Evolution with Emily

Lauren Shipley is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Artisan Global and my dear friend. Artisan Global is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit that is evolving creative industries in Uganda with local entrepreneurs and artisans. She is embracing her personal and professional evolution in Milan, Italy as a full-time Master's student studying Law and Sustainable Development.

She is currently working with local entrepreneurs in Uganda to develop creative industries and address cycles of extreme poverty. Artisan's global team (Uganda and the U.S.) designs community workspaces for innovation & impact. The first pilot workspace opened in 2020 in Gulu, Uganda.

Interested in partnering or making a direct impact?

Follow along with their evolution here:

https://www.artisanglobal.org/impact
https://www.instagram.com/artisanglobal/ 

In today’s episode, Danielle Howley, experienced deeper healing personally and decided to use what she learned to help others. Her expertise in marketing and wellness make deeper healing accessible for everyone. In a pursuit to heal her husband’s chronic illness, she found through self-education, online resources and a ton of grit, that she could strike impact for others too. 

Since then, she has been apart of the fruition and continued growth of Deeper Healing Medical Wellness Center in Charleston, SC. She works alongside Dr. Michael Bauerschmidt, one of the top Functional and Environmental physicians who has recognized that there is usually not one thing, but a combination of things that distress the body. He sets his patients up for a holistic healing process tackling Diet, Emotion, Environment, Physical, Elimination and Rebuilding. 

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FOLLOW TALK TO DEEPER HEALING’S EVOLUTION HERE:

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In today’s episode, Jess Weiner dives deep into her own experiences with personal and professional evolution. After growing up during a time when media didn’t have equal representation, she knew her calling was to define the blurred lines. As a cultural expert, speaker, educator and consultant, she brings sustainable social change and inclusivity strategies to businesses and brands. In the past, she contributed to the Dove Real Beauty Campaign and Barbie’s brand evolution. Since then, she has recently gone on to launch “The Good Life” courses and live workshops as well as the “Talk To Jess” Masterclasses which we will touch on in today’s episode. 

She is offering her FREE workshop, “What Do You Really Want – An Invitation to Explore Your Vision for a Good Life” on January 28th @ 9 AM and 12 PM PST. Head to her website or swipe to the last post to learn how to SIGN UP. 

FOLLOW TALK TO JESS’ EVOLUTION HERE:

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TEXT @ 310-388-9078

Miranda Mounts, also known as @WhereToEatCharlotte or the Queen of Cuisine, has experienced the food and bev industry from all angles – starting as a seafood salesperson and working in several restaurants led Miranda to embrace her true foodie calling. Since then, she has educated Charlotte locals and tourists on some of the best spots to dine out. Her journey didn't stop there, she knew the impact she could have as a creative to bring not only her content to life but all the Charlotte restaurants. She covers every cuisine and her culinary shots go unparalleled.

Follow her Evolution:

https://www.instagram.com/wheretoeatcharlotte

https://www.facebook.com/wheretoeatclt/

https://www.tiktok.com/@mirandamounts?lang=en 

Alicia DeCastro, Founder of Fundati Coffee, closed one door at her corporate job in San Francisco only to open two more. After getting her yoga teacher training, she recognized the importance of implementing mindfulness exercises daily for even the non-yogis. She had always had a passion for coffee and the vacant space next to her yoga studio sparked an idea – can coffee brewing and grinding being a meditative experience? From there the ideas and actionable steps led her to where she is now. Fundati has evolved into a virtual movement of people recognizing that simple, mundane rituals such as making coffee can be meditative. The Rhode Island location customizes your coffee experience right down to the bean which they grind in front of you.

To support Fundati you can help give them a boost as they open by ordering coffee beans on their website or stopping in if you are in the Rhode Island area! Another awesome way to support their mission is to follow Fundati on Facebook and Instagram.

In this episode, I sat down with Carter Edwards, the Youth Internship Program Project Manager at Green Heart Project, a farm-to-school non-profit based in Charleston, SC with the mission to grow, celebrate and eat food. After majoring in public health, Carter discovered her passion for food education when eating at a farm-to-table restaurant that sourced all its produce locally from Green Heart. Her life aligned with an internship and then a full-time job with them. Since then, she has helped grow their internship program, giving students the opportunity to build an urban farm, further their food education and develop lifelong culinary and life skills. 

Crosby Melendi, a recent graduate and digital marketing specialist felt trapped in what seemed to be her "dream agency job." She had always been told that this was where she should be. Inspired by her family's decision to move to the Netherlands when she was young and her trip to Seville, Spain in college, she decided to walk away from it all to pursue the digital nomad life. Since then, she has established her freelance career and takes to solo traveling full-time living out of her Jeep, and house-hopping. Creating the life she wanted wasn't easy, but by believing in herself she continues to evolve. 

Previously a leading event planner for Her Campus Media in Boston, Kayla Hoey, got let go from her full-time job and decided to pursue her passion for wedding planning. In order to stand out in a saturated market, she has capitalized on the concept of micro-weddings for couples who want to express their love in an eccentric and eclectic, yet quaint way. 

In this episode, Valerie Cardenas shares her story of personal and professional growth on leaving a top tier agency corporate job in NYC to start her own creative agency in Atlanta, GA. Since then, she has been teaching herself the importance of spirituality, balance and passion.

https://www.valeriecardenas.com/
http://instagram.com/valeriegcardenas
https://www.instagram.com/valeriadailydose/