As we begin the renovation of our 1920s Milwaukee bungalow, we have some big picture design decisions to make: Do we paint the original wood? Do we go with brass, bronze, nickel or all of the above? 

In today's episode, I share how I'm looking to Pinterest for inspiration while being true to the original home. 

This episode's all about where to begin with your DIY design.

To see the home tour pre-renovation:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CCmL68JH7a_/

To keep up with the home's transformation:

https://www.instagram.com/alexwehrley/ 

Exciting news! We bought a fixer upper!! In this episode, I break down:

-Why we bought a fixer upper (versus an updated home)

-How we found our home 

-Considerations when deciding whether to buy a fixer upper 

-How I'm kicking off this huge remodeling project 

To see the transformation of our fixer upper take place, come hang out with me on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AlexWehrley

Becca Tetzlaff, the blogger behind Organically Becca is also a podcaster, wife and dog mama from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She's built and monetized a blog that helps you live your best clean, green life! Let's learn about her blogger secrets. 

www.OrganicallyBecca.com

www.ConfidentlyOnCamera.com 

Joining me today is: Catherine Briggs, the founder/CEO of JemAdorn, a jewelry company launching this summer that combines the best of affiliate and network marketing.

Catherine shares how her entrepreneurial journey began when she became a teen mom a couple decades ago; how she's overcome major adversities including an abusive relationship and biases toward black female entrepreneurs; and how she uses the strength and courage she's cultivated over the years to lead and build an inclusive business. 

Head to JemAdorn.com to learn more. 

You guys, I'm so excited! My eBook, Confidently On-Camera: How to Create Your First Video Series, is here!!! To celebrate, in today's episode, I'm giving you a quick DIY guide to showing up confidently on-camera. If you're interested in making social media videos, this episode is meant to help you get started.

And a quick note about my eBook.... If you purchase it by Friday, June 12, you'll get it for $5 off. Plus, you'll be invited to a free group Q&A Zoom session with me. 

Xo Alex 

I had so much fun catching up with Nashville hair stylist and fellow podcaster, Taylor Nick. She did my hair when I hosted the CMA Awards red carpet in 2014 and we've kept in touch on social media ever since. In recent years she's expanded her brand digitally with the Pretty Please podcast. 

We talk all about how to add value to your clients, in-person and online.

For more on Taylor, head to www.TaylorNick.com. 

To pre-order my eBook, head to www.ConfidentlyOnCamera.com.

Today the tables have turned, and I'm being interviewed by my dear friend Phil Svitek. In this episode, which originally aired on A Phil Svitek Podcast, we talk about how I went from a local news anchor to a national TV Host to a content creator for my own media company: #Empowerista. 

I also share a ton of the tips from my new eBook, available for pre-order today at www.ConfidentlyOnCamera.com.

In this solo show episode of the #Empowerista Podcast, I share how I'm pivoting my business during uncertain times, and the considerations to keep in mind when pivoting yours. 

To pre-order my eBook Confidently On-Camera: How to Create Your First Video Series:

www.ConfidentlyOnCamera.com

To purchase The Lean Startup book referenced in this episode:

https://amzn.to/3dIYug6 

So you're ready to take your content creation game to the next level with a long-form content series; But you're unsure if you should start a podcast, video series or blog. 

In today's solo show episode of the #Empowerista Podcast I break down the pros and cons to each when it comes to considerations like cost, time, community engagement and more. 

Also my eBook, Confidently On-Camera: How to Create Your First Video Series, is available for pre-order at www.ConfidentlyOnCamera.com

Named one of Forbes Magazine's "Ten Female Entrepreneurs to Watch," my guest today is Sarah Davis, the Founder and President of ​Fashionphile​ - one of the 100 "Smartest, Most Innovative, Hands down Brilliant Companies" on Entrepreneur Magazine's radar. Sarah started the first iteration of Fashionphile on eBay to supplement her income while attending the University of Maryland School of Law. Post-law school, she took the leap to make Fashionphile her full-time job. Twenty years later, Fashionphile is now the largest online platform for buying and selling ultra-luxury handbags and accessories in the country.