By Marcella Chamorro
5
2020 ratings
The podcast currently has 41 episodes available.
Tune in to my conversation with Grace McCarrick, my dear friend but better known as The Culture Coach.
Grace has spent the last decade of her career in an operations seat, with a hyper focus on how her teams were working. Culture work hooked her when she swapped her corporate badge for the start up world and scaled a high performing team as Head of Culture from seed to Series B. Today, Grace is helping executive teams identify the unique strengths hidden in their teams and capitalizing on them for the most powerful path forward.
You can find Grace on TikTok and Linkedin. There's more about her work on her website: gracemccarrick.com!
Tune in to my conversation with Nathan Barry, founder and CEO of ConvertKit, the creator marketing platform.
During our conversation, you'll hear us walk through Nathan's entrepreneurial journey — from ebooks and iOS apps to ConvertKit. The majority of our chat, though, focuses on the period of time where ConvertKit was losing money, and Nathan's mental health took a nosedive. Nathan shares how he managed to survive that period and what he does now to take care of his mental health (and his team's, too!)
You can find Nathan on Twitter and his website, but you can also check out his past articles and podcast episodes here.
Tune in to my conversation with David Spinks, community expert and best-selling author of The Business of Belonging.
David's work centers on studying communities and teaching others how they work, through his weekly newsletter and as a community strategy consultant. Previously, he cofounded CMX, the annual conference and community of over 20,000 community professionals. When CMX was acquired by Bevy, a platform for hosting chapter-based community ecosystems, David served as the VP of Community for three years.
You can find David on Twitter and Linkedin, but my favorite place to follow his learnings is his weekly newsletter, so don't miss that.
Welcome to episode #038 of Process, with Spencer Fry.
Spencer is a 32-year-old serial entrepreneur from New York. His latest project, Coach, is his fourth project, and it focuses on helping creators make a living off their passion. From email marketing to online courses to landing pages, Coach is dedicated to helping creators grow their audience while making money.
(Because you're listening to this podcast, chances are you have a passion that you'd love to make a living off of, so I'm pumped to share Spencer's experiences with you.)
During the episode, we talk about:
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Connect with Spencer Fry across the web:
- his company, Coach
- his personal website, SpencerFry.com
- on Twitter at @spencerfry
- on Instagram at @spencerfry
"There are two main ways that people put their work up online. One is to get jobs, so the artist and designer side. The other is to make a living and make a profit and become successful, and that's who I wanted to work with next."
— Spencer Fry
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Tune in next week for another coffee break episode with yours truly. If you're interested in more of the behind-the-scenes look at creating a new project, be sure to listen in.
xo,
Marcella
Welcome to episode #037 of Process, with Violeta Nedkova.
Violeta is an online entrepreneur based in Bulgaria who helps creative rebels build unique and authentic businesses. She's spent the last few years exploring the online space: writing, consulting, becoming a coach, and much more. Starting this year, she's decided to make building community her biggest priority.
Fun fact: We recorded this episode the day before her 30th birthday AND launched her latest project! 🎉
During the episode, we talk about:
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Connect with Violeta Nedkova across the web:
- on her website, VioletaNedkova.com
- her latest project, The Creative Rebel Academy
- on Twitter at @violetanedkova
- her Facebook group, The Creative Rebels
"You need to learn to enjoy community without thinking of it as a business commodity, even though it is." — Violeta Nedkova
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Tune in next week for an interview with Spencer Fry of Coach!
xo,
Marcella
Welcome to episode #036 of Process!
It feels so good to be back with the first interview in months and months. And what an interview to start with—a talk with Moose Winans of CameraTips.com.
To be honest, Moose and I recorded this interview back in July. I wasn't able to publish it for you until now because I spent a few months dealing with some personal health issues (morning sickness sucks).
BUT, better late than never, right?
Even if it's been months and months since we sat down to chat, Moose's wisdom about online business is gold. His approach to the online space—always putting people first—is so refreshing and not something you hear everyday. I can't wait for you to hear it.
So, before you listen in, let's get to know Moose Winans, photography master!
Moose is a photographer who runs a website called CameraTips.com, which he describes as "the beginners only tree house in a backyard filled with photographers of all skill levels." I personally have used his products to get to know my new camera and take better photos. But photography isn't Moose's greatest passion—that honor belongs to his family.
During the episode, we talk about:
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Connect with Moose Winans across the web:
- on his website, CameraTips.com
- on Twitter at @moosewinans
- on Instagram at @moosewinans
- on YouTube over here
"If you put in the time, if you wait patiently, and you reply to every single comment and reply to every single question, you go out of your way to help other people, that it's going to return back to you."
— Moose Winans
Thanks for listening to episode #036! I'd love to hear what you thought, so let me know on Twitter? If it resonated with you, I'd appreciate it if you'd post a review over on iTunes. That way, more people will find the show, too.
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Moose, thanks for taking the time to chat with me and share your stories with everyone listening.
Tune in next week for a new episode with Violeta Nedkova. 🙋🏻
xo,
Marcella
Welcome back to the Process podcast!
It's been months and months since my last episode, but I'm coming back full swing in 2017. I've got great episodes scheduled for the next few months, so stay tuned for all of this awesomeness on creativity and making stuff with peace of mind.
This first episode of the year (#035) is what I'm calling a Coffee Break, or an episode where I take you behind the scenes of my own creative process and struggles I'm navigating with my projects.
In this episode I'll dig into the question:
How should I manage my shift in writing topics?
More specifically:
Let's get to it!
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Things I mention:
- Minimalism: Documentary on Netflix
- Crush It!: Gary Vaynerchuk's book
- Everyday Salt: the mini project I launched with friends in December 2016
Questions you can use to help define your audience:
If you're facing a similar issue in trying to figure out who your target audience is, feel free to take these questions and answer them yourself.
Thanks for listening to episode #035! And thank you for coming back in 2017! Let me know what you thought on Twitter? I'm @marcinator over there.
If this Coffee Break episode resonated with you, I'd appreciate it if you'd post a review over on iTunes. That way, more people will find the show, too!
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Remember to tune into the next episode with Moose Winans over here!
xo,
Marcella
This is episode #034 of Process!
I'm pumped to go back to our regular format here on Process: an interview.
My guest on this episode is Anna Quinlan!
The best way to describe Anna is the word storyteller. She likes to tell all kinds of stories: about motherhood, fitness, nature, and more.
For many years, she worked a corporate job—but, after a serendipitous encounter with a photographer on the beach, she worked hard to make her jump into freelance writing and achieve the freedom to live every day the best way possible.
During the episode, we talk about:
After we finished our conversation, I actually replayed it a few times just because I needed to hear some of Anna's kick-in-the-pants motivation again. So, I hope you enjoy hearing all about Anna and her journey as much as I did.
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Connect with Anna on the interwebs:
- on her website, annaquinlan.net
- on Instagram at @quinlananna
Here are the links mentioned during the episode:
- The blog post where I first found Anna: "The Hardest Mile"
- Picture of Anna on the Megaformer (not Mega-reformer, woops 😂)
Again, thanks for listening to episode #034!
I'd love to hear what you thought about this interview! Let me know on Twitter?
Also, if this episode resonated with you, I'd appreciate it so much if you could post an honest review over on iTunes. It would help me reach more people that may find these episodes valuable, too.
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Oh, and...
I'll be back next week with another interview—with a drastically different kind of maker.
In next week's episode, I'll be talking to someone who focuses exclusively on selling photography "cheat cards" online. The best part? His approach to business is so refreshing.
Until then! :-)
xo,
Marcella
Photo credit: Craig Garner at unsplash
I'm BAAAACK!
After a few months "on a break" from the podcast, I'm back with episode #033 of Process. Which kind of begins "season 2" of the podcast, I think?
In the last episode, I told you about why I felt it was necessary that I go on a creative "break" of sorts, to really do some heavy thinking about this upcoming book and work hard on finishing it.
WELL, I have some news about that...
You can listen to the full episode below to get the entire story, during which you'll hear more about:
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Thanks so much for sticking with the podcast through this "break" and listening to today's episode. I hope the backstage view at my book-writing process is helpful to you in some way. :-)
I'll be back next week with an awesome conversation with Anna Quinlan, a talented writer. I loved our conversation and can't wait to share it with you!
Sending you lots of love and light!
xo,
Marcella
PS. I missed you! 🙈
Photo credit: Lauren Mancke at unsplash
Welcome to episode #032 of Process!
I have a new podcast episode for you—and it's a special one because it's the LAST one for a few months. 😱
Not going to lie, I'm a little sad about it because I love recording the show ... BUT there's a very exciting reason behind this decision. Which I explain in depth during this episode, including:
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I'll be back in two months or so! Wish me luck?
Sending you lots of love and light!
xo,
Marcella
The podcast currently has 41 episodes available.