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We hear very often people recommending us to “Fake it till you make it.” I myself have heard this phrase many times and every time I heard it, there was this inner resistance inside me. Recently, it became very clear to me where this resistance was coming from.So, in this episode, I am sharing my thoughts on this phrase, why it never sounded quite right to me, and a much better way to build confidence that doesn't involve any faking.EPISODE BREAKDOWN:[02:08] How speaking at a panel about Executive Presence within my company inspired this episode[07:47] The problem with “fake it till you make it”[11:40] The concept of the cookie jar and developing the skill of successfully stepping into the unknown[13:41] My personal experiences of stepping into the unknown[16:43] You really don't need to fake anything – here's what to do instead OTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT LIKE:3 Lessons I Learned at the Yellow Conference 2023 For Living a More Beautiful and Fuller LifeLife Design 101, Part 6: Building Confidence and Leaning on Your Personal Strengths to Overcome Fear and ChallengesEmbracing the Unknown: The Truth about Stepping Out of Your Comfort ZoneSeeking external approval WON'T help you build your confidence – here's what WILLMy thoughts on getting out of your comfort zone, or should you really start before you are ready?JOIN BREVERIE CIRCLE:Weekly newsletter for brave, multifaceted women that are ready to embrace who they are, maximize their time and energy, and shine in both career and motherhood (as well as any other life endeavor they choose to pursue) – SIGN UP.CONNECT WITH OLENA:Instagram: @thebreverieEmail: olena@thebreverie.comWebsite: thebreverie.com SUPPORT THE SHOW!Haven't left a review yet? All you need to do is go to Apple Podcasts (HERE). Thank you in advance for your support, it means the world to me!

Last week, I attended the Yellow Conference 2023, my first in-person conference in years, and this time as a panelist. The whole experience was filled with inspiration, empowerment, connection, warmth, and wonder. It left me feeling very positive, very energized, and very excited about the future.So, in this episode, I'm bringing some of that wonder to you and sharing with you 3 learnings that stood out to me during the Conference and that will help you: deal with comparison in your life, achieve anything that you truly deeply want, let go of the need to be strong all the time, and navigate life with excitement and wonder.EPISODE BREAKDOWN:[01:31] My experience at the Yellow Conference 2023[05:50] Lesson 1 - from Arielle Estoria - each one of us has our own unique timeline, embrace your uniqueness[10:10] Lesson 2 - from Dr. Sonya Anderson - being a strong woman doesn't mean you can't be soft, have doubts, or show weakness[16:33] Lesson 3 - making the most out of change and approaching life with wonder and excitement instead of fear[20:50] A new commitment to myselfOTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT LIKE:Sustainable lifestyle is NOT only about our planet – it starts with YOULife Design 101, Part 6: Building Confidence and Leaning on Your Personal Strengths to Overcome Fear and ChallengesWhat it REALLY means to be productive (hint: it's NOT what you think it is)Life Design 101, Part 1: What Does It Really Mean to Thrive in LifeJOIN BREVERIE CIRCLE:Weekly newsletter for brave, multifaceted women that are ready to embrace who they are, maximize their time and energy, and shine in both career and motherhood (as well as any other life endeavor they choose to pursue) – SIGN UP.CONNECT WITH OLENA:Instagram: @thebreverieEmail: olena@thebreverie.comWebsite: thebreverie.com SUPPORT THE SHOW!Haven't left a review yet? All you need to do is go to Apple Podcasts (HERE). Thank you in advance for your support, it means the world to me!

If you've been wondering about our in-person Yellow Conference and if it's ever coming back and when, this is the podcast you've been waiting for! Join Joanna as she closes out Season One of The Creating Meaningful Work Podcast. We will be back in October! Listen to hear: • Why Yellow Conference almost didn't come back in person • What 2020 and lock down was like when the in-person 2020 Yellow Conferences were cancelled • All the tea on the next in-person Yellow Conference!

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In this episode, Mimi talks with poet, creative, author, speaker, writer (and so much more), Arielle Estoria. We talk about what body kindness and grief look like for her, managing negative conflicts and setting boundaries, and her writing. Born and raised in foggy Northern California and now residing in Los Angeles CA, Arielle ​Estoria is a Spoken Word Poet, gifted Writer and Author, captivating and authentic Emcee and Speaker. Through various aspects of storytelling, Arielle creates environments and spaces where audiences have the permission to be vulnerable and seen. Her motto, "Words not for the ears but for the soul" stems from her dedication to remind anyone who encounters her and her work that words are meant to be felt and experienced not just heard. With a specific heart in empowering, encouraging and making space for audiences of womxn to feel at home in their own bodies. Arielle has shared her work through spoken word and themed keynote talks with companies such as Google, Sofar Sounds, Lululemon, Dressember, Tedx, the SKIMS campaign by Kim Kardashian, and the Rise Conference by Rachel Hollis and more. She has consecutively emceed annual conferences such as, Yellow Conference for creative and entrepreneurial women, Hair Camp a conference for Hairstylists in the industry and Anchored in Love, for teenage girls featuring surfer Bethany Hamilton. Arielle has lead writing, social media and self-acceptance workshops in various settings ranging from students to professional development spaces. Arielle is the Co-Author of two self-published collections of poetry: Vagabonds and Zealots (2014), Write Bloody Spill Pretty (2017) which can both be found on Amazon.com and in 2016, released her EP of poetry and music titled Symphony of a Lioness. When she's not on stage or on the road, you can also find Arielle being interviewed and featured on various well known podcasts such as: the GoalDigger Podcast by Jenna Kutcher, The Birds Papaya Podcast with Sarah Nicole Landry, Striptd Down with Ali Levine, Raw Beauty Talks by Erin Treloar, and Let's Talk About It Podcast with TV personality Taylor Nolan.

Having started in the competitive slam world of Spoken Word poetry in 2012, Arielle then branched out as a freelance contracted poet in 2015. Arielle has shared her work through spoken word and themed keynote talks with companies such as Google, Sofar Sounds, Lululemon, Dressember, Tedx, the SKIMS campaign by Kim Kardashian and more. She has consecutively emceed annual conferences such as, Yellow Conference for creative and entrepreneurial women, Hair Camp a conference for Hairstylists in the industry and Anchored in Love, for teenage girls featuring surfer Bethany Hamilton. Arielle has lead writing, social media and self-acceptance workshops in various settings ranging from students to professional development spaces. Arielle is the Co-Author of two self-published collections of poetry: Vagabonds and Zealots (2014) and Write Bloody Spill Pretty (2017) which can both be found on Amazon.com. In 2016 she released her EP of poetry and music titled Symphony of a Lioness which can be found on Itunes, Apple Music and Spotify. When she’s not on stage or on the road, you can also find Arielle being interviewed and featured on various well known podcasts, writing, acting or modeling (Bicoastal MGMT LA, Role Models MGMT). Follow Arielle: Website: https://arielleestoria.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arielleestoria/  You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/estorious  Itunes and Spotify: Arielle Estoria Twitter: @arielleestoria Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Arielle-Estoria-320101784670044/  ======================  Request to Join the FREE Meredith Atwood Community & Coaching https://meredith-atwood-coaching.mn.co/ ======================  Buy Meredith’s Books: The Year of No Nonsense https://amzn.to/3su5qWp Triathlon for the Every Woman: https://amzn.to/3nOkjiH =======================   Follow Meredith Atwood & The Podcast on Social: Web: http://www.swimbikemom.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/swimbikemom   =======================  Want to Connect?  Email: same24hourspodcast@gmail.com =======================  Credits: Host: Meredith Atwood Production & Hair Pulling: Meredith Atwood Podcast Branding and Web: Moon40 Marketing Copyright 2017-2020, 2021 All Rights Reserved, Meredith Atwood, LLC

Leaders are especially good at hiding from love and the vulnerability it brings in ways that look deceptively bold. This can be a dangerous contagion, I've found, encouraging others to also hide behind the protectors of Hubris. Individualism. Perfectionism. Hustle.   I've seen how spending so much time hiding behind who you think you should be makes you forget who you are, what you value, and what you believe.   And, honestly, it can crush your spirit.   That's why being able to receive love is foundational to being able to love and lead others well. This means moving through discomfort by feeling through it instead of letting the protectors – fueled by fear – hide your humanity.   My guest today is a force of love—towards herself and others—in both words and actions.   Arielle Estoria is a renaissance woman: a poet, author, speaker, and creative. I first met Arielle at Yellow Conference where she was an MC—a tour de force of love from the stage. I immediately started to follow her work and was moved by her ability to put words to the steady tension of loving ourselves so we can lead ourselves and others well.   Arielle truly lights up any room as an emcee and event host, a body-positive model, and actor. She has shared her work through spoken word, workshops, and themed keynote talks with companies such as Google, Sofar Sounds, Lululemon, Dressember, Tedx, the SKIMS campaign by Kim Kardashian, Hollis Co. by Rachel Hollis, and more.   Arielle's first EP, a collection of music and poetry called Symphony of a Lioness and her single Magic (In Your Bones) are available on iTunes or Apple Music. She is the co-author of two collections of poetry: Vagabonds and Zealots (2014) and Write Bloody Spill Pretty (2017), which can both be found on Amazon.com.   Listen to the full episode to hear: How she discovered her body through acting, performing spoken word poetry, modeling, and calling BS on practices and businesses that do not value all bodies A look behind Arielle's internal work and how playing find the lie and find the truth to see the full value in herself as a person When Arielle decided that her body is not an unhealthy hazard—and what she redefined BMI as in her own words What impact the toxic modesty culture has had on Arielle   Learn more about Arielle Estoria: arielleestoria.com Arielle Estoria on Instagram Arielle Estoria on Facebook Symphony of a Lioness Vagabonds and Zealots Write Bloody Spill Pretty   Learn more about Rebecca: rebeccaching.com Work With Rebecca Sign up for the Weekly Rumble Email   Other references: Yellow Conference  

  The past often acts itself out in the present and this can be super frustrating for established leaders—especially when it feels like you've already done the work to move past those struggles.   I know it has for me and so many of you, too.   We've read the books, gone to therapy, hired a coach, and went to the workshops.   We've committed to the deep work so that we can lead, thrive, and create well.   Sometimes, those struggles and challenges still impact the ability to navigate present challenges and growth edges… echoes of that pain linger within the body and nervous system.   But I know that you're committed to life-long growth—and, of course, growth comes with some semblance of discomfort. When the nervous system is still carrying the burdens of previous pain, then resistance spikes to try and protect us.   It shows up as doubt, comparison, imposter experience, perfectionism, and so many more. And as much as I'd love to say it only takes thinking the resistance and other internal protectors away, it simply doesn't work that way—instead, we have to feel through the emotions to build our resilience and support the desire to lead with more courage, conviction, and compassion.   Today on the podcast, I'm so pleased to welcome Morgan Harper Nichols. Morgan is an artist, poet, and author of All Along You Were Blooming and has collaborated with a wide range of brands including Anthropologie, Coach, Adobe, Aerie, and more.   Morgan is an unburdened leader who leans on her curiosity and her appreciation for the layers of what it means to be human. She deeply values the role of creativity to healing from the disappointments that come from living a brave life.   Listen to the full episode to hear: How art and music was essential for Morgan's healing journey Why recurring struggles are not a sign of failure or weakness How listening to others helped Morgan find her own language and her own healing   Learn more about Morgan Harper Nichols: morganharpernichols.com Instagram Pinterest Twitter   Learn more about Rebecca: rebeccaching.com Work With Rebecca Sign up for the Weekly Rumble Email   Other references: Yellow Conference  

In this episode, Arielle Estoria shares one of her soulful spoken word poems, we talk about society’s image of a healthy body,  her latest modelling gig for Kim Kardashian's new shareware line SKIMsand and what it means to love yourself well. You don’t want to miss the end when she speaks worth over us in spoken word, it gave me goosebumps and brought me to tears. I want every person to feel the truth of what she is speaking. Arielle’s motto “Words are not for the ears but for the soul” helps pierce the audience’s soul and blooms awareness of identity and worthiness. Her words help instill and remind individuals of their value through words. Arielle Estoria broke into  the competitive slam world of Spoken Word poetry in 2012. Arielle then branched out as a freelance contracted poet in 2015. She has shared her work through spoken word and themed keynote talks with companies such as Google, Sofar Sounds, Lululemon, Dressember, Tedx, the SKIMS campaign by Kim Kardashian and more. She has consecutively emceed annual conferences such as Yellow Conference for creative and entrepreneurial women, Hair Camp, a conference for Hairstylists in the industry, and Anchored in Love for teenage girls featuring surfer Bethany Hamilton. Arielle has lead writing, social media and self-acceptance workshops in various settings ranging from students to professional development spaces. Arielle is the Co-Author of two self-published collections of poetry: Vagabonds and Zealots (2014) and Write Bloody Spill Pretty (2017) which can both be found on Amazon.com. In 2016 she released her EP of poetry and music titled Symphony of a Lioness which can be found on Itunes, Apple Music and Spotify. She is one of those bright lights that have come on the scene. A voice for women, love of self, encouraging women to be who they were created, and capturing the essence of light and love. You won’t want to miss this episode…. Check out our show notes  here to get the spoken word poem that Arielle speaks over us at the end.  

Episode 89 - coming atcha in the midst of the COVID-19 situation. We hope you and your family are staying safe!This week, we meet Joanna and Nolan Waterfall. Joanna is the founder of Yellow and Nolan is the founder of Campfire Health. This duo is in it. They both run businesses and recently added a little one to their family. Listen up for three things: Abercrombie + Fitch, the importance of Vietnam for their relationship and smiling for 30 seconds. To Learn More:https://yellowco.co/https://GratitudeDaily.co/ (coming soon!)Welcome to the Love or Work Podcast, hosted by Andre Shinabarger (Physician Assistant, Grady Hospital) and Jeff Shinabarger (Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Plywood People). They are asking the question: Is it possible to change the world, stay in love and raise a healthy family? 100 interviews where Jeff and Andre learn from other working families in the journey of marriage, purpose and parenting.Website: www.loveorwork.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/loveorworkLove or Work is a project of Plywood People.Plywood is a non-profit in Atlanta leading a community of start-ups doing good.www.plywoodpeople.com

I had the joy of interviewing Co-Founder and CEO of The Good Trade, AmyAnn Cadwell. The Good Trade is a premier online destination for sustainable lifestyle content, reaching 50 million readers each year through their website, daily newsletter, and cross-channel social media presence. AmyAnn has been revolutionizing and democratizing content for women who want to live more consciously, and has become a trusted thought leader on sustainable living. She has been recognized by Forbes and is a frequent speaker at conferences such as The Heart Series, BlogHer, and The Yellow Conference. AmyAnn shares how she went from local Kansas City blogger to running a team of editors, contributors and staff for her global media brand in Los Angeles, the importance of creating quality content to cultivate an engaged online community, and her experience as an angel investor. Connect with AmyAnn & The Good Trade: www.thegoodtrade.com  https://www.thegoodtrade.com/the-daily-good@thegoodtrade on InstagramIf you enjoyed today's episode, please:Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me @missellenyin & @cubicletoceo so I can repost youLeave a positive review on Apple PodcastsSubscribe for new episodes every Monday ----- FREE RESOURCES:Service-based entrepreneurs, are you tired of being on the content hamster wheel + hustling for more followers without more income? I created a FREE, on-demand training just for you on how to use my step-by-step client attraction system to create your first $10K month, WITHOUT a large audience or complicated marketing strategies! Claim your bonus gift by watching now:  ellenyin.com/class

Joanna Waterfall, Founder of Yellow Co. joins Baily to talk about surrounding herself with people who have different strengths and skills than her, how she decides who gets to be a speaker or panelist for the Yellow Conference, and how her team creates tons of value for content contributors to their blog. Visit http://bailyhancock.com/scl/36 for the complete show notes

Joanna Waterfall, Founder of Yellow Co. joins Baily to talk about surrounding herself with people who have different strengths and skills than her, how she decides who gets to be a speaker or panelist for the Yellow Conference, and how her team creates tons of value for content contributors to their blog. Visit http://bailyhancock.com/stop-collaborate-listen-podcast/36 for the complete show notes

In this episode, Arielle Estoria shares one of her soulful spoken word poems, we talk about society’s image of a healthy body,  her latest modelling gig for Kim Kardashian's new shareware line SKIMsand and what it means to love yourself well. You don’t want to miss the end when she speaks worth over us in spoken word, it gave me goosebumps and brought me to tears. I want every person to feel the truth of what she is speaking. Arielle’s motto “Words are not for the ears but for the soul” helps pierce the audience’s soul and blooms awareness of identity and worthiness. Her words help instill and remind individuals of their value through words. Arielle Estoria broke into  the competitive slam world of Spoken Word poetry in 2012. Arielle then branched out as a freelance contracted poet in 2015. She has shared her work through spoken word and themed keynote talks with companies such as Google, Sofar Sounds, Lululemon, Dressember, Tedx, the SKIMS campaign by Kim Kardashian and more. She has consecutively emceed annual conferences such as Yellow Conference for creative and entrepreneurial women, Hair Camp, a conference for Hairstylists in the industry, and Anchored in Love for teenage girls featuring surfer Bethany Hamilton. Arielle has lead writing, social media and self-acceptance workshops in various settings ranging from students to professional development spaces. Arielle is the Co-Author of two self-published collections of poetry: Vagabonds and Zealots (2014) and Write Bloody Spill Pretty (2017) which can both be found on Amazon.com. In 2016 she released her EP of poetry and music titled Symphony of a Lioness which can be found on Itunes, Apple Music and Spotify. She is one of those bright lights that have come on the scene. A voice for women, love of self, encouraging women to be who they were created, and capturing the essence of light and love. You won’t want to miss this episode…. Check out our show notes  here to get the spoken word poem that Arielle speaks over us at the end.

Promise Tangeman is the CEO, Creative Director and certified digital marketing strategist of the web design agency, GoLive. It's mission: helping businesses launch the website of their dreams. GoLive has created over 3,000 websites (and counting!), for brands such as Girlboss, We Wore What, Sadie Robertson, A Beautiful Mess, Create & Cultivate, Jasmine Star, Life With Me by Marianna Hewitt, TLC's Randy Fenoli, Kendra Scott, WorkParty, and Margo & Me. Promise is an expert and thought leader in the following topics: the importance of defining and owning your niche; brand building; social media strategy; digital marketing; productivity and goal-setting (and goal-meeting!); the importance of focus and how to attain it; and on a lighter note, creating rad “workflow” Spotify playlists, combining current fashions with thrift store treasures; and mastering #hairgoals. Promise has spoken at conferences including The Girlboss Rally, Create & Cultivate, Yellow Conference, Circles Conference, Catalyst Conference, Alt Summit, and CreativeLive. Promise's business and design expertise have been featured in Forbes, Girlboss, Glitter Guide, Buzzfeed, Martha Stewart, and more. Here's what we cover during episode 046: How she started working on her business while working full-time How sharing her first projects on her blog, social media, and even MySpace helped her get clients How saving her money while working full-time helped her be take the leap to take her design business full-time How she tapped into all of her creative talents when she first started by doing it all (like photography, design, fine art, and even making dinosaur necklaces) After connecting with a mentor, she realized “doing it all” wasn't going to work long-run, and she decided to specialize in one thing How creating her own unique corner of the web helped her find her love for branding and web design What her transition from doing all the things to becoming a specialist looked like How being one of the only female designers out there who was blogging and showing off her work helped her stand out Who her first hire was and what that person did for her Her process for sharing her design projects early on her blog The story behind how GoLive HQ, Promise's web design company, was born How listening to her clients frustration of how long websites took gave her the idea to create 2-day workshops where people published their website in 2 days The platforms Promise used to help her ideal clients create their websites How she became a leading designer in our online space Tips for designers who want to market themselves on social media The types of services she offers in her business now What her process looks like for producing her Restyle service Her process for creating custom sites What she charges for each of her current services The story behind how she created her SquareSpace templates and the behind-the-scenes of how she runs that in tandem with her custom services Why her templates work really well for designers The inspiration behind her getaway for Designers, called Designer VACA How you can join one of her upcoming workshops Links mentioned: Connect with Promise on Instagram GoLive HQ Designer VACA   Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to join the free community!  Let's connect on Instagram!

Promise Tangeman is the CEO, Creative Director and certified digital marketing strategist of the web design agency, GoLive. It’s mission: helping businesses launch the website of their dreams. GoLive has created over 3,000 websites (and counting!), for brands such as Girlboss, We Wore What, Sadie Robertson, A Beautiful Mess, Create & Cultivate, Jasmine Star, Life With Me by Marianna Hewitt, TLC’s Randy Fenoli, Kendra Scott, WorkParty, and Margo & Me. Promise is an expert and thought leader in the following topics: the importance of defining and owning your niche; brand building; social media strategy; digital marketing; productivity and goal-setting (and goal-meeting!); the importance of focus and how to attain it; and on a lighter note, creating rad “workflow” Spotify playlists, combining current fashions with thrift store treasures; and mastering #hairgoals. Promise has spoken at conferences including The Girlboss Rally, Create & Cultivate, Yellow Conference, Circles Conference, Catalyst Conference, Alt Summit, and CreativeLive. Promise’s business and design expertise have been featured in Forbes, Girlboss, Glitter Guide, Buzzfeed, Martha Stewart, and more.   Promise's Instagram: https://instagram.com/promisetangeman/ Promise's Website: http://www.promisetangeman.com/ GoLive HQ: http://golivehq.co

I am so excited to introduce you all to Johanna Tropiano. Johanna is a passionate advocate and powerful voice for justice related human rights issues. She has spent over a decade working with human rights organizations such as, International Justice Mission, Prison Fellowship, and others. She is a survivor of both sexual abuse and domestic violence, and as a result Johanna is a passionate advocate for those whose voice won’t be heard. Her work has been published in multiple media outlets such as, The Huffington Post, Darling Magazine, The Yellow Conference, Holl and Lane, and others. On the show today Johanna opens up and shares her powerful “Me too” story of how she survived both sexual and domestic abuse. She speaks to what inspired her to devote her entire life to fighting injustice. And also shares about the power of letting go of shame and stepping into your calling. Near the end of this interview we also dive into the discussion of ethical and conscious fashion. Johanna shares about how our buying habits directly impact those being trafficked for labor all across the world. And she also provides some tangible tips on how to fight injustice in your own life through transforming your shopping habits. To find out more about Johanna you can visit her website, www.johannahopes.com.  STORY OF HER SHOWNOTES:www.mandyblack.org/podcast/johannatropiano FACEBOOK COMMUNITY:www.facebook.com/mrsmandyblack   INSTAGRAM COMMUNITY:www.instagram.com/mrsmandyblack      

You know when you meet someone who inspires you so much you can’t help but want to ask them all about their life? Well, Chauncéa is one of these women. I met her two years ago at the Yellow Conference in LA during the speakers dinner.   In this interview, we talk about what it means to be a self-starter and finding your own unique way of showing up online. Chauncéa shares how she has built relationships in her own business, and some simple things you can do to build your own network as a blogger and influencer.   Once of the reasons I am so inspired by Chauncéa is she isn’t in a rush in her career and she is all about letting things happen naturally. Instead of by force.   More about Chauncéa:   Chauncéa Carothers is an accomplished Entrepreneur, Public Speaker, Mentor, Social Influencer, Digital Marketing Expert and Brand Strategist.  Chauncéa has been featured in Forbes, Refinery29, Buzzfeed and more!     Chauncéa applies her two bachelors degrees, extensive international travel, unparalleled creativity and over a decade of professional experience to inspire others while also introducing her loyal audience to a diverse group of apparel, beauty, travel, business and lifestyle brands that have partnered with her on many exciting projects.     Chauncéa is gaining recognition as a Millennial Industry Leader on the rise and is committed to doing all she can to inspire, uplift, encourage and use her platform to build a community of leaders who are united in their efforts professionally and personally.     Chauncea’s Links:   Website: http://chauncea.com/   Instagram: http://instagram.com/chauncea   Twitter: https://twitter.com/chauncea   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IAMCHAUNCEA/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/chaunceatv   Article - How to Finish the Year Strong! http://chauncea.com/finishstrong/       http://digimorphs.com https://www.instagram.com/digimorphs/  

On this episode, Joanna and Nolan share the origin of their hustle, taking initiative to create the spaces you want to see, and how they intentionally make their love work. The Waterfall’s unique blend of empowering bravery and practical solutions give us insight on the sustenance for a busy and actualized personal and professional life! Joanna Waterfall, the founder of the Yellow Conference, a gathering for creative, entrepreneurial minded women to be equipped, inspired, and connected for the greater good. She lives in the Los Angeles area with her hubs and cat, loves coffee, and sometimes goes days without washing her hair. Nolan Waterfall, a licensed insurance broker who works on behalf of smaller companies to form coverage coalitions, providing better coverage to small businesses. This creative and impact driven couple have made a tremendous difference on thousands of people. They share the in’s and out’s of how they’ve made it work. Joanna and Nolan have been supporting each other as spouses and business owners for seven years of love, lessons, and some serious leaps of faith. You can find the Waterfalls at @joannawaterfall and @nolanwaterfall on Instagram. Keep in the loop and look out for information about the upcoming Yellow Conference at https://yellowco.co/. In this Podcast, Sophie, Joanna and Nolan discuss: -The empowering origin story of Joanna and Nolan’s freelance careers -The founding story of Yellow Co and Nolan’s new venture. -Methods of sustaining yourself and your relationship as you navigate the financial and personal pressure of starting a business. -Foundational practices for effective communication with your partner -Guiding principles and philosophies to help you stay balanced in work and love Where you can find Nolan and Joanna https://yellowco.co/retreats/bali/ https://www.instagram.com/joannawaterfall/ https://www.instagram.com/nolanwaterfall/ https://www.instagram.com/yellowco.co/ http://yellowco.co/ https://twitter.com/yellowconf https://twitter.com/joannawaterfall https://www.facebook.com/yellowconf/ (edited) www.loveintently.com/blog/joanna-and-nolan-waterfall-relationshipgoals/2018/8/31

Sam's guest this episode is human rights advocate, activist, and speaker, Johanna Tropiano. Listen in as they discuss abuse against women, how we should respond to victims of abuse, and the prevalence abuse in the lives of women who are incarcerated. Johanna has spent the last eight years working with International Justice Mission and other organizations on justice related human rights issues, such as human trafficking, violence towards women and children, and police brutality. She is a survivor of domestic violence and Double Abuse from friends, family members, and church leaders who refused to believe her cries for help and emboldened her Alleged Perpetrator. As a result, Johanna is a passionate advocate for those who have no voice. Her work has been published in multiple media outlets, including The Huffington Post, Darling Magazine, The Girl Who Knows, The Yellow Conference, Holl and Lane, and others. In 2016, she co-founded The MEND Project with Annette Oltmans. Discover Prison Fellowship's Warden Exchange Program at pfm.org/warden-exchange For more information about Prison Fellowship contact prisonfellowshippodcasts@pfm.org Join the movement to reduce recidivism by removing barriers to successful reentry. Learn more at prisonfellowship.org/secondchances music by Podington Bear under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Grit/Blammo)

This week I'm sharing a solo show on my experience behind the Yellow Conference and what I learned from being the most effective when it comes to networking and big events. Get full shownotes at www.digimorphs.com/podcast

Since childhood, Joanna Waterfall has been a creator. While her methods have changed some from the forts she made as a kid, her fascination and love for the world has not. Growing up Joanna's parents encouraged her love for art which lead her to pursue it as her major in college. She started working for herself as a graphic designer, but was inspired by people integrating purpose into their work. Looking around at the creative community and seeing an excess of competition and comparison, Joanna set out to create a community where women can be inspired by purpose and connectivity. With that the Yellow Conference was born. I have truly enjoyed getting to know Joanna and I'm so excited for you to get to do the same! In today's conversation you'll get to hear about how the Yellow Conference was created, more on the process of turning a passion project into a career, and of course the Enneagram snuck its way into the conversation (a norm in my life!).  Joanna speaks on how empathy can be both her biggest strength and weakness and how it transforms her role in leadership. Joanna's humble, compassionate personality allowed me to take a step back from self-placed pressure and just relax. I hope it does the same for you!   Connect with Joanna: WEBSITE // INSTAGRAM Connect with Kelsey: WEBSITE // INSTAGRAM SPONSOR: AVOCADO MATTRESS

It wasn't always about connection and collaboration for Joanna Waterfall. Before founding The Yellow Conference and Yellow/Co. - which started as a yearly event to bring together creative women with businesses designed to do good in the world- she was burned out and tired of competition as a graphic designer. What she did notice during this time in her life, was that she was constantly meeting other women who were inspiring her to be more creative and heart centered. She would meet them through friends, at random events, or by chance and it got her thinking - 'wouldn't it be great to get all these women in one room to share their stories with each other.' And so begins the story of Yellow/Co. With no experience hosting events or conferences, and only an idea in mind, Joanna launched a movement that brings together entrepreneurs, social enterprises, influencers and creatives to collaborate and connect in a welcoming environment - both online and offline. And as I found out, she didn't always dream of being an entrepreneur - she actually thought she'd be working on weddings (find out what job on the podcast). This is a cool one if you want to know more about building community, event planning, collaboration and how to book high profile guests without killing your budget. Plus so much more!

Alexis Andra is the creative genius behind The Shift Creative. The Shift Creative is a custom installation, event design, and styling business based in Southern California. Her goal is to create original art pieces that have not been executed before. Alexis has worked with brands like Crate and Barrel, Nike Women, 100 Layer Cake, Gwyneth Paltrow, Yellow Conference and many more. Her artistic process is rooted in letting creativity happen without trying to force it. In this episode, you will learn how to create a business and life with intention, creating partnerships with authority instead of desperation, and why it's important to not put your worth in social media.

Behind every successful business is solid backstage system that gives its customers a consistent experience and helps the business become sustainable in the long run. Joanna Waterfall, founder of Yellow Co, talks about how she implemented systems within her business from day one.  Check out the Yellow Conference! In the episode, Joanna references the book, The E-Myth Revisited. Check out the show notes for more info! ________ Love what you hear? Please subscribe, rate, and review us! Special thanks to Monica Shriver of BraveMusician.com for this episode's theme music.

Joanna Waterfall is teh creator of The Yellow Conference - a community of creative women who come together under one simple vision: to use their skills, talents and resources for good. Joanna created the conference out of her own need to hear other women's stories who were creating their own companies in order to both do good in teh world and follow their own path in life. Joanna's professional career is in graphic design, but her goal is to be able to focus on The Yellow Conference full time. We talk about her goals for growing the conference into an online platform via a Kickstarter, her struggles and doubts along the way and how she has built a community of support around her.  Features: Bill Wither's "Let It Be"

On today's show, I'm chatting with talented graphic designer and founder of The Yellow Conference, Joanna Waterfall. While I was in Los Angeles, I had the opportunity to visit her Burbank office space to learn more about her career path, background and everything she's got in the works this year. Listen in as we chat about the importance of staying grounded when you're surrounded by fun and inspiring things, why The Yellow Conference is filling a void Joanna noticed in the world of women's conferences and the reason she and her team are taking to crowdfunding to help build, grow and support the female creative community. You can find the full episode and show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.