In the few weeks leading up to the release of my memoir, Sleeping with a Stranger, we’ll be taking a look “under the cover” as I share insider information about the story and process behind my memoir, which releases April 7, 2020. Zimmerman team member Rachel interviewed me about the deeply personal and never-before-shared details of my journey through living and writing this memoir.

I can’t wait to share the story with you!

Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast episode seventeen! In this episode, I interviewed my nutritionist and friend, Cara Clark, of Cara Clark Nutrition (CCN). Cara is a nutritionist for professional athletes, celebrities, and me! Today, we’re talking about how we met, how I convinced Cara to take me on as a client, and how to simplify the building blocks of nutrition so we can fuel our bodies, hearts, and minds.

Before I met Cara, I had no clue how to fuel my body with food. I had started trying to be mindful of my nutrition, but my diet could still be likened to that of a truck driver. Jalapeno cheetos were a staple, but I’d gotten to the point in my life and in my business where I was exhausted all the time, I wasn’t feeling like my best self, and I really just needed to learn how to fuel my body so I could be the person I want to be and live the life I want to live. I can’t wait for you to listen to this episode. There are so many practical tips for fueling your body and listening to what you need. Grab a pen and some paper, because you’re going to want to take notes!

Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast episode seventeen! In this episode, I interviewed my nutritionist and friend, Cara Clark, of Cara Clark Nutrition (CCN). Cara is a nutritionist for professional athletes, celebrities, and me! Today, we’re talking about how we met, how I convinced Cara to take me on as a client, and how to simplify the building blocks of nutrition so we can fuel our bodies, hearts, and minds.

Before I met Cara, I had no clue how to fuel my body with food. I had started trying to be mindful of my nutrition, but my diet could still be likened to that of a truck driver. Jalapeno cheetos were a staple, but I’d gotten to the point in my life and in my business where I was exhausted all the time, I wasn’t feeling like my best self, and I really just needed to learn how to fuel my body so I could be the person I want to be and live the life I want to live. I can’t wait for you to listen to this episode. There are so many practical tips for fueling your body and listening to what you need. Grab a pen and some paper, because you’re going to want to take notes!

Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast episode sixteen. Today, I’m sitting down with one of my students, Cammie Palmer! I first met Cammie when she was in the wedding of a bridal client, before I even created my signature course, The Business Behind the Blooms. Cammie then bought BBB to help her figure out how to run her wedding rentals and floral business. Cammie is sharing how she changed her money mindset through my program Know Your Numbers so she could turn her barely-surviving business into a flourishing career. So let’s give a big Zimmerman Podcast welcome to Cammie, who has had the unique position of seeing me up close as a floral designer and wedding planner, as a brand new educator, and now, as a seasoned coach and mentor.

Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast episode sixteen. Today, I’m sitting down with one of my students, Cammie Palmer! I first met Cammie when she was in the wedding of a bridal client, before I even created my signature course, The Business Behind the Blooms. Cammie then bought BBB to help her figure out how to run her wedding rentals and floral business. Cammie is sharing how she changed her money mindset through my program Know Your Numbers so she could turn her barely-surviving business into a flourishing career. So let’s give a big Zimmerman Podcast welcome to Cammie, who has had the unique position of seeing me up close as a floral designer and wedding planner, as a brand new educator, and now, as a seasoned coach and mentor.

Why does it seem so easy for kids to own what they’re proud of, but it’s so much harder for us adults? As we head into the last day of 2019, I want to talk about how we can celebrate our 2019 accomplishments, take inventory of some things that maybe need a little work, and plan for the future.

I’m a future-thinker, so it’s not easy for me to reflect. But we can’t know where we’re going in the future without reflecting on the past. I’m sharing my best end-of-year tips for reflecting on the past so you can transform your future.

Why does it seem so easy for kids to own what they’re proud of, but it’s so much harder for us adults? As we head into the last day of 2019, I want to talk about how we can celebrate our 2019 accomplishments, take inventory of some things that maybe need a little work, and plan for the future.

I’m a future-thinker, so it’s not easy for me to reflect. But we can’t know where we’re going in the future without reflecting on the past. I’m sharing my best end-of-year tips for reflecting on the past so you can transform your future.

What do women’s cycles, floral workshops, and Frozen 2 have in common? They’re all topics of questions from this episode of the Zimmerman Podcast. We discussed the logistics and finances behind workshops, what happens when you have an unhappy bride who leaves a bad review, and ways to get stuff done on days you don’t feel motivated. Let’s get started!

What do women’s cycles, floral workshops, and Frozen 2 have in common? They’re all topics of questions from this episode of the Zimmerman Podcast. We discussed the logistics and finances behind workshops, what happens when you have an unhappy bride who leaves a bad review, and ways to get stuff done on days you don’t feel motivated. Let’s get started!

For this episode I got to sit down with THE Sheri Salata. Sheri is the co creator of The Pillar Life, author of The Beautiful No, and former co-president of Harpo Studios and the Oprah Winfrey Network. She was also the executive producer of the The Oprah Winfrey Show. While her list of accolades is long, Sheri tends to define herself by the simple title that has most defined her life: storyteller. During our conversation, I got to hear Sheri’s story first-hand, from her days with Oprah through the personal reckoning that became the inspiration for her book, and what her life looks like now. In her book and in this interview, Sheri gracefully grapples with issues like honoring your body, knowing when it’s time to explore your own passions, and bravely embracing a wholehearted life. By the end of the episode, I was so moved by Sheri’s wisdom that I kind of lost my cool and sounded like a blubbering idiot. It really was a dream-come-true experience getting to talk to her.