Emily Schildt is a storyteller and a brand marketer whose work has been featured in Fast Company, Time, Entrepreneur, Forbes, and Refinery29 and includes clients: Aloha, KIND, Ugly, Lavva, Fairlife, Zocdoc, Diane von Furstenberg, and Pret a Manger. She’s also one of the people responsible for Chobani’s trailblazing digital success.

I met Emily through being invited to a food conference she co-founded, Bitten. Last year Emily wrote a powerful piece that invites you to look at dining alone as a reason for celebration – that’s when I knew I wanted to have her on the podcast.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Being ok with doing many things at once in your career
• Finding the alignment between lucrative projects and soul-fulfilling ones
• Why dining alone should be celebrated
• How to set healthy boundaries with technology
• A “phone diet” that can help you be more present
• How the digital landscape is changing and where Instagram is going
• Can traveling for pleasure and working at the same time work?
• Her top 3 New York restaurants

See all show notes on wokeandwired.com.

Connect with Emily:

• @emilyschildt
• Sourdough Communications Studio
• Pop Up Grocer
• www.emilycarterschildt.com

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