your time where it should be focused.  Once you've decided it's time to grow your team, what are your next steps? A great hiring process.  How to craft the perfect job description (and where to post it) Jamie believes that you shouldn't use a templated job description when creating a job description. The job post may attract someone who can do the skill you're hiring for but likely doesn't speak to the right fit for your team and culture. Their style and personality have to mesh with you and your team values. So what do you do? Walk through these questions: What is your ideal candidate?  What are their roles and responsibilities?  What does success look like in your business?  Who will you be happy to give your money to?  What's unique about your company? What will make someone say, “Yes, this is the place for me!” The goal of a job posting is to attract the right candidate and turn away the wrong ones. Once you develop your ideal person your job posting should speak to that person.  You can design a room that you love. But is that the right room and right design for every client? No! It might not work in their home. You may use the same concepts, materials, and create a similar flow but things will look different. A role might have similar responsibilities but will look different in each company.  Where is the best place to post a job opening? Should you hire for passion over skill? Listen to hear Jamie's take.  How to ensure someone is the right hire Ask questions that produce answers of value. You need to reduce the number of hypothetical questions you use, i.e. “What would you do if…?” Instead, ask questions that have them support their answers with examples: “So tell me about a time when…?” Ask them about something they will experience working for your business. Have they worked with high-end, demanding clients? How did they handle the experience? If you're hiring someone entry-level, they may not have had those experiences in an interior design company but have had similar experiences where they have worked. They can transfer those skills to your business.  Develop a case study or opportunity for them to present their skill. If they say they know how to do CAD drawings, give them everything they need to sit down and complete a quick project. What are they able to put together? You have to know what you're testing them on. Are you testing their ability to think through the information they're given? Their ability to use a tool? Their thought process? You can't test them on something that aligns with your brand because they don't know that yet.  Move through the process quickly. Align a case study with an interview so they knock out everything immediately. But Jame is careful to note that you can't ask too much of them before you've spent time with them. Don't waste their time—and yours—if they won't make it to the next round of interviews anyway.  What's an easy way to weed talent out of the process (not necessarily in a good way)? Should you use personality tests in your hiring process? How many candidates should you interview? Jamie covers these questions—and so much more—in this episode! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla's Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 786-206-4331 (connect with us for your social media marketing needs)   Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

What is the metaverse? How will the metaverse impact the interior design industry? Is designing a virtual world the future of architecture and design as we know it? Tom Puukko joins Darla in this episode of Wingnut Social to have a conversation about virtual architecture and design. Don't miss this futuristic conversation! Tom is a British entrepreneur who's been working in digital innovation since 1998. He founded interiors brand Feathr.com, a marketplace where artists monetize their artworks as wallpapers and fabrics. Most recently, he's created Metaverse Interior Design, the world's first interior design marketplace for the metaverse. What You'll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [1:40] Upcoming webinar with Stacey Martin [2:55] Mini News Sesh: Instagram reels from stories [5:12] Learn more about Tom Puuko [9:00] Learn the basics of the metaverse [15:24] How the metaverse impacts the interior design industry [19:16] The necessary skills to succeed in the metaverse [24:04] Is metaverse design the design of the future? [26:51] Where designers and architects should get started [29:53] NFTs and Cryptocurrency in the metaverse [33:03] The What Up Wingnut! Round [34:17] Learn more about Tom and Metaverse Interior Design [38:22] Blooper Reel! Connect with Tom Puuko Metaverse Interior Design Feathr.com Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Twitter Resources & People Mentioned Check out our next webinar with Stacey Martin! Stacey Martin's Formula for Rockstar Interior Design Presentations Good to Great by Jim Collins Oculus Quest 2 The Sandbox Decentraland Horizon Worlds Unity Blender So what IS the metaverse? The metaverse consists of 3D worlds where you can interact and live a digital life. You can choose a life that's richer, more engaging, and more entertaining than a 2D platform. You can do almost all things that you can in the real world—gamble at casinos, dance at nightclubs, visit an art gallery, build a home, etc.  Currently, you're able to experience the metaverse through some sort of headset. We currently have proto-metaverses—the early inklings of what's to come. If you're in the US, you may have access to Meta's Horizon Worlds or Decentraland. But these worlds still lack functionality and the renderings are underwhelming. But the seeds of what will come have been planted.  So how is the metaverse applicable to interior designers and architects? Metaverse interior design: the impact on the interior design industry Digital technology has allowed architects and interior designers to connect with customers and market themselves transactionally. But the metaverse will open up a whole new world. The metaverse is currently being built but the people building it are coders. They don't understand how spaces and subjects interact. They don't understand how proportions can change a building. They don't have the knowledge architects and interior designers are trained with. Because of this, the current experience in a metaverse feels like a gimmick.  Architects and designers should be the people designing and creating the spaces. Doing so will create a whole new revenue stream. There's no limitation of the potential volume that can be put into the space. You can sell multiple versions of different models. Designers become content creators. You can sell spaces to hundreds of thousands of people. Tom's community—Metaverse Interior Design—will be the destination to source interior design and architect services and products.  The necessary skills to succeed in the metaverse Luckily, metaverse interior design doesn't necessarily rely on coding. But designers do need to have an advanced understanding of how 3D models work. If you are competent with 3D modeling and own space in a metaverse, you can move a 3D model from a computer to the metaverse. The challenge in moving between the real world and metaverse design is understanding the technical limitations of space.  Each “world” has its own set of technical specifications. Tom points out that it all boils down to low poly count (polycount is the total number of polygons found in a three-dimensional model). 3D models in the real world have a high polycount. Currently, everything in the metaverse must be simplified to a lower polycount. So you have to learn how to take a 3D model and simplify it.  Just as in real-world design, you must understand the creative vision of the client and make their vision a reality in the space you have to work with. The limitations of the real world—building codes, fire regulations, gravity, etc.—can go out the window in the metaverse. People will buy creative and conceptual ideas that can't exist in the real world. Design in the metaverse is both artwork and architecture. Is this the design of the future? Where should designers and architects get started? Learn why you should become an early adopter of metaverse interior design in this episode! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla's Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 786-206-4331 (connect with us for your social media marketing needs)   Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

She started her career on Broadway before founding fashion startup Kania Couture Inc., whose designs were showcased at New York Fashion Week, World Mastercard fashion week, and project Las Vegas. Today, Stacey Martin is the founder of Canadian luxe loungewear company Stacey Martin Lifestyle, at the intersection of sustainability, comfort and style. Stacey joined us to share the greatest lessons she's learned as a serial entrepreneur: from overcoming failure and channeling your purpose, to finding the right people for guidance, and raising money during a pandemic (with the power of crowdfunding). This episode is for you if: You'd love to have a mentor but worry about wasting time with the wrong person You're struggling to raise capital for your business You've considered crowdfunding, but don't know where to start You feel overwhelmed by the big projects your business needs to thrive Connect with Stacey Martin Website: www.staceymartinlifestyle.com LinkedIn: Stacey Martin Instagram: @staceymartinlifestyle Instagram: @designerstaceymartin Connect with Naomi Website: naomihaile.com Instagram: @naomiahaile Twitter: @naomiathaile LinkedIn: Naomi Haile This episode is brought to you in collaboration with Invest Ottawa, lead economic development agency for Canada's Capital. We teamed up to produce this special series to celebrate women leading in Ottawa for International Women's Week. In support of its Women Founders and Owners strategy, Invest Ottawa offers programs and services that enable and accelerate the growth and success of women entrepreneurs from every walk of life. Visit www.investottawa.ca/women to learn more!

Interior design presentations are not easy to knock out of the park. If you've spent hours on a presentation only to receive a lackluster response from a client, you're not alone. Stacey Martin has a mind-boggling 95% approval rating—without revisions—on her presentations. What's the secret to her success? She shares the mind-blowing systems and processes she uses in this episode of the Wingnut Social podcast!  What You'll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [2:07] Check out our FREE photography webinar [3:15] Mini News Sesh: Subscriptions on Instagram [7:22] Learn more about Stacey Martin [12:02] Stacey's interior design presentation [20:44] Brand storytelling is the key [26:06] Feeling out a client's budget [30:42] 3 pitfalls to avoid in your presentations  [34:53] The What Up Wingnut Round! [40:38] Blooper Reel!  Connect with Stacey Martin Follow Stacey on Instagram Stacey's design business: The Freshmaker Resources & People Mentioned FREE Webinar with Linda Holt on 2/24: How to Take Magazine-Worthy Smartphone Photos  BOOK: The Legacy of Luna BOOK: How to Win Friends and Influence People Nikki Amodio Take your potential clients on a journey Before Stacey became an interior designer, she was in trend forecasting and design for sports brands. The higher-ups were notorious for being naysayers—many designers didn't get their designs approved. But Stacey soon realized that the blame wasn't always on the management. The designers didn't know how to present their ideas in a manner that would get them a “yes.”  So Stacey took note. When it was her turn to present, she started with the “why.” She started her presentation focusing on the brand's pain points before she shifted to the goals of the line. By the time she got to her ideas and solutions, the VP had already been agreeing with everything she said. She took him on a journey.  She sold him on why her idea was the solution to their problems. He knew how it would lead them to make them more money. When Stacey transitioned to interior design, she used this same process with her clients. It's about the design AND the client In addition to hearing someone's design woes, Stacey asks questions that are NOT related to design. She wants to learn who they are. What music do they like? Favorite song? Favorite band?  Where do they like to travel? What are their favorite trips? Where do they want to visit? What do they do for fun? Do they like to cook? Is yoga their jam? Do they have kids or pets?  These things help Stacey build a visual story and build an aesthetic direction. She distills what she's learned down to three images that define the direction they'll take. So when they get to the design presentation, she knows who they are and what problems they want to solve.  How to nail your interior design presentation She labels their project with three keywords that hone in on the goal for the design. It might be modern, timeless, and family-friendly. This sets the tone for the presentation. She iterates the problem they're looking to solve (i.e. lack of storage space) and shares her solution.  Stacey may include a “tortoise-shell side table” as a nod to this person's trip to Aruba where they swam with sea turtles. As she explains the choices she made, she talks specifically about how each element reflects and solves their problem(s). The details tie back to their memories and things that make them happy. It's creating a story about who they are and how the room reflects their personality. The more you can show your client the “why” of your selections and how you're making choices based on who they are, the more they feel understood. That leads to trust. Every piece is a thoughtful choice based on who they are. As a designer, Stacey emphasizes that “You're using your talents and your skillset to curate those choices to create an immersive environment that really feels like who they are.” What are three pitfalls you should avoid in your presentations? Listen to the whole episode for more of Stacey's strategy.  Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla's Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs)   Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Nous avons eu le grand plaisir de vous retrouver en direct ce samedi 30 octobre à partir de 14h pour une nouvelle édition.  L'actualité du cinéma était ainsi une nouvelle fois à l'honneur dans le cadre de cette émission. Aussi, Les Aventuriers des Salles Obscures vous ont-ils proposé un panorama des principaux films à voir au cinéma et qui sont sortis ce mercredi 17 novembre dont : - Amants de Nicole Garcia avec Pierre Niney, Stacey Martin et Benoît Magimel, - Les Magnétiques réalisé par Vincent Maël Cardona, - Affamés de Scott Cooper, - Olga mis en scène par Elie Grappe. Pour nous écouter en direct : 106.6 FM (région de Lille) et sur le net - https://www.campuslille.com. Vous pouvez également nous retrouver sur le DAB+, dans la région zone Douai - Lens - Béthune - Arras, sur le canal 11D. Et de même en DAB+ sur  la métropole lilloise sur le canal 7C. Un programme produit et proposé par Le Quotidien du Cinéma. Une émission présentée par Christophe Dordain avec le concours de Fantine Descard, Flavie Kazmercziak et Clara Lainé. Les Aventuriers des Salles Obscures est un magazine consacré au cinéma qui est diffusé chaque samedi de 14h à 15h sur Radio Campus Lille (106.6 FM - sur le net : https://www.campuslille.com).  Prochaine diffusion le samedi 04 décembre.      

Stacey Martin heads up City Studio Logan. She sits down with Coach Nicki & Coach Kerrie to take a deep dive into what the program offers and delivers & whats instore in the upcoming year. It's a another unique program that the Logan City Council funds and offers to schools. By bringing Young People, Coummunity Leaders & council staff together, they solve the very real life challenges facing council by using collaboration, innovation & determination. What does success look like for this program? The goal of CityStudio Logan is to create meaningful change in Logan, and create, in our young people, citizens who are engaged with and care about the issues facing the City of Logan. As part of the Business 101 Show Podcast series this interview was Recorded L.i.v.e at Logans 101FM studios in November 2021 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-101-show/message

This episode is hosted by Josh Carter, and KSMR(tin). Featuring special guest Stacey Martin! Hope you enjoy our conversation on Die Hard: With a Vengeance for our 20th episode. Check us out at: williswaypod.com Josh's Ranking of Bruce Willis Films: https://letterboxd.com/cosmicjosh/list/bruce-willis-ranked/ Kendrick's Ranking of Bruce Willis Films: https://letterboxd.com/special_k/list/bruce-willis-ranked/ Email us: williswaypod@gmail.com

This episode is hosted by Josh Carter, and KSMR(tin). Featuring special guest Stacey Martin! Hope you enjoy our conversation on Die Hard: With a Vengeance for our 20th episode.   Check us out at: williswaypod.com   Josh’s Ranking of Bruce Willis Films: https://letterboxd.com/cosmicjosh/list/bruce-willis-ranked/   Kendrick’s Ranking of Bruce Willis Films: ttps://letterboxd.com/special_k/list/bruce-willis-ranked/   Email us: williswaypod@gmail.com

Introducing The Folks Back Home podcast, a weekly interview from the Redbud City with the people that make this the Nicest Place in America. Your host, Stacey Martin, is a Bucktown Native and community cheerleader with an interest in the stories of the people that make up the fabric of this town. 

As a business owner, equity crowdfunding can be your answer to support and grow your business. On the flip side, have you ever thought about investing in other businesses? If you're willing to shell out $250 for dinner, why not put that money toward stimulating a for-good business or supporting a cause you believe in? This is precisely how our guest Darylle got into the world of private equity investment. In this episode, Darylle Johnson joins us to talk about private equity investment. She tells us how she screens businesses to find out if they're a good investment opportunity. She notes that specific characteristics can make a business stand out and have high returns. However, investing is risky. Darylle's here to share her experiences so that you can learn from them.Bridge the gender gap and help women take one step closer to financial literacy and independence. If you are interested to know more about private equity investment, then this episode is for you!3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:1.  Discover what you need to know about a business before you start investing. 2.  Learn how to approach investing and minimize risk. 3.  Understand that you will make mistakes and learn how to bounce back. Episode Highlights➤   [07:32] How Darylle Got into Private Equity Investment ➤   [18:12] What to Consider Before a Private Equity Investment➤   [22:10] Risks in Private Equity Investment➤   [22:47] SAFE: Stay Away or Do It?➤   [26:04] Understand the Investment Return➤   [27:07] Know the Characteristics of the Business➤   [31:37] Discerning Share Prices in Private Equity Investment➤   [37:01] Learn as You Go➤   [42:43] Look at the Team Composition➤   [45:43] How to Gauge Valuation➤   [50:37] Empower Women in InvestingEnjoyed This Podcast?Write a review and share this with your friends.Connect With MeReady to transform your purpose into an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy? Schedule a chat with me at any time.Resources:➤   Visit Christina Sjahli’s website for more insights on raising capital through equity crowdfunding on the Her CEO Journey podcast series.➤   Chat with Christina and set up a time here! ➤   Her CEO Journey Equity Crowdfunding Series:Creating Successful Marketing Campaign to Raise Capital - The Journey of Trieste ReadingRaising Capital with FrontFundr: Due Diligence and Managing Finances - The Journey of Jaime McNallyMaking Your Way Through the Legal Side of Raising Capital - The Journey of Julie BogleCreate Your Financial Story Before Raising Capital - The Journey of Vivian RileyPushing Boundaries as a Woman of Colour and Empowering Women Entrepreneurs with Financial Knowledge - The Journey of Stacey Martin

Growing a company goes beyond passion and creativity. Women of colour, in particular, are at a disadvantage when it comes to raising capital. Pushing boundaries means having confidence in your vision and understanding of financial numbers to provide investors with concrete answers about funding.Your financial numbers are not your enemy. By switching this mindset, you can push boundaries, empower, and pave the way for future minority leaders and entrepreneurs.In this episode, Stacey Martin introduces her fashion brand, Stacey Martin Lifestyle. She shares her journey from building a business to growing it through equity crowdfunding. Stacey also shares the value of understanding your financial numbers. As a Black woman in the fashion industry, she understands that she’s at a disadvantage. Despite this, she acknowledges that her purpose is bigger than herself and persists in pushing boundaries.If you’re an entrepreneur or investor of a business for good who wants to know more about pushing boundaries, then this episode is for you!3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:1.  Gain valuable insights from how Stacey is growing her business through equity crowdfunding.2.  Learn the importance of understanding the financials behind the company and hiring a dedicated CFO.3.  Discover how Stacey is pushing boundaries in the fashion industry as a woman of colour.Episode Highlights➤   [08:07] Stacey Martin on Building Her Brand➤   [10:21] Why Stacey Needed to Rebrand Her Business➤   [11:52] The Biggest Challenges Stacey Experienced When She Started➤   [12:40] Using Her Background as a Performer to Become a Better Entrepreneur➤   [16:17] Sustainability and Ethical Practices for Stacey Martin Lifestyle➤   [17:37] Why Stacey Chose Equity Crowdfunding➤   [19:28] How Stacey Will Use the Funds➤   [21:08] Future Plans for Financing, Expanding, and Exit➤   [24:16] How Stacey Understands Financial Numbers➤   [28:15] The Benefits of Understanding Financial Numbers and Hiring a CFO➤   [35:10] Looking Back➤   [38:56] The Effect of COVID-19 on Stacey’s Business➤   [41:05] Stacey’s Equity Crowdfunding JourneyEnjoyed This Podcast?Write a review and share this with your friends.Connect With MeReady to transform your purpose into an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy? Schedule a chat with me at any time.Resources➤   Creating Successful Marketing Campaign to Raise Capital - The Journey of Trieste Reading➤   Raising Capital with FrontFundr: Due Diligence and Managing Finances - The Journey of Jaime McNally➤   Making Your Way Through the Legal Side of Raising Capital - The Journey of Julie Bogle➤   Create Your Financial Story Before Raising Capital - The Journey of Vivian Riley➤   Download this Action Guide to help you push boundaries by telling the story of your numbers.

In this week's conversation I am joined by Stacey Martin Bafi- Yeboa. Stacey is a visionary with a unique design background. Her time as a professional performing artist and dancer on Broadway in New York City is what sparked her passion to design. Her company has recently transitioned from Kania Couture Inc. to Stacey Martin Lifestyle Inc. Stacey is driven by providing men and women with clothes that allow them to move freely in who they are. She believes that we need to be willing to take away the limits of our roles and the titles we may hold, and know that evolving is part of what helps us to get to the highest expression of ourselves. Stacey believes that our clothes should be a tool to allow our light to shine and should exude the essence of whoever are or want to be. Stacey encourages listeners to 'take a moment.' To take time to be in the current moment and appreciate where they are, who they are, what they have accomplished and to remember the importance of appreciating our everyday moments. www.yolanderobinson.com/episode27

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Closing Time is where the guests of Drinking with Creatives give advice to those just starting off.

Shots! is where the guests of Drinking with Creatives tell us where they turn for inspiration.

Bartools is our chance to chat about the tools, apps, and whatever else our guest needs to remain creative and productive.

Tattooing has seen a cultural shift in recent years, going from the piece of art you keep firmly under the neckline to adoring the arms, hands, legs, and even faces of musicians and celebrities. With me today is artist extraordinaire Stacey Martin, who has been navigating this shift with her signature style, filling her appoint book for months at a time. We had a chat about what this change has looked like, the value of hard work, and how art is art, but it's business, too. Take a look. Stacey's Website Stacey's Etsy

This podcast, with Stacey Martin from Next Level Goat Tying, is a teacher, coach and she's one of the most passionate people you'll find. Stacey is full of valuable information for competitors and families of all levels. She shares tips on how to prepare yourself for competition and everyday life. “There's no secret to success, it's hard work and we are going to out work you.” Podcasts:  “Reach for the Summit”- Pat Summit Audio Books: “Relentless”- Tim Grover “The Talent Code”- Daniel Coyle Facebook: Next Level Goat Tying Instagram: @Nextlevelgoattying Website: www.NextLevelGoatTying.net

This week Stacey Martin invites Paula Forte, Family Ministry Director at Forest Hill NoDa, and Rebecca Woodman, Director of Care & Counseling, to talk about the racism and the Church. This is a conversation you do not want to miss. Together, we talk about: ◾️Creating relationships with people who look different than us ◾️Conquering the […]

This week Stacey Martin invites our Care & Counseling department to hear what it looks like to acknowledge our feelings during this time of COVID-19 and how isolation and boundaries with technology can help us do that. Hear from licensed counselors about how to use this disruption to grow emotionally and spiritually instead of numbing […]

This week Stacey Martin invites our Care & Counseling department to hear what it looks like to acknowledge our feelings during this time of COVID-19 and how isolation and boundaries with technology can help us do that. Hear from licensed counselors about how to use this disruption to grow emotionally and spiritually instead of numbing […]

Stacey Martin invites Rebecca Woodman and Maria Brady, both part of our Care & Counseling team, to discuss with us what parenting looks like in this new reality and how to re-shape our brains into what parenting looks like right now. We also dig into co-parenting, whether you’re married, single or divorced, working together on […]

Stacey Martin invites Rebecca Woodman and Maria Brady, both part of our Care & Counseling team, to discuss with us what parenting looks like in this new reality and how to re-shape our brains into what parenting looks like right now. We also dig into co-parenting, whether you're married, single or divorced, working together on […]

Stacey Martin invites Lindsay Knuckles, from the Family Ministry team at our Fort Mill location to sit down on a Zoom call to discuss the power in the story that God is writing just for you!

Stacey Martin invites Christina Sloat, Fam Min leader at our South BLVD. location, to sit down on a Zoom call to discuss how together we can remind ourselves of how God has been faithful before and will continue to be! To learn more about Forest Hill Church and dynamic life in Christ, visit https://www.fhceverybodyin.com

Stacey Martin sits down with Belinda Johnson to discuss returning to a state of peace during this unpredictable time. We rediscover how to escape the trap of anxiety from a previously aired Digging Deeper episode and learn how to live in what God wants for us right now: peace. To learn more about Forest Hill […]

Stacey Martin invites Mike Atkins a worship leader at our South Park campus, to sit down via zoom call this week to discuss how we can react in a positive way as followers of Jesus during this time of unpredictability. Looking even closer into what a dynamic life in Christ looks like. To learn more […]

Stacey Martin invites Mike Atkins a worship leader at our South Park campus, to sit down via zoom call this week to discuss how we can react in a positive way as followers of Jesus during this time of unpredictability. Looking even closer into what a dynamic life in Christ looks like. To learn more […]

Stacey Martin sit down with Jonathan Scott to discuss what it looks like to remain connected to God and each other in a time of isolation, social distancing, and COVID-19. Together, they chat through a quick introduction to the book of Mark, the realities of being tested and tempted, and what it looks like to […]

Stacey Martin sit down with Jonathan Scott to discuss what it looks like to remain connected to God and each other in a time of isolation, social distancing, and COVID-19. Together, they chat through a quick introduction to the book of Mark, the realities of being tested and tempted, and what it looks like to […]

Welcome to Bridged, a podcast about Connection. This week Jason Smith and Stacey Martin dig into the first stages of what a dynamic life in Christ looks like.

Welcome to Bridged, a podcast about Connection. This week Jason Smith and Stacey Martin dig into the first stages of what a dynamic life in Christ looks like.

Dreams, visions, risks, courage, and getting to know people different from you. It's all in this conversation between Stacey Martin and Jason Smith, Lead Pastor of Direction.

Today on EveryDay with Denise we have the privilege of hearing from Stacey Martin as she shares the story of finding her birth mother! We pray that you are encouraged and reminded of God’s faithfulness! Connect with Denise:EveryDay MinistryInstagramFacebookEmail Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode of Digging Deeper, Stacey Martin and Nick Dusenbury (Director of Finances at Forest Hill Church) sit down and take a deeper look at the biblical concept of generosity. Together they unpack what it looks like to view generosity as a lifestyle of doing good to others because of the good that's […]

Stacey Martin and Robbi Fischer dig deeper into week two of our series, A to B. Together, they chat through the difference between God's will and our purpose, what it means to reflect the glory of God, being transformed by the renewing of our minds and much more. For more information, visit foresthill.org.

Stacey Martin and Jason Smith kick off the first week of our new series, A to B. Together they dig into what it practically means to lay the foundation for 2020 by focusing on our relationship with God.

The Party is so excited to kick off this Hot Pink Monday with a great guest, Joe Hawk!! "I am Joseph John Hawk, Jr. Senior Investigator with the Pennsylvania Paranormal Association  (as seen on Animal Planet's The Haunted) I was the 1st to ever introduced a police trained K-9 into paranormal investigations, and I am the Founder of East Coast Para Con.  And I actually even have an essential oil spray (made by Urban Essentials, Stacey Martin) simply called The Hawk " Then the fun don't stop there! Up next, The Freaks, Amanda and Ryan,  talk with Alexander Ray and Amy Jo about the public event at Willows Weep and the history behind the house.