Stacy Connects…with Stacy Heller

A trip to Value Village for a wooden box to “hold her grievances” results in a $21 cabinet, a large picnic basket, and a choice to make between two wedding dresses. However, since that’s not where Stacy is headed, she changes direction and welcomes her friend Brenda Morris, a realtor with Compass, to talk about the market, myths, and missed opportunities like The Copper Castle. Her experience as a local, risk-taking, forward-thinking entrepreneur combined with her life experiences, tenacity, and big heart (part of every commission she earns goes to The Pink Daisy Project) makes Brenda Stacy’s go-to agent. If anyone can find Stacy a unicorn of a place to move next, it’s her. To learn more or connect with Brenda go to www.sellbuybrenda.com. You’ll find out more about The Pink Daisy Project or you can donate by clicking the logo on her homepage. To connect with Stacy, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/.

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Stacy spent four days moving her daughter Grace to NY to live and work; she spent six days with her mother doing whatever her mother said to do. There are A LOT of conversations and observations to share. And then on Wednesdays we go to therapy. Ultimately it all boils down to no matter how hard you fight it, you’re probably just like your mother. To connect with Stacy, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/.

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A short, last-minute trip to Veranda Trip resulted in an epic hangover and tomatoes for Stacy. This week she helps pack for her daughter’s move to NYC. Today’s guest Matt Knutsen, inspired a memory about her late father and this week’s “ism.” Stacy and Matt, an experienced tattoo artist and owner of Hidden Addiction in Oroville, WA, chat about tattoos; their history, trends, unique purposes, and what prompted each of them to get their first tattoos. Matt shares his love for doing “Sailor Jerry-style” tattoos and his desire to see his artwork featured for the world to appreciate. To see Matt’s work follow him @hidden.addiction on Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok. Follow the link in his bio to vote for him in the Inked Magazine Competition. To connect with Stacy, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/.

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Did sharing her idea for a starter experience for the Burning Man-curious last week jinx this year’s attendees? Nah. Also, Stacy gets a complaint from a listener so makes it right. This week’s guest is Kathleen Lawson, a business strategist, in fact she’s Stacy’s business strategist! They chat about how Kathleen helps entrepreneurs and solopreneurs; whether they’re just starting and need a Sherpa to lead the way or they’re in process and need help building scaffolding that will steady and support their growing business. Stacy is a HUGE fan (and client), you can be too! Go to https://kathleen-lawson.com/ to learn more. To connect with Stacy, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/.

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Stacy starts out strong sharing a couple of ideas like her starter experience for the Burning Man-curious and her Choose Your Urn Adventure business idea. She also announces a new blog post and confesses she doesn’t feel grown up enough to be aging. This week’s show topic was inspired by a video of a mother/daughter sharing their musical artist ABCs. Stacy, Grace, Charles, and Eric take turns sharing their own artist ABCs. Unsurprisingly Stacy and Grace go with more mainstream picks while Eric and Charles each do a deeper dive. If you want to share your picks or read the new blog entry, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/.

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This week since she has no guest, Stacy decides to invite herself to pull up a mic and back the curtain. First, she does her usual weekly update with news of her mom, thoughts on the weather, the Barbie movie, and fondue. Her STACYISM is the first clue this episode is going to be even more transparent than usual (could that even be possible? Yes!). Stacy shares what one of her depressive funks looks like and how she tries to emerge from them relatively unscathed. She also asks listeners for more feedback. If you would like to share your thoughts, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/ or shoot an email to [email protected].

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Stacy chats about visiting with her mother (and friends) post-arm surgery. From her attitude going into surgery to her philosophy about recovery and aging, there was a lot to take in and share much to Joan’s embarrassment. She and her guest Liz Hampton of Lupine Services talk about Liz’s love, and her client’s need for order that is a balance between form and function. From nesting to empty nesting and every stage of life before, during and after, Liz brings her caregiver energy while planting the seeds of organization wherever she goes. To learn more about Liz Hampton, go to  https://www.lupinehomeservices.com/ or email [email protected] to connect.

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Stacy barely takes a breath as she shares that she’s two weeks Diet Coke clean and now does cryptoquips; she makes her case for rain barrels in the mountains considering the Eagle Bluff fire in Oroville. Her guest Kirra Sherman is used to her rambling, sometimes ego-driven ideas since she works with Stacy as an intuition coach. Kirra consults entrepreneurs who struggle to make the decisions that feel risky but will ultimately improve their bottom line (and life). Additionally, many of her clients are eager to free themselves of their self-imposed constraints; the narratives (real or imagined), the shoulds, have-tos, need-tos, etc. that create confusion and doubt personally and professionally. To learn more about Kirra, go to www.kirrasherman.com

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Stacy starts by confessing she might need to stop drinking Diet Coke and/or gin and tonics; her guest Colby Wilk challenges her to explore why she needs them to begin with knowing they’re bad. It may be that her in-laws are visiting or perhaps it’s denial. Stacy and Colby chat about his practice as a spiritual teacher and guide; it’s a thoughtful conversation with topics ranging from character and denial to whether God “wants” and why he believes we’re not here to be happy. Colby is leading a webinar August 29, for more details go to: https://eastwestseattle.org/products/august-29-2023-tuesday-5-30-7pm-your-soul-is-calling-are-you-listening-with-colby-wilk-webinar or learn more about Colby at https://colbywilk.com/

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