TV interview – Pink Collar Savvy & Chic

As a Pink Collar Savvy & Chic lifestyle blogger, being interviewed for “Cincy Lifestyles” yesterday at my favorite local TV station as the spokesperson for a Chick-fil-A Get Moovin’ 5K Fun Run to benefit Hope House Mission where I’m the Women’s Center Director was a blessing, an honor and truly, “My pleasure!”.

Me, Pink Collar Coach, Signature pink collar blazer, pencil skirt and Strawberry Pop lips. I’ve learned to own my Sense of Style & I needed to look my best to boost my confidence. Love Chick-fil-A but am so not a T-shirt girl. Wore this instead. : – ) Attire Calvin Klein, makeup Maybeline. All from TJ Maxx.

Being able to speak about how I could have benefited from being a resident at Hope House when I became homeless at the end of an marriage cycle filled with domestic violence –– a D or challenge women face –– but now share my mess to success story to inspire residents is one way I’m minimizing that barrier and maximizing beauty and my best life. All to His glory!

I pray you’ll be Pink Collar Savvy & Chic today and share your story. Not only does someone need to hear it, it will help you minimize your barriers and maximize beauty and your best life, too.

Also, if you’re in the area, I hope you’ll check out the interview on WCPO, Wednesday, August 7, 2019, 10am and then join us for the 5K Fun Run.

Visit “Cincy Lifestyles” at https://www.wcpo.com/marketplace/cincylifestyle

Visit here for details on the Get Moovin’ Fun Run –– https://g.co/kgs/YiLVn8

Be savvy & chic,

~Pink Collar Coach

It’s Day 24 (reset) of the Pink Collar Savvy & Chic on Purpose Project and I just had a great experience prepping for tomorrow’s “Cincy Lifestyle” interview with a media coaching call. The segment being recorded tomorrow for “Cincy Lifestyle” –– a local lifestyle show that provides viewers with information, useful and entertaining content –– will feature a Chick-fil-A sponsored 5K / Fun Run to benefit Hope House Mission. Though my professional career has provided myriad opportunities, other than singing on cable once, being interviewed for television hasn’t been one of them. Until now. As the Director of the Women’s Center, I was offered the privilege of serving as our agency’s spokesperson on the show. Having another Pink Collar Savvy & Chic professional woman –– Chick-fil-A’s Area Marketing Director –– not only spend time walking me through all the different aspects of the process but take the time to build rapport and to connect as women of faith made my “Cincy Lifestyles” interview media coaching call, well, as they say at Chick-fil-A –– My pleasure!

Interacting with Pink Collar Savvy & Chic women who love what they do –– whether on the home front or in the workplace –– is a pleasure, too. My media coach personified Chick-fil-A’s guiding principle of serving others. Rather than the coaching call feeling like an item to check off a list of preparations, I felt genuine enthusiasm from my coach, which is something I strive to bring to coaching sessions with my clients… We shared a little of our own stories and about working with purpose. She provided speaking, wardrobe and makeup tips, thoroughly preparing me. Then she went on to visit this blog while on the call! Positive feedback on it from a marketing expert…So cool!

Now I pray I’ll be able to be truly Pink Collar Savvy & Chic on Purpose and represent Hope House in a way that points to Him, blesses the residents we serve and does my coach and the coaching call justice. I hope you’ll be Pink Collar Savvy & Chic on Purpose and pray for that, too.

Maybe you’ll even join us at the run to Get Moovin!

Be savvy & chic,

~Pink Collar Coach

Pink Collar Savvy & Chic

The Swan Experience: Minimizing Barriers; Maximizing beauty and women's best personal and professional lives through total transformation.

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