The Court Reporter Podcast

Brynn Reynolds Seymour
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The Court Reporter Podcast

Hey there! My name is Brynn, and I launched the Court Reporter Podcast because many of us in this field have felt overwhelmed, unsupported, and lost, yearning for guidance tailored to our unique experiences. My journey led me to seek resources to navigate fears and stress exclusive to our roles. I craved relatable conversations that could shatter limiting beliefs and propel me toward professional success. Unable to find this dedicated support elsewhere, I chose to create it myself. Through each episode, I offer practical coaching insights drawn directly from my firsthand experiences as a court reporter. I share strategies on reclaiming time, such as the system I developed and the roles like a scopist and transcript manager I introduced in my company, which liberated a significant portion of my time and mental energy. I discuss both struggles and triumphs, urging listeners to dream big, take action on their "impossible" goals, and advocate for themselves proudly within the justice system. The podcast is my way of paving a smoother path for fellow court reporters who, like me, aspire to unlock their full potential and regain balance in their lives.

  1. #60 - VTM Beta Testing Program Launch

    EPISÓDIO 60

    #60 - VTM Beta Testing Program Launch

    We play a crucial role in the justice system, but managing our workloads can often feel overwhelming. Brynn Seymour and Rachel Artis are designing a Virtual Transcript Management (VTM) program, designed to provide VAs specifically trained and equipped for court reporters' workflows. This innovative service aims to streamline administrative tasks such as coordinating with scopists and proofreaders, managing communication, and ensuring deadlines are met. As Brynn highlights, participating in the beta testing program offers an exclusive opportunity to refine these processes and improve workflow efficiency. With a focus on personalized support and cutting-edge technology, the VTM program is set to revolutionize the way court reporters manage their workloads, allowing them to spend more time on what truly matters in their professional and personal lives. Takeaways: The Virtual Transcript Manager (VTM) acts as a virtual assistant for court reporters. Utilizing VTM services can streamline workflows, allowing reporters to focus on what matters to them. Links referenced in this episode: www.brynnseymourcoaching.com courtreportedpodcast.com

    15min
  2. 59. Court Reporting and Sustainability with Vanessa Johns

    18 DE OUT.

    59. Court Reporting and Sustainability with Vanessa Johns

    Meet Vanessa John, a dedicated court reporting student navigating the challenges of mastering 160 words per minute. This episode, set against the backdrop of the bustling NCRA convention, explores the intersection of sustainable practices and court reporting, Vanessa's personal journey, and the importance of determination to finish school, or really any goal. We delve into discussions about reducing paper waste, the benefits of virtual practice groups and in-person networking events, and the moments that shape a court reporting career. Learn how Vanessa’s journey to zero-waste living ties into her professional aspirations, and gather motivational insights on setting realistic goals, balancing accountability, and the power of a supportive community. Don't miss Vanessa's advice for staying focused despite obstacles and the significance of small, collective efforts to make a big impact. 07:51 Sustainability in the Court Reporting Industry 14:25 Vanessa's Journey and Insights 17:44 Working for an Agency as a Student 19:38 The Journey to Becoming a Court Reporter 21:49 Discovering Zero Waste Lifestyle 23:55 The Importance of Environmental Awareness 26:39 Challenges and Triumphs in Court Reporting School 28:26 Staying Motivated and Setting Goals 32:56 The Power of Community and Mentorship 35:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    36min
  3. #58 - Behind the Blog: Chris Day's Stenonymous Journey

    9 DE OUT.

    #58 - Behind the Blog: Chris Day's Stenonymous Journey

    In this episode, Chris Day, writer, blogger, and official court reporter, shares his journey and motivation behind starting what has become the biggest blog in the court reporting industry. Chris highlights the importance of being yourself and following through with your creative ideas despite what other say, and taking action to solve a problem and to help those who need support. By listening to this episode, you will get to know the author of Stenonymous, you will learn the inefficiencies and potential dangers of AI in court reporting, the misleading practices by some companies, and the importance of honesty and fairness in media representation.

    22min
  4. #57 - Building Belief with Heather Hansen: Court Reporting & Self-Advocacy

    27 DE SET.

    #57 - Building Belief with Heather Hansen: Court Reporting & Self-Advocacy

    Have you ever struggled to advocate for yourself and for the record? This episode covers it all, whether it's negotiating your rates, enforcing the rules of speaking slowly, clearly, and one at a time, or even asserting your right to take a lunch break. Heather Hansen, a former trial attorney and founder of BBA (Belief Builders Academy), offers incredible advice on building self-advocacy, the value of court reporters, and yes, even the surprising benefits of hypnosis in personal development. Check out everything Heather has to offer, and don't miss the chance to get in BBA while the doors are open! Belief Builders' Academy waitlist free masterclass--How to Persuade and Influence with Delight

    51min
  5. #56 - NCRA Convention Highlights with Greta Pederson, President of the Wisconsin Court Reporters' Association

    28 DE AGO.

    #56 - NCRA Convention Highlights with Greta Pederson, President of the Wisconsin Court Reporters' Association

    Greta Peterson, the president of the Wisconsin Court Reporters Association, shares her insights from the NCRA convention and her thoughts on the future of court reporting. She discusses the value of networking, the diverse opportunities in the field, and her optimism about the profession despite the rise of AI. Tune in to learn: How court reporters can confidently ensure accurate records during legal proceedings.Why Greta believes human skills remain irreplaceable in court reporting.The flexible career paths available in court reporting, from captioning to freelancing.

    12min
  6. #55 - Stressed with Deadlines and Pages? You May Need a VTM

    20 DE AGO.

    #55 - Stressed with Deadlines and Pages? You May Need a VTM

    In this episode, I read over a post I shared on Facebook where I went from a slow summer to being fully booked with work, even having to turn down jobs! "Last week alone, I handled multiple expedites and rough drafts without breaking a sweat. The best part? I didn’t miss out on family time or special activities like the Feast of Trumpets, thanks to the incredible team I’ve built. With my reliable Virtual Team Management (VTM) system in place, I no longer stress over finding a scopist or proofreader at the last minute or working all night to meet tight deadlines. My VTM handles everything—data entry, portal submissions, formatting issues, and more—allowing me to focus on what matters most." Imagine having the freedom to take on more jobs, grow your income, and still have plenty of time to enjoy life, take care of your health, and be with your loved ones. If you’re a freelance legal court reporter, you might need a VTM! I’m passionate about helping others experience the same level of efficiency and peace of mind. Want to learn more about how VTM can transform your work-life balance? Tune in to hear how you can streamline your workflow and reclaim your time!

    29min
  7. #54 - The Financial Dashboard You Didn’t Know You Needed

    13 DE AGO.

    #54 - The Financial Dashboard You Didn’t Know You Needed

    Imagine having a financial dashboard for your business, kind of like the one in your car that warns you when you're low on gas. Sounds pretty helpful, right? Well, turns out, accountants alone weren’t quite cutting it for me. But what REALLY fueled the frustration was the fact that I THOUGHT they were supposed to do that, and I was endlessly and hopelessly searching for the right accountant, when in fact, it's not even their role! In this episode, I explore the wide world of financial services—think beyond accountants: CFOs, fractional CFOs, strategic bookkeepers, and tax strategists. Yes, you heard that right! I never knew that a tax strategist was a thing, separate from an accountant, until now, thanks to an insightful conversation I had with Rachel Artis. And let me tell you, this role could be a total game-changer for court reporters like us. While I'm still testing the waters, I'm excited about the possibility of finding a financial system that I can confidently recommend to our community. This episode is all about the power of continued learning and the importance of assembling a dream team of experts to help you crush your business goals. The right tax and business advice could save you thousands—and help you earn thousands more. I'm grateful to share these insights with you, and I’d love for you to join the conversation. If you've discovered any valuable resources, don’t keep them to yourself—share the wealth! Tune in to Episode 53 to learn more about building the right team and getting the support your financial department deserves. 💼✨ P.S., Are you interested in having your own VTM (Virtual Transcript Manager) in your business? Having a VTM allows me to focus on growing my business and enjoying personal time, without sacrificing family, hobbies, or sleep to catch up on work. I'm offering a limited-time opportunity to become a beta tester for my VTM program. Schedule a call to learn how a VTM can transform your workflow and see if it's right for you! 🚀

    16min
  8. How to Build Your Court Reporting Dream Team - You Only Need 3 Roles

    6 DE AGO.

    How to Build Your Court Reporting Dream Team - You Only Need 3 Roles

    I recently came across a Facebook live presentation I gave two years ago called "How to Build Your Dream Team" and discussed the importance of delegation in freeing up our time to spend it how we actually want to be spending it. At that time, I didn't really have a sustainable solution to offer. However, I've been developing the idea for two years and am ready to help implement this in your business. Listen to the episode to learn how you can build your dream team!

    26min
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Hey there! My name is Brynn, and I launched the Court Reporter Podcast because many of us in this field have felt overwhelmed, unsupported, and lost, yearning for guidance tailored to our unique experiences. My journey led me to seek resources to navigate fears and stress exclusive to our roles. I craved relatable conversations that could shatter limiting beliefs and propel me toward professional success. Unable to find this dedicated support elsewhere, I chose to create it myself. Through each episode, I offer practical coaching insights drawn directly from my firsthand experiences as a court reporter. I share strategies on reclaiming time, such as the system I developed and the roles like a scopist and transcript manager I introduced in my company, which liberated a significant portion of my time and mental energy. I discuss both struggles and triumphs, urging listeners to dream big, take action on their "impossible" goals, and advocate for themselves proudly within the justice system. The podcast is my way of paving a smoother path for fellow court reporters who, like me, aspire to unlock their full potential and regain balance in their lives.

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  • Criado por
    Brynn Reynolds Seymour
  • Anos de atividade
    2022 - 2024
  • Episódios
    60
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2024 The Court Reporter Podcast
  • Site do podcast
    The Court Reporter Podcast

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