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The Conscious Publicist® Podcast with Ashley Graham

The Conscious Publicist® Podcast with Ashley Graham

著者： Ashley Graham
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Welcome to The Conscious Publicist® Podcast, a space where thoughts become ideas to advocate for a more conscious human experience in the media. Our thoughts and ideas inspire action, and the most notable leaders and organizations have transformed thoughts and ideas into global initiatives that have impacted the lives of millions. Join your host, Ashley Graham, she guides leaders, visionaries, and creators in discovering their conscious voice and methodologies that inspire connection, community, and impact through media and leadership channels. In this podcast, you’ll dive into thought leadership, business, and entrepreneurship, all through the lens of being a conscious human being. Ashley will take you behind the scenes into the habits, thoughts, and modalities that have helped leaders shift past paradigms of limiting beliefs, comparison, and self-doubt to show up for themselves to become the subject matter experts they were called to be. Subscribe to the show on Apple or Spotify and join her on this journey of awakening the conscious leader within YOU.2026 The Conscious Publicist® 個人的成功 社会科学 経済学 自己啓発
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  • How to Use Email Marketing to Buy Back Your Time and Freedom with Kieryn Wang

    How to Use Email Marketing to Buy Back Your Time and Freedom with Kieryn Wang
    2026/10/20
    What if the thing standing between you and real freedom in your business wasn't a new strategy or a bigger budget—but something as simple as an email?In this episode, I sit down with Kieryn Wang, an email marketer for beauty and wellness brands who left Seattle for Lisbon, Portugal to design a life on her own terms. We explore what it means to truly choose yourself, how slowing down can fuel your business growth, and why email is one of the most personal, relationship-building tools available to any founder. Kieryn walks us through the practical side too—from building your list and crafting a lead magnet to setting up a three-day welcome sequence and automations that buy back your time. Whether you're sending emails once a year or once a week, this conversation is a masterclass in starting where you are and getting 1% better every day.Join Kieryn and me for a workshop on "3 Steps to Start Building Your Email List" on Thursday, October 29th at 12 PM PT | 2 PM CT | 3 PM ET. Sign up here: https://www.itsallmost.com/tcp-workshopKey Talking Points:In this episode, we discuss…Choosing yourself: Kieryn's move from Seattle to Lisbon and what lifestyle freedom looks like when you build systems that work for youWhy email marketing is like dating your customers—and how social media is just the dating profileThe three steps to start building your email list: tell people you have a newsletter, make sign-up effortless, and create a lead magnet that delivers a quick winThe three-day welcome sequence rule: what to say in emails one, two, and three—and why waiting a week between emails is costing youAutomations and segmentation as "set it and forget it" systems that let you step away from the screenThe Conversion Club: how group coaching and community make email marketing feel less lonely and less overwhelmingThe 1% better philosophy: why taking just one small action beats trying to go from zero to 100Time Stamps:[01:32] What if email is the key to freedom in your business?[03:50] Meeting Kieryn and the philosophy of choosing yourself[05:14] From Seattle to Lisbon: designing a life on your own terms[08:48] Automations: the email systems that give you your time back[11:08] "Where do I start?"—the #1 pain point for email beginners[15:59] Email as relationship building: the dating analogy[17:22] How email tone has evolved from formal to conversational[20:43] List-building step one: have you told anyone you have a newsletter?[23:12] Lead magnets that actually convert (and why to skip discount codes)[28:21] The three-day welcome sequence rule—what to say and when[38:31] Inside The Conversion Club: group coaching for email confidence[43:57] The 1% better philosophy and parting wisdomConnect with Kieryn Wang:Website | Instagram | The Conversion ClubFreebie: What’s Your Email Marketing Dating Style Quiz — In just 2 minutes, uncover what’s really keeping your subscribers from becoming loyal, repeat customers (and what to do about it!). You’ll walk away with a personalized game plan for strengthening your email marketing and turning your inbox into a revenue engine for your brand. https://www.itsallmost.com/theconsciouspublicistBonus: When you download the freebie, you’ll also get access to $30 off your first month of The Conversion Club with code CONSCIOUS. Come join our monthly membership for founders ready to turn email into their most profitable and sustainable sales channel.Connect with Ashley Graham:Thank you for listening! Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter for more expansive content and stories here.Follow Ashley Graham (@simplyashleygraham) and The Conscious Publicist (@theconsciouspublicist) on LinkedIn.If you loved this episode and want to further support the show, please subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Apple | Spotify | Blog | Business Copyright 2026 – The Conscious Publicist® – All Rights Reserved
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    51 分
  • Storytelling, the Divine Feminine and Conscious Selling with Kendall Cherry

    Storytelling, the Divine Feminine and Conscious Selling with Kendall Cherry
    2026/10/13
    Have you ever asked yourself: What does it actually mean to sell in a way that feels aligned with who you are—not what the marketing industry has told you selling should look like, but what your own integrity demands?In this episode, I sit down with Kendall Cherry—copywriter, storyteller, and author of the forthcoming book Here to Sell: A Field Guide—for a conversation that goes far beyond sales tactics and into the deeper terrain of creating from a place of consciousness. We unpack the mindset blocks that hold conscious entrepreneurs back from selling, the generational trauma and money stories we all bring to the table, and how rejecting "bro marketing" doesn't have to mean rejecting sales altogether. We explore the paradigm shift from patriarchal to matriarchal ways of doing business—leading and selling in service of community rather than the individual—and why so many women entrepreneurs are craving a frequency of selling that honors their lived experience and intuitive knowing.Kendall shares her deeply personal journey of birthing a book over three years—how the creative process mirrored gestation, how channeling Mother Mary's nurturing energy shaped the work, and how writing it unraveled everything she thought she wanted, from where she lived to whether she even wanted children. You'll also hear practical insights on storytelling as a sales tool, why existing content marketing courses miss the mark by never layering storytelling over sales, and how the "apothecary approach" to business can help you prescribe the painkiller so you can administer the deeper medicine your audience actually needs.This is a conversation about the divine feminine, creative gestation, and what becomes possible when you stop comparing your creation to everyone else's and start trusting that if it's meant to be, it will find its way.Key Talking Points:In this episode, we discuss…The gestational nature of entrepreneurship: carrying a vision for years, allowing it to have a life of its own, and trusting the creative process even when everything on paper says it shouldn't workWhy minority and women entrepreneurs reject "bro marketing"—and how that rejection, rooted in generational trauma and systemic awareness, is prohibiting them from selling at allThe paradigm shift from patriarchal to matriarchal ways of doing business: leading, selling, and creating in service of community rather than the individualHere to Sell as an "apothecary book": intentional design, the sunflower metaphor, and why Kendall designed it to feel like a premium program you can hold in your hands"You have to prescribe the painkiller so you can administer the medicine"—selling what people want so you can deliver what they deeply needThe unraveling: how one aligned decision causes the whole sweater to unravel, and the grief and joy of discovering who you've always beenWomen's intuition in business and creation: the feminine knowing that defies data, scales across every stage of entrepreneurship, and always prevailsTime Stamps:[01:49] Welcoming Kendall Cherry[02:46] The gestational nature of entrepreneurship and allowing your vision to have a life of its own[06:04] Introducing Here to Sell: why conscious entrepreneurs get stuck around selling[07:16] Rejecting "bro marketing," generational trauma, and the gap in business education[09:08] The apothecary concept: intentional design, the hand-illustrated cover, and storytelling layered over sales[14:16] Imagining your business on a 1910 small-town main street[18:02] "You have to prescribe the painkiller so you can administer the medicine"[19:33] The paradigm shift from patriarchal to matriarchal ways of doing business[22:26] Spiritual channeling, Mother Mary, and the sunflower metaphor[28:25] The unraveling: postpartum identity shifts, creative reckoning, and discovering who you've always been[37:15] Women, creation, and the feminine knowing that defies data[41:35] Self-publishing against all odds: "If it's meant to be, it will find a way"[48:26] Final reflections: the awakening of the divine feminine and how to connect with KendallConnect with Kendall Cherry:Buy Here to Sell | Work with Kendall | LinkedIn | NewsletterConnect with Ashley Graham:Thank you for listening! Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter for more expansive content and stories here.Follow Ashley Graham (@simplyashleygraham) and The Conscious Publicist (@theconsciouspublicist) on LinkedIn.If you loved this episode and want to further support the show, please subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Apple | Spotify | Blog | Business Copyright 2026 – The Conscious Publicist® – All Rights Reserved
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    51 分
  • Reclaiming Your Voice and Identity as a Speaker with Steph Wharton

    Reclaiming Your Voice and Identity as a Speaker with Steph Wharton
    2026/10/06
    Have you ever asked yourself: What do I actually want to be known for—not what the world expects of me, but what I genuinely want to be recognized for?In this episode, I sit down with Steph Wharton—speaker, coach, and founder of the Speaker Movement community—for a conversation that goes far beyond the surface of visibility and public speaking. We unpack the work that happens behind the showing up: the identity shifts, the conditioning we absorb from school systems and society, and the quiet but powerful practice of rediscovering your own voice. We explore why so many of us—even those of us who have been doing this work for years—still get caught in the trap of "Who am I to speak on this?" and how redefining value on our own terms can break that loop.Steph shares her deeply personal journey of reclaiming her identity, how it transformed her business, her relationships, and even the way she's raising her son bilingually. You'll also hear practical, grounded tools for nervous system regulation before you speak, why your existing platforms are already a stage, and how the simple act of listening to your own recordings can rewire the way you communicate—not just on camera, but in everyday life.This is a conversation about permission, authenticity, and what becomes possible when you stop filtering yourself and start showing up as you actually are.Key Talking Points:In this episode, we discuss…The work behind the visibility: rediscovering your voice, identity, and what you genuinely want to be known forHow the schooling system, societal conditioning, and external validation shape the way we show up—and how to shift to an internal rubric insteadReframing public speaking: your existing platforms are already a stage, and you don't need to wait for permission to call yourself a speakerImposter syndrome, the inner critic, and redefining value beyond knowledge and expertise—lived experience and resonance count tooSomatic tools and nervous system regulation practices to ground yourself before speakingReclaiming your identity: Steph's journey of embracing her identity and the magnetic, community-building effect of owning your truth unapologeticallyTime Stamps:[03:13] Welcoming Steph Wharton[03:56] The work behind the visibility: rediscovering your voice and identity[04:36] Postpartum identity shifts and asking "What do I want to be known for?"[06:32] Silencing outside noise and asking "Do I genuinely want this?"[07:58] The "bouncing back" narrative and self-imposed pressure[11:16] How the schooling system conditioned our worth through grades and milestones[13:02] Parenting, validation-seeking, and the broken system of benchmarks[15:15] Shifting from external validation to internal validation in visibility[18:25] Pairing your internal "why" with your external impact[19:19] Your existing platforms as a virtual stage: reframing public speaking[21:09] Imposter syndrome: "Who am I to speak on this?"[23:06] The TED Talk client who didn't see themselves as a speaker[24:08] Redefining value beyond knowledge and expertise[26:34] The tuning fork metaphor: breaking up stagnant energy[28:15] Somatic work and nervous system regulation before speaking[29:23] Practical tools: movement, music, and breathwork for regulation[32:56] The practice of listening to your own recordings to improve your speaking[36:44] Re-listening from a data standpoint: curiosity over shame[41:50] Reclaiming identity: Steph's journey of embracing her identity[45:18] What transformed: raising her son bilingual and building deeper connections[46:03] The community and movement aspect of authentic visibility[48:05] The magnetic effect of owning your truth[49:43] Permission, possibility, and seeing what becomes possible[51:12] How to connect with Steph: Speaker Movement community and Speakers EraConnect with Steph Wharton:Personal Website | Speaker Movement Podcast | Speaker Movement Directory | InstagramConnect with Ashley Graham:Thank you for listening! Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter for more expansive content and stories here.Follow Ashley Graham (@simplyashleygraham) and The Conscious Publicist (@theconsciouspublicist) on LinkedIn.If you loved this episode and want to further support the show, please subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Apple | Spotify | Blog | Business Copyright 2026 – The Conscious Publicist® – All Rights Reserved
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    53 分
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