Suzanne S. Felber, Lifestylist®
Why You Need a Lifestylist®.
According to Chat GPT,
“A lifestylist is a term used to describe an individual who offers guidance and assistance in helping people improve their lifestyles. A lifestylist typically provides advice, strategies, and practical solutions to help individuals make positive changes in various aspects of their lives, including health, wellness, relationships, career, personal development, and overall well-being.
The role of a lifestylist can vary depending on the specific expertise and focus of the individual. Some lifestylists may specialize in specific areas, such as fitness and nutrition, while others may provide a more holistic approach, considering multiple aspects of a person's lifestyle.
Lifestylists often work closely with their clients, getting to know their goals, desires, and challenges. They may conduct assessments, provide personalized recommendations, and assist in creating action plans to achieve desired outcomes. Lifestylists may offer one-on-one consultations, workshops, or group sessions to share their knowledge and expertise.”
Lifestylist® was trademarked by Felber in 2002. This is an opportunity for Smeg to use this popular trademarked term in their US marketing and branding.
Lifestylist Suzanne Felber has created her Lifestylist® image around three core ingredients:
Wine, Dine, and Great Design
Wine.Dine.And Great Design.
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Wine
Felber is an ambassador for the Boisset Collection of wines. She has volunteered for over eight years at the TEXSOM International Wine Competitions and the TEXSOM conference working directly with Master Sommeliers and winemakers from around the world. She is studying to take the tests for the WSET and GuildSomm certifications, and is certified by TABC to pour and serve alcoholic beverages at public events in Texas.
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Dine
Les Dames d’Escoffier is the preeminent global professional association for women leaders in the food, beverage and hospitality industries., and is composed of 44 chapters in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, France and Italy, totaling over 2,600 women leaders in the fields of food, beverage and hospitality. I was a first vice president of the Dallas Chapter, and have represented our chapter at international conferences as well as designing their website and managing their social media.
Being at home in the kitchen is an essential part of what I do. I started the “Lazy Cook” and “To The Core” cooking concepts and have developed recipes that fit this cooking style. After winning boxes full of ribbons at the State Fair of Texas cooking competitions, I was asked to become a judge instead and now judge these competitions before and after the fair. My recipes have been included in various State Fair of Texas cookbooks.
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Design
Growing up in the real estate and building community has created a lifetime of relationships. For over 20 years I was actively involved in the National Association of Homebuilders and was a frequent speaker at The International Builders Show. In 2011 I Lifestyled the 2011 New American Home in Orlando, Florida
Editorial work has included covers and features in national publications including Home Magazine, Modern Homes, MH Insider, and Home Depot publications.
Did the styling and specifications for The Healthy Home which was a partnership between Home Magazine, Crate and Barrel and The Home Depot at the 1998 International Builders Show
I was on the Design Councils for Thermador, SKS Appliances, and The Beko Healthy Kitchen Council, and did product testing for Thermador Appliances. I also gave trend reports and forecasting to the Thermador International leadership.
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. Don’t worry about sounding professional. Sound like you. There are over 1.5 billion websites out there, but your story is what’s going to separate this one from the rest. If you read the words back and don’t hear your own voice in your head, that’s a good sign you still have more work to do.