Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie sammons

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interviewed Stephanie Sammons, a certified financial planner and accomplished singer-songwriter. Sammons shares her unique journey, from a successful career in financial advisory to embracing her passion for music. Her story exemplifies how following one's passion can lead to unexpected synergies and a more fulfilling professional life. Key Takeaways Stephanie Sammons shares her journey of embracing her “passion” (as most people in the industry detest calling it) for music alongside her financial planning career, highlighting the courage needed to pursue dreams at any age. She discusses balancing her dual careers, the transferable skills between financial planning and songwriting, and the importance of community support in both fields. She emphasizes creating space for creativity through daily routines, illustrating how integrating passion into professional life can lead to a more fulfilling and enriched career. More About Stephanie Sammons Check out her Professional Website - https://sammonswealth.com/ Listen to Time and Evolution - https://stephaniesammons.com/ Follow her on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniesammons/ If you liked this episode please consider rating and reviewing the show. Click here - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-duct-tape-marketing-podcast/id78797836 scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode. Connect with John Jantsch on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/ducttapemarketing/ Stuck trying to figure out your marketing strategy? Get Your Free AI Prompts To Build A Marketing Strategy HERE - dtm.world/freeprompts

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 07/01/2024 featuring: The Old World Warblers “Shame” First E.P. (The Old World Warblers) 4:40 Heather Pierson “Up Here In the Mountains” Single (2024 Vessel) 4:04 Tre Burt “Sweet Misery” You, Yeah, You (2021 Oh Boy) 3:09 Stephanie Sammons “Living and Dying” Time and Evolution (2024 Stephanie Sammons) 4:18 RubyJoyful “On the Way to Alone” The Pie Chart of Love (2024 RubyJoyful) 4:18 Last Birds “Yellow Roses” Endless Turn of Day Into Night (2023 Last Birds) 2:43 The Brother Brothers “Lonesome” The January Album (2024 Stumbling Rose) 3:31 Abigail Lapell “Stars (feat. Great Lake Swimmers)” Anniversary (2024 Outside) 3:30 Peter Mulvey “French Bulldog” More Notes From Elsewhere (2024 Peter Mulvey) 3:15 Todd Hoke “Another Summer Evening” Headed West on 10 (2000 Niller Bean) 3:21 Toshi Reagon “Let Your Light Shine” SpiritLand (Toshi Reagon) 2:26 Jay Linden “Ordinary Sunrise” Ordinary Sunrise (2023 Jay Linden) 3:18 Tom Prasada-Rao “Everyday I Love You Even More” Hear You Laughing(Tom Prasada-Rao) 4:12

Dallas-based singer/songwriter Stephanie Sammons joins Al to introduce him to Triumph's 1986 album, The Sport of Kings. Stephanie talks about what she loves about this album and what made it an ideal album to blast on her car stereo. She and Al also talk about the interesting circumstances under which Triumph made The Sport of Kings. Stephanie discusses her evolution as a musician and songwriter and how mentors like Mary Gauthier and Emily Saliers have helped her. Al asks Stephanie about her process for writing some of the highly personal songs on her new album Time and Evolution.You can keep up with Stephanie on her website stephaniesammons.com. Also, be sure to give her a follow on Instagram. She's at @stephaniesammons.Al is on Bluesky at @almelchior.bsky.social. This show has accounts on Instagram and Threads at @youmealbum. Subscribe for free to You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter! https://youmealbum.substack.com/1:14 Stephanie joins the show2:01 Much of Stephanie's early enjoyment of The Sport of Kings took place in her car6;26 Does Stephanie lump Triumph together with Rush?8:42 Stephanie doesn't remember Triumph getting much radio airplay10:13 Stephanie pinpoints the specific things she likes about The Sport of Kings12:39 Al recognized a couple of the album's tracks right away14:34 There is one thing Stephanie doesn't like about The Sport of Kings15:40 Did Triumph rip off Boston on “Don't Love Anybody Else But Me”?18:01 Seeing Triumph live was a memorable experience for Stephanie19:22 Al hears connections between Triumph and some other bands21:09 Triumph themselves were not fans of The Sport of Kings24:13 Do the musicians Stephanie knows think that bands like Triumph and Boston are cool?28:41 Which artists did Stephanie listen to when she was in college?31:02 Stephanie got to see Rik Emmett live long after The Sport of Kings came out32:49 Stephanie talks about her progression from playing music as a hobby to “going pro”38:31 Stephanie discusses having Emily Saliers as a mentor41:50 Stephanie talks about writing songs about her relationship with her parents48:54 Stephanie shares her upcoming plansOutro music is from “Holding on to Jesus” by Stephanie Sammons.Support the Show.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 06/24/24 featuring: Joe Jencks “Let Me Sing You a Song” Poets, Philosophers, Workers & Wanderers (2017 Joe Jencks) 4:34 Mark Erelli “Northern Star (String Quintet Version)” Mark Erelli (25th Anniversary Edition) (2024 Mark Erelli) 5:17 Sunny War “Caught it from the Rye” The Laginappe Sessions (2020 Aquarium Drunkard) 3:47 Tom Rush “Glory Road” Gardens Old, Flowers New (2024 Appleseed) 2:24 Stephanie Sammons “Billboard Sign” Time and Evolution (2024 Stephanie Sammons) 4:21 Watchhouse “Wondrous Love” Watchhouse (2021 Tiptoe Tiger) 2:35 Spencer LaJoye “Shadow Puppets” Shadow Puppets (2024 Spencer LaJoye) 4:23 Crow and Gazelle “Blackbird” As Above Now so Below (2024 Crow and Gazelle) 2:05 Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer “Disappearing Man” Drum Hat Buddha (2014 Signature Sounds) 3:49 Verlon Thompson “Morning Always Wins” Out at the Barn (Verlon Thompson) 4:04 Abby Posner “Second Chances” Second Chances (2023 Blackbird) 2:31 Dana Cooper “Beauty and Ruin” The Ghost of Tucumcari (2024 Dana Cooper) 3:50 Maya De Vitry “Stacy, In Her Wedding Gown” Infinite (2023 Mad Maker Studio) 3:57 Tray Wellington “Wasted Time” Black Banjo (2022 Mountain Home) 2:35

I interviewed singer-songwriter Stephanie Sammons. We discussed:- Her new album, "Time and Evolution"- The challenge of being an empath and a songwriter- Studying with Jonatha Brooke- "I have a runnning list of interesting observations, things that move me, things that resonate with me"- The lyric "I don't want to die, but I don't want to live like this"- And more

Hello friends! Dallas and Nashville based singer-songwriter, Stephanie Sammons is my guest for episode 1380! Her new LP, Time and Evolution, produced by Mary Bragg, drops on May 3rd on streaming, CD and Vinyl. Go to stephaniesammons.com for music, tour dates and more. Stephanie and I have a great conversation about making Time and Evolution in Nashville, how the songs explore shame, vulnerability, an the complexity of being queer in a Southern, religious community, learning songwriting with her heroes like Mary Gauthier, Jonatha Brooke and more, splitting her time between Dallas and Nashville, her day job as a financial planner, songwriting, touring and much more. I had a great time getting to know Stephanie. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Find millions of songs and thousands of podcasts, AND audiobooks on Spotify. If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

You may notice that this is an extra episode this month. I wanted to make sure that we mark a special ending to the August Women, Money, and Retirement series, so at the beginning of the month I reached out to some amazing female financial professionals. I asked them all for a piece of financial wisdom to share with other women. You can hear their fantastic insight by pressing play now.  Cristina Guglielmetti's words of wisdom Cristina Guglielmettti from Future Perfect Planning offers suggestions about making 401K contributions. She recommends that you update your contributions regularly, especially if your salary has increased.  Set a goal for yourself. How much would you like to save each year? Are you reaching that goal? If your goal contribution is more than your current contribution then changing it immediately could eat into your take-home pay and disrupt your budget. Instead of trying to achieve your goal contribution all at once, try increasing your contribution rate a little at a time.  Then set a reminder for yourself to increase your contribution quarterly until you reach your target percentage. This way you won't feel the decrease in take-home pay all at once.  Small, repeatable changes are easier to keep up with which makes it easier to maintain your financial plan. Listen in to hear what else you can do to increase your retirement savings.  Jane Mepham shares financial advice passed down from her mother Jane Mepham from Elgon Financial Planning grew up in a different country in a male-dominated society which meant that she had to learn a lot to get ahead in life. When she was young, her mother shared financial advice that she uses even to this day. She knows that attitude is the key to mastering money and it will determine the strategies and tactics that you will use to plan your retirement. Enjoy these words of wisdom from her mother.  Make sure you can support yourself financially. You don't ever want to have to rely on someone else to support you.  Don't eat your future today, however enticing it is. Regardless of how tight your budget is, prioritize saving for the future.  If something affects you on a daily basis it is important. You need to know enough about it to make independent, smart decisions.  The way you spend your money should align with your values Stephanie Sammons from Sammons Financial and Stephanie McCullough from Sofia Financial have similar advice. They want you to identify what is most important to you. They both stress that you need to define your values so that you can align your spending to reflect what you value the most. All your money decisions should be in alignment with your values and your life.  Many people often separate their financial decisions from the rest of their life, however, money is connected to everything we do. By aligning your financial life with the rest of your life you will give meaning to your money.  OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN WORDS OF FINANCIAL WISDOM FROM THE EXPERTS [1:20] Cristina's recommendation [3:13] Jane Mepham's words of advice [6:25] Stephanie Sammon's proactive step to improve your financial life [9:26] Stephanie McCullough  Resources Mentioned In This Episode BOOK - How to Be Here by Rob Bell  Retirement Money Gal podcast Take Back Retirement podcast Sofia Financial - Stephanie McCullough Sammons Financial - Stephanie Sammons Elgon Financial Planning - Jane Mepham Future Perfect Planning - Cristina Guglielmetti Rock Retirement Club

In the session of the Everyday Bucket List Podcast, I chat with Stephanie Sammons of SammonsWealth.com. She gives us the lowdown on Dallas, Texas. Find fun things to do such as visiting Trinity Groves, White Lake, sporting events & more. Get a few suggestions for some of the best Dallas, Texas restaurants as well as hotel recommendations. Whether you're planning a trip for this weekend or a later date, listen to suggestions as well as her journey to trying a creative bucket list idea outside of her field.

Money and saving for your retirement doesn't have to be overwhelming and confusing. Find out from Stephanie Sammons, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, how the little things you can do now in midlife can positively effect your future retirement.

This is the podcast for women professionals and business owners who are within 5 to 15 years from retirement. If you want to know more about creating your ideal retirement on your terms, you're in the right place! Your host, Stephanie Sammons, is an experienced Certified Financial Planner™ who has been guiding independent women to and through retirement for more than 20 years. Tune in to hear strategies and tips for creating your ideal retirement on your terms as well as insights for your ongoing personal and professional growth! Learn more at https://retirementmoneygal.com

Show Highlights Stephanie shares what she is seeing with the midlife women she works with as a Certified Financial Planner and how they are asking, “Where am I going next?” Stephanie includes your mental health, physical health, spiritual health, financial health when defining your financial life Stephanie believes the first step to taking charge of your financial situation is to be aware of the need to do so Stephanie shares the four steps for women to take charge of their finances and wealth in midlife Create a master inventory of your assets, debts, insurance policies, employee benefits, wills, etc. Define your life vision Shore up your health and wellness Identify and close the gaps Terri shares her quarterly financial summary process and how she has a death binder to capture her family’s inventory Terri asks Stephanie about how to handle the emotional baggage we might have around financial planning or money in general Stephanie offers up some suggestions for how to view your wealth, and some tools to help with it, when you don’t feel wealthy   Terri’s Key Takeaway Our financial health includes our mental health, physical health, spiritual health, and our finances. References in the Podcast Piloting Your Life: https://www.pilotingyourlife.com/ LGBTQ Midlife Money Gal podcast: https://lgbtqmidlifemoney.com/category/podcast/ Stephanie Sammons CFP blog: https://sammonswealth.com/blog/ Funerals360: https://www.funerals360.com/ Death binder alternative: https://www.everplans.com/ True WELLth podcast: https://www.brightonjones.com/podcast/true-wellth Contact You can purchase Piloting Your Life (the book) on Amazon at http://bit.ly/PYL-Amazon, or you can go to https://www.pilotingyourlife.com/ to choose your preferred format and retailer and see other goodies. Stephanie can be reached through her website https://sammonswealth.com/or https://lgbtqmidlifemoney.com/. You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com. Terri blogs a variety of topics on Medium at https://medium.com/terri-hanson-mead.   Terri would love to hear from you via email at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com.

What is it like going from the heights of running a company that is growing fast and attracting gobs of VC money ... to being on your own and running a "measly lifestyle business"? Not too many people can answer that question based on experience. Sahil Lavingia of Gumroad is one of them.Sahil recently published an article titled Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company, and this week on Unemployable we extract some important lessons from this article, as well as a couple others that were recently featured in the Unemployable newsletter.It’s time for another article roundup episode with Brian, Jerod, and Kat.This week’s rundown:• Was the Game of Thrones ending really that bad? And how does Brian feel about the Game of Thrones showrunners helming the next wave of Star Wars movies? (Does he even care?) [00:35]• We reflect on the recent episode with Brian Cassel about productizing by addressing the #1 potential pitfall of trying to productize your business. [5:08]• We reflect on the recent Stephanie Sammons episode by discussing how do you take the idea of “truly knowing what you want” from a general, nebulous idea to something specific and maybe even measurable. [9:13]• Discussion of article “Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company” by Sahil Lavingia for Medium. [14:20]• Discussion of article “Mark Cuban’s Advice for Recent Graduates: Your Soft Skills Are More Important Than Coding” by Cameron Albert-Deitch for Inc. [25:44]• Discussion of article “The Value of Community: How and Why to Create (and Join) One” by Allie Decker for Authentik. [30:03]• Finally, Brian closes by teasing the next interview episodes of Unemployable. [40:56]To access the show notes, transcript, and links mentioned in this episode, view the episode page at: http://unemployable.com/podcast/discussion-episode-133

In the realm of starting and running your own business, “success” has often been defined by how much your business grows. More clients, more money, more employees.Of course, that’s a fallacy.At some point the returns of growth diminish, and you’re working harder, you’re less happy, and actually making less due to an increase in overhead and stress.Wisdom in the realm of the 7-Figure Small approach is truly knowing what you want out of your business and your life. Plus, you need to understand where the line is between good growth, and growth for its own sake.Today, Stephanie Sammons joins us to share how she’s building her solo financial advisor practice to become a sanely ambitious business. Tune in to hear ideas that will help you decide what your ideal business looks like.Unemployable is brought to you by iThemes Hosting for WordPress. iThemes is our host here at Unemployable.com, and it keeps the site fast and reliable — while not breaking the bank.To save even more, simply visit ithemes.com/bc50 to save $50 off your first year.Or head over to unemployable.com/hosting to read our full review to find out about several unique features that iThemes WordPress hosting includes at no charge — and click over to your $50 discount from there.***To access the show notes, transcript, and links mentioned in this episode, view the episode page at: http://unemployable.com/podcast/stephanie-sammons

You might know Stephanie Sammons as the founder of Wired Advisors, but as of last year, she’s also the founder of Sammons Wealth Management, a fee-only firm handling $7.5 million in assets. Now focused on high net worth clients in the LGBTQ community, Stephanie has overcome more than her fair share of struggles in the industry. In this episode, she opens up about the difficulties she faced being a gay woman in the advisory world, and ultimately how she has prevailed and continues to grow her practice to support her ideal life. Listen in to hear about her inspiring journey, as well as the major lessons she learned along the way. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here:http://www.xyplanningnetwork.com/155

Stephanie Sammons joins me on this episode of the podcast.  Stephanie is a certified financial planner, the founder of Sammons Wealth, an independent wealth management firm.  Stephanie is also a best-selling author, speaker, and recording singer-songwriter.  Stephanie was a member of our most recent ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group.  Stephanie’s songs go right to the heart of what a lot of us are feeling on a regular basis.   In this conversation, you will hear an interesting mixture of music and money!  While wearing her certified financial planner hat, Stephanie talks about wealth and why money is such a complex issue for many of us.  Stephanie believes the foundation for financial success is planning. She shares some tips for planning and describes the things you should be doing before investing.  Stephanie also talks about her ADHD diagnosis, and she plays some of her incredible music that she has written. Connect with Stephanie Sammons: Website: Website: Twitter - LinkedIn - Facebook - You’ll Learn: [03:37] - Stephanie explains the meaning behind her song, Record Time.   [04:18] - Stephanie performs the song.   [06:34] - Stephanie elaborates further on the lyrics of the song.   [07:44] - Stephanie was diagnosed at 43, and she explains what her life was like at that point in time. [10:13] - Stephanie plays “Who I Am,” which is a song about acceptance and redemption.   [15:40] - Stephanie realized at the age of 15 that she is gay.  She draws a parallel to ADHD and loving who you are. [19:33] - Being a financial planner and having ADHD is a pretty impressive accomplishment. Stephanie talks about this.  [21:59] - Stephanie defines “wealth” and talks more about her career. [30:20] - Many of us find money to be boring and complex. Stephanie explains that many people take an apathetic approach to money.   [31:39] - Stephanie talks about the importance of planning.   [32:44] - Stephanie lists some questions a financial planner will ask you. [34:34] - According to Stephanie, you don’t know if you’re saving enough money until you know where you want to be and when you want to retire.   [39:43] - Stephanie shares an action step for financial planning, automation. [42:56] - Stephanie explains what an index fund is. [45:09] - Before you start thinking about investing, there are other things you should do. Stephanie tells you how to lay the groundwork.   [47:38] - Stephanie talks about the larger purchase in life.   [51:18] - The best advice Stephanie ever received was, “Don’t use credit cards.”   [52:58] - We talk about college and the climbing costs.   [55:00] - Stephanie talks about the “buckets” you should start saving in. [59:29] - Stephanie describes her ideal client. Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles: ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group The 11th season of our ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group starts on January 8th, and it is already full!  However, we do have a waiting list.  You can go to my website claim your spot on that list. Go to . Registration goes through Wednesday, November 22nd.   Support the podcast on Patreon Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  Learn more at ADHD reWired Facebook Group: If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to and fill out an application. Productivity Q&A Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm.  Go to . Want to be a guest? Hey! What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

What if you had more than 20 years of financial services experience, then decided to start over and build a new RIA from scratch? Do you think you could take those decades of experience and build a new RIA in tune with the times? That's exactly what Stephanie Sammons is doing with her new RIA, SammonsWealth. Talk about a multi-hyphenate: Stephanie Sammons is the Founder and CEO of SammonsWealth, a best-selling author, a Certified Financial Planner, a speaker, a business coach ... and a singer-songwriter who just released a new EP in April! And for good measure, her 20+ years of financial advisory experience also includes successful runs at Merrill Lynch and UBS. On today's show, Stephanie explains how she drew on her wide variety of experience to go independent, and create a new RIA with a personalized approach.

Episode 6 of Landscape Digital Show reveals why marketing consistency that shows up for an audience gets progressively better and grows that audience. If your marketing shows up at the same time and day on whatever frequency you choose, you will build an audience. It’s as simple as that. You have to be there for […] The post Marketing Consistency: Everything Starts with Showing Up appeared first on Landscape Digital Institute.

Number one best-selling author Stephanie Sammons brings you a proven formula for building your influence on LinkedIn Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia are psyched to present Stephanie Sammons, author of the #1 best-selling book Linked to Influence. Stephanie shares a three-part formula for creating an active and engaged following on LinkedIn (and beyond). Stephanie shares... Listen to episode

Stephanie Sammons is a Gen X corporate renegade turned entrepreneur and author of Linked to Influence, an Amazon #1 bestseller. Stephanie is also a speaker, coach, and online thought leader who teaches entrepreneurs how to build digital (and real-life) influence to achieve their ideal work life.

Are you active on LinkedIn? Want to use it to connect with potential partners and prospects?  In this episode I interview Stephanie Sammons, a social media strategist who specializes in LinkedIn. She's written extensively for Social Media Examiner about LinkedIn.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/166

In today’s episode of the AOPT, we’re talking about LinkedIn ads with LinkedIn expert Stephanie Sammons. If your target customer is a professional who is on the more affluent side, LinkedIn is a platform that you may want to consider testing if you’re not already. Stephanie has been writing about, consulting on and speaking about LinkedIn for 4 and a half years and gotten into the paid ads side of it over the past year and a half or so. She primarily worked with financial advisors and firms, lawyers, accountants and professional services entrepreneurs.

Stephanie Sammons is founder and CEO of Wired Advisor.com, a digital leadership platform that is primarily focused on the financial services industry and professional services. Stephanie also consults on how to excel at digital leadership, building online influence and trust, and growing digital equity in the age of social media.

Stephanie Sammons is an entrepreneur, a digital business and marketing strategist, and a Certified Financial Planner. She teaches entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals how to build personal digital influence and create a more powerful, productive, and profitable digital presence. Stephanie was recently named one of the Top 10 Most Influential women on Twitter and a Top 25 Social Media Expert by LinkedIn.

Do you publish long-form content? Are you wondering if the new LinkedIn publishing platform can help your business? In this episode, I interview Stephanie Sammons, a LinkedIn marketing expert and CEO of Wired Advisor, a digital marketing platform that helps financial advisors create and publish content. She blogs at Build Online Influence.  Show Notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/89

LinkedIn is a powerful tool for networking, prospecting, reputation management and reaching more of your ideal customers. Yet so many small businesses ignore it's reach in favor of Facebook or Twitter. Discover how your small business can leverage the power of the world's premier social platform for businesses, how you can create an irresistible profile, get the most out of LinkedIn groups, and whether you should upgrade to the Premium LinkedIn with Linkedin expert Stephanie Sammons. http://www.themarketingagents.com/20

Do you use LinkedIn for business? Are you wondering how you can use LinkedIn to generate quality leads? In this episode, I interview Stephanie Sammons, who blogs at Build Online Influence and is the CEO of Wired Advisor—a firm that helps those in the financial industry. She also writes exclusively about LinkedIn for Social Media Examiner. Show Notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/30

Stephanie Sammons is Founder and CEO of WiredAdvisor.com, a digital leadership platform that is primarily focused on the financial services industry and professional services. Stephanie also consults on how to excel at digital leadership, building online influence and trust, and growing digital equity in the age of social media.