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Episode 054 / Do you want to be a successful writer? Friendships with other writers can be a big factor in contributing to a long career. Romance and cozy mystery author Cheryl Phipps joins us this week to talk about how her writer friends spur her on to greater achievements in writing and promotion. We also talk about her move into cozy mystery. Intro links: Cincy Book Bus Jami’s Bernie Sanders meme video Jami’s New Author Discovery newsletter application form ScribeCount - New site for wide authors to keep track of sales data Out of the Box promo ideas from Bookbub Partners Blog - wearable swag from book covers and special editions similar to Sara’s snowflake special edition Come over and say hi to Jami and Sara in the WIKT Facebook group! You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. In this podcast episode, you’ll discover: How the definition of success changes over time Why needing to improve in writing craft shouldn’t keep you from getting started writing Why Cheryl wishes she’d known not to be afraid of marketing--Facebook ads in particular Cheryl’s move into cozy mystery How to make writer friends Why Cheryl prioritizes getting the words down How Cheryl juggles writing both romance and cozy The difference in the structure of Cheryl’s cozy and romance series How Cheryl handles the romance subplot in her cozies The importance of surrounding yourself with encouraging people Genres discussed include romance and cozy mystery. Links: Cheryl Phipps websites: www.cherylphipps.com www.caphipps.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/CherylAPhipps Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cheryl.phipps6/ Facebook Author Page: http://www.cherylphipps.com https://www.facebook.com/authorcaphipps SPA Girls podcast WIKT Interview with Wendy Vella The Big List of Craft and marketing books mentioned on WIKT podcast episodes

Cheryl Tan is a journalist, business owner, media trainer, and video coach who helps entrepreneurs show up better on camera. Because she is a video marketing and video creation expert, Cheryl is back on the show to discuss her five-part, no-fail framework for leveraging videos to grow your business.  Tune in to learn the importance of using video as a marketing and growth tactic (especially in 2021), getting comfortable with creating relevant video content for your ideal audience, how to utilize videos as sales, customer support, and public relations tools, and even the best methods of promoting your unique video content.   During this interview, we discuss:  2:18 – Cheryl’s background   3:24 – Why you need to start using video in your business  5:36 – Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable and the imperfect: The more you create videos, the better you’ll get!  8:58 – The 5 P’s of Cheryl’s video formula  10:51 – Preparing for video creation: Camera, audio, and lighting  12:17 –  Positioning: Who are you connecting with? How are you going to connect with your audience?  15:24 – Process: Your creative process, scheduling, live videos, and getting support for your video creation process + A tip for getting comfortable in front of the camera  22:01 – Publishing: Overcoming the fear of uncertainty + Videos as a time-saving sales tool   28:42 – Promoting: Where and how to promote your video content + Understanding the motives behind promotion  34:55 – Why Cheryl created this framework  37:02 – Video isn’t about going viral, it’s about connecting with and showing who you are to your audience.  38:59 – How to connect with Cheryl  Plus, a whole lot more! Resources:  Cheryl’s YouTube  Instagram  CherylTanMedia.com   ————————-  If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode.  Connect with Dennis Brown   AskDennisBrown.com  LinkedIn  Twitter  Instagram [Free Giveaways] 

This week on the podcast I talk to British spouse Cheryl about her Australian posting experience.     Cheryl and I also talk about;     Her military member being sent to Iraq in the first year of their relationship Some of the differences between the British and Australian military Why a lot of military families choose MWDU in the UK What it was like to move to Australia and find her feet in Oz How COVID and living in Victoria during lockdown has impacted their Australian Posting experience Her positive review of living on base at Puckapunyal The uncertainty surrounding when they will be allowed to post out Why Cheryl isn't rushing to return home and is happy to stay in Australia longer Ready to join the MWL community? Click through the link to get connected xx www.militarywifelife.com.au

Today on the podcast, Phil interviews three professionals in the oil and gas industry to discuss their experiences of using SherWare, Inc. He chats with each guest one-on-one to hear how they found SherWare, Inc., what they like most about the software, their advice for someone considering making a switch and more. You’ll get to hear from seasoned professionals with many decades of experience in the oil and gas industry about how this software could help to improve your reporting, data, efficiency and save you many hours each month.  Here are some of the things you can look forward to in this episode: Three interviews with people from the oil and gas industry on their experience using SherWare, Inc.  Why these SherWare, Inc. customers rave about the software Differences that SherWare, Inc. customers have seen from this software vs. competitors’ software   Highlights: 2:57 John’s experience of selling Alliance Petroleum Corporation and not being ready to leave the oil and gas industry 3:30 Looking for a software for his new company and stumbling upon SherWare, Inc. 4:32 How much time the software has saved John and what he uses it for 7:37 John’s advice for someone in oil and gas looking for software to use for their business 8:39 Cheryl’s position within Buckeye Oil Producing Company 8:52 Why she was searching for a new platform for her distributions 9:53 The biggest differences that they’ve had since using SherWare, Inc.  11:24 Why Cheryl loves the ease of use with the software 11:59 What Robert does as the founder of BoCor Holdings, LLC 13:01 Why Robert decided to use SherWare, Inc. over its competitors 14:17 Robert’s experience with using SherWare, Inc.  15:14 How SherWare, Inc. has evolved its software to fit client’s wants and needs 16:10 The simplicity of the auditing data and reports  17:34 His advice for someone choosing an oil and gas software   About Robert: Robert Hutcheson received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the John Carroll University in 1990. Upon completion of his undergraduate studies, Robert spent two years with Canton Oil Well Service, Inc. from 1990 to 1992. In 1992, Robert furthered his business studies at the Ohio State University and graduated with his Master’s in Business Administration in 1994. From 1994 through 2000, Robert worked for Accenture (aka Andersen Consulting). Robert returned to Canton Oil Well in 2000 in a consulting capacity. In 2001, Robert became one of the original Members of the newly incorporated entity, BoCor Holdings, L.L.C. Robert’s primary role within BoCor is to manage all administrative aspects of the business, including accounting, finance, legal, and marketing. Connect with Robert: Website About Cheryl: Cheryl Becker is the office manager for Buckeye Oil Producing Company and has worked for the company for 32 years.  Connect with Cheryl: Website About John: John Miller has over 40 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. He is the former president and CEO of Alliance Petroleum Corporation. After selling that company, he wasn’t ready to get out of the business and with two partners, formed AIM Energy, LLC.  About SherWare, Inc. If you’re enjoying this episode, please subscribe to our podcast and share with a friend! We also love ratings and reviews on Apple podcasts.   SherWare creates software to simplify your accounting needs so you have more time to do the things that matter. We serve independent oil and gas operators, accountants and investors with a platform to manage their distributions and joint-interest billings on a platform -- and we’re the only software on the market that can integrate with your QuickBooks company. Click here to watch a demo of the software in action right now.

  On this episode of "This is What Midlife Looks Like," I'm introducing you to Cheryl Ford. Cheryl has a lot going on in her life, and that's why she's the perfect guest to have in the new series, Not only is she first and foremost a phenomenal midlife woman, Cheryl is also a wife and mother, she manages a team of community care workers at Parkinson's UK, she's a Certified Health Coach, and she's also an entrepreneur. Cheryl shows us what her midlife looks like! Cheryl and I chat about: Living in the moment — in here and now. The impact of mindfulness. Goal setting versus planning. Living your passion. Health, wellness and self-care. Challenges in midlife. The challenge of moving from America to England during midlife. Why Cheryl is happy with the woman she has become in midlife. ****** Midlife-A-Go-Go the podcast! Be sure to listen, download, subscribe and pass it along. For show notes, go to Season 2, Episode 1. Visit Midlife-A-Go-Go  

Having a showroom can be an amazing calling card and home base for interior designers. But is it worth the overhead and the headaches? On today’s episode, Cheryl Kees Clendenon answers all your questions about showrooms. Cheryl Kees Clendenon is the owner and lead designer of In Detail Interiors on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Her innovative work has earned her firm more awards than any other firm on the Gulf Coast, and Cheryl is also an accomplished business coach to interior designers. On today’s episode she talks about why she opened a showroom, how it’s benefited her business, and convinces Darla she should open her own (if she can get Natalie to agree). What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [1:25] Mel Gibson has nothing on Darla [9:27] The nitty, not the gritty, on showrooms [11:15] The research you need to do [12:42] Getting the best pricing possible [17:22] Striking deals with vendors [19:24] You have to be capitalized [23:45] Why Cheryl does not believe discounts [30:30] How Cheryl communicates pricing with clients [36:14] Will a showroom get you more clients? [40:34] Why are designers afraid to open a showroom? [49:42] You need a good business plan [53:50] Cheryl’s coaching business [40:40] Whut up, Wingnut? Connect with Cheryl Kees Clendenon In Detail Interiors Small Business Think Big on Facebook Resources & People Mentioned Register for Darla’s event with Nicole Heymer at High Point How Successful People Think Biocentrism Having a showroom means you don’t have to worry about getting shopped One of the major concerns for interior designers is, of course, getting shopped. A customer asks you how much something might cost, and then they scour the internet looking for a better price. But Cheryl tells Darla and Natalie that part of her showroom’s business model is to partner with vendors to showcase their wares in exchange for discount prices. So, as she says, her firm doesn’t have to worry about getting shopped because “we shop ourselves.” Cheryl also immediately dispels one of the biggest concerns about having a showroom: Suddenly finding yourself in the retail business. If you’re not interested in having open doors and customers wandering through, you can do what she did it at first: Close the doors. By being by-appointment-only, Cheryl was able to maintain her showroom without having any of the trappings of being a retail store. Setting up a showroom takes time Before she opened her showroom, Cheryl said she spent a year and a half researching what lines she would carry. It can take a lot of prep work to find the right vendors, strike deals with them, convince them to take you seriously. Also, as Cheryl said, it can take a long time for your showroom to take off, so you have to be ready and willing to withstand that wait. And beyond that, doing this takes money. You may be running your interior design business out of a home office, or doing everything you can to lower your overhead. If you want to open a showroom, as Cheryl says, you have to be capitalized. . Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn

Welcome to another episode of Health Coach Conversations! Today, Cathy talks with health coach Cheryl Giambattista, who works with menopausal women. Cheryl recently started offering a membership program and discusses how it has impacted her business.   In this episode, Cathy and Cheryl discuss the following: Why Cheryl decided to offer a membership program How Cheryl finds her ideal clients and uses referrals How Cheryl connects with clients to understand and meet their needs Strategies Cheryl uses to run her membership group How Cheryl adds value with guest experts and different bonuses The benefits of using both paid and free Facebook groups How Cheryl sets pricing and uses Membership Mastery and Practice Better   Cheryl’s health coaching program helps clients lay the foundation for their transformation by shifting their mindset to focus on simple wins and their personal why. She uses one on one coaching calls and weekly Facebook Lives with expert guests so she can better connect to her clients and expand her reach.    The Benefits of Membership Mastery Provides valuable content to give to clients Provides marketing tools to build your membership   Breaks down steps to transformation   Cheryl spent over a year constructing her own 90 day program before she realized she could use Membership Mastery to begin a successful membership program. She uses the Practice Better platform to manage her clients and add value to her program.         Mentioned In This Episode: Membership Mastery Practice Better Healthie Natural Health Immersion Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website

Cheryl Bachelder is a passionate, purpose-led business leader — the former CEO of Popeyes® Louisiana Kitchen, Inc. Cheryl is known for her crisp strategic thinking, a franchisee-focused approach, and superior financial performance. Guided by the servant leadership thinking of Robert Greenleaf, she believes highly caring, collaborative leaders with big ambitions for the enterprise, not themselves, generate the conditions for people to perform their best work. Cheryl served as CEO of Popeyes® Louisiana Kitchen, Inc., a NASDAQ traded company with over 2,600 restaurants in 26 countries, from 2007 to 2017. The story of Popeyes success is chronicled in her book, Dare to Serve: How to drive superior results by serving others. During her tenure, Popeyes stock price grew from $11 to $61, at which time the board sold the company to Restaurant Brands International Inc. for $1.8 billion dollars or $79 per share in March 2017. Cheryls earlier career included brand leadership roles at Yum Brands, Dominos Pizza, RJR Nabisco, The Gillette Company and Procter & Gamble. Cheryl is a director and compensation committee chair at Pier 1 Imports, Inc. (PIR). She sits on the advisory board of Procter & Gamble’s franchising venture, Tide Dry Cleaners. She is a member of C200, an organization that fosters, celebrates and advances women’s leadership in business. Cheryl holds a Bachelors and Masters of Business Administration degree from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. She is married 36 years to Chris Bachelder and they have three grown daughters, two terrific sons-in-law, and three handsome grandsons. Cheryl and Chris reside in Atlanta, Georgia and attend Buckhead Church. They are avid learners, fans of the classical education movement, and can always be found reading a good book! What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Cheryl’s career path and personal life have bought her many fantastic leadership opportunities Why Cheryl wanted to demonstrate an example of clear, competitive marketplace performance during her time leading Popeyes Why Cheryl chose to title her book “Dare to Serve: How to Drive Superior Results by Serving Others” Why tracking the P&L figures of Popeye’s franchisees was a critical change Cheryl made that helped rebuild trust How the changes Cheryl spearheaded helped Popeyes restaurants increase their sales by an average of 45% What lessons from Cheryl’s book “Dare to Serve” are the biggest takeaways that business owners can learn from Why it’s important to ask yourself “why do I lead?” and to answer the question honestly Why the biggest legacy of Cheryl’s time at Popeyes lies in the development of future leaders Why clear communication and talent management were major pillar of growth for the Popeyes organization during Cheryl’s tenure as CEO Why human dignity is a deep belief Cheryl holds, and why she feels your deep beliefs should be reflected in your work Additional resources: Website: www.cherylbachelder.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cherylb Twitter: @CABachelder Dare to Serve by Cheryl Bachelder: http://a.co/d/7wzfB0Y Derailed by Tim Irwin: http://a.co/d/2jduELd

Do you ever have to call Salesforce Support? Do you wish you could make Salesforce mobile a better experience for your users? Would you like to talk with a Salesforce Product Manager? Then you want to listen to this episode as Mark and Brian talk with Cheryl Feldman. Cheryl Feldman is an MVP, User Group Leader, Admin for a large Enterprise company and so much more. You may have read about Cheryl when Trailhead featured her story: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazers/cheryl-feldman  There's even a better chance that you've seen her photo on the login page. Show Overview 00:01 A very dramatic retraction about Dashboards 01:28 Introduction 02:25 Joke from Amy Oplinger https://twitter.com/SalesforceAmy/status/966836693192998912 03:00 Public Service Announcement due to Budget restraints 04:18 Fake Sponsor: Podcast anonymous 04:35 Libsyn Affiliate: 1 month free with promo code: podmagic 05:17 Coffee Break AI on a poor adopted Enterprise platform Https://twitter.com/petercoffee/status/963129134078615553 09:06 Introducing Trailblazer Cheryl Feldman 10:00 Only the best bosses... Happy place on earth 10:47 Mobile escapades 12:48 Lightning now and shout out to Michael Orr https://twitter.com/orrdeal 14:50 Mobile only page? 17:45 Specific Lightning Components to make Salesforce Mobile amazing 19:00 Flows in mobile with the Flow Action 21:44 Shameless plug: Using Flows in Actions https://thewizardnews.com/2017/10/18/favorite-salesforce-winter18-feature-flow-object-action/ 22:45 Cheryl's list for must need for mobile: Mobile only pages and login as other user on mobile 28:44 Interacting with Salesforce Support 29:14 Cheryl's tips for interacting with Salesforce support 32:55 Simulator on Chrome for mobile 38:00 Working with Salesforce Product Managers 41:00 Product Managers in the Trailblazer community 48:25 We Love & Miss you Shawna Wolverton. 53:20 What one question would you ask Parker Harris? 55:43 The First time Cheryl met Parker Harris 56:45 And now you're on login Page/How she found out she was on the login page 58:47 If Brian & Mark were Sesame street's Bert and Earnie... who is who? 49:42 When Marc & Parker are on stage at Dreamforce, which WizardCast host is Marc and which is Parker? 1:02:32 Why Cheryl feels unworthly of being on the podcast. It's a Star Wars thing. 1:04:20 Star Trek Vs Star Wars, Salesforce vs Microsoft Dynamics 1:05:20 A girl things Mark & Brian are super cool BECAUSE we watched Star Wars 1:07:35 Closing Credits and Kudos to Jean Hawthorn as intern via @WizardCast_pod 1:08:00 Tell us your ideas, your questions for Parker! Submit Questions for Parker Harris: http://bit.ly/parkerquestions Submit Ideas:http://bit.ly/ideahighlight 1:09:19 After Credits Scene   HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We’d love it if you could please share #WizardCast with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! https://ctt.ec/23f7u Ways to subscribe to The WizardCast Click to Subscribe via iTunes/Apple Podcasts Click to Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via RSS Participate In The Show! Share an IdeaExchange idea for our Ideas Highlight episodes! http://bit.ly/ideahighlight Share a question for Parker Harris http://bit.ly/parkerquestions FEEDBACK You can ask your questions, make comments, bad jokes, and your requests!  Contact Us via Website Leave of Voicemail 608 492 0321 Email wizardcast@thewizardnews.com Audio and Music provided by: Cherry (Instrumental Version) (Josh Woodward) / CC BY 4.0 Sounds from: http://www.freesfx.co.uk  

A really hard lesson learned in front of a crowd at the Natural Eastern on April 15 and how what I learned can apply to your training goals. On this episode, Cheryl explains what happened when she fell on stage during her routine at the Natural Eastern on April 15, 2017 before going PRO, what she learned from it and how she pushed through to get back up again in all ways. Here are some interesting things you'll hear in this episode. - Why Cheryl believes she fell in the first place - Why getting back up and going again immediately with anything you fall or fail at is the most important thing and how to do that. - How what you think about manifests itself and how keeping your thoughts in check will literally make or break you achieving your goals. ....Yes this was recorded in my car, like most of my thoughts, they come while driving!!! where are your best thoughts coming from?

Cheryl Tan knows the power of stories in connecting people. She’s been a broadcast journalist in GA and VA, with 20+ years in the TV news business. After blending her talents with her entrepreneurial drive, she now shares interviewing and storytelling skills with business owners who want to use video or media to tell the stories of their companies. Cheryl knows how to help entrepreneurs be seen as experts in their fields and helps them connect with clients and customers through video and public relations.    TWEET: “Learn to share your story while you build your #Authority!” @CherylTan   Life’s Changing Journey We all know that we don’t always end up doing what we “think” we will. There is value in being willing to change your path and find your voice. This is what Cheryl had to do to end up in the field of broadcast journalism. She shares how she learned from others and learned about connecting with people through stories. The key elements are listening and being curious. Even though her path didn’t lead where she expected, Cheryl found a way to blend her innate curiosity, her love for writing, and her passion for literature into a “news job.” TWEET: “Your WHY will come out quite naturally when you share what you do.” @CherylTan   Testing the Waters Do you know the feeling of leaping into something new? Cheryl describes her personal experience as “dipping her toe” into a new path. She began asking business associates if they needed help with newsletters or media and was surprised when her offers were well-received. Soon enough, she was able to pick a date at which she would go “all in.” That was over two years ago—a time period fraught with journeys, pivots, and changes. What is the secret to making it work? Cheryl says that you need the courage to leave all you’ve ever known and have faith in yourself. She shares how she now serves people in a different way and empowers them to tell their stories. TWEET: “People are more open to you when you start by offering help.” @CherylTan   Asking for Help Do you ask for help when you need it? Most of us don’t. Cheryl had to look for people who knew “a thousand times more” than she did and tap into their expertise. If you look, you will find them—those who had left something behind to look for something else. Cheryl warns that these “helpers” don’t have to have the same exact situation as you do to be helpful. The passion to help others is the common factor. TWEET: “It’s more than OK to ask for help.” @CherylTan GUEST RECOMMENDATION: “Take action. Do ONE thing to move you forward. Most people know what that is, even if it’s scary; they just need to do it.”   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [1:50] How Aimee met Cheryl [2:25] Finding your voice [5:50] Why Cheryl took the path to broadcast journalism [8:52] Behind the scenes in news making [10:44] Cheryl’s 20-year career in TV news [14:00] Testing the waters and taking the leap [18:18] Being self-aware and listening to your gut [19:08] Always learning and adapting [21:16] Seeking help when you need it [24:40] No limits: Keep going [25:26] Common lessons in changing careers [27:25] The WHY---and how to find it [33:00] How Cheryl offers help to others [35:35] How connections have helped [39:20] Cheryl’s ONE action for dream chasers to take   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Cheryl on Facebook Cheryl on Twitter Cheryl’s Website    TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: “A genuine #connection doesn’t have to be a constant connection.” @cheryltan TWEET: “I’m a good interviewer because I “just have to know about people.” @cheryltan TWEET: “Your #path knows where to take you.” @cheryltan