Liz Sheffield's guest appearances

Liz Sheffield

High-Income Business Writing Podcast

intrepidHR Radio!

BIG PICTURE Social Emotional Learning Podcast

The Ambitious Freelancer

Mike McDerment

Matthew Pollard

Pamela Wilson

James Clear

Romi Neustadt

Joanna Penn

Grant Baldwin

Michelle Ward

Elaine Pofeldt

Kate Kordsmeier

John Corcoran

Jasmine Williams

Kevin Rogers

Maggie Patterson

James Chartrand

OwlTail

Homeschooling has really come up in the world thanks, in no small part, to the pandemic we all just lived through. In this episode we get to learn from 3 parents who share heartfelt insights that have led to, literally, expanding and deepening their definitions of parenthood, family life, and even how they perceive the role of education for kids, and for ourselves. Of course we got into one of the main issues people raise around homeschooling: socialization / social-emotional learning… We explored some realities about different kids’ developing sense of self, experiences and influences that crush a healthy sense of self, and what it looks like when a healthy sense of self has not been crushed. This was definitely not a Black + White, Either/Or, One-Size-Fits-All kind of conversation… in other words, some kids sense of self develops much better away from the big school environment, while for other kids it’s the exact opposite. One of the many things I so much appreciated about this conversation was the openness and flexibility, dedication and love with which each of today’s parents addressed the wide variety of their homeschooling challenges, including curriculum selection, finding meaningful and supportive community, homeschooling multiple children, homeschooling neuro-diverse kids. We even got into the fascinating topics of de-schooling and un-schooling… and identifying personally relevant resources - some of which are included in this show’s notes. After this conversation, Emma wrote that she enjoyed our conversation, because it gave her an opportunity to step back and reflect on her family’s life through the homeschooling, de-schooling and unschooling lenses, which helped her to know, even more solidly, what she thinks and what she knows to be best for her family’s wellbeing! The resources Emma shared (which you can find in this show’s notes) are created by current or veteran homeschool mamas who know the territory because they’ve lived it.  (Emma, who described a little of her work as an acupuncturist, can be found on Instagram at  https://www.instagram.com/earthonmyskin/) www.90minuteschoolday.com www.bravewriter.com www.bewildandfree.com You will also want to check out Dawn’s site, which I learned about after this conversation, but as soon as I saw it, I extended another invitation to her, asking her to share her knowledge and expertise as a Board Certified Holistic Health Coach since 2013, who has helped her son overcome learning and behavioral challenges by making simple changes to his diet. Dawn’s website is: dawnnavacoaching.com.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nini-white/message

Homeschooling has really come up in the world thanks, in no small part, to the pandemic we all just lived through. In this episode we get to learn from 3 parents who share heartfelt insights that have led to, literally, expanding and deepening their definitions of parenthood, family life, and even how they perceive the role of education for kids, and for ourselves. Of course we got into one of the main issues people raise around homeschooling: socialization / social-emotional learning… We explored some realities about different kids’ developing sense of self, experiences and influences that crush a healthy sense of self, and what it looks like when a healthy sense of self has not been crushed. This was definitely not a Black + White, Either/Or, One-Size-Fits-All kind of conversation… in other words, some kids sense of self develops much better away from the big school environment, while for other kids it’s the exact opposite. One of the many things I so much appreciated about this conversation was the openness and flexibility, dedication and love with which each of today’s parents addressed the wide variety of their homeschooling challenges, including curriculum selection, finding meaningful and supportive community, homeschooling multiple children, homeschooling neuro-diverse kids. We even got into the fascinating topics of de-schooling and un-schooling… and identifying personally relevant resources - some of which are included in this show’s notes. After this conversation, Emma wrote that she enjoyed our conversation, because it gave her an opportunity to step back and reflect on her family’s life through the homeschooling, de-schooling and unschooling lenses, which helped her to know, even more solidly, what she thinks and what she knows to be best for her family’s wellbeing! The resources Emma shared (which you can find in this show’s notes) are created by current or veteran homeschool mamas who know the territory because they’ve lived it.  (Emma, who described a little of her work as an acupuncturist, can be found on Instagram at  <a href="https://www.instagram.com/earthonmyskin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/earthonmyskin/</a>) <a href="http://www.90minuteschoolday.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.90minuteschoolday.com</a> <a href="http://www.bravewriter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bravewriter.com</a> <a href="http://www.bewildandfree.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bewildandfree.com</a> You will also want to check out Dawn’s site, which I learned about after this conversation, but as soon as I saw it, I extended another invitation to her, asking her to share her knowledge and expertise as a Board Certified Holistic Health Coach since 2013, who has helped her son overcome learning and behavioral challenges by making simple changes to his diet. Dawn’s website is: <a href="http://dawnnavacoaching.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dawnnavacoaching.com</a>.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nini-white/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nini-white/message</a>

Ep. 105 - Homeschooling and SEL - with Emma Westphal, Dawn Navaratnasingam, and Liz Sheffield

Today on the podcast, I am talking about human resources writing! I've you followed me for a while, you know that I'm an HR technology content marketing writer. My friend Liz Sheffield has created an amazing career writing for various human resources companies. I am excited to sit down and chat with her about that today.Check out the show notes: https://www.theambitiousfreelancer.com/podcast/73

Today on the podcast, I am talking about human resources writing! I've you followed me for a while, you know that I'm an HR technology content marketing writer. My friend Liz Sheffield has created an amazing career writing for various human resources companies. I am excited to sit down and chat with her about that today. Check out the show notes: <a href="https://www.theambitiousfreelancer.com/podcast/73" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theambitiousfreelancer.com/podcast/73</a>

Human Resources Writing & Turning A Career Into A Freelance Niche With Liz Sheffield

Do you ever get so busy that you forget to invest in yourself? It’s one of the pitfalls of being self-employed. There’s only so much time every week., right? Then again, if you don’t take time to “feed the goose,” you’ll soon have no golden eggs. My guest for today’s podcast has seen both sides of this problem. Liz Sheffield is a freelance writer with a background in human resources. As an HR professional, she understands the benefits of taking time to improve your knowledge and skills. And as a freelancer, she understands the challenges we face in finding the time and resources to do this consistently. In this episode, she explains why she’s a huge proponent of investing in yourself and your freelance business, and how you can do it without wasting your time or money.

#173: Liz Sheffield on the Importance of Professional Development for Freelancers