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Reprogramming with Lindsay Hyatt
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Reprogramming with Lindsay Hyatt is a podcast to help shift perspective, consider new viewpoints, and challenge old belief systems around business, entrepreneurship, health, wellness, empowerment, and more.
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On asking for help, investing in your business, and the value of time with Sandy Dang
Oct 18, 202300:48:19Tap to summarizeIf you’re a solopreneur- it’s in the name. You do it all. Or maybe you’re an entrepreneur going it alone— one who knows your reach and impact could be so much greater, but it’s not yet time to bring on contractors or a team. You may even enjoy having your hands in all the aspects of your business. (This is me!) There’s nothing wrong with it. But I suspect you’ve also had more than one moment of complete overwhelm, isolation and wondering when it all gets easier. The hard truth is we aren’t meant to do this thing alone. YES even solopreneurship. Is there a better way? Our guest today confirms what you probably already know. As an immigrant, she was engrained with an independent spirit, encouraged to take the long way and save the $2 toll, and lean into her capabilities. Today, we talk about NOT having to be a superhuman or supermom- and how to go about reprogramming what so many of us are wired to do. Sandy Dang is is a launch strategist and copywriter for online course creators. She specializes in prelaunch plans and sales page audits. Originally from New York City, she moved to Dubai in 2007 and has lived there ever since. She was a stay-at-home mom for many years. To keep her creativity alive, she started a food and travel blog, which has won numerous awards, and was nominated for "Best Food Blog" by BBC Good Food Middle East in 2016. When she's not writing for her clients or on her food memoir, she's either in the kitchen experimenting with new recipes, hiking in the mountains, or camping in the desert. CONNECT WITH SANDY IG - @sandycopywriter LI - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandycopywriter/ https://sandy-dang.com
Transcribe →On diet culture and size inclusivity with Megan Coulter
Oct 4, 202300:47:18Tap to summarizeDiet culture is something infused into the media, our language, and society as a whole. It’s something- as a woman and a mom of 2 girls- that I’m constantly aware of. How do we reprogram this often unconscious conditioning? How do we approach using language as descriptors and identifiers? What does it mean to be fat positive? How can we do better for people of all shapes and sizes? With today’s guest, we dig in deeper. Megan Coulter is a size-inclusive Quiz and Email strategist and copywriter. She writes for value-aligned brands and creators to form connection with their audience and inspire action through interactive quizzes and email marketing. She has a passion for spreading messages of body liberation and fat positivity. She found those spaces way too late in life and wants to help as many people as possible find them today. Right now. CONNECT WITH MEGAN: IG - @thesizeinclusivecopywriter LI - @Megan Coulter https://www.megancoulteragency.com
Transcribe →On redefining maternity leave + the 24-hour calendar with Christen Jolicoeur
Sep 27, 202300:40:54Tap to summarizeIf you’re a mom or a mom-to-be, this episode will resonate big time. Raise your hand if you naively hoped maternity leave would be all lunch dates and park strolls but ended up finding out it was mostly sleep deprivation breakdowns, endless feedings, and wondering when you’d ever have a moment alone again. (Emoji hand up) Add growing a business to that list and suddenly, maternity leave (all 6 weeks of it *SIGH*) looks pretty overwhelming. And it can be. On this week’s episode of Reprogramming, our guest approached the birth of her son with an open mind and flexible plan- and in the process discovered how to discover her own needs and embrace the power of “on purpose.” With her innovative 24-hour calendar, she was able to gift herself the time and space to spend as much time as she wanted with her baby, her husband, and her blossoming business. Christen Jolicoeur is a full-time mama and Special Education Consultant. Christen uses a self-created system for more time, order, and peace and enjoys organizing and categorizing just about anything. Through her company, Patrici Publishing, as Chief Editor she invests in the authorship and publications of Black and Brown writers ranging in experience or expertise. In her role as an educator and author - she offers tangible and practical solutions to help children and adults experience success, and live meaningful lives.
Transcribe →On allyship and inclusion in your business + messaging with Ro Janeway
Sep 20, 202301:02:35Tap to summarize“The simplest form of activism is having conversations.” In this powerful episode of Reprogramming, we get to the heart of what it means to be an ally, to support marginalized humans, and how brands are getting it right (or wrong) for the LGBTQIA community. Our guest today not only walks us through the basics of gender expression, but encourages people to open themselves up to learning and making mistakes as they go- both in the public business space and personally. Because without the willingness to have those conversations- we will never be able to move forward. There’s also a valuable discussion around power and privilege in language- something I hadn’t considered during my career as a writer, that I’ll now carry with me forever. Ro Janeway is a twenty-year beauty industry veteran turned copywriter. They love to help people find their own unique voice and show up as a powerful, vulnerable human. CONNECT WITH RO: IG- @rojaneway THREADS- @rojaneway LI- Ro Janeway rowanjaneway.com
Transcribe →On MONEY- a vulnerable look at becoming a financial feminist
Sep 13, 202300:27:54Tap to summarizeOn today’s solo episode of Reprogramming, Lindsay shares her own BTS history of managing money, the changes she's planning to make, and why becoming a financial feminist is so important as a woman. This episode contains REAL LIFE stories, the messy middle, and how Lindsay's figuring it all out as she goes. #raw She hopes this episode serves you, validates you, and allows you to consider new perspectives in shifting your relationship with money. The rundown: -The money mindset Lindsay was raised with -The money mindset she practices as a married adult (hint: room for improvement!) -Lindsay's true thoughts (conspiracy theories?!) around what’s holding women back from becoming comfortable with their finances and how it’s keeping us small -How money is discussed and perceived in the online business space -What Lindsay made after her first year of business, and how she did it -A quick acknowledgment/shoutout for professional copywriters -Commentary on “healing money wounds.” The book Lindsay's reading that inspired this episode: Financial Feminist by Tori Dunlap CONNECT WITH LINDSAY: IG - @thelindsayhyatt LinkedIn - Lindsay Hyatt lindsayhyatt.com
Transcribe →On healing from burnout and leaving hustle culture behind with Elizabeth LeConey
Sep 6, 202300:43:35Tap to summarizeWe all know the hustle. We were raised in the hustle. Finally, after decades of thinking it was the right way- the only way to find success, many were able to take a step back and see that there is another way. A healthier, more fulfilling way. Some of us were forced to take that step back due to burnout, health complications, and endless stress. Our guest today was sitting in success: a profitable network marketing empire, great family, and a whole list of reasons why she should feel good. But she didn’t, and it took her years to unpack the burnout that had begun to affect her physical and mental health. By taking time to understand what was causing her burnout, she was able to tap deeper into what she really wanted, pivot her business, and learn the strength in feminine energy. Elizabeth LeConey is an accomplished entrepreneur with more than a decade of experience, known for her expertise in business, leadership, and branding strategy. Her Equipped Entrepreneur Podcast is among the top 10% of global entrepreneurship podcasts. Elizabeth dove into entrepreneurship in 2012 when she launched a photography business and two years later joined a network marketing company. After generating over one million dollars in her network marketing business, Elizabeth chose to step away from the industry due to health issues and burnout. In search of a new direction, she launched her own coaching business, where today she collaborates with driven entrepreneurs to help them build businesses that align with their passion and leverage their distinct talents. CONNECT WITH ELIZABETH: IG- @elizabethleconey @equippedentrepreneurpodcast elizabethleconey.com
Transcribe →On loss: the great perspective shifter, with Erin Pennings
Aug 30, 202300:41:48Tap to summarizeGrief is all consuming. It does not remain neatly tucked in its compartment while you’re trying to do other things, like raise a family or launch a business. And when you lose a parent, it may fundamentally change your entire perspective on life. On today’s episode of Reprogramming, Erin Pennings opens up about how she navigated immense loss, and how it shaped the time that followed- including the realization that she had to be the one to go after the life she truly wanted. It pushed her to quit her 9-5, strap her baby to her back, and head out into the Alaskan wilderness. (For real!) Part brand messaging strategist and part copywriter, Erin Pennings draws on 20 years of marketing experience to help small businesses, entrepreneurs, and startups turn their brands into customer magnets. Using her proprietary REACH Visibility Trajectory™ flexible framework, she helps you clarify your message and delivers a blend of strategy and copy to tell your story at every stage of the funnel. Whether you’re on the verge of launching, pivoting, or scaling, Erin uses a blend of strategic insights and tactical support to help build brand awareness, establish authority, and create momentum so you can form powerful connections with the humans in your audience. In addition to 1:1 copywriting and strategy services, Erin teaches Whomp Whomp to Wow™ — a 28-day website copy course designed to help copywriters and entrepreneurs stop apologizing for their website (or lack of one) so they can finally finish their copy and launch a new site. Visit erinpennings.com to join her newsletter and follow her on social. CONNECT WITH ERIN: IG- @copysnacks LI- Erin Pennings Death is Nothing at All poem Whomp Whomp to Wow
Transcribe →On navigating anxiety and depression + redefining success with Michelle Carrington
Aug 24, 202300:36:05Tap to summarizeIf you’re an entrepreneur who’s ever dealt with the heaviness of anxiety and depression, this episode will resonate deeply. Showing up for life when you’re struggling is already a challenge, and it may be extra challenging to show up for a blooming business while you’re wading through the symptoms of “the golden duo,” as dubbed by our guest, Michelle Carrington. This episode of Reprogramming explores how you can still build a successful business while taking care for yourself, plus what it looks like to reprogram the idea of success; what does success look like for you and how can you think outside the box? *Please note, we are not medical professionals. We share personal experiences from our own lives. If you are struggling, please reach out to a medical professional or access immediate support at one of these mental health resources. You are not alone. Michelle Carrington is a beauty copywriter and messaging strategist working with rule-braking indie beauty and wellness brands looking to transform the industry into a more inclusive, empowering, and sustainable space. With a decade of experience in makeup artistry and marketing, Michelle has the necessary industry insider knowledge to help her clients find their story, connect with their audience, and become the next "IT" beauty brand. CONNECT WITH MICHELLE: IG - @michellecarrington https://www.michellecarringtoncopy.com
Transcribe →On building a 6-figure biz that's kind to your nervous system with Amy Leisner
Aug 16, 202300:46:08Tap to summarizeIs it possible to have a business that is kind both to your bank account AND your nervous system? Today’s guest shows us that the answer is YES- if you’re willing to get a little uncomfortable, be open to learning lessons, break some rules, and experimenting along the way. Amy Leisner is the founder of A18 Media - an online marketing agency for the dance industry. After spending 5+ years working for marketing agencies throughout Southern California, she left corporate in 2018 and built a successful six-figure freelance copywriting business, which has evolved into a full-service marketing agency. Along with being the CEO of her agency, Amy takes on the occasional copywriting project to stay sharp at her craft and is a business coach specifically for copywriters. She helps her clients leave their 9-5, get clear on their niche, attract high-caliber clients, create more freedom in their schedule, and make more money. Amy loves taking long walks listening to podcasts, fine dining, binging reality TV, and spending time with her husband and daughter at their home in sunny Southern California. Connect with Amy IG- @AmyLeisner TK- @AmyLeisner FB- Copywriting Girls Club a18media.com
Transcribe →On agency life, boundaries, and reprogramming from employee to entrepreneur with Brittany Downey
Aug 9, 202300:40:42Tap to summarizeMaking the transition from corporate life to entrepreneurship isn’t easy- because most of us are programmed to act as employees, whether that be in how we work, the boundaries (or lack thereof) we form, or how we schedule ourselves for productivity. Add an extra layer of the frenetic conditioning that comes with the world of marketing agencies, and you'll it can be a hard condition to shake. Today’s guest on Reprogramming shares her perspectives on making that transition (and making it with two small kids!) plus how she’s navigated boundary setting and minimalism in her business. Brittany Downey helps organizations plan and write strategic websites with a minimalist approach—so they can maximize their connection and impact. She has over a decade of experience in marketing strategy across many types of organizations, from non-profits to startups to ad agencies. Brittany loves helping business owners and marketing teams do the 20% of the work that produces 80% of the results. Connect with Brittany: LI - Brittany Downey downeystrategy.com
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