Day in the Life podcast

On today’s show, I have Kelly Parker Smith, Owner & Creative Director of Hello World Paper Co, located in Belleville, Illinois.

Kelly and I started working together earlier this year and guys, this woman does it all! She not only runs a product-based business selling customized stamps and laser engraved goods, but she’s also the co-host of the popular podcast Creative Biz Rebellion, designs fabrics and illustrations, runs online courses and workshops for creative entrepreneurs…the list continues!

Kelly and I talk about how she started Hello World Paper Co, what it’s like living with a chronic illness and how she manages her autoimmune disease while running a business, what she thinks people misconceive about being an entrepreneur and a whole lot more.

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

Kelly Parker Smith | Owner & Creative Director of Hello World Paper Co

Show notes

In today’s episode, you’ll find out:

• How Kelly started Hello World Paper Co and the steps she took to quit her full-time job as a teacher.
• How she balances all of the different projects she has her hand in and how to set up systems for your business (or life!).
• Advice she would give to anyone who wants to start a product-based business.
• The struggles she’s had as someone living with a chronic illness and advice for anyone listening who currently struggles with having an autoimmune disease.
• What she thinks people misconceive about being a product based small business owner and an entrepreneur.

Key takeaways from this episode

I think everyone is so focused on doing things the way everyone else does it. - Kelly Parker Smith Click To Tweet I'm a very creative person but I'm also like routines and structure. - Kelly Parker Smith Click To Tweet

I could only eat string cheese and applesauce for weeks at a time. I was very, very sick. – Kelly Parker Smith

One allergic reaction I had landed me in the hospital for a week because they thought I had a flesh-eating disease. - Kelly Parker Smith Click To Tweet

Once I left [my job] and got rid of that stress, my symptoms have improved so much. – Kelly Parker Smith

Listen to your body. Rest when you need to rest. Don't push yourself to the point where you're getting sick. - Kelly Parker Smith Click To Tweet

You can’t get more upset at yourself if you’re not feeling good one day. – Kelly Parker Smith

With Chron's disease, your joints are affected. There are some days my joints hurt so bad that I can barely walk. - Kelly Parker Smith Click To Tweet

When I feel good and I can do good work, then that’s when you need to be the most focused. – Kelly Parker Smith

My biggest piece of advice would be to just start something. It doesn’t have to be perfect in the beginning. – Kelly Parker Smith

With Chron's disease, your joints are affected. There are some days my joints hurt so bad that I can barely walk. - Kelly Parker Smith Click To Tweet

Links to resources

• Kelly’s Pencils of Promise fundraiser

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Today’s minisode we’re talking about student loans.

I know, I know, student loans is not the most exciting topic to talk about but I have a lot of thoughts on it and wanted to share

As you may already know, my husband and I paid off all of our student loan debt in 2015. It was something that was important to us and while it was one of the hardest things we’ve done thus far in life, it was also one of the most rewarding.

In this episode, I share how we paid off our student loan debt and how you can get started if you want to pay off your student loans.

Hope you enjoy!

MINI-SODE | How I Paid Off My Student Loans & How You Can Too

Links to resources

• • Work Your Wealth podcast interview

• • Meet the Couple Who Paid Off $50K in Debt in Less Than 3 Years, Northwestern Mutual

• • Student Loan Planner

• • You Need a Budget

• Mint
• Every Dollar

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On today’s show, I have Travis Hornsby who is a student loan expert and the Founder of Student Loan Planner from St Louis, MO.

The student loan industry is massively overwhelming and confusing and a serious issue in our society these days. Travis helps people who have significant amounts of debt, we’re talking at least 6 figures and I’m so excited to bring you his episode as I think it will be eye-opening to many.

We chat about how he went from being a bond trader at Vanguard to starting his own student loan consulting business, the mistakes people make when it comes to student loans, the biggest misconception people have about student loans and so much more.

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

Travis Hornsby | Student Loan Expert & Founder of Student Loan Planner

Show notes

In today’s episode, you’ll find out:

• How Travis became an expert on student loans.
• The biggest mistake people make when it comes to student loans.
• The most common misconception people have about student loans.
• What Travis would tell young adults going into careers that require a lot of schooling.
• His advice for parents who want to help their children and lessen the student loan burden.

Travis founded Student Loan Planner to help the top 2% most indebted Americans save money on their student loan debt. He’s consulted on more than a quarter billion of student loans for over 1,000 clients. He lives with his wife Christine in St. Louis, MO, and they recently just paid off her $124,000 of med school debt.

Key takeaways from this episode

Basically I didn't want to work in corporate America anymore. - @StudentLoanTrav Click To Tweet

I’ll tell you honestly what it’s like. Some days I’m really productive. Some days I just play video games. – Travis Hornsby

I answer email way too much. I’m always in my email. I want to respond to everything as it comes in and I know that that’s bad. – Travis Hornsby

A lot of people want to refinance their student loans that shouldn't. -@StudentLoanTrav Click To Tweet Debt, especially big debt relative to your income, causes a ton of complex psychological issues. - @StudentLoanTrav Click To Tweet

If you look at some of the professions that I advise, they have significantly above average rates of suicide. – Travis Hornsby

The psychology of it can cause you to do things that are very irrational and not helpful because of the lack of financial literacy. - @StudentLoanTrav Click To Tweet

Sometimes I have people that are crying on the phone, they’re letting all of their emotions out about how they feel about *the debt that they have. – Travis Hornsby

I've had people realize that their marriages were falling apart and they needed to try and save their marriage. - @StudentLoanTrav Click To Tweet

Maybe I influenced a decision that could end up saving a life. – Travis Hornsby

The pain that I’m solving by offering this kind of service is very real, you can cut it with a knife. – Travis Hornsby

If you can find a pain that you can use your specific skills to solve, then you're going to have a fantastic business. - @StudentLoanTrav Click To Tweet

Professional degrees, in general, are becoming a worse and worse proposition from an ROI financial perspective every single year. – Travis Hornsby

When I help somebody that had no clue how to handle their debt and it changes their life. – Travis Hornsby

Links to resources

• Mr. Money Mustache
• Strengths Finder book
• Travis’ Business Insider article that went viral
• Death, Sex, & Money podcast episode about veterinary suicides
• Asana
• Mike Meru Has $1 Million in Student Loans. How Did That Happen? – Wall Street Journal article
• Bogleheads investing advice
• Dave Ramsey
• Advice on refinancing your student loans
• Advice on hiring a student loan expert

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• Twitter
• LinkedIn
• Email

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Today’s minisode we’re talking about asking for help. Yes, I know how hard it is. But we have to start asking for help otherwise you’re going to hit burnout (please, learn from my mistakes).

I’ve always had trouble asking for help, even from a young age. I’ve always felt this pressure to never ask for help, almost like it was a failure or weak to enlist someone else to help me, no matter what the task was.

It’s difficult to ask for help because we fear rejection. We fear being seen as “less than” or “found out.”

But ultimately, it’s important to know where our strengths lie and where they don’t. Sometimes, the most efficient way to move forward in life is to focus our efforts on what we do best, and leave the rest for someone else.

In this episode I share more about my struggles asking for help, research behind why it’s so dang hard to ask for it, and 3 tips to help you…ask for help!

MINI-SODE | How To Be Better At Asking For Help

Links to resources

• • Why it’s hard to ask for help, Good Therapy

• • Why asking for help is so hard to do, Psychology Today

• 7 Effective Ways To Ask for Help, Psychology Today

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On today’s show, I have Devon Smiley who is a Negotiation Consultant located in Paris, France.

I’m not going to lie, I didn’t really know what a negotiation consultant actually did before speaking to Devon. Of course, they help with negotiating but …what does that exactly mean? Devon shares all about how she got into negotiating as a career, the mistakes most people make when it comes to negotiating (whether it’s for a new contract with a client or increase in pay at work or more), her best tips on negotiating and what to do if you’ve lost the upper hand, and so much more!

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

Devon Smiley | Negotiation Consultant

Show notes

In today’s episode, you’ll find out:

• How Devon got started as a negotiation expert.
• How you can better negotiate throughout your daily life.
• The most common negotiation mistakes people make and to not make those mistakes yourself.
• The biggest struggle Devon has as a negotiation consultant.
• Her best tips on recovering when you think you’ve lost the upper hand in a negotiation.
• What people misconceive about negotiation consultants.
• Devon’s advice on pitching yourself and putting yourself out there.
• How to be better about asking for help when you need it.

Devon Smiley is a Negotiation Consultant for entrepreneurs, startups and professionals who are tired of feeling overworked and underpaid, and are ready to go after what they want, need and deserve. 


She’s distilled nearly 15 years of negotiation experience into accessible and actionable guidance that helps you build the skill set you need to #maketheask with confidence.


Devon’s expert advice has been featured in Glamour magazine, the Chicago Tribune and has helped clients including Mars Chocolate and Rolls-Royce. A strong believer that negotiation isn’t just about boosting bottom lines, Devon works with pro bono partners including UN Women and The Clinton Foundation.

Links to resources

• • Day in the Life podcast interview with Jessica Freeman

• Clarity in 5 Worksheet

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• Twitter

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Today’s mini-sode we’re talking about following your passions and doing what you love most. I didn’t really know what I wanted to do career-wise after graduating college but I quickly realized working in a traditional corporate 9-5 job wasn’t for me.

I never really felt like I “fit in” in each of my corporate jobs and always knew there was something else I was meant to do but I had no idea what that was.

In this episode, I share questions you should ask yourself if you’re trying to figure out exactly what your passion is, how to not get bogged down with the “hows” of following your passion, and my own experience figuring out what I was most passionate about.

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

MINI-SODE | Are You Doing What You Love Most?

Links to resources:

• How To Find Your Purpose in Life via Berkeley.edu

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On today’s show, I have Abrah Shapiro who is a Television Producer on the Fox show The Four, located in Los Angeles, California.

Abrah was introduced to me by Day in the Life podcast guest Hollywood actress Mojan Nourbakhsh. The entertainment/Hollywood episodes on Day in the Life seem to be very popular, and I, of course, am so interested in hearing what it’s really like to work behind the scenes in the entertainment industry.

Abrah shares how she got started interning for the Ellen show and how that led her to work in the casting industry and television production, advice she’d give to people who want to work in the entertainment industry, what people would be most shocked by about her career, what it’s like to work behind the scenes working in unscripted programing and so much more.

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

Abrah Shapiro | Television Producer

Show notes

In today’s episode, you’ll find out:

• How Abrah landed an internship at the Ellen Degeneres show and what it was like working on set there.
• How she got into the casting industry which then led her to becoming a producer.
• The most stressful parts about her job as a television producer.
• All of the responsibilities she has as a television producer.
• Advice she’d give to someone who wants to work in the entertainment industry as a producer.
• The craziest experience she has had as a casting producer.

Abrah is television producer based out of Los Angeles, California. She works in unscripted programming where her focus has been a combination of casting, field, and segment producing. Her credits include The Ellen DeGeneres Show, America’s Got Talent, American Idol, MasterChef, and Little Big Shots. Currently, she is filming the second season of FOX’s singing competition show The Four: Battle for Stardom. 

Key takeaways from this episode

This business is built on relationships and networking. – Abrah Shapiro

I often say it's 80% of who you know and 20% skill. - Abrah Shapiro Click To Tweet The reason I got into this business was because television is such a powerful medium and you can use it to do so much good. - Abrah Shapiro Click To Tweet

What’s great about this current generation is that lots of people do utilize the internet to share their stories. – Abrah Shapiro

I think starting your day with a workout and doing something for yourself allows you to get centered before the day's stress starts hitting you head on. - Abrah Shapiro Click To Tweet You are taking a performer or taking an act and you are managing every single component of that performance. - Abrah Shapiro Click To Tweet

When you send a 5 year old out onto the stage, you cannot control the outcome. – Abrah Shapiro

Every day in entertainment is different. That’s what’s challenging. There are no two days that will ever look exactly the same. – Abrah Shapiro

For the positions that aren't regulated by unions, it is a very tough environment to navigate because you have to look out for yourself. - Abrah Shapiro Click To Tweet

Whenever you tell someone you’re a Hollywood producer, the automatic response is usually “how glamorous!” – Abrah Shapiro

It is no frills, it is hard hours, it is hard work. – Abrah Shapiro

The best part of my day is getting to go to a job that I love. - Abrah Shapiro Click To Tweet

There’s so many people that wake up and go to work and dislike what they’re doing. – Abrah Shapiro

Links to resources – Heading 2

• Mojan Nourbakhsh Day in the Life podcast interview
• The Four: Battle for Stardom tv show

Follow Abrah:

• IMDB

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Today’s minisode we’re talking about how to take care of yourself. I’ve really struggled with this, especially after becoming an entrepreneur. After the news came out about Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain’s suicides, I was in complete shock. The news really hit me hard in an unexpected way.

Mental health is something I care deeply about and I think should be spoken about more openly. Hence why I’m sharing my own experiences, thoughts, and advice on this mini-sode on how to take care of yourself.

This is something that I’m constantly balancing, so I’m no expert but if I can help one person out there I’ll consider this a job well done.

If you feel you are in crisis, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. It is a free, 24-hour hotline, at 1.800.273.TALK (8255). Your call will be connected to the crisis center nearest to you.

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

MINI-SODE | How To Take Care of Yourself

Links to resources:

• • Five Minute Journal

• • Jen Gotch is Okay…Sometimes podcast

• • Self-Service podcast

• Blush Online Life Coaching – use code dayinthelifepodcast for 25% off your first month of your subscription
• Talkspace

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On today’s show, I have Amber Runyon who is the founder of Eleventh Candle Co, which is a social enterprise who helps redeem, restore, empower, and equip those vulnerable to human trafficking, abuse, exploitation and addiction.

Amber and I talk about how a trip to Ethiopia led her to start Eleventh Candle Co and how she got involved in helping people who have been abused or exploited, what people misconceive about human trafficking and what she wants people to know about those who are trafficked, abused, and addicted, how to be a better listener, tips on unplugging and self care when you run an emotion-heavy business and so much more!

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

Amber Runyon | Founder of Eleventh Candle Co.

Show notes

In today’s episode, you’ll find out:

• What led Amber to start Eleventh Candle Co even though she had no prior business experience.
• The most difficult part of running a business that helps people who have experienced sex trafficking.
• What people misconceive about human trafficking.
• The one thing Amber wants people to know about human trafficking.
• Tips on how you can be a better listener.
• Self-care tips for people who struggle with “unplugging” from their work.
• How she continues to stay motivated and encouraged while running an emotion-heavy business.

Links to resources

• 5 Minute Journal
• 5 Minute Journal app
• Polaris Project
• I am Jane Doe documentary

My favorite Brene Brown books:

• The Gifts of Imperfection
• Daring Greatly
• Braving the Wilderness

Follow Amber:

• Website (use code dayinthelife for 25% off your purchase!)
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Twitter

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On today’s show, I have Jyo Carolino who is a Fight Choreographer & Stunt Coordinator located in Memphis TN.

We chat about how he got started in the fight choreography industry, what he thinks people misconceive about the stunt industry, his biggest struggles and his worst injuries, advice he’d give to someone who wants to work in the stunt industry and who he’d love to work on set with!

Also, as a side note, the podcast will be taking a summer break! I will be taking the month of June 2018 off from releasing new episodes but don’t worry, I have a few fun, shorter episodes that will be releasing before I come back with full interviews in July.

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

Jyo Carolino | Fight Choreographer and Stunt Coordinator

Show notes

In today’s episode, you’ll find out:

• Jyo got started in the fight choreography industry
• One thing he thinks people misconceive about being a fight choreographer.
• His biggest struggles in his career.
• Advice he would give to someone who would want to work in the fight choreography industry.

Jyo “Six” Carolino is a stunt coordinator and fight choreographer representing the Society of American Fight Directors and Dance Nocturnal Productions. He grew up studying many forms of martial arts and self-defence shooting before developing a passion for theatrical violence. His choreography has spanned over half a decade throughout the midsouth — including the award-winning Dance Nocturnal film, I AM SPARTAN and the web series GAUNTLET RUN. Six is also a freelance voice actor and motion capture specialist. His voice can be heard on Chatterbox Audio Theatre, several audiobooks, and a local radio station.

Key takeaways from this episode

“I come in and design the fights and create the illusion of violence on film sets and theater.” – Jyo Carolino

“When I’m working as a performer I try not to be the coordinator as well so I can maintain a level of objectivity.” – Jyo Carolino

“I think at the end of the day, I like to perform more than anything else.” – Jyo Carolino

“My favorite scenes to shoot are always going to be some epic, badass sword fights.” – Jyo Carolino

“Indie sets seem to be a lot more appreciative of what we do.” – Jyo Carolino

Links to resources

• Elle Drouin’s Day in the Life podcast episode

Follow Jyo:

• Website
• Facebook
• YouTube
• Instagram
• Twitter

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