Podcast appearances and mentions of stefanie frank

“Be resilient”  on the Daily Grind ☕️, your weekly goal-driven podcast. This episode features Kelly Johnson @kellyfastruns and special guest Stefanie Frank, co-founder of Frankly Good Coffee, a small coffee roaster in Boulder City, Nevada, whose mission is to provide customers with high quality, not your run-of-the-mill coffee. S6 Episode 42: 01/28/2024 Featuring Kelly Johnson with Special Guest Stefanie Frank Audio Credit Intro and Outro: Daniel Chayra Follow Our Podcast: Instagram: @dailygrindpod https://www.instagram.com/dailygrindpod/   Twitter: @dailygrindpod https://www.twitter.com/dailygrindpod   Podcast Website: https://direct.me/dailygrindpod   Follow Our Special Guest: Instagram: @franklygoodcoffee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FranklyGoodCoffee/  Twitter: @Stefanie_Frank  Website: https://www.franklygoodcoffee.com/

Stefanie Frank is Vice President and Associate General Counsel at Thriveworks. For three years, so far, she's been able to support a large admin and clinical team helping people live happier lives through counseling and therapy. Prior to Thriveworks, Stefanie was Associate Counsel at the Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. In her free time, she loves weightlifting, running, and some hard rock with a bit of metal on the side. She spends her time with her fiancé and cat, Bella. When constant fires pop up in a corporate situation, an in-house legal generalist is there to assist. Join Stefanie as she discusses her journey though being a in-house attorney generalist for the past eight years. How to navigate every day problems, big projects, and a generalist legal team. She shares where she gets her inspiration from, and her current journey into thought leadership. Diving into how these two things work together to make a better in-house attorney.

In this installment of Contract Heroes, we had the opportunity to chat with Vice President Associate General Counsel at Thriveworks, Stefanie Frank. Stefanie has been practicing law for about 8 years, having attended law school in North Carolina. She became the second attorney employed by Thriveworks, a mental health organization that offers both in-person and virtual appointments with licensed clinicians across all 50 states.Throughout our conversation, Stefanie shared her experiences working with a very small in-house legal team as well as some of the nuances that come with managing contracts and legal issues in the realm of healthcare. Listen in to discover how she and her team have adapted to the ever-changing regulations of the healthcare system and the unique needs they sought to meet when selecting their own contract management tool.

Stefanie Frank, JD, former legal counsel for AAMFT, discusses common questions, gray areas, and ethical dilemmas about interfacing with the legal system as a systemic family therapist. She covers a wide berth of topics including best practices for expert witnesses, responding to subpoenas, HIPAA compliance, notetaking, and privilege, and termination as part of ethical practice.

The plague—well, its non-lethal variant—has swept over the Travis household, which has left yours truly and my kids more or less incapacitated. Remember how in last week’s episode I discussed how our brain can trip us up as we get closer to our goal? Well, sometimes the obstacles are external and completely out of our control. Like the flu. In these moments, we can either let the roadblock stop us from finishing or we find a way around it. I always opt to find a different route and I hope you will too. For this special occasion I’m revisiting one of the early interviews from my previous series, Healthy High Performer. My guest, Stefanie Frank is a TEDx speaker, copywriter, and co-founder of ‪Frankly Good Coffee‬, a company that believes in facilitating conversations around creative ideas and supporting innovation for themselves and others. She’s gone toe-to-toe with that limiting voice we all know that says “you can’t do that”, and learned how to push through it. Stefanie is passionate about the importance creativity plays in everyone’s life and wants it to be celebrated - which is why it’s the theme in her own business. To boot, she’s also part of my Mastermind group, Ascend. In this episode, Stefanie explores the unexpected path she’s taken to get where she is now, reveals the personal and very physical challenge she overcame, and suggests some handy ways you can unleash your hidden creative talents. The Finer Details of This Episode: - How Stefanie went from working as a litigation attorney, to writing copy for various websites, to founding her own coffee company, and what prompted her to shift gears in such a major way. - Why Stefanie’s husband Glen was key to pushing her from being unhealthy, overwhelmed and depressed to making a major change and pursuing a new dream. - The little voice in Stefanie’s head that pushed her to complete a triathlon and eventually the Silverman. - How exercise played a role in shifting  Stefanie’s confidence and how it helps her in her career. - The role creativity plays in Stefanie’s personal well-being and how she manages Frankly Good Coffee. - Understanding the forms creativity can take, and how to foster your own creative impulses. - How Stefanie’s fear of judgment has complicated her drive for success. - The three main men in Stefanie’s life and why’ve they’ve been incredibly important to her success. - The novel that made Stefanie realize that even the biggest, most complicated stories can come together in the end. - Stefanie’s challenge to listeners that she hopes you will take action on. Quotes: “I would have risked my relationship if I had ignored all that and kept going.” “If you’re gonna hire a coach, you should really have due diligence and make sure it’s a good match.” “I knew I could do whatever I set my mind to.” “Exercise has the obvious physical benefits but it keeps me straight mentally too.” “I believe everyone is creative innately even if you don’t work in a ‘creative job’.” “Sometimes you need to write the actual crappy thoughts that you’re having and you can just let them go more easily.” Guest Links: Stefanie’s homepage - https://stefaniefrank.com/ Fuel Your Creative Ideas podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1481600549 Frankly Good Coffee - https://www.franklygoodcoffee.com/ Frankly Good Coffee on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/franklygoodcoffee/ “Tell Relevant Stories” TEDx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lAWZufEY8M Show Links: Sign up for the Kelly Travis newsletter at http://www.kellytravis.net/newsletter.  The Spokes of Life free downloadable - https://kellythealth.lpages.co/hfs-spokes-of-life/ Ascend Mastermind - http://www.kellytravis.net/ascend

This week, I’m chatting with another highly ambitious woman who is part of the Ascend mastermind community, Kimberly Kindig. Kimberly is the CEO of Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada. A Las Vegas native, she’s worked in nonprofits for most of her career and is passionate about building and strengthening our community. But like many of us, Kimberly felt a bit out of alignment with her work and her life, and she knew she needed to move out of her comfort zone and take action towards creating change - both personally and professionally. In this interview Kimberly will share the remarkable transitions and transformations she experienced once she became crystal clear on her values and goals. From creating simple habits that improved her wellbeing to beefing up her confidence muscle so she could take a risk, she has definitely “ascended”. If you’re having difficulty figuring out how to get “unstuck” in your career or your life, and perhaps unclear about what you may even want, this conversation is for YOU. REMINDER!! My Ascend Mastermind’s current cohort is open for the next three weeks and starts in November. You will have the opportunity to work with other badass, ambitious women all year long as you work to reach your goals. If you want to master how you think, act and feel so you can create the business and lifestyle that you want, then apply at http://www.kellytravis.net/ascend. And be sure to listen to the end of this episode, where I delve into the changes that will be coming to this podcast very soon. The Finer Details of This Episode: - What was the biggest challenge Kimberly faced in her life prior to her joining my Ascend Mastermind. - Discussing the dissatisfaction Kimberly felt that propelled her to seek out the company and support of other driven women like herself. - What’s changed for Kimberly since she opened herself up to the reinforcement and shared trust of my Mastermind. - How Kimberly went about making the necessary shifts in her mindset and lifestyle in order to get the most out of Ascend. - Kimberly’s powerful advice for those currently on the fence about enrolling in my Ascend Mastermind. - BIG NEWS: Why I’m changing the name of the Healthy High Performer podcast, which important things will remain the same, and who you can expect to hear from for the remainder of the year. Quotes: “Working in the nonprofit space takes a lot of energy and passion and you have to be able to bring it every day.” “It’s okay for me to want the things I want.” “Making that change has really created space for me to be able to really take a look at my health and focus on healthy habits.” “The investment into Ascend is really and truly an investment into someone’s personal growth.”   Show Links: Ascend Mastermind - http://www.kellytravis.net/ascend Unapologetically Ascending: Less Self-Doubt and More Action with Stacey Wedding - http://healthyhighperformer.libsyn.com/19-unapologetically-ascending-less-self-doubt-and-more-action-with-stacey-wedding How a Stressed-Out Attorney Went from Self-Doubt to Self-Belief and Started Going After Big Goals in Business and Life with Stefanie Frank - http://healthyhighperformer.libsyn.com/frankly-good-advice-with-stefanie-frank Candlelighters homepage - https://candlelighters.net/

Production team:Host : Maria XenidouProducer: Julie-Roxane KrikorianIntroduction Voice: David BourneContact us:impactlearningpodcast@gmail.comMusic credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsTransition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle PunksWhere to find Stefanie Faye Frank:Stefanie's LinkedInStefaniefayefrank.comYoutube channelPodcast - Mindset Neuroscience PodcastUpcoming TEDx TalkStefanie's courses: http://stefaniefayefrank.com/store/The Growth Mindset CourseMentioned in this episodeMIT Physicist Max Erik TegmarkAngela Duckworth - the Grit researcherNY Times Article on Gabriele Oettingen and the concept of Mental ContrastingGabriele Oettingen's Wikipedia pageTo go further on Self-directed Neuroplasticity:Jeffrey M. Schwartz's websiteHis Wikipedia pageHis book: The Mind and the Brain: Neuroplasticity and the Power of Mental Force with co-author Sharon BegleyDr. Mario BeauregardArticles:Neuroplasticity: Self-Directed Neuroplasticity ExercisesSelf-Directed Neuroplasticity: Consciously Changing Your Brain FunctionPaper by Tim Klein, Beth Kendall and Theresa Tougas, Changing Brains, Changing Lives: Researching the Lived Experience of Individuals Practicing Self-Directed NeuroplasticityListen to this episode and explore:How to develop a growth mindset? (3:09)- Safe environment- Knowing the neuroplasticity science behind it- Celebrating mistakes- Acknowledging the micro progressTeachers need to be learners and model mistakes as well (9:47)Self-directed neuroplasticity: Intention, Visualization, Action (13:21)The mark Stefanie wants to leave during her lifetime (28:09)

Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Where to find Stefanie Faye Frank: Stefanie's LinkedIn Stefaniefayefrank.com Youtube channel Podcast - Mindset Neuroscience Podcast Upcoming TEDx Talk Stefanie's courses: http://stefaniefayefrank.com/store/ The Growth Mindset Course Mentioned in this episode MIT Physicist Max Erik Tegmark Angela Duckworth - the Grit researcher NY Times Article on Gabriele Oettingen and the concept of Mental Contrasting Gabriele Oettingen's Wikipedia page To go further on Self-directed Neuroplasticity: Jeffrey M. Schwartz's website His Wikipedia page His book: The Mind and the Brain: Neuroplasticity and the Power of Mental Force with co-author Sharon Begley Dr. Mario Beauregard Articles: Neuroplasticity: Self-Directed Neuroplasticity Exercises Self-Directed Neuroplasticity: Consciously Changing Your Brain Function Paper by Tim Klein, Beth Kendall and Theresa Tougas, Changing Brains, Changing Lives: Researching the Lived Experience of Individuals Practicing Self-Directed Neuroplasticity Listen to this episode and explore: Childhood: camping and creating her own radio shows (2:58) University and beyond: a multifaceted path leading to neuroscience (7:31) Stefanie’s defining moment (16:52) What she learnt in previous careers that she still uses now (19:08) Is a growth mindset innate or can we cultivate it? (20:51) Why are our brains different? The case of identical twins (28:20) The importance of celebrating mistakes (35:03) Why do we respond to mistakes differently? (41:33)

  Stefanie Frank is a TEDx speaker, copywriter, and co-founder of ‪Frankly Good Coffee‬, a company that believes in facilitating conversations around creative ideas and supporting innovation for themselves and others. From Attorney to Creative Director in her own business, Stefanie has learned the importance of prioritizing her health and well-being in order to tackle challenges and reach new levels of success. She has gone toe-to-toe with that limiting voice that says “you can’t do that”, and learned how to push through it. Stefanie is passionate about the importance creativity plays in everyone’s life and wants it to be celebrated - which is why it’s the theme in her own business. Stefanie is also part of Kelly’s Mastermind group, Ascend, which is a year-long program for high-achieving women who want to meet their goals while still keeping their health in check.   In this episode, Stefanie explores the unexpected path she’s taken to get where she is now, reveals the personal and very physical challenge she overcame, and suggests some handy ways you can unleash your hidden creative talents.   The Finer Details of This Episode:   - How Stefanie went from working as a litigation attorney, to writing copy for various websites, to founding her own coffee company, and what prompted her to shift gears in such a major way.   - Why Stefanie’s husband Glen was key to pushing her from being unhealthy, overwhelmed and depressed to making a major change and pursuing a new dream.   - The little voice in Stefanie’s head that pushed her to complete a triathlon and eventually the Silverman.   - The role creativity plays in Stefanie’s personal well-being and how she manages Frankly Good Coffee.    - Stefanie’s challenge to listeners that she hopes you will take action on. Quotes:   “I would have risked my relationship if I had ignored all that and kept going.”   “I knew I could do whatever I set my mind to.”   “Exercise has the obvious physical benefits but it keeps me straight mentally too.”   “I believe everyone is creative innately even if you don’t work in a ‘creative job’.”   This episode is brought to you by Health Fuels Success - if you are looking to start prioritizing your health and well-being in order to achieve your big goals (or, like Stef, you feel stuck in overwhelm and need to make a drastic change), you’ll want to enroll in the course, launching June 2019. Sign up to be the first to know when the program goes live (and also grab a freebie to get started!).   Guest Links:   Frankly Good Coffee - https://www.franklygoodcoffee.com/   Frankly Good Coffee on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/franklygoodcoffee/   “Tell Relevant Stories” TEDx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lAWZufEY8M   Show Links:   Kelly’s homepage - http://www.kellytravis.net   Podcast homepage - http://www.kellytravis.net/podcast   Health Fuels Success (check out the Simple Healthy Habits starter kit) - http://www.kellytravis.net/hfs  

I was joined today by Stefanie Frank.  Stefanie is a self-professed nerd, Neuroscientist, and advocate for Growth Mindsets.  I hope you find this interview as valuable as I did.

You’ve been checking off all the marketing tasks you were told to do. But after six months of disappointing results, you’re wondering what the heck is going on. Why aren’t you getting clients?! That’s the question this podcast season of Unforgettable has attempted to answer. Beyond interviewing experts like Stefanie Frank, Alexia Vernon, and Amanda Berlin, I’ve also chatted with new coaches and entrepreneurs about their experiences going from confused to clear. And from clear to finally getting clients. Plus, I’ve gotten on my soapbox a handful of times to talk about stuff like why using the “right” words in your message doesn’t really matter and how flowery language is hurting your business.I know you’re more than capable of filling your calendar with ideal clients. So my job is to make sure you have the tools so you can do that easily and effectively. That’s why today’s episode gives you one final tool to use before next season. In it, I ask six questions to help you figure out why you’re not getting clients. Together, we’ll narrow in on what’s stopping ideal clients from paying you. You might be surprised by your answers, and I hope they lead you to solutions that have been closer than you realized. Six Q’s 1. Has your message evolved in the past 6 months? How has it evolved? 2. Have you slipped back into talking about your tools versus the problem you solve? This is the time to reset that. 3. Where are you using flowery language? Are you saying exactly what you mean, being clear instead of clever? 4. Where might you be over-communicating? 5. Have you been scared to niche down? If you could niche down to be a little more specific, what might it look like? 6. In what areas have you been overthinking your message and letting perfectionism keep you from moving forward or putting yourself out there? What to Do Now: The season may be over, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways for me to support you. Here are a few free ways we can hang out during the break: 1) Join the Unforgettable Facebook group. - This group is for coaches and solopreneurs seeking feedback on the message behind their brands and offerings. Join here. 2) Get regular updates. - If you want to know when the next season airs, make sure you’re subscribed to the email list. You can sign up here. 3) Have a clarity call with me. - If you’re feeling lost and aren’t sure what your next step should be to start getting clients, sign up for a free clarity call with me. I’ll mention how we can work together, but there are no strings attached. Book your free call here. And if you’re ready to do more focused, intentional work with me, here are a couple of ways we can work together: 1) Join the next round of Get Clear, Get Clients. - I run this virtual group program throughout the year for a select group of entrepreneurs who want to stop struggling to get clients. Find out when the next round is happening and read more details here. 2) Join the Fun & Fierce Coach Program. - Many new coaches give up when they’re just inches away from the tools that could lead them to success. Instead of struggling to get clients and offering your services for free, the Fun & Fierce Coach Program offers a 3-step system that will allow you to focus, remove the overwhelm and do exactly what is needed to take your coaching biz from feeling like a hobby to actually having clients pay you so you can finally begin helping people...and having FUN while doing it. Read more details here. It was so much fun sharing all of my favorite tips and tools with you! Thanks for being a listener this season. :) XO,

How do you move a potential client to action? It’s not about pretty branding, belonging to the right Facebook groups, or even an archive of blog posts. What it IS about: the words we choose to use when communicating with that potential client. Lots of online gurus make copywriting sound complicated and overwhelming, and those of us who lead from our hearts get turned off by the fear of feeling sleazy and scammy. But there are basic principles that will help you connect with your ideal client in a connection-based and genuine way. In today’s episode, I dig in with my guest Stefanie Frank -- copywriter, trainer, and my speaking BFF -- into how to be persuasive when writing copy for your sales pages, newsletters, about page, and blog posts without making your clients feel sold to. "The heart and soul of persuasion is inspiring someone to take an action.” - Stefanie Frank Announcements: I have a few limited Clarity Call spots this month to help you uncover one strategic shift that will lead to the results you seek. Click here to book a call. Did you have an aha moment while listening to this episode? Head over to the Unforgettable Facebook group and share it. In today's episode, you'll learn: How to structure your about page, homepage, and headlines so they’re compelling and resonate with your ideal client What the “me, me, me” factor is and how it’s hurting your conversions Why you should always be listening to what others are saying (hint: when Stefanie writes copy, 80% of what she needs lives in someone else’s head!) How to show you understand what your ideal clients are going through so they’ll feel more connected to you and ready to listen to your solution Which three resources Stefanie repeatedly uses when she writes copy Links from the Episode Stefanie Frank’s website Frankly Good Coffee Marcus Sheridan Copywriting formulas Warmth,    

When I stepped offstage after my TEDx talk, I felt in full alignment with my brand message. Anybody in the audience that day would have wholeheartedly agreed that I was passionate and clear. What they wouldn’t have seen, though, was that I wasn’t excited about the work I was doing with my clients. And as a result, I was making no money. Maybe, like me, you’ve realized that having a strong brand message isn’t enough. Or on the flipside, you’ve realized that loving the work you do with clients doesn’t keep your business in the black. If that’s the case then you’ll definitely want to tune into today’s episode because I’m diving deeper into why a lack of alignment on either of these levels may likely be what’s holding your business back. AND what to do about it. Announcements: If you need support in what I talked about, I’ve got a few spots open for free Clarity Calls this month. Use yours to get clear and focused on what strategic shift will make your ideal clients happily say ‘yes’ to working with you. Are you in the Unforgettable Facebook group yet? Join us! I’ll send you a BIG virtual hug if you rate & review Unforgettable on iTunes.   Warmth,  Adria P.S. Next week I’m chatting with my FAVORITE copywriter, Stefanie Frank. She’s going to help you write compelling copy that doesn’t make your clients feel sold to, so don’t miss it! Click here to be updated on every new podcast episode.

We're excited to announce the name of our new Facebook Live show, Small Biz Power.  In this episode, we invite you to join our Facebook Group and we've got a tip for improving your on-camera presence (great if you're making a video for your business). This week's featured guest is Stefanie Frank, copywriter, speaker, and trainer, and owner of Frankly Good Coffee.  Stef's got a special announcement (here first) about a cold brew coming to Las Vegas! Visit Radetich Marketing & Media for details and transcript!

On this episode of the Feed Your Hustle Podcast, I talk with Stefanie Frank, a driven business woman with an ability to keep moving forward and barrel through challenges with shear determination. WE TALK ABOUT OVERWHELM AND THE RESISTANCE SHE OFTEN HAS TO EATING WELL, HOW SHE'S FOUND PEACE WITH OCCASIONALLY FALLING OFF THE WAGON, AND TIE IT ALL TOGETHER WITH HOW SHE TAKES TIME OFF AND USES DOWN TIME TO RECHARGE AND POWER THROUGH. Stefanie Frank quit her job as a litigation attorney in 2006, started a business that failed within a year, and discovered triathlon. After finishing the Silverman half iron distance triathlon in November, 2008, she founded a writing business - and realized her purpose was to help high achieving, values based businesses connect and develop relationships online - through powerful gimmick-free writing. Stef has helped businesses across industries communicate clearly and authentically to connect with their ideal clients - her clients and audiences have experienced powerful shifts in the way they see themselves and their stories.  Stef is a proud graduate of the UNLV Honors College (and received the Honors College Alumni of the Year Award in 2001) and Gonzaga School of Law. Stef is also a powerful storyteller and my TEDx accountability buddy - we're both talking at TEDxFremontEastWomen in May 2015. (Yep, I'm taking the stage with a talk titled "How food fuels hustle" ;) ) IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: How someone who doesn't like to meal plan, grocery shop, or cook eats well during the workweek (even when she's feeling overwhelmed) What she does one week out of every month to keep her feeling free and recharged How she moves her body right now and why it's critically different from training for triathlons  Her go-to snack for feeding her hustle (that she always brings to our coworking sessions) The never-before-shared secret that gets her unblocked and inspiration flowing  The technique she uses to eat well even when it's hard to tear away from projects (hint: this comes from my bag of tricks)  Full show notes at adriadecorte.com/episode4

Why is great writing and content marketing so important to the modern Small Business Owner? Join me and my guest Stephanie Frank to find out. Stefanie Frank is an entrepreneur and triathlete who lives, works and trains in southern Nevada, USA. She supports entrepreneurs and small business owners to write clear, influential, inspiring marketing materials that not only get bottom line results but are aligned with each client's big vision of why she's in business.   Stef writes awesome, customized content for private clients, offers private writing coaching, and has created an affordable high level “do it yourself” writing and content marketing program for creative, forward thinking entrepreneurs who believe in the power of great writing to help effect change in the world. Today's show is sponsored by WIN Cleveland and Vision 21. WIN Cleveland is an organization that empowers female professionals by creating new access points for individual business development. They support one another by providing continual professional growth, sharing a wide variety of ideas and resources and assisting select women-based charities within their community. Visit www.wincleveland.org for more information. Vision 21 is an entrepreneur resource and development center that was created to assist established and aspiring entrepreneurs successfully launch and grow small business enterprises throughout Greater Cleveland. Visit www.visiontwentyone.org for details.