#19 Mark Bitterman: Telling Stories Through Salt

 

James Beard Award winning Author, Mark Bitterman chats about his love of food and place, and the connection between the two. He shares his journey to becaming known as the “salt” guy and the what he’s learned from taking something he’s passionate about and turning it into a business.

Other topics of conversation…

– Welcoming people In & hospitality – what he look for in employees

– History of salt is such a unique story, there’s such a wealth inside this simple ingredient

– How he feels about the story of food today

– How starting a brick & mortar store became a path of personal growth & helped him learn about himself & money

– Learning what you’re not good at to help your business

– The irony of table salt being the standard since it’s so bad

– Having a storefront during covid

– What is the taste of Portland and how do his shops differ from one another

– What he sees as the future for Portland & his involvement

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#17: Javier Alomía: It’s Easier To Say Yes

Javier Alomoía joins Jenelle sharing his journey from Ecuador to Portland and the keys to his success in building his business from nothing to the robust success that it is today. As well Javier tells us the why of his immense involvement in the local PDX community and why he generally always says “Yes”.


Other topics of conversation

– How he came to USA

– How he got into real estate

– What influences how he manages his finances.

– Mindset helping budget for the future

– Community service… this feels good.

– Why immigrants come to America and 50% of millionaires in America being immigrants

– Habit’s of success and being intentional every morning

– Selling is more about listening and asking questions

– How he thinks about his sphere – keeping in touch with his community

– Your reality is only what you think it’s going to be

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#15 Stephen Green: It’s Hard To Be What You Don’t See

Stephen Green, one of the most active & involved people in the Portland business community,  joins Jenelle to discuss the how & why of how he shows up for the city, why he’s so passionate about the PDX community and the many inspirational organizations he’s help found  & work with.


Topics of conversation…

 

– Working in the business vs on the business

– What led him to his work

– Community over competition helps more people be Portland be entrepreneurs

– Starting the Oregon Public House, the world first non profit pub

– Founding Pitch Black PDX

– Some of his favorite success stories form Pitch Black

– Where you bank matters & why

– Serving on the Governor task force

– A Business For Better Portland vs. Portland Business Association

– How / where  you spend you money is important to local businesses

 

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#14 Carol Ferris: What Does That Mean In Lived Experience

Jenelle is joined by NW Legend Carol Ferris as they discuss Carol’s journey from Corporate life to becoming one of the most successful and sought out astrologers on the West Coast. They chat about Mythology, what Astrology is and isn’t, and Carol has been able to build a referral based business.

 

Topics of Conversation


– How Carol came to Astrology

– Spirit Can Move Through Time In A Way You Can Know

– Mythology & Religion told for and by Kings

– Pulling In the Feminine / unravel stories to bring in the feminine

– Astrology being pimarily a symbolic language

– Carol’s philosophy on Astrology

– Martin Shaw & his courses 

– How she’s gone about building a referral only business

– The “List” & taking responsibility for the relationship

-Is there an astrological explanation for what is happening in the world right now?


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#13 Trevor Graves: I Just Wanna Do Cool Work For Cool People

Jenelle is joined by friend and Nemo Design founder, Trevor Graves, as they discuss his journey from becoming one of the most famous early snowboard / action sports photographers to founding Nemo Design, a branding and design agency in Portland, Oregon.

Topic of conversation…

– Photo booth beginnings / mentor that helped put him on the path

– Starting out in Snowboarding as a photographer

– What does loyalty mean to him

– Nemo Design & working with the laid back west coast life style

– Not being afraid of clients

– Philosophy on Mentorship and what it means to him

– Parenting through real world experience

– The birth of Buff Rogers and why he does this work

– How he’d rebrand Portland if given the job

– What he notices about real estate branding

– How owning his building changed is portfolio

– People still want to come together & gather round the fire

– Creatives need to be nurtured

– Sitting on the board of Wy’East Academy & why it’s important to him

 

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#5 Georgia Lee Hussey: Guerrilla Art & Business

Jenelle is joined by Founder & CEO of Modernist Financial, Georgia Lee Hussey, as they discuss Georgia’s journey from Artist to Certified Financial Planner and many things related to money – shame, addiction, planning, donating, etc.

Other topics covered in this conversation….

– Punk damage

– How being in business can actually be a radical act

– Sister Corita Kent

– Working on your business & NOT in your business

– Being a “women” in business

– The focus of Modernist finical

– Structures to help you make your best choices with money

– Cutting back not from a place of scarcity but a place of plenty & choice

– The 5 categories of wealth

Future thinking & permission around money

Books mentioned in this chat…

Bill Perkins – Die with Zero

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Joypunk Podcast #4 – Lindsey Murphy: Be Good Bacteria

Show creator, host and business developer Lindsey Murphy joins Jenelle where they chat about Lindsey’s journey to Portland, the “Fred Rogers Ministry” and how it led to her creating her show, the Fab Lab with Crazy Aunt Lindsey.

They also dive into topics such as…

-What Prayer is and different expressions of prayer & faith

-Lindsey’s fascinations with religion and Philosophy

-People losing faith in Portland & whether she’s still called to be here

-How being a high-class babysitter helped set her up for success in her show

-Hanging onto your innocence & protecting your inner child

-The 3 accidental rules of Charlie Murphy’s Feminism

-Maidenhood / the Triple Goddess

-Working with Omsi (Oregon Museum of Science & Industry) as a presenting partner for the Fab Lab this season

Books mentioned in this chat…

Robin Wall Kimmerer  – Braiding Sweetgrass

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