Today’s guest, Lexie Smith, is the founder of The PR Bar Inc., an inspiring brand that specializes in educating motivated entrepreneurs on how to expand their impact, influence, and revenue through PR.
I’ve officially glamped four times. Each time, I’ve learned more and more about my expectations and needs to better prepare myself for successful glamping. For the glamping newbies, I’ve wrangled my friends Ken Barber and Brian Lawerence, co-founders of Wildhaven Sonoma (the coolest glamping site in Healdsburg), to answer all of our pressing glamping 101 questions and what its like to glamp at Wildhaven Sonoma. Happy glamping!
Today’s guest is Reese Evans, a Master Manifestation and Abundance Coach, Creator of the YES SUPPLY METHOD.
By Benjamin Reid
When you’re launching your own business, there’s a lot of support you need on a personal level. Through, you’ll build up a network of people to discuss business ideas with. That kind of help is essential and can make the process of starting a business a lot more comfortable (and a lot more fun!).
Have you ever wanted to be the next Karate Kid? Well you might not be competing in karate championships anytime soon, but you can learn how to be a She Warrior with Jennifer Cassetta through her training of self defense, her upcoming Badassery Mastermind course and book. Learn more about what it really means to be a She Warrior.
Financial stress can be overwhelming, but a few simple strategies can help you better understand your finances and feel more in control. Here’s what you should know.
Jackie Ayala is pure magic, she has an understanding of email nuances that most humans get frustrated by and can’t figure out. She took this gift and started EmailBeam, a company that helps individuals get their email campaigns off the ground. Learn more how this LA based maven took her geeky obsession with email and transformed it into a company helping others.
Claire Yanta-O’Mahoney is the Founder and trainer of Fleur de Lis Fitness, a Fitness & Healthy Lifestyle Coaching Solution that empowers clients to take control of their health journey
My husband and I have varied skin regimes – he thinks my skincare is too “feminine” in smell while I think his products are too masculine. So when I heard about the skincare line my friend Laura Lee Botsacos was creating, I needed to learn more. She created Apollo & Artemis Beauty By Equality™ because skin is skin regardless of gender. Learn more how this accomplished actress made the pivot into a game changing skin care product.
A few weeks ago I hosted a Six Degrees Society midweek glamping getaway. I planned it on a whim after visiting this gorgeous glamping spot in Healdsburg called Wildhaven Sonoma.
Opening your mind to new possibilities can be hard if you’re set in your ways with your business. But being open-minded is the key to success—and here’s why.
Do you have a mentor? How did you find him/her? Finding a mentor is a lot like dating — you’ll meet a lot of people before you find “the one”. Niamh Donoghue started her Ireland based company to help those curious about their career, or next steps in life, to find a mentor. In these digital events, we’re introduced to various industry leaders and hear their stories of getting to where they are now. What’s the special sauce? The conversation is broken up with curated introductions based on needs/desires. Learn more about Niamh and her own journey with mentorship.
I was raised with Jewish and Escopalian parents, so my spiritual upbringing was unique. Now as a 30-something, I’m not quite sure what I believe – nor do I see myself belonging to a particular institution. But I do consider myself spiritually curious! Enter Spiriosity, a community created by Alexandra Trevisan, for individuals like myself who have questions but want to learn more about religions and how they intersect with spirituality.
While we have therapy and girlfriends, what we don’t have is a space to speak freely with other women without judgement. Tanicia Baynes is the founder of The Rooted Experience, a digital women’s circle that celebrates letting go, family dynamics and so much more.
Working remotely is the new normal for many of us—but that doesn’t make setting boundaries any easier. Learn how to work smarter, not harder, with these tips.
Emily Martin, today’s guest, is the creator and curator behind the blog,
The JetSetting Fashionista, a prime destination for those who crave the best in lifestyle, travel, fashion, food, and wine.
We all want to find our community that best fits us. Heal Good Collective is a community for healers and individuals in service. Unlike other communities, Heal Good Collective is more than events – it’s a destination to help people navigate their businesses. Meet Ashley Rose Howard, the co-founder of Heal Good Collective and learn how she turned her hustle into a healing opportunity.
Camping has always been intimidating to me, it feels too primitive. Yet, a few years back, I had my first stay in a safari tent. Since then I’d been hunting for my next glamping experience and was thrilled to find Wildhaven Sonoma in Healdsburg.
There are many excuses not to delegate, but they pale in comparison to the benefits of smart delegation. Here’s why you should be handing off more work.
Raise your hand if you consider yourself a leader. What does a leader mean to you? Can you be considered a leader when you are your own boss? Allison Krawiec-Thayer, founder of PoppyLead, has the answers. It’s an organization that helps you embrace the leader you are!
Today’s guest is Anneliese Gartner, founder of Apto Media, a creative marketing agency that offers lots of services to small businesses that are looking to adapt, grow, and scale
Cass Wendell is making waves in the womxn space, from her #GIRLGETAFTERIT merchandise to a presence across the country. Montana based Cass is taking the virtual networking and community world by storm. Learn more about #GGAI’s offerings and what’s next for Cass.
We’ve all heard the worrying stats on New Year’s resolutions: the failure rate rests somewhere at about 80%, with the majority stopping their efforts by
Today’s guest is Daniele Gates, founder and creative director of Yinsa, where she leads yoga workshops and creates Ayurvedic products
NYC is all about the things you carry. From gym clothes to a change of clothes – all while trying to stay stylish. Enter Go Dash Dot. Keep reading to learn how founder Hannah Fastov took a pain point and turned it into a business.
It’s easy to complain about a job and play the victim. But what if it’s not your situation that needs changing, but it’s you? Celeste Harrington was on the brink of burnout when she took a look at her life and realized it needed some framing. Learn more about her journey and how you can put mind over matter.
“The New Code of Motherhood” is an inspirational story by Saskia Roell. She is the mother of five children and recognized as a renowned fertility coach, international motivational speaker and bestselling author.
Brainstorming is a critical skill, and there’s no better strategy for generating good ideas—but are you using it enough?
Today on the Sixth Degree Podcast we have Katie Grimes, a Sober Dating Coach who helps women increase their self-esteem to create healthier and happier love lives
Networking has taken the internet by storm, especially in a time when intersectionality and diversity are heavily discussed on social media and elsewhere. With the recent COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people are either working at home or staying home after being furloughed.
Capturing (and keeping) your audience’s attention can be a struggle. Here’s how to engage them with any media.
Today’s guest, Diana Davis, is a photographer, graphic designer and business coach who works with brands and entrepreneurs in the health and wellness space.
It doesn’t matter what industry of the business world you’re in or what job you’re working – you’ll always hear about how important networking is.
Most of us say “I’m sorry” more than we care to admit. In general, we have a tendency to say “sorry” for smaller inconveniences and
Serena Johnson is the founder of “Get Me Out of This Job,” a career coaching business which teaches people about professional development.
The world needs entrepreneurs. People who think outside of the box, bring goods and services to the marketplace and add creativity to the world. Entrepreneurs are go-getters, risk-takers and need-fillers. They design their own destiny.
When your motivation drains away, it can feel like you’ll never get it back. Try these tips to keep moving forward.
Today’s guest, Sally Rogers, is the Founder & CEO of Parsnip, a site that uses data to match like-minded brands to encourage beneficial partnerships
A healthy and positive work environment is key to the success of any company. Here are the characteristics that matter.
Daria is one of those humans that lights up her room. Her smile is illuminating and her energy exclusively radiates positivity. When Daria told me about her love of neuroscience and her creation of “the Dream Sprint”, I truly doubted it’s greatness.
Today’s guest, Monica Monfre, a multi-passionate side hustler, helps course creators launch and create their courses, as well as get visible on social media.
Mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom….
It was 10am on day something of god-knows-how-long school will be canceled.
Move over Instagram Stories – Instagram Live is all the rage now! Businesses can use this feature to arouse interest for their products, and possibly accelerate their sales.
Video is both the present and future of digital marketing – more and more companies are betting on it and including video marketing on social networks.
Nikki Nash is the CEO of Market Your Genius, a company which helps women build profitable and successful businesses by taking advantage of their own experiences and expertise.
When navigating the world of “clean beauty”, it’s hard to know where to look and what to shop for. Jiyubox, is a subscription box that does that hard part for you. Clean up your beauty act and start your clean(er) beauty journey today.
Joining a mastermind group can be very beneficial. But if you end up in the wrong group with conflicting mindsets, it can be a total waste of time. Luckily, there are ways in which you can ensure the right fit.
Today’s guest, Chris Lotz, is the CEO of Goodcover, a start up insurance company which offers a digital and differentiated service to its clients.
Young entrepreneurs can make smarter business decisions if they take this crucial tips about planning and developing a risk-taking nature.
By Emily Merrell Have you ever met someone that transforms your world? That’s how it was with Emily Martin. I had seen on instagram that
Nicole Hernandez is a NYC-based double-certified hypnotist who is here to tell you all about her special way of healing people.
Inspiring action as strong women leaders requires a positive mindset. But it’s finding your purpose that remains the most crucial factor.
Stephanie Trzaska is the Founder of Little Scraps of Magic, a nurturing digital community which provides a space for moms to chat, listen to experts, and seek answers to their questions without feeling judged.
By Farhana Hussain and Anina Monteforte Looking into 2021, where have you dreamed of going? How about booking a memorable trip with adventure and meaningful
By Molly Crockett It’s been said that networking can be tougher for women than for men. But why is that? Well, one can argue that
Dealing with freelance anxiety can be challenging – the unpredictability of your next paycheck, client, or freelance project can take a toll on you. But there are ways to help you pivot this anxiety into something useful and take control.
Today’s guest is Phillip Van Nostrand, a well-recognized event and wedding photographer living in New York City.
By Katie Weltz Transitioning to a natural deodorant can be daunting. No one wants to smell bad or sweat through their favorite work top. As
To create a safe space where business owners can share ideas and tips? Amazing, right? This is exactly where a Mastermind group comes into the picture.
Today’s guest, Katie Weltz, is a Senior Marketing Manager at Native, a brand that offers personal care products that are cruelty-free and with no harming ingredients.
By Emily Merrell What does a stint in China, an author, a job in financial services, and business school have in common? JoAnna Hartzmark! JoAnna
Getting a following can be one of the most difficult parts of starting (and maintaining) a business. The flood of social media posts, the constant
On today’s podcast we have Harper Spero, a business coach for individuals who are 0-5 years into launching their business, and she is the host of the Made Visible podcast, which shines a light on invisible illnesses.
How can we maintain organization without sacrificing efficiency and without losing our minds in the process? Here are our three best productivity apps.
When do you follow up an email? How soon is too soon? Read here to learn how to make the right impression in your follow-up emails after your job interview.
By Emily Merrell The only thing I ever learned in school about marjauana was not to do it. After moving to San Francisco, the DARE
In today’s podcast we are joined by Neela Asaadi, CEO and Creative Director at Asaadi Graphics, a boutique NYC-based studio specializing in creative solutions for wedding design, business and personal branding.
Golden arches, the swoosh, a bitten apple. These symbols spark a brand name as soon as you visualize the image in your mind, right? Chick-fil-A
By Cheri Jones Every once in a while, something comes along that divides people into those that are for it and those that just don’t
In today’s podcast we are joined by Kelley Hoag, a behavioral health advisor and founder of “Root to Rise,” a program that helps people create and sustain healthy habits that will last a lifetime.
By Emily Merrell I’ve never enjoyed my work attire more than I have during Shelter in Place. I’ve really leaned into workout pants and sweatshirts,
Furthering initial contact with new business opportunities following a networking event is the next important step in building strong business relationships.
Mercey Livingston is a freelance writer and creator of the “Wellness United” podcast. She’s written for Well+Good, Women’s Health, and Glamour. She uses her platforms to promote a healthier lifestyle for everyone.
Today our guest is Jamie Ratermann, brand strategist with almost a decade of experience who has worked with brands of all shapes and sizes.
By Emily Merrell When I think of a marketing agency, I think of a huge agency on Madison Avenue in NYC. I picture lots of
Building an office team isn’t only focused on the number of members – the nature of each task is very important as well. Read on to learn more!
Today on The Sixth Degree podcast with Emily Merrell we have Shelby Albo, destination specialist and fitness expert, as our guest.
By Emily Merrell Building community IRL is hard but building community with like minded moms (who have their hands filled with running after their little
By Emily Merrell Since we’ve been “sheltering in place” for more than two months, I’ve felt overjoyed by this extra time to learn everything –
By Emily Merrell While I miss hugs more than anything, I am so grateful for the communities that are bringing us together online. All of
Wouldn’t it make things complicated? What if something goes wrong and the relationship turns sour? Will you be able to fire him or her if the need arises?
By mastering effective business communication skills, you‘ll be able to boost your career, improve relationships, and increase people skills.
On today’s episode, we have Aggie Burnett—beauty PR and brand strategist—as a guest. Aggie is the founder of AB Creative and is on a mission to help the underdogs get noticed in a sea of look-alike brands.
By Emily Merrell
Having a support system when you own a business is crucial for your success in ways you may not even realize.
In today’s podcast, we are joined by Julia Chebotar, health and wellness consultant. Julia grew up in the cooking world and after college started working in her family’s restaurant. Some years later, inspired by Emily’s message of empowerment, she decided to take a leap by starting her career as a private chef and health coach where she found her true passion. Now, with more than four years of experience and a lot of interesting stories (including a couple that involve celebrities) she has found her own style and grown her own business.
While persistence is an important essence of sales, when you get pushy, you can be certain that your chances of landing a sale will be very low.
Having an eye for the aesthetic side of life is life-changing. Today on The Sixth Degree podcast with Emily Merrell, we have Carolyn Stine, who left her corporate job to become an entrepreneur by expressing brand and lifestyle content for businesses. She has become an advocate for sustainability to produce a more health-conscious life and eco-friendly environment. Carolyn’s goal is to create a healthier and more positive habitat for ourselves and the earth.
By Emily Merrell Starting and maintaining habits can be super challenging. It’s easier to fall off a bandwagon than to stay on one! Kelley Hoag
By Emily Merrell For the last six weeks, I’ve been rotating between the same five pairs of leggings and sweatshirts. Oddly, I’m overwhelmed by the
Remember when an office meeting required more than wearing a headset and making sure the webcam didn’t show your unicorn pajama pants? Let’s take a few minutes and evaluate the benefits (and downsides) of both online and face-to-face meetings.
On today’s ‘The Sixth Degree’ with Emily Merrell we talk with special guest Annie Heath. Annie started her professional journey as a young blogger with a deep desire to share her thoughts. A few years later, she found the strength to pursue what really made her happy or, as she calls it, to “chase the flower feeling” and founded Ida Blooms, her flower design company that offers a wide variety of services. From workshops to DIY kits, she has found in her business a way to express herself and let her clients discover in flowers a tool for many things, including mental health.
By Emily Merrell There are some people you meet that force you to cancel all further meetings because you enjoy talking to that person too
By Emily Merrell You did it. You finally launched your new product, service, store, etc. and then Covid-19 hits. The grand launch you had planned
By Chris Lotz There are a million “10 things to know about renters insurance” articles out there, but for the most part they don’t give
On today’s ‘The Sixth Degree’ with Emily Merrell we talk with special guest Annie Heath. Annie started her professional journey as a young blogger with a deep desire to share her thoughts. A few years later, she found the strength to pursue what really made her happy or, as she calls it, to “chase the flower feeling” and founded Ida Blooms, her flower design company that offers a wide variety of services. From workshops to DIY kits, she has found in her business a way to express herself and let her clients discover in flowers a tool for many things, including mental health.
By Emily Merrell It seems like everyone and their mom has a podcast at the moment, yet starting one seems so daunting. How does one
By Emily Merrell Has spending time in your apartment during quarantine made you question your entire living situation? It sure has for me –
Planning your wedding can be stressful, but it can be even more so with recent events. Today on the Sixth Degree with Emily Merrell, special guest, friend and wedding photographer Jodee Debes joins us about the necessary steps to take for all the brides and grooms out there. She has created a virtual offering to mentor people who want to be in the photography business and helps soon-to-be brides and grooms achieve their wedding goals.
I’ve officially glamped four times. Each time, I’ve learned more and more about my expectations and needs to better prepare myself for successful glamping. For the glamping newbies, I’ve wrangled my friends Ken Barber and Brian Lawerence, co-founders of Wildhaven Sonoma (the coolest glamping site in Healdsburg), to answer all of our pressing glamping 101 questions and what its like to glamp at Wildhaven Sonoma. Happy glamping!
By Benjamin Reid
When you’re launching your own business, there’s a lot of support you need on a personal level. Through, you’ll build up a network of people to discuss business ideas with. That kind of help is essential and can make the process of starting a business a lot more comfortable (and a lot more fun!).
Have you ever wanted to be the next Karate Kid? Well you might not be competing in karate championships anytime soon, but you can learn how to be a She Warrior with Jennifer Cassetta through her training of self defense, her upcoming Badassery Mastermind course and book. Learn more about what it really means to be a She Warrior.
Financial stress can be overwhelming, but a few simple strategies can help you better understand your finances and feel more in control. Here’s what you should know.
Jackie Ayala is pure magic, she has an understanding of email nuances that most humans get frustrated by and can’t figure out. She took this gift and started EmailBeam, a company that helps individuals get their email campaigns off the ground. Learn more how this LA based maven took her geeky obsession with email and transformed it into a company helping others.
My husband and I have varied skin regimes – he thinks my skincare is too “feminine” in smell while I think his products are too masculine. So when I heard about the skincare line my friend Laura Lee Botsacos was creating, I needed to learn more. She created Apollo & Artemis Beauty By Equality™ because skin is skin regardless of gender. Learn more how this accomplished actress made the pivot into a game changing skin care product.
A few weeks ago I hosted a Six Degrees Society midweek glamping getaway. I planned it on a whim after visiting this gorgeous glamping spot in Healdsburg called Wildhaven Sonoma.
Opening your mind to new possibilities can be hard if you’re set in your ways with your business. But being open-minded is the key to success—and here’s why.
Do you have a mentor? How did you find him/her? Finding a mentor is a lot like dating — you’ll meet a lot of people before you find “the one”. Niamh Donoghue started her Ireland based company to help those curious about their career, or next steps in life, to find a mentor. In these digital events, we’re introduced to various industry leaders and hear their stories of getting to where they are now. What’s the special sauce? The conversation is broken up with curated introductions based on needs/desires. Learn more about Niamh and her own journey with mentorship.
I was raised with Jewish and Escopalian parents, so my spiritual upbringing was unique. Now as a 30-something, I’m not quite sure what I believe – nor do I see myself belonging to a particular institution. But I do consider myself spiritually curious! Enter Spiriosity, a community created by Alexandra Trevisan, for individuals like myself who have questions but want to learn more about religions and how they intersect with spirituality.
While we have therapy and girlfriends, what we don’t have is a space to speak freely with other women without judgement. Tanicia Baynes is the founder of The Rooted Experience, a digital women’s circle that celebrates letting go, family dynamics and so much more.
Working remotely is the new normal for many of us—but that doesn’t make setting boundaries any easier. Learn how to work smarter, not harder, with these tips.
We all want to find our community that best fits us. Heal Good Collective is a community for healers and individuals in service. Unlike other communities, Heal Good Collective is more than events – it’s a destination to help people navigate their businesses. Meet Ashley Rose Howard, the co-founder of Heal Good Collective and learn how she turned her hustle into a healing opportunity.
Camping has always been intimidating to me, it feels too primitive. Yet, a few years back, I had my first stay in a safari tent. Since then I’d been hunting for my next glamping experience and was thrilled to find Wildhaven Sonoma in Healdsburg.
There are many excuses not to delegate, but they pale in comparison to the benefits of smart delegation. Here’s why you should be handing off more work.
Raise your hand if you consider yourself a leader. What does a leader mean to you? Can you be considered a leader when you are your own boss? Allison Krawiec-Thayer, founder of PoppyLead, has the answers. It’s an organization that helps you embrace the leader you are!
Cass Wendell is making waves in the womxn space, from her #GIRLGETAFTERIT merchandise to a presence across the country. Montana based Cass is taking the virtual networking and community world by storm. Learn more about #GGAI’s offerings and what’s next for Cass.
We’ve all heard the worrying stats on New Year’s resolutions: the failure rate rests somewhere at about 80%, with the majority stopping their efforts by
NYC is all about the things you carry. From gym clothes to a change of clothes – all while trying to stay stylish. Enter Go Dash Dot. Keep reading to learn how founder Hannah Fastov took a pain point and turned it into a business.
It’s easy to complain about a job and play the victim. But what if it’s not your situation that needs changing, but it’s you? Celeste Harrington was on the brink of burnout when she took a look at her life and realized it needed some framing. Learn more about her journey and how you can put mind over matter.
“The New Code of Motherhood” is an inspirational story by Saskia Roell. She is the mother of five children and recognized as a renowned fertility coach, international motivational speaker and bestselling author.
Brainstorming is a critical skill, and there’s no better strategy for generating good ideas—but are you using it enough?
Networking has taken the internet by storm, especially in a time when intersectionality and diversity are heavily discussed on social media and elsewhere. With the recent COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people are either working at home or staying home after being furloughed.
Capturing (and keeping) your audience’s attention can be a struggle. Here’s how to engage them with any media.
It doesn’t matter what industry of the business world you’re in or what job you’re working – you’ll always hear about how important networking is.
Most of us say “I’m sorry” more than we care to admit. In general, we have a tendency to say “sorry” for smaller inconveniences and
The world needs entrepreneurs. People who think outside of the box, bring goods and services to the marketplace and add creativity to the world. Entrepreneurs are go-getters, risk-takers and need-fillers. They design their own destiny.
When your motivation drains away, it can feel like you’ll never get it back. Try these tips to keep moving forward.
A healthy and positive work environment is key to the success of any company. Here are the characteristics that matter.
Daria is one of those humans that lights up her room. Her smile is illuminating and her energy exclusively radiates positivity. When Daria told me about her love of neuroscience and her creation of “the Dream Sprint”, I truly doubted it’s greatness.
Mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom….
It was 10am on day something of god-knows-how-long school will be canceled.
Move over Instagram Stories – Instagram Live is all the rage now! Businesses can use this feature to arouse interest for their products, and possibly accelerate their sales.
Video is both the present and future of digital marketing – more and more companies are betting on it and including video marketing on social networks.
When navigating the world of “clean beauty”, it’s hard to know where to look and what to shop for. Jiyubox, is a subscription box that does that hard part for you. Clean up your beauty act and start your clean(er) beauty journey today.
Joining a mastermind group can be very beneficial. But if you end up in the wrong group with conflicting mindsets, it can be a total waste of time. Luckily, there are ways in which you can ensure the right fit.
Young entrepreneurs can make smarter business decisions if they take this crucial tips about planning and developing a risk-taking nature.
By Emily Merrell Have you ever met someone that transforms your world? That’s how it was with Emily Martin. I had seen on instagram that
Inspiring action as strong women leaders requires a positive mindset. But it’s finding your purpose that remains the most crucial factor.
By Farhana Hussain and Anina Monteforte Looking into 2021, where have you dreamed of going? How about booking a memorable trip with adventure and meaningful
By Molly Crockett It’s been said that networking can be tougher for women than for men. But why is that? Well, one can argue that
Dealing with freelance anxiety can be challenging – the unpredictability of your next paycheck, client, or freelance project can take a toll on you. But there are ways to help you pivot this anxiety into something useful and take control.
By Katie Weltz Transitioning to a natural deodorant can be daunting. No one wants to smell bad or sweat through their favorite work top. As
To create a safe space where business owners can share ideas and tips? Amazing, right? This is exactly where a Mastermind group comes into the picture.
By Emily Merrell What does a stint in China, an author, a job in financial services, and business school have in common? JoAnna Hartzmark! JoAnna
Getting a following can be one of the most difficult parts of starting (and maintaining) a business. The flood of social media posts, the constant
How can we maintain organization without sacrificing efficiency and without losing our minds in the process? Here are our three best productivity apps.
When do you follow up an email? How soon is too soon? Read here to learn how to make the right impression in your follow-up emails after your job interview.
By Emily Merrell The only thing I ever learned in school about marjauana was not to do it. After moving to San Francisco, the DARE
Golden arches, the swoosh, a bitten apple. These symbols spark a brand name as soon as you visualize the image in your mind, right? Chick-fil-A
By Cheri Jones Every once in a while, something comes along that divides people into those that are for it and those that just don’t
Today’s guest, Lexie Smith, is the founder of The PR Bar Inc., an inspiring brand that specializes in educating motivated entrepreneurs on how to expand their impact, influence, and revenue through PR.
Today’s guest is Reese Evans, a Master Manifestation and Abundance Coach, Creator of the YES SUPPLY METHOD.
Claire Yanta-O’Mahoney is the Founder and trainer of Fleur de Lis Fitness, a Fitness & Healthy Lifestyle Coaching Solution that empowers clients to take control of their health journey
Emily Martin, today’s guest, is the creator and curator behind the blog,
The JetSetting Fashionista, a prime destination for those who crave the best in lifestyle, travel, fashion, food, and wine.
Today’s guest is Anneliese Gartner, founder of Apto Media, a creative marketing agency that offers lots of services to small businesses that are looking to adapt, grow, and scale
Today’s guest is Daniele Gates, founder and creative director of Yinsa, where she leads yoga workshops and creates Ayurvedic products
Today on the Sixth Degree Podcast we have Katie Grimes, a Sober Dating Coach who helps women increase their self-esteem to create healthier and happier love lives
Today’s guest, Diana Davis, is a photographer, graphic designer and business coach who works with brands and entrepreneurs in the health and wellness space.
Serena Johnson is the founder of “Get Me Out of This Job,” a career coaching business which teaches people about professional development.
Today’s guest, Sally Rogers, is the Founder & CEO of Parsnip, a site that uses data to match like-minded brands to encourage beneficial partnerships
Today’s guest, Monica Monfre, a multi-passionate side hustler, helps course creators launch and create their courses, as well as get visible on social media.
Nikki Nash is the CEO of Market Your Genius, a company which helps women build profitable and successful businesses by taking advantage of their own experiences and expertise.
Today’s guest, Chris Lotz, is the CEO of Goodcover, a start up insurance company which offers a digital and differentiated service to its clients.
Nicole Hernandez is a NYC-based double-certified hypnotist who is here to tell you all about her special way of healing people.
Stephanie Trzaska is the Founder of Little Scraps of Magic, a nurturing digital community which provides a space for moms to chat, listen to experts, and seek answers to their questions without feeling judged.
Today’s guest is Phillip Van Nostrand, a well-recognized event and wedding photographer living in New York City.
Today’s guest, Katie Weltz, is a Senior Marketing Manager at Native, a brand that offers personal care products that are cruelty-free and with no harming ingredients.
On today’s podcast we have Harper Spero, a business coach for individuals who are 0-5 years into launching their business, and she is the host of the Made Visible podcast, which shines a light on invisible illnesses.
In today’s podcast we are joined by Neela Asaadi, CEO and Creative Director at Asaadi Graphics, a boutique NYC-based studio specializing in creative solutions for wedding design, business and personal branding.
In today’s podcast we are joined by Kelley Hoag, a behavioral health advisor and founder of “Root to Rise,” a program that helps people create and sustain healthy habits that will last a lifetime.
Mercey Livingston is a freelance writer and creator of the “Wellness United” podcast. She’s written for Well+Good, Women’s Health, and Glamour. She uses her platforms to promote a healthier lifestyle for everyone.
Today our guest is Jamie Ratermann, brand strategist with almost a decade of experience who has worked with brands of all shapes and sizes.
Today on The Sixth Degree podcast with Emily Merrell we have Shelby Albo, destination specialist and fitness expert, as our guest.
On today’s episode, we have Aggie Burnett—beauty PR and brand strategist—as a guest. Aggie is the founder of AB Creative and is on a mission to help the underdogs get noticed in a sea of look-alike brands.
In today’s podcast, we are joined by Julia Chebotar, health and wellness consultant. Julia grew up in the cooking world and after college started working in her family’s restaurant. Some years later, inspired by Emily’s message of empowerment, she decided to take a leap by starting her career as a private chef and health coach where she found her true passion. Now, with more than four years of experience and a lot of interesting stories (including a couple that involve celebrities) she has found her own style and grown her own business.
Having an eye for the aesthetic side of life is life-changing. Today on The Sixth Degree podcast with Emily Merrell, we have Carolyn Stine, who left her corporate job to become an entrepreneur by expressing brand and lifestyle content for businesses. She has become an advocate for sustainability to produce a more health-conscious life and eco-friendly environment. Carolyn’s goal is to create a healthier and more positive habitat for ourselves and the earth.
On today’s ‘The Sixth Degree’ with Emily Merrell we talk with special guest Annie Heath. Annie started her professional journey as a young blogger with a deep desire to share her thoughts. A few years later, she found the strength to pursue what really made her happy or, as she calls it, to “chase the flower feeling” and founded Ida Blooms, her flower design company that offers a wide variety of services. From workshops to DIY kits, she has found in her business a way to express herself and let her clients discover in flowers a tool for many things, including mental health.
On today’s ‘The Sixth Degree’ with Emily Merrell we talk with special guest Annie Heath. Annie started her professional journey as a young blogger with a deep desire to share her thoughts. A few years later, she found the strength to pursue what really made her happy or, as she calls it, to “chase the flower feeling” and founded Ida Blooms, her flower design company that offers a wide variety of services. From workshops to DIY kits, she has found in her business a way to express herself and let her clients discover in flowers a tool for many things, including mental health.
Planning your wedding can be stressful, but it can be even more so with recent events. Today on the Sixth Degree with Emily Merrell, special guest, friend and wedding photographer Jodee Debes joins us about the necessary steps to take for all the brides and grooms out there. She has created a virtual offering to mentor people who want to be in the photography business and helps soon-to-be brides and grooms achieve their wedding goals.
Being multi-passionate can lead to some extraordinary experiences, and that is what it did for Nicole. On today’s ‘The Sixth Degree’ with Emily Merrell, we have special guest Nicole Tremaglio whose mission is bringing people together by cultivating culture and lifestyle brands. She took the leap in leaving her corporate career and pursuing her side hustle to create community and connect with people and their branded content. She hopes to bring awareness about mental health and its importance in society.
From a balloon hat maker to a matchmaker to a successful dating coach, Lily Womble has made a name for herself by empowering women and
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