Are you someone who is passionate about so many things but abandoned most of them to niche your business? Multi-passionate people can often feel forced to conform to the standard business model of being an expert in one thing, which causes a lot of internal friction. As the word says, multi-passionates have many areas they are passionate about and can learn new things quite quickly. But this tends to be discouraged in the business world.Today we are going to chat with D’Ana Joi about a new business strategy that utilizes all of the strengths and passions creatives have to optimize your business’ success.For full show notes visit: https://sheshungry.com/116-how-to-be-a-multi-passionate-in-business-with-dana-joi/

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How To Be A Multi-Passionate In Business with D'Ana Joi

The conversation surrounding racism and the destructive systems upheld by racism in the United States experienced a significant shift in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. From outrage to devastation to disbelief, the conversation surrounding racism has finally taken center stage. While there is a lot of support for the cause of fundamental change to eradicate institutional racism, many people are at a loss of how they can have a significant impact for the cause and even how to start having meaningful conversations.Taimani Emerald uses her passion for drawing to create artwork that helps facilitate these conversations. While her artwork is geared towards children, it makes an uncomfortable subject matter accessible to people of all ages and races. In our conversation, Taimani shares great advice on how to take small, but important, steps to support the Black-led cause and how to be an active ally.For full show notes, visit https://sheshungry.com/115-how-to-be-an-active-ally-with-taimani-emerald/

How To Be An Active Ally, with Taimani Emerald

Do we have any control over the effects of negative experiences? Pandemic or not, how we handle the dynamics of stress has a huge impact on our mental health. Taking a deeper look at our own behaviors and tendencies as humans will allow us to make different and empowered choices in the midst of negative experiences. Today we are talking about the dynamics of shame, what carrying that around looks like, and how that shows up in our life. Let’s learn how we can sit with negative emotions and how we can use the distress from those feelings to come out stronger and more enlightened on the other side.For full show notes visit https://sheshungry.com/114-letting-go-of-shame-with-kyira-wackett/

Letting Go of Shame, with Kyira Wackett

It's absolutely huge that you know exactly who your ideal target listener is. It is so important and it's so easy to bypass, but this is a crucial foundation. You not only get to identify who you like to serve, but also who would best benefit from what you have to offer. And then you can start talking to the people that are actually going to invest in you, whether that's their time or their money. And converting those into subscribers or sales, depending on your goals, your business, or your brand. So we're going to talk about defining your ideal target audience today. My intention for the time you finish this episode is that if you have a brand or a business or you're thinking about launching a podcast, you will understand that this is just a step and a process that you cannot skip over. It is foundational to everything that you will do going forward.For full show notes, visit https://sheshungry.com/113-podcasting-101-ideal-target-audience/

Podcasting 101: Ideal Target Audience

Collaboration, collaboration, collaboration. That is the topic of today's conversation with the incredible Bailey Hancock. She is the collaboration queen!What I really, really appreciate about Bailey is the fact that she takes all the intimidation and guesswork out of collaboration, and she just lays it all out there for you. She says exactly what you can do to get started, and spoiler: it has nothing to do with your following. This episode is for you if you feel like you don’t have a big enough following for collaborations, you don’t know where to start, why would brands even collaborate with you? We tackle all of that in today’s episode of She’s Hungry, so let’s dive in! For full show notes, visit: https://sheshungry.com/112-grow-your-business-through-collaborations-with-baily-hancock 

Grow Your Business Through Collaborations, with Baily Hancock

Can you be a startup when you’re not in tech and you’re not using 100% masculine energy? Sophia is the living proof that you can! In this episode, she tells us about investments, startup life, self development, and how to use your feminine energy in business. I'm so pumped about today's conversation, because it is such an eye opening concept. There were so many perspectives that for me, personally, were shifted during this conversation, and I absolutely loved having it. Today's guest is Sophia Sunwoo of Ascent Strategy. She's such a badass, seriously. I am such an admirer of what she does, and how she goes about doing it.For full show notes visit: https://sheshungry.com/111-the-role-of-self-development-in-creating-a-successful-startup-with-sophia-sunwoo/

The Role of Self Development in Creating a Successful Startup, with Sophia Sunwoo

Branding is a topic that stops people in their tracks when they're getting started in their business, because we ultimately think that it's about fonts and the aesthetics and creating mood boards. Which are all very important, but what I loved about the conversation with Kelly today is that we talk a lot about using core values in your personal brand. These core values are the foundational work we have to do internally with ourselves, when we think about what we want our business to stand for, and what we want our brand to stand for. We need to ask ourselves how we can show up and represent that through our branding.For full shownotes, visit: https://sheshungry.com/110-how-to-build-a-strong-personal-brand-with-kelly-wittman/

How to build a strong personal brand, with Kelly Wittman

In this time of COVID and working from home, people have gone back and forth between feeling clear and really focused, to not so clear and a little bit overwhelmed.Today's podcast episode of the She’s Hungry Podcast is all about focused action. How are we going to gain clarity and competence with focused action? Especially as a multi passionate entrepreneur, I feel super passionate about this. So let’s talk about productivity!For full shownotes, visit: https://sheshungry.com/109-how-to-gain-clarity-and-competence-with-focused-action/

How to gain clarity and competence with focused action

How to find your purpose? And what to do when you’ve figured out your purpose, but your job or life doesn’t align with it yet?In this episode, I talk about these important questions with Tanya J Miller of Tanya J. Miller, LLC and Talking with Tanya. She’s an author, speaker, coach, and strategist with a passion for helping people and organizations figure out how to do life and leadership unapologetically on purpose.For full shownotes, visit: https://sheshungry.com/108-your-purpose-is-not-a-business-or-a-destination-with-tanya-j-miller

Your purpose is not a business or a destination, with Tanya J Miller

We have all these doubts and fears that come up in our lives. And ultimately, it all comes down to self trust. In this episode of She’s Hungry, Willo Sana and I will discuss how to reach that state of trusting yourself no matter what. Spoiler: it all comes down to insourcing instead of outsourcing!Willo Sana is my business coach and I am so excited to have this conversation, because today we are going to talk about insourcing versus outsourcing. By the time that you're done listening to this episode, you will have a better idea on what insourcing really looks like and how you can drop into your intuition in your life and in your business every day. We also talk about how to catch yourself possibly outsourcing, how to be aware of that moment, and then what you can do to pull yourself back.For full shownotes, visit https://sheshungry.com/107-trust-yourself-through-insourcing-with-willo-sana/

Trust yourself through insourcing, with Willo Sana

Christine and I have a candid conversation about how following her joy and her subtle curiosities around her joy have always lead her exactly in the direction she was meant to go. This intuition and trust she formed within herself has given way to a foundation that allows her to explore this "what's next" mentality with ease instead of conflict.In addition we discuss what a breathwork practice is really like, how it differs from meditation and yoga, and how for the productive "do-ers" of the world, this might be a perfect practice to get back to self.Other things discussed:human designcareerstrauma personal development"After a decade of building a successful career in PR & Marketing, I decided to take a leap of faith and left the corporate world behind last year to pursue what lit my soul up the most. A year of adventure ensued with me saying yes to new opportunities, learning many lessons on self love and personal growth along the way.With my love of bringing people together, I began to curate unique experiences inspiring people to awaken their intuition by tapping into their inner joy through intuitive arts and crafts, mindful cooking, meditation, tarot readings, sister circles and more."FREE Movement x Breathwork Event 6-8 CST (4-6 PST)  https://sheshungry.com/christine-lu-singhWebsite: http://www.breathewithtine.comInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/breathewithtineJoin me in taking Christine's classes through http://www.anchormeditation.com/For She's Hungry Collective Group Coaching: https://sheshungry.com/dxt0 

Breathwork: The Bridge to Your Intuition

Let's continue this conversation at: @_sheshungry_ In today's episode I talk with my guest, Felicia Baird about Human Design and how knowing your type can help support you to show up more authentically in your life and business. Felicia is the founder of ByFeliciaBaird Co, and the host of Ease and Flow Podcast. She uses Human design and her NLP training to help people unblock their limiting beliefs and re-frame their life in a way that works for them. Here's a glance at what you'll learn more about in today's episode: What is Human design and how it's different from enneagram, moon cycles, horoscopes, and other "personality" tools out there. How to figure out your type and why this feels like a permission slip for freedom How to use your type to show up more in flow in your business How knowing what your type is can help you sell with confidence in your business The distinct differences between manifestors, manifesting generators, generators, projectors, and reflectors and how they energetically show up in life. To Find out your type: https://www.mybodygraph.com/ Connect with Felicia: www.byfeliciabaird.com/easeintoalignment www.byfeliciabaird.com/3waystohd  

105. How to Confidently Sell In Your Business

This is a non-traditional episode of the podcast, why? Because I recorded it LIVE on Instagram. If you want to see the LIVE video recording, you can find it here: @_sheshungry_ In today's episode I explain podcasting basics such as: equipment budgets setting intention messaging building a community with integrity task batching for efficiency creating clear CTAs and many more random podcasting pro tips along the way. If you listen to this episode and want to talk more about PANDAS (inside end of the episode joke) then DM me on Instagram to chat! Follow along on Instagram, where I hang out when I'm not podcasting: @_sheshungry_ Also, you can check out the new website: sheshungry.com  

104. How to Podcast: The Basics

Today I have an incredible conversation with Madison Eker (she/her) the Founder of Sum of Us Fest, the first ever wellness festival for womxn, trans, and non-binary folx. Madison Eker (she/her) is a trailblazer in the LGBTQ+ wellness industry and the visionary and CEO behind Sum of Us Festival and Sum of Us Virtual Festival. Sum of Us is the first-ever wellness festival for womxn, trans, and non-binary folx, and Madison is revolutionizing the way in which wellness and authenticity manifest within her respective communities. Along with running a full-time organization to help her community bring wellness to the forefront, Madison is a leader for the San Francisco Women's March, has spoken at the Consolidated Association of Prides, and been featured in magazines and on podcasts. Where queer communities started in nightlife and in bars because it wasn't okay to be publicly gay. Despite the rates of depression, suicide, and mental health issues being much higher in these communities, a large part of them still meet in these environments today. Enters Sum of Us and the dream of Madison to create a safe space and a more conscious environment where the community could meet and support each other. Other things we talk about: How to heal through inclusive and diverse spaces How to be a good ally for the LGBTQ+ community How to create from the brainstorm up, inclusive events How to introduce empathy and step outside your own experience daily Asking about pro-nouns and other brave questions, Racism, and Equality A podcast Madison mentions about relationships that is a good example of inclusion in a media space: Mark Groves of the Mark Groves Podcast, cis male Sum of Us Fest: July 24th-26th 10am-10pm https://www.sumofusfest.com/virtual-event-faqs   https://www.sumofusfest.com   https://www.instagram.com/sumofusfest/   https://www.instagram.com/madisoneker/   We want this festival to be as accessible as possible to those that want to attend. Sum of Us Virtual Fest is 100% donation-based and ASL accessible! Any amount donated is accepted and appreciated.   Venmo: SUMOFUSFEST - Last Four is 8582 or send PayPal to:  contact@sumofusfest.com ------------------------- Check out the new BRAND and WEBSITE at: www.sheshungry.com and jump into the podcast course at: www.sheshungry.com/podcast-course Follow me on IG for more details: @_sheshungry_

103. How to Host an Inclusive Event and Be an Intentional Ally for the LGBTQ+ Community

In today's episode host, Cait Pearson covers the most common fears that come up when people are either launching or growing their podcasts. So many people heavily promote the "how-to" of podcasting, which is fine but the plan is only as great as the person feeling confident to execute it. This is where I begin. The Podcast Course is the easy-as-a-spoon-fed-to-you-pie guide on exactly how to start and launch your podcast in 6 weeks. To get on the *VIP* list: Podcast Course VIP Waitlist To Book The Least Salesiest Call You've Ever Booked to Talk About A Product On: Book HERE These fears today are the most common, and do you know what they all make glaringly obvious? We get stuck on the "why me," impostor syndrome, and doubt way before we get stuck on the "how-to" of it all. So today the most common fears we touch on are (in the form of common phrases): "I'm afraid it won't be successful" "Who will listen to it?" "What if no one listens?" "I'm under qualified/ impostor syndrome" "I fear judgement" "I might offend someone" "I'm afraid my topic is too personal." "covering things that are different than my other platforms." "wont give enough value." "starting" "launching" "how to start" "finding time to record." Good thing for you I've been down this road for a few years now and I'm more than ecstatic that you're here so I can support you through it. Also in the episode: I mention @lovesomedove on IG The "Man in the Arena Quote" "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat." The great author and humanist of humans: @glennondoyle And if you want to hang out with me more in your inbox weekly, like a check in from that bestie that wants you to succeed like Free Willy. Sign Up Here! Follow Along on IG: @sheshungryco      

102. Most Common Fears That Come Up In Podcasting

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