web01.fireside.fm Thu, 09 Apr 2026 09:54:38 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Revelation Project - Episodes Tagged with “Customer Journey” https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/tags/customer%20journey Wed, 23 Sep 2020 00:00:00 -0400 The Revelation Project is an individual and holistic movement that disrupts the trance of unworthiness and lifts the veils of personal illusion and cultural deception that keep us from remembering our divinity and inherent wholeness. The Revelation Project Podcast explores alternative narratives to traditional patriarchal influences that awaken, liberate and activate awareness. Join us to investigate vulnerable and courageous topics that reveal more magic, wonder, and beauty than we ever thought possible. Life is a revelation, and what gets revealed gets healed. en episodic Life is a Revelation Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC The Revelation Project is an individual and holistic movement that disrupts the trance of unworthiness and lifts the veils of personal illusion and cultural deception that keep us from remembering our divinity and inherent wholeness. The Revelation Project Podcast explores alternative narratives to traditional patriarchal influences that awaken, liberate and activate awareness. Join us to investigate vulnerable and courageous topics that reveal more magic, wonder, and beauty than we ever thought possible. Life is a revelation, and what gets revealed gets healed. no Goddess, Sacred Feminine, Awakening, Healing, embodiment, Sacred Masculine, Feminine Leadership, Erotic Power, Archetypes, Gnosis, Mother Wound, Patriarchy, Awakening, Divine Feminine Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC rodgers107@me.com Episode 42: Melanie Deziel - Story Fuel https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/42 78cb7b29-11ab-4eb0-b976-350de11d6362 Wed, 23 Sep 2020 00:00:00 -0400 Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC full Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC 46:33 no Join me on this week's episode as I talk to master story-teller and re-emerging pandemic parent, Melanie Deziel, about all the things. What does becoming a new mother, abruptly moving from a 600 square ft apartment, and launching a new book have in common? These are just a few of the unexpected adventures Melanie shares in this episode. Melanie is a keynote speaker, an award-winning branded content creator, and a lifelong storyteller on a mission to share the power of compelling and credible content with others. She is the founder and chief content officer of Storyfuel, which teaches marketers, publishers, creators, and companies of all sizes how to tell better brand stories. She is also the author of The Content Fuel Framework, How to Generate Unlimited Story Ideas. Melanie and her husband found themselves in a 600 square ft. apartment with a new baby and everyone suddenly working at home. They made a list of all the things that were important to them and surprisingly, Raleigh, North Carolina topped the list, so they moved during the pandemic to have more space and be closer to nature. The pandemic made them realize the importance of having a home that would support their wellbeing and minimize their stress levels. Melanie studied journalism at a time when journalism was really changing and there were no jobs for a new graduate, so she found a home in marketing and started using her story-telling skills for brands that needed her skillset. We are living in a remarkable world where we are all content creators. Many marketers think of content only as a way to alert people about our new products or a new sale. It's very transactional. Content can actually be so much more powerful when they're telling transformative stories about the lives they're changing or the customers they've served. Every content piece that you've either created or consumed was made up of two things: a focus and a format. High school students and college students are doing incredible special effects work, amazing video editing, creating music and so much more. The creativity, skills, and the technology they are learning at such a young age is incredible. Digital has democratized all these incredible skills for this whole generation. connection,consciousness,courage,education,feminine,healing,health,inspiration,love,revelation,selfhelp,selflove,spirituality,vulnerability,women Join me on this week's episode as I talk to master story-teller and re-emerging pandemic parent, Melanie Deziel, about all the things.

What does becoming a new mother, abruptly moving from a 600 square ft apartment, and launching a new book have in common?

These are just a few of the unexpected adventures Melanie shares in this episode.

Melanie is a keynote speaker, an award-winning branded content creator, and a lifelong storyteller on a mission to share the power of compelling and credible content with others. She is the founder and chief content officer of Storyfuel, which teaches marketers, publishers, creators, and companies of all sizes how to tell better brand stories.

She is also the author of The Content Fuel Framework, How to Generate Unlimited Story Ideas.

  • Melanie and her husband found themselves in a 600 square ft. apartment with a new baby and everyone suddenly working at home. They made a list of all the things that were important to them and surprisingly, Raleigh, North Carolina topped the list, so they moved during the pandemic to have more space and be closer to nature.
  • The pandemic made them realize the importance of having a home that would support their wellbeing and minimize their stress levels.
  • Melanie studied journalism at a time when journalism was really changing and there were no jobs for a new graduate, so she found a home in marketing and started using her story-telling skills for brands that needed her skillset.
  • We are living in a remarkable world where we are all content creators.
  • Many marketers think of content only as a way to alert people about our new products or a new sale. It's very transactional. Content can actually be so much more powerful when they're telling transformative stories about the lives they're changing or the customers they've served.
  • Every content piece that you've either created or consumed was made up of two things: a focus and a format.
  • High school students and college students are doing incredible special effects work, amazing video editing, creating music and so much more. The creativity, skills, and the technology they are learning at such a young age is incredible.
  • Digital has democratized all these incredible skills for this whole generation.

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]]> Join me on this week's episode as I talk to master story-teller and re-emerging pandemic parent, Melanie Deziel, about all the things.

What does becoming a new mother, abruptly moving from a 600 square ft apartment, and launching a new book have in common?

These are just a few of the unexpected adventures Melanie shares in this episode.

Melanie is a keynote speaker, an award-winning branded content creator, and a lifelong storyteller on a mission to share the power of compelling and credible content with others. She is the founder and chief content officer of Storyfuel, which teaches marketers, publishers, creators, and companies of all sizes how to tell better brand stories.

She is also the author of The Content Fuel Framework, How to Generate Unlimited Story Ideas.

  • Melanie and her husband found themselves in a 600 square ft. apartment with a new baby and everyone suddenly working at home. They made a list of all the things that were important to them and surprisingly, Raleigh, North Carolina topped the list, so they moved during the pandemic to have more space and be closer to nature.
  • The pandemic made them realize the importance of having a home that would support their wellbeing and minimize their stress levels.
  • Melanie studied journalism at a time when journalism was really changing and there were no jobs for a new graduate, so she found a home in marketing and started using her story-telling skills for brands that needed her skillset.
  • We are living in a remarkable world where we are all content creators.
  • Many marketers think of content only as a way to alert people about our new products or a new sale. It's very transactional. Content can actually be so much more powerful when they're telling transformative stories about the lives they're changing or the customers they've served.
  • Every content piece that you've either created or consumed was made up of two things: a focus and a format.
  • High school students and college students are doing incredible special effects work, amazing video editing, creating music and so much more. The creativity, skills, and the technology they are learning at such a young age is incredible.
  • Digital has democratized all these incredible skills for this whole generation.

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]]> Episode 32: Rachel Dunham - Brand Vibration https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/32 49f27d71-4518-4eba-a686-f2b9621ee61c Wed, 15 Jul 2020 00:15:00 -0400 Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC full Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC Rachel Dunham is often referred to as a creatrix, and while the term itself refers to a powerful female creator, I believe that a creatrix is also a woman who is gifted with intuition and the ability to tap into that which we cannot see in order to bring ideas and essence into form and energy. 50:31 no Rachel Dunham is often referred to as a creatrix, and while the term itself refers to a powerful female creator, I believe that a creatrix is also a woman who is gifted with intuition and the ability to tap into that which we cannot see in order to bring ideas and essence into form and energy. I was lucky enough to have worked with Rachel to create the branding for The Revelation Project, and was astonished when she revealed it to me. It’s a mark with multiple meanings that so captured the many angles of what The Revelation Project is. My logo is of two faces looking at one another, their outline creating a butterfly. The butterfly is a symbol of transformation; a story that is near and dear to my heart. The two faces represent self-love and the power of witnessing other women. Witnessing, or truly seeing another, and celebrating each other, are two very important elements to every interaction I have with all the women I serve through The Revelation Project. Rachel created an image that represents not only me but the many women the project serves as well as our power, our purpose, and our ability to become the most beautiful version of our true selves. Listen in as Rachel and I talk about mothering, female entrepreneurship during covid, business as a form of self-expression, the evolution of a brand, the importance of investing in your business, the energetics of branding, The Desire Deck that she is creating, and the mark she wants to leave on the world. *Show notes: * We use our businesses as a form of self-expression. Women charge a lot for their services but yet are not willing to put money into their own business and brand. Rachel believes that the best place to start with branding is within, at the core of who you are, and how you want to connect to the people you serve. Rachel created a journal to do the initial emotional branding work of who you are to help you get the clarity you need to begin. When we begin the process of starting a business, the first questions we need to ask are: How do we want to serve? How do we want to be known in the world? A brand is so much more than a mark, it is also an energetic vibration. If your brand and your message are created in alignment with the truth of the energy behind it, it’s going to resonate for others and attract them if they need your product or service. We are not our business. We inform our business, but it’s important that we not “be” our business. The Desire Deck (https://yourbrandtherapy.com/desire-deck-coming-soon/) is about helping women manifest their dreams. connection,consciousness,courage,education,feminine,healing,health,inspiration,love,revelation,selfhelp,selflove,spirituality,vulnerability,women Rachel Dunham is often referred to as a creatrix, and while the term itself refers to a powerful female creator, I believe that a creatrix is also a woman who is gifted with intuition and the ability to tap into that which we cannot see in order to bring ideas and essence into form and energy.

I was lucky enough to have worked with Rachel to create the branding for The Revelation Project, and was astonished when she revealed it to me. It’s a mark with multiple meanings that so captured the many angles of what The Revelation Project is.

My logo is of two faces looking at one another, their outline creating a butterfly. The butterfly is a symbol of transformation; a story that is near and dear to my heart. The two faces represent self-love and the power of witnessing other women. Witnessing, or truly seeing another, and celebrating each other, are two very important elements to every interaction I have with all the women I serve through The Revelation Project. Rachel created an image that represents not only me but the many women the project serves as well as our power, our purpose, and our ability to become the most beautiful version of our true selves.

Listen in as Rachel and I talk about mothering, female entrepreneurship during covid, business as a form of self-expression, the evolution of a brand, the importance of investing in your business, the energetics of branding, The Desire Deck that she is creating, and the mark she wants to leave on the world.

*Show notes: *

  • We use our businesses as a form of self-expression.
  • Women charge a lot for their services but yet are not willing to put money into their own business and brand.
  • Rachel believes that the best place to start with branding is within, at the core of who you are, and how you want to connect to the people you serve.
  • Rachel created a journal to do the initial emotional branding work of who you are to help you get the clarity you need to begin.
  • When we begin the process of starting a business, the first questions we need to ask are: How do we want to serve?
  • How do we want to be known in the world?
  • A brand is so much more than a mark, it is also an energetic vibration.
  • If your brand and your message are created in alignment with the truth of the energy behind it, it’s going to resonate for others and attract them if they need your product or service.
  • We are not our business. We inform our business, but it’s important that we not “be” our business.
  • The Desire Deck is about helping women manifest their dreams.

Links:

]]> Rachel Dunham is often referred to as a creatrix, and while the term itself refers to a powerful female creator, I believe that a creatrix is also a woman who is gifted with intuition and the ability to tap into that which we cannot see in order to bring ideas and essence into form and energy.

I was lucky enough to have worked with Rachel to create the branding for The Revelation Project, and was astonished when she revealed it to me. It’s a mark with multiple meanings that so captured the many angles of what The Revelation Project is.

My logo is of two faces looking at one another, their outline creating a butterfly. The butterfly is a symbol of transformation; a story that is near and dear to my heart. The two faces represent self-love and the power of witnessing other women. Witnessing, or truly seeing another, and celebrating each other, are two very important elements to every interaction I have with all the women I serve through The Revelation Project. Rachel created an image that represents not only me but the many women the project serves as well as our power, our purpose, and our ability to become the most beautiful version of our true selves.

Listen in as Rachel and I talk about mothering, female entrepreneurship during covid, business as a form of self-expression, the evolution of a brand, the importance of investing in your business, the energetics of branding, The Desire Deck that she is creating, and the mark she wants to leave on the world.

*Show notes: *

  • We use our businesses as a form of self-expression.
  • Women charge a lot for their services but yet are not willing to put money into their own business and brand.
  • Rachel believes that the best place to start with branding is within, at the core of who you are, and how you want to connect to the people you serve.
  • Rachel created a journal to do the initial emotional branding work of who you are to help you get the clarity you need to begin.
  • When we begin the process of starting a business, the first questions we need to ask are: How do we want to serve?
  • How do we want to be known in the world?
  • A brand is so much more than a mark, it is also an energetic vibration.
  • If your brand and your message are created in alignment with the truth of the energy behind it, it’s going to resonate for others and attract them if they need your product or service.
  • We are not our business. We inform our business, but it’s important that we not “be” our business.
  • The Desire Deck is about helping women manifest their dreams.

Links:

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