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Shannon Ivey MFA AEA PCC is an ICF Certified Coach and Career Creative who is finally talking about the things that matter. Maybe to you, too? Let's connect! @yesitshannonivey on IG and www.shannon-ivey.com

Shannon Ivey MFA AEA PCC is a ICF Certified Coach and Creative Fairy Godmother. She's especially skilled at working with ambitious, talented, creative folks who need a little tweaking to their the work out into the world, and get paid well in the process. Want more info? shannon-ivey.com

You were raised to need the least and give the most. That ish isn't working, is it? Nope. Here's my four part video training on how to: 1. Name it. 2. Claim it. 3. Try it! 3.5-4. BONUS: PRACTICE!

Isabel Drucker is my insurance guru. I met Isabel in 2020 when I was in full freak out over losing my job during the pandemic. She has proven invaluable to my entrepreneurial journey. In this episode, Isabel demystifies * the marketplace, * health insurance, *why rates can vary, *and how working with an independent agent is invaluable for entrepreneurs whose income can vary. She also tells her ori...

Shannon Ivey, MFA AEA PCC is a Professional Certified Coach with ICF and in life long recovery from GOOD GIRL syndrome. In this episode, she talks about 1. How she discovered it (harvard implicit bias test). 2. Where these biases come from. 3. How they are getting in the way of success for herself and others. She also has some tips and tricks about how to overcome it. Shannon will also tell folks...

Suzanne Culberg is called the The NOPE COACH, and we at the #whatshesaidproject ADORE her message. More on Suzanne: Suzanne Culberg is an author and coach who helps over-givers and people pleasers learn to set boundaries and say 'No' without feeling mean. Suzanne is known for her straight-talking and her wacky t-shirts. She lives in Sydney, Australia with her husband and 2 awesome children...

Shannon Ivey, of the #whatshesaidproject, interviews 2023 NEA Creative Writing Fellow Evelyn Berry. They talk craft, voice, courage, and career. More on Evelyn: Evelyn Berry (she/her) is the trans, southern author of the forthcoming poetry collection GRIEF SLUT (Sundress Publications, 2024) and the poetry chapbook BUGGERY (Bateau Press, 2020), winner of the 2020 BOOM Chapbook Prize. She has been t...

I adore this woman, and am excited to introduce her to you! Shekauria is a life coach and personal trainer.  We get nerdy about movement and life satisfaction. Follow Shekauria on facebook @shekauriafoster and on Insta @theglitz_fitnessbit!

Margery and I had WAY too much fun in our convo, and this nugget felt like it needed it's own space. Whatcha think?

Margery Bailey, of Lively Columbia SC, is back in conversation with host Shannon Ivey. In this episode, they drill down on: 1. The benefits of home ownership 2. The art of negotiation 3. Why they both dislike the word "salesperson." 4. Why Maslow agrees you can't write the great American novel while living in your car. What's your favorite part? Like, share, and rate us 5 stars!

In this episode, coach and creative Shannon Ivey talks story and truth and energy with actress, singer, yoga teacher, and realtor Margery Bailey. Buckle up for this energetic (lol) convo and get a taste of two coaching tools Shannon will be obsessively talking about : LaBon and The Model.

Shannon Ivey, Founder of the #whatshesaidproject and lover of a good story, is bringing Story Slams back to Columbia, SC.  Info: September 14th at 7 pm  Location: Femme X in Columbia, SC

In this episode, Shannon interviews Katie Zenger of Zenger Strategies about the upcoming new course: Inspired Speaking. For more information and to register:  z-strategies.com/inspiredspeaking

Caitlin Fisher is back with us to talk about Pride, gender, queerness with the topic "Am I Queer enough for Pride?." This conversation was so good, we needed it to be two episodes. Find Caitlin on facebook, instagram, and their website (and book)! See you soon for part 2! #pride #gender #queer #identity #binary #questioning #trans #lgbtqia #learn #beyondthebinary #binary #male #female #they #bi&nb...

Our beloved Connie is back with a beautiful sweeping tale of a daughter and her father and love. Oh, and she sings again. We do love it when Connie sings. Want to chat more about your story?  www.whatshesaidproject.com Got a story you want to send me?  shannon@whatshesaidproject.com

Ok Fine.   Shannon Ivey finally agreed to tell a story from her pandemic experience.  Beyond being in a statistic of mothers who had job loss due to child care obligations and shifts in the workforce during the pandemic, her realization was a deeply personal one. Here's she discovered FOR SURE about herself and her kid during the pandemic. This is our last story of this spring, but we wi...

This Episode with Pamela deals with life and death, grief and wakeup calls.   She didn't know it, but she is on the pain point of one of the biggest life questions you can be asked. She's a new storyteller, but her wisdom and advice is expert level. Enjoy. Thanks again to South Carolina Arts Commission for their support of Virtual Story Slams!

Jess is a storyteller, theatre artist, and all around creative love bug that brought us a story about hanging out with herself during the pandemic, and what she found out. Thank you Jess. We so resonate with this, and promise to work on our nonproductive and really unkind smack talking our brilliant selves. Thanks to the SC Arts Commisssion for their support of this Spring Virtual Story Slam!

Many years ago, a former SCSU student told me that if I didn't know Mel Trimble, the world wasn't right with her. Mel Trimble is a multitalented drama therapist (and only one in SC) and certified drama teacher, and an excellent storyteller. Her story is one you will want to listen to multiple times, so subscribe! Many many thanks to the @scartscommission for funding this season. It's big brave wor...

Jessica is having none of it. With good reason. I mean, she WANTED to, then...something broke. We hear you, Jess. Thank you for modeling it so...artistically for us. In our second episode of the Spring 21 Virtual Story Slam focused on women's pandemic realizations, Jessica Green Thonen sends us a CLEAR message (and a really gorgeous reminder). Thanks from the #whatshesaidproject to the SC ARTS COM...

Thanks to the generous support of the South Carolina Arts Commission, we are bringing back the popular Virtual Story Slam!   This spring, on the one year anniversary of the COVID shut down, we asked women some questions:  -What did you learn about you during COVID?  -What did this time mean for you? -How did you make it through? Not unsurprisingly, we got back a LOT of responses.   So, until they...

In this episode, Kimberly Mathis and I talk about Relationship Anarchy, and how looking at autonomy can be empowering for all folks, whether they are relationship or not! We discuss all sorts of relationships, so if you are allergic to #queer ​ or #nontraditional ​ coupling, this might not be for you or your kids.   #ra ​ #relationshipanarchy ​ #autonomy ​ #coaching ​ #empowering ​ #love ​ #r...

Caitlin Fisher is back with us!  In this episode, Caitlin covers 5 Myths/5 Questions You Shouldn't ask a Queer Person!   This episode discusses adult themes of relationships, gender, nonbinary, queer, LGBTQ+.  If you are sensitive to these issues, feel free to come back next week.  If you have young children, there is mention of genitalia, sexual preferences, and nontradit...

We are thrilled to continue these important conversations with smart folks.  This week's episode is a conversation with coach and therapist Kimberly Mathis.  We talk about the difference between coaching and therapy, compassionate goal setting, our Year Compass facebook group, and our upcoming workshops.  SO GOOD. Find Kimberly at: www.kimberlymathis.com @the.liberationcoach

New things are happening in 2021!  This episode is now the #whattheysaidproject, thanks to the astute guidance of our next guest. Caitlin Fisher is an author, coach and creative.  In this episode we talk all things pronouns, gender, queer coding, millennial, and how not to be a jerk. Caitlin has agreed to come back monthly, so send us your questions: shannon@whatshesaidproject.com CW: la...