Camille DePutter's guest appearances

Camille DePutter

Mind Body Musings

Eat the Rules with Summer Innanen

LTB Podcast

Revolutionary You!

Leigh Peele

Martin MacDonald

Jason Leenaarts

Nick Tumminello

Omar Ganai

Chris Burgess

Gar Benn

Scott Abel

Lucy Sewell

Kevin Larrabee

Corey Robb

Jonathon Mummert

Jordan Syatt

Lisa Lewis

Chad Landers

OwlTail

I have the pleasure of welcoming Camille DePutter to the show this week. She is the author of Share Your Story and the brand new Little Poems For Big Hearts. Knowing her affiliations with Precision Nutrition and after being referred to me by some great sources, Camille and I talk about the power of storytelling. While this has less to do with ambitions of being an author, Camille discusses how changing the view on your own story of triumphs and tragedies can help shape how you cope with those circumstances in the framework of your life. You can purchase her books and learn more about her work at www.camilledeputter.com To learn more about your host, check out www.jasonleenaarts.com and www.revfittherapy.com You can also like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou Download, subscribe, share with your friends and please take a moment to leave us an iTunes review. 

I have the pleasure of welcoming Camille DePutter to the show this week. She is the author of Share Your Story and the brand new Little Poems For Big Hearts. Knowing her affiliations with Precision Nutrition and after being referred to me by some great sources, Camille and I talk about the power of storytelling. While this has less to do with ambitions of being an author, Camille discusses how changing the view on your own story of triumphs and tragedies can help shape how you cope with those circumstances in the framework of your life. You can purchase her books and learn more about her work at <a href="http://www.camilledeputter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.camilledeputter.com</a> To learn more about your host, check out <a href="http://www.jasonleenaarts.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jasonleenaarts.com</a> and <a href="http://www.revfittherapy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.revfittherapy.com</a> You can also like our Facebook page at <a href="http://www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou</a> Download, subscribe, share with your friends and please take a moment to leave us an iTunes review.

#144-Camille DePutter: Share Your Story

"It may not be about gaining more clients by telling your story, it may just be about connecting with your current clients or showing that you're a human too." - Camille DePutter About a month ago I bought a book called "Bird by Bird" by Anne Lamont that was recommended in an email newsletter. The book is fantastic and the newsletter was written by Camille DePutter, the lady I have on the podcast for this episode.  She is a writer and has helped companies like Precision Nutrition as well as many individual trainers tell stories that help people connect with their business. We get into how to start telling our story in this episode as well as how to become a better writer along with lots of great book recommendations. There's also a 10 minute period in this episode where we do a practical exercise Camille created on the spot to show everyone who listens how you can start to piece together your story. Topics Covered: -- Why Camille loves the shitty first draft concept. -- How she got started helping out fitness industry professionals with their writing. -- How to start telling your story. -- How to start shaping it. -- What to do if you feel like you don't have a story. -- Writing advice. -- If you should schedule your writing time.   Books mentioned: - Bird by Bird by Anne Lamont - The Artists Way by Julia Cameron - The Diary of Anais Nin

"It may not be about gaining more clients by telling your story, it may just be about connecting with your current clients or showing that you're a human too." - Camille DePutter About a month ago I bought a book called "Bird by Bird" by Anne Lamont that was recommended in an email newsletter. The book is fantastic and the newsletter was written by Camille DePutter, the lady I have on the podcast for this episode.  She is a writer and has helped companies like Precision Nutrition as well as many individual trainers tell stories that help people connect with their business. We get into how to start telling our story in this episode as well as how to become a better writer along with lots of great book recommendations. There's also a 10 minute period in this episode where we do a practical exercise Camille created on the spot to show everyone who listens how you can start to piece together your story. Topics Covered: -- Why Camille loves the shitty first draft concept. -- How she got started helping out fitness industry professionals with their writing. -- How to start telling your story. -- How to start shaping it. -- What to do if you feel like you don't have a story. -- Writing advice. -- If you should schedule your writing time.   Books mentioned: - Bird by Bird by Anne Lamont - The Artists Way by Julia Cameron - The Diary of Anais Nin

LTBP #126 - Camille DePutter: Storytelling And Sharing Your Story As A Personal Trainer

Episode 60: Camille DePutter has always been a storyteller. Whether it was writing the editors of Archie Comics to correct their grammar, or developing key messages to convince her parents to let her have more candy, at a very young age she learned the importance of telling a story, and telling it well. She is part poet and part pragmatist. She’s worked as a communications expert in marketing, advertising, public relations, and in-house, and through the years she has helped business leaders gain followings and build customer bonds with authentic, articulate, artful communication. She has also learned first-hand the power of telling one’s own story: of sharing our most significant, transformative moments, or capturing the memories and experiences of our loved ones. These are the stories that make us who we are – but sometimes we need help telling them. When she says she writes with heart, she means that literally. She was born with a heart condition. For about thirty years she tried to hide the story of her own heart. Today it is her signature story: a defining experience that she uses to show herself to the world, and help others do the same. Watch the video of this story HERE. Here's what we talk about in today's episode: Camille's heart condition causing shame growing up How Camille created a passion out of storytelling and why she helps others do the same How readiness is an important factor for exploring your past and future story The different forms of storytelling Moving on from identifying with labels that have been holding you down, but also being able to open the doors to other opportunities you never thought were in the cards for you The power of helping others now even if you're still struggling (especially if you're still struggling) How the world needs more people that aren't afraid to be honest Noticing the language that goes on in your head towards other people not meeting expectations An amazing resource Camille wants you to take advantage of! Here's where you can connect with Camille: Website Facebook Twitter Become a patron of the show by contributing as little as $1 per podcast and get a mention on my show HERE! [Tweet "Do you find yourself holding back from the life you want because of the life you had?"]Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy &amp; Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Episode 60: Camille DePutter has always been a storyteller. Whether it was writing the editors of Archie Comics to correct their grammar, or developing key messages to convince her parents to let her have more candy, at a very young age she learned the importance of telling a story, and telling it well. She is part poet and part pragmatist. She’s worked as a communications expert in marketing, advertising, public relations, and in-house, and through the years she has helped business leaders gain followings and build customer bonds with authentic, articulate, artful communication. She has also learned first-hand the power of telling one’s own story: of sharing our most significant, transformative moments, or capturing the memories and experiences of our loved ones. These are the stories that make us who we are – but sometimes we need help telling them. When she says she writes with heart, she means that literally. She was born with a heart condition. For about thirty years she tried to hide the story of her own heart. Today it is her signature story: a defining experience that she uses to show herself to the world, and help others do the same. Watch the video of this story HERE. Here's what we talk about in today's episode: Camille's heart condition causing shame growing up How Camille created a passion out of storytelling and why she helps others do the same How readiness is an important factor for exploring your past and future story The different forms of storytelling Moving on from identifying with labels that have been holding you down, but also being able to open the doors to other opportunities you never thought were in the cards for you The power of helping others now even if you're still struggling (especially if you're still struggling) How the world needs more people that aren't afraid to be honest Noticing the language that goes on in your head towards other people not meeting expectations An amazing resource Camille wants you to take advantage of! Here's where you can connect with Camille: Website Facebook Twitter Become a patron of the show by contributing as little as $1 per podcast and get a mention on my show HERE! [Tweet "Do you find yourself holding back from the life you want because of the life you had?"] Advertising Inquiries: <a href="https://redcircle.com/brands" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/brands</a> Privacy &amp; Opt-Out: <a href="https://redcircle.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/privacy</a>

Camille DePutter: Healing Your Heart Through Storytelling