Podcast appearances and mentions of alicia roberts

Being the first to do anything comes with advantages and challenges. It's like being a crash test dummy

Having persevered in the face of adversity, Alicia Roberts shares her story of heartbreak.   Alicia has grown from heartbreak to empowering and equipping others who have suffered hurtful relationships, helping them find their personal power with God so they can live confidently. She has written a devotion shared on the You Version Bible app and, on today's Podcast interview, Alicia shares nuggets with us on how to overcome heartbreak.

Alicia Roberts helps us identify confidence stealers and shares how we can choose confidence daily. Connect with Alicia on Facebook and Instagram. Get your copy of She Exudes: A Confidence Awakening Devotional & Journal. I Choose My Best Life Podcast is one of the  Top 20 Christian Women Podcasts I Choose My Best Life Books: Colorful Connections, Sacred Rest, Come Empty, Set Free to Live Free Connect with Saundra: Twitter: @DrDaltonSmith Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/drdaltonsmith Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrSaundraDaltonSmith

Hey Friend!Today's episode features Alicia Roberts, author, life coach and founder of The Confident Lily. Alicia shares her story of overcoming the worries and fears of being alone, unloved, and unworthy as well as the fear of raising her child alone. She shares how in her darkest hours, God's faithfulness and love towards her helped her to live afraid until she was afraid no more!We're continuing our focus on the stories of women who have shed the WEIGHT that has held them down and are living in the freedom of God's plans and purposes for their lives.We hope you'll join our WEIGHT Loss Program as we strive together to lose the effects of:Worry (Fear, Anxiety)Ego (Pride, Self)Ideas (negative thoughts and attitudes)Gift of Gab (our words and messaging)Heaviness (burdens, and busyness)Trauma (conflict, disorder)To support your journey of overcoming worry and fear, use our Daily Affirmation to Overcome Fear as a reminder of God's protection and peace or engage in 30 Days of Meditation to Overcome Fear .Your reviews mean the world to us, and they also assist us in spreading God's message of hope and victory across the globe! So please leave us a review where you listen to our podcast or on our Podcast Webpage .You can also leave us a VOICE REVIEW here! Tell us what you think of this episode, of this podcast and we'd also love to hear your story!Each month, we'll have a drawing and one reviewer will be blessed with a free gift from us!Thanks for listening!From our hearts to yours!!Annie and Davenia

Do you have what it takes to do what God calls you to be and to become who He calls you to be? In this episode, my guest Alicia Roberts discusses how to gain the confidence and boldness required to walk in your God-given authority and open doors in your life. We cover: --What to use to overcome fear when your future is uncertain --How not to hide behind God when you need to overcome adversity --The education and practical tools to improve your confidence to push through tough times --What's missing from your prayers --Much more... Links and resources: Learn more about Alicia and access her freebie HERE and follow her on IG HERE Access our FREE guide: When God Says Shift Follow us on Instagram:@agodshift Follow us on Facebook: @agodshiftmovement For more about the God Shift Movement, check out the website.

Do you have what it takes to do what God calls you to be and to become who He calls you to be? In this episode, my guest Alicia Roberts discusses how to gain the confidence and boldness required to walk in your God-given authority and open doors in your life. We cover: --What to use to overcome fear when your future is uncertain --How not to hide behind God when you need to overcome adversity --The education and practical tools to improve your confidence to push through tough times --What's missing from your prayers --Much more... Links and resources: Learn more about Alicia and access her freebie HERE and follow her on IG HERE Access our FREE guide: When God Says Shift Follow us on Instagram:@agodshift Follow us on Facebook: @agodshiftmovement For more about the God Shift Movement, check out the website.

In this episode, you'll also hear:How public speaking can help you earn money and grow your platform at the same timeWhy you, a writer, are already uniquely qualified to land speaking engagementsThe two things you need to get started with public speakingOne simple step you can take today to get startedAre you a writer who feels lost, not knowing how to make a living off your passion? If so, you're in the right place. It's going to take some hard work and planning, but you can achieve your writing dreams. That's what the Published and Paid series is all about: helping you get from where you are now to where you want to be. Published and Paid Part 2 was all about the first path you can take to make money as a writer – writing books. This first path may seem like an obvious or even easy option, but it's a lot more difficult to make a living just by writing books than you might think. To succeed on that path, you must:Write quality books that people want to readManage your mindsetBe strategic in your marketing so you're reaching your target audienceWith those three things – and some dedication and commitment – you can certainly make money by writing books. But it's not the only way to make money as a writer – in fact, it may not even be the best way. So let's look at path #2, which uses the same knowledge you pour into writing books: public speaking.The Importance of Public SpeakingDid you know that many of the earliest books were transcribed speeches? In early civilization, public speaking was one of the primary means of communication. Without the technology we enjoy today, public speaking was the only way to reach a large audience. As a result, many of the most important speeches were transcribed and published, allowing the spoken word to be preserved and disseminated.For centuries, public speaking has been used to educate, entertain, and move audiences. And today, public speaking is still a very important skill. You see, in this era of digital media, it's even easier to reach a wide audience without ever speaking to them in person. That's why, whether it's online or in person, public speaking remains one of the most effective means of communication. It allows speakers to connect with their audience on a personal level and deliver a message in a way that is different from the written word. So for this reason, public speaking will continue to be an important part of our society. Build Your Platform & Spread Your God-Given MessageReal talk: it can be nerve-wracking to stand in front of a group of people, be it in person or online. But the rewards can be great. Public speaking gives you a chance to share your ideas, tell your story, and make a difference in the world.Imagine this: you're in a physical or virtual room full of people, all of whom are waiting to hear what you have to say. You have their undivided attention and the power to influence them. That's the power of public speaking!And make no mistake, public speaking is a valid and potentially very lucrative way to make money as a writer. Firstly, you can earn hundreds or even thousands of dollars in speaking fees when someone pays you to make a presentation. And then, following the presentation, you can sell your books at the back of the room. If you sell 75-100 copies at $10 each, that's $750-$1,000 – not at all bad for a writer without celebrity status!Plus, public speaking is a great way to build your platform and broaden your reach. If you do it well, people will remember you long after the event is over – especially if you make a call to action that gets the people in the room to join your email list. Then you can continue to build the relationship with value-adding content and make even more money in the long run. As a writer, you have a lot to offer as a speaker. Your years of experience and expertise uniquely qualify you to share your insights with the world. And when you speak on your specific topic, or the themes in your novel, your audience gets a firsthand account of your expertise. They can see and hear the passion you have for your work, and they can learn from your unique perspective. When you speak live, you'll also get reactions and feedback from your audience that will help you clarify your message and increase the value of your content. Seeing how your audience reacts to your message in real time will help you hone and refine your God-given message so that your message resonates even more deeply with the audience. So if you're looking for a way to make money as a writer, definitely consider public speaking. It's a great way to connect with your audience and share your unique insights with the world. The 2 Things You Need To Get StartedYou may be wondering: Is it difficult to get started with public speaking? Good news – it's actually easier than you think. You only need two things: persistence and a press kit. What's a press kit? It's a simple portfolio, also known as a media kit, that includes your bio, headshot, and writing or speaking samples. You can easily create one using Canva, and then the next step is to pitch yourself to event planners and individuals who may be interested in hiring you as a speaker.If that sounds daunting, just remember that everyone starts somewhere. That's where persistence comes in: the more pitches you send out, the better your chances of landing work. So don't be discouraged if you don't get immediate results. Just keep trying and putting yourself out there. Side note: we at 265 Point do lots of pitching for podcast engagements. But even as professional pitchers, we have to be incredibly persistent, too. It's not that our clients aren't highly sought after or don't have a lot of value to add – it's simply the nature of the business. After all, we're all busy. We get easily distracted. We get emails that we mean to reply to, but don't. We go on vacation. We have conferences. And so on, and so on. All of these factors play a role in when and how people respond to us. And that's why the more pitches you send out, and the more persistent you are, the better your chances of landing a gig. That's why you must be persistent. Then, once you do get your first gig, be willing to test and learn. Some speaking engagements will be more successful than others, but each one will give you valuable experience, and you'll get better with every opportunity. So if you're willing to put in the work, speaking can be a great way to make money as a writer.The Next Step: Create Your Author ProfileReady for your homework? This week, if you haven't already, create a free profile on our Christian Authors directory. The whole purpose of that site is to connect you with event planners, podcasters, bloggers, and more. These people are actively looking for someone with a message to share, and that someone could absolutely be you!And if you're really serious about earning money as a speaker, invest in a premium profile like Laurel Handfield, Mimi Kroger, Alicia Roberts, and many more. Then you'll be able to add your social media links, introductory video, and – you guessed it! – your new press kit. Plus, when you sign up, you'll get a FREE marketing review from Coach Tam so you can be sure you're on the right track. Yes, it's an investment. But this investment will pay off when you start landing those speaking gigs and earning money. So head on over to the Christian Authors directory, click “Submit Listing,” and let's get started! BIO:My name is Tamara "Coach Tam" Jackson and I am a published author, Facebook© Certified Digital Marketer, host of the Top 100 Publishing Secrets podcast, and founder of The Christian Authors Network (C.A.N.) Facebook© community. I specialize in helping mission-driven authors, coaches, and entrepreneurs increase their exposure, impact, and income through strategic self-publishing and digital media appearances. Just say yes and we will work together to attract a tribe of loyal followers that 1) "get you", 2) love what you do, and 3) are happy to invest in your book, business, cause, or movement. Plus, we will accomplish all of this without fake, salesy, sleazy, or manipulative tactics. Yes you CAN write, publish, and profit in a way that honors God; join the community today at https://christianauthors.net/fbgroup.   GET CONNECTED:Connect with fellow Christian Authors: http://christianauthors.net/fbgroupDownload the Free Christian Author Marketing EBook: https://265point.com/secretsbook1Get Booked as a Guest Speaker for Free: http://christianauthors.netFollow Tam on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TamaraJacksonTransformationExpert/Interact with Tam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitnesstamara265/Learn more about 265 Point: http://www.265point.com

The NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships 2022

In this episode, you'll also hear:Alicia's story of surviving adversity and escaping toxic relationships, and how she learned to use her story to help and inspire othersHow one idea to write a devotional snowballed into an entire businessChallenges Alicia had to overcome throughout her writing journeyTips on beating imposter syndromeHow to ensure your freebie offering appeals to your audience, and how to continue helping them beyond just one bookAlicia's advice for the aspiring author who hesitates to publish their work because of imposter syndrome or other forms of fear Be sure to read all the way to the end for important information and links! No one escapes adversity. It's an unavoidable part of life. We all go through hard times that force us to learn and grow in ways that we never thought possible. But what can really make the difference is what we choose to do with our adversity experiences. For those that aspire to be a light for others, it's important to share those lessons. When we write about our personal experiences, we can share what we've learned from hardship – and when people see that we haven't given up, that we have continued to find our hope in Jesus despite our trials, they are encouraged to do the same.Alicia Roberts has an inspiring testimony. She's been through much adversity and wrestled with imposter syndrome at every turn. And yet she realized she had an obligation to share her story with others to give them hope that they too can make it through the darkest moments of their life.Let Alicia's story inspire you to open up instead of shutting down. To remove the stigma attached to some of the trials and tribulations that we face. And, like Alicia, not to keep your stories to yourself – because there is someone who needs your unique story to encourage them to keep going when they're tempted to quit.Your Worth Comes from God AloneAlicia describes her mission as one “to encourage and inspire women to boldly pursue a life of prosperity and to be confident, to have faith, and just live their best life.” This mission stems from the adversity and obstacles that she's had to overcome in her own life – the same experiences she now sees other women struggling with just as she once did. Through toxic relationships, emotional and mental abuse, and eventually divorce, Alicia's self-esteem suffered. She found herself wondering if she could have done anything differently, or if the pain were of her own doing. At the same time, she was juggling the additional responsibilities of working full time while being a mother to an autistic son. But Alicia knew that God wanted more for her, that He wanted her to have a life outside of toxicity and pain, so she stepped out on faith to follow God's lead despite all of the unknowns she would have to face as a single parent.And a surprising thing happened. Other women with similar struggles started approaching Alicia, asking her for advice and looking to her for strength and inspiration. “That was when I realized that there was something within me,” Alicia recalls. “There was a tug in my heart, first of all, to help other women. But I realized at that point that there was something in me. That I needed to share my story, to share the things that I have gone through and have overcome so that other women could do the same.” However, even having others look to her for advice didn't prevent Alicia from wrestling with imposter syndrome and self-doubt. Even while in those toxic relationships, Alicia was constantly looking for ways to solve the problems on her own. But she finally reached a point where she knew she had everything she could. She'd prayed, put in effort, and sought outside counsel, and God continually showed her that the relationship simply was not working out. Those doubts and questions hounded Alicia even after the divorce, until she began to give it all over to God and to heal: “I realized that I'm going to continue to have these thoughts until I give it to God. And He just kind of fills my heart and lets me know that I'm perfect the way I am, that He's giving me the tools that I need to make the improvements that I need. But I am worthy of the love and attention that I need. And I'm just fine the way that I am.”Alicia's story shows why it's so important to understand the difference between opportunities for self-improvement and being with someone who is toxic and doesn't appreciate or value you. Hurt people hurt other people, so if someone doesn't recognize and value you for who you are, it's going to take healing and growth on their part for them to move beyond that. There's nothing you can do to change them – all you can do is make sure you get your assessment of your worth and value from God alone. One Idea Leads to Many, Many MoreAs Alicia moved on with her life, she always knew she needed to write something, to share her story. She didn't know what exactly she would write about, however, or how she would write it. For a while, she considered writing a memoir or a self-help book, but when she finally sat down to begin, she changed her mind. Instead, she decided to write a devotional. Through the process of researching Scripture and reflecting on the topics she would include, Alicia realized that those Scriptures and topics were helping her to grow and to heal, and that was all the confirmation she needed. From there, her ideas kept developing into bigger ones. Alicia says it was as though someone had turned on a light switch: from her devotional, she moved on to develop an adult coloring book and journals, a business centered on helping women improve their confidence, and ventured into coaching. “When I tell you that, from an idea, when you just say “yes” and follow God, He will lead you to avenues that you have not even fathomed, it is true,” Alicia says. “I'm a living testimony of that.”And that's the beauty of God. He knows what's going to happen – we don't. He knows the skills and talents that he's put into you, and the experiences that you've had, and how He can take all of that and put out several different ways for you to be able to serve people that you might never have imagined on your own. And it all starts with a “yes.” You have to say “yes” to God's call first, before all of those amazing things can start to happen.Once Alicia did say “yes,” all sorts of opportunities started opening up before her eyes. Opportunities to learn new things, to meet people and form connections, and even to inspire others to start their own businesses or push their own adversities. Alicia believes that coaching is something God deliberately put inside of her, and that He's drawn people to her specifically for that reason – but she had to take the first step: “If I had not said “yes,” and followed the path that He wanted me to go into, I wouldn't be where I am today. And I know that this is just the beginning.”Sometimes we want God to show us everything that will happen first, before we commit. But He's not going to do that – instead, we have to take that leap of faith and be willing to answer the call, and then we'll see the doors that God is going to open. Challenges Along the WayAlthough doors started opening for Alicia, writing the devotional was not all smooth sailing. It was her first time producing any type of written material, so she didn't even know the first step that she needed to take. “All I knew was that I was writing,” she says, “and I had a good idea, and a good product. And I just needed to have some resources to help me put all of this together.” The first issue Alicia encountered was a lack of capital resources. As she researched what it would take to publish her devotional, she learned that she needed help with every step of the way, from graphic design to editing to binding – and all of those things cost money. Then there was the challenge of finding good help, because it isn't always easy to find the right person who can deliver quality work that fits within both your timeline and your budget. Alicia describes the process as a bit of “give and take”: not only did she have to be flexible with some of her desired deadlines, but she also had to hold herself accountable to meet her goals and get back on track whenever she got busy or distracted.As Alicia learned, it's one thing to lead and coach others, but sometimes the coach must coach herself! Sometimes we want to cut ourselves some slack or give ourselves a break, and it becomes an internal battle where we must be strict with ourselves if we're going to meet our goals.Beating Imposter SyndromeOne of Alicia's biggest challenges throughout her journey was imposter syndrome. As her own worst critic, she often questioned her own ability to make it as an author and have a positive influence on others, even sometimes wondering if what she had to say was really as important as the messages other people have to offer. To fight against this negative self-talk, Alicia learned to replace it with positive self-talk instead: “I had to renew my own mindset first, and tell myself that I am worthy, my voice needs to be heard, I have something to say, God has given me a testimony. And God has not given me the spirit of fear, so I can push through. And there's something that he wants me to do. Not only is this a business for me, but it's also a ministry, and so I know that I cannot sit down on what God has called me to do.”Affirmations like this are so powerful. If you're experiencing imposter syndrome, you have to talk back to that voice that tries to tell you that you can't do whatever you have been called to do. You need to flip the script and reinforce what God says about you. And make sure that you're always speaking life, because even your own tongue can snare you. No matter how often others encourage you, you've got to believe it, too. You've got to keep talking to yourself in a way that supports your goals and that encourages you to see yourself as God sees you – not as your inner critic sees you. Even Jesus, being the Son of God, went through His own moments of temptation where the enemy tried to get Him off course. So who are we to think that he will not do the same to us, to get us off track, to get us outside of the will of God, and to keep us from fulfilling our mission and our call? The enemy doesn't mean us any good. He doesn't want to see us succeed. He doesn't want to see lives transformed. So we have to talk back. But, as Alicia's story shows us, the enemy is very keen. He attacks us in the same area that we need to lead in. Alicia is called to lead people, especially women, to embrace more confidence – and so the enemy tried to attack her confidence. But thankfully, Alicia had something on the inside to pull from, to remind herself that her worth and her confidence come from God, enabling her to move forward and reach the people she has been called to reach. C.A.N. Podcast Tour: Taking the Leap of FaithNow, Alicia has been able to provide resources to empower people who are struggling and help them regain their confidence. But she's still on a journey of her own to grow in faith and to get her message out to a wider audience. As part of that journey, Alicia made the decision to join our Christian Authors Network Podcast Tour. It wasn't an easy decision, however, and Alicia hesitated for a little while before she was willing to take the chance. She knew taking this step would be an investment of both time and money, and that she was stepping into the unknown. Although Alicia felt intimidated by not knowing what the experience would be like, she decided to have faith, because she knew this was something she wanted. “You said, ‘It's for authors who are ready right now,'” she recalls. “And I said, ‘Am I ready right now? I think I'm ready right now. I want to change. I'm ready to grow – I'm ready to just blossom. I've got many of the tools in place, but I need someone to help me.' And so that was the turning point for me.”Alicia says she was drawn to this opportunity because she's struggled with visibility. She has a great message, with some great tools in place to help people, but she needed to get that message in front of the right audience. To do that, she needed help: “I don't have all the answers. But there are people that are more knowledgeable than I am that I can connect with that will help me on this journey. And so that was one of the biggest things that I needed, was the support, and someone to help me to get me in front of the right people.”Even with all of that hesitation and all of those questions, Alicia was willing to take a chance – not only on the program, but also on herself – to believe that, if she got the right support, these opportunities would pay off. Bringing Everything TogetherOnce Alicia had made the decision and stepped out on faith, she found that the experience was not as intimidating as she had initially thought – but it did keep her on her toes. Having to extend deadlines taught her that she had too much on her plate and needed more focus. She also learned to think about what she could offer different audiences from a podcast perspective. As she started writing down topics she felt comfortable speaking about, she realized there were many areas of life in which she could both speak from experience and also share wisdom and inspiration from the Word of God. Lastly, Alicia was able to finetune a final important piece for her website: a freebie to offer her audience. Like many authors, Alicia already had a freebie offering – an ebook – but it wasn't quite accomplishing the outcome she wanted. She needed to make sure it was something her audience would appreciate, something they would want and need, so first she had to adjust the language she used. Then, as she was working on her ebook, Alicia realized that she wanted to be there for her audience even after they finished reading it. She wanted to ensure they would continue down the road to self-improvement, so she created a follow-up challenge to further guide her audience through the process of gaining more confidence and personal power: “I'm there to keep you accountable,” Alicia says. “I'm your confidence cheerleader, and we're in this together.” As Alicia learned, it's very important to have congruence between your message and the content you put out. That the things you're writing and talking about are going to naturally lead to that next step that you want the audience to take. So making sure that the freebie you offer matches up with your message is really important, because that freebie is going to help identify the type of person that you are uniquely called to help and to serve. And it's also important to take that additional step to help people beyond your book. Books are great for opening up your mind to new possibilities and ideas, but the challenge becomes that the reader needs to take those ideas and insights and put them into action. Nothing is really going to change in their life until they make a commitment to implement what is in the book. And that's why coaching is so important: because you've got to help guide people through the transformation that you talk about in your book. Someone Needs To Hear Your StoryIf you, like Alicia, feel called to both ministry and business, then you know that your business isn't just about making a profit, but also pouring into the lives of people. But perhaps – like Alicia – you find yourself stuck in imposter syndrome. Maybe you're struggling even to get the message that God has given you onto paper. Or maybe you've got it on paper or on your computer, but you haven't done anything with it, because you're afraid of what's going to happen if you follow through and publish the book. If that's you, Alicia wants to remind you that you already have the story – and you're probably already doing the work. Especially as a mission-driven service leader, you're already inspiring others. What you need to do now is just a matter of gathering it all together and taking that step to get it published and send your message out into the world. If you're suffering from imposter syndrome, wondering why anyone would listen to you, remember that God gave you that message for a reason. Someone out there needs to hear your story. As Alicia says: “Do it afraid until you're no longer afraid. Just keep on pushing. And you will be surprised by the avenues that God will open up and the confidence that He will put inside you to continue on the journey. But get it down on paper, consolidate it, get it bound, get it into book form, because someone needs to hear it. You are already equipped with the word – why not share it with others?” BIOAlicia Renee has faced her fair share of obstacles, but perseveres in the face of adversity and empowers other women to do the same. She has successfully balanced life as a single mom, working in Corporate America, obtaining an MBA, and serving her community through church work and as a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated. Her commitment to helping others achieve their goals inspired her to become a best-selling author, blogger, and certified confidence and empowerment coach. In 2020, she founded The Confident Lily, a personal development company that equips women all over the world to find their personal power. GET CONNECTEDFacebook: www.facebook.com/TheConfidentLilyInstagram: www.instagram.com/theconfidentlily and www.instagram.com/a.reneerobertsWebsite: www.confidentlily.com Connect with Fellow Authors and Learn about the Podcast Tour: http://christianauthors.net/fbgroup

This episode is dedicated to Miss USA 2019 Cheslie Kryst and everyone who feels the emotion of hopelessness. Alicia Renee's commitment to helping others achieve their goals inspired her to become a best-selling author, blogger, and certified confidence and empowerment coach. In her blog and best-selling She Exudes...A Confidence Awakening Devotional & Journal she shares firsthand experiences, encouraging words, and practical tips that empower women to overcome the hurt of the past, rebuild self-confidence, and set and achieve goals. Renee' has faced her fair share of obstacles, but persevered in the face of adversity and reclaimed her power. Now she's on a mission to empower other women to do the same. That's why she's put together a free gift for you, a 5-DayBest Self Challenge that helps uncover your inner potential so that you can live the life of their dreams! Follow Alicia on Instagram Chelslie Kryst story Subscribe to REAL GIRL TALK PODCAST online Follow REAL GIRL TALK PODCAST on Instagram Today's episode is sponsored by Silver Lining Wellness Company

Alicia is an Orthopedic and Women's Health Physical Therapist who specializes in working with women during pregnancy, postpartum and beyond the childbearing years. Her treatment approach is a combination of orthopedic and pelvic floor to address the whole body of a mother. Join us as we discuss the return to sex after birth, back pain, sexuality, pelvic floor health, pole dancing and reclaiming yourself! Her office is in San Rafael California. http://aliciapt.com/

Alicia Roberts speaks to Novant Health cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Fisher, a practitioner of mindfulness meditation for 10 years, about what mindfulness meditation means to him and the many benefits it can bring to others in difficult times.

In this episode, Novant Health psychotherapist Soltana Nosrati speaks with writer Alicia Roberts about apps, books and web sites for managing stress and anxiety. In addition to the tips, Nosrati explains how she arms her patients with Cognitive Behavior Therapy strategies that will help them cope with the tough moments life sends our way.

Novant Health psychotherapist Soltana Nosrati talks with writer Alicia Roberts about the stress working moms are facing. Roberts is a working mom with two teenagers at home during COVID-19, so she’s facing the same challenge as countless other moms as the pandemic grinds on. Nosrati’s advice: find ways to make peace with the limitations we all face.

In the first of a three-part series, Novant Health psychotherapist Soltana Nosrati speaks with writer Alicia Roberts about the stress women are facing and some smart strategies for coping.

Continuing the conversation of Race Relations and injustice with the next generation of leaders - Alicia Roberts, Chan Creswell, Daniel Roberts and Hayden Brown --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/LivingWhole/support

País Estados Unidos Dirección Mark Mylod Guion Don Handfield, Richard Rayner, Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz Música Mark Isham Fotografía Dan Stoloff Reparto Kerry Bishé, Austin Stowell, Duncan Joiner, Edward Burns, Desmond Phillips, Jay DeVon Johnson, Aly Ward Azevedo, Michael Chandler, Christopher Mullis, Andrew Benator, Bernardo Cubria, Henry Bazemore Jr., Derek McDonnell, Kevin Petruski Jr., Kimberly W Sandefur, Alicia Roberts, Edward L. Oliver, Juliana Canfield Sinopsis Cuando un piloto de la II Guerra Mundial se estrella en el Ohio de nuestros días, una joven viuda y su hijastro le ayudan a buscar su hogar.

Our guest is a master at getting students, parents and administrators excited about her project-based STEAM program. Join us as she shares here five step process. Follow: @coolcatteacher @wonderworkshop @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Alicia Roberts is currently the Educational Technology Specialist at Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory K-12 and founder of Teach2Inspire,LLC, an educational consulting firm working with districts, schools and teachers to support successful implementation of Technology Instruction related to the Common Core State Standards, and Curriculum Mapping. She has worked with leaders in the industry to design workshops sharing the best free web-based education resources for K-12 educators.

We all have lesson plans that crash and burn. The lesson plan is a disaster, the students are off task and authentic learning is nowhere to be found in the room. It this segment we talk openly about why some lessons go south and how to recover. Follow: @coolcatteacher @teach2inspireu @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Alicia Roberts is currently the Educational Technology Specialist at Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory K-12 and founder of Teach2Inspire,LLC, an educational consulting firm working with districts, schools and teachers to support successful implementation of Technology Instruction related to the Common Core State Standards, and Curriculum Mapping. She has worked with leaders in the industry to design workshops sharing the best free web-based education resources for K-12 educators.

Occasionally, parent-teacher relationships go off the rails. Few teachers are prepared to handle these difficult confrontations. In this episode, our guest offers practical guidance and support. Follow: Curriculum Mapping. She has worked with leaders in the industry to design workshops sharing the best free web-based education resources for K-12 educators. @teach2inspireu @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Alicia Roberts is currently the Educational Technology Specialist at Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory K-12 and founder of Teach2Inspire,LLC, an educational consulting firm working with districts, schools and teachers to support successful implementation of Technology Instruction related to the Common Core State Standards, and

Occasionally, parent-teacher relationships go off the rails. Few teachers are prepared to handle these difficult confrontations. In this episode, our guest offers practical guidance and support. Follow: Curriculum Mapping. She has worked with leaders in the industry to design workshops sharing the best free web-based education resources for K-12 educators. @teach2inspireu @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Alicia Roberts is currently the Educational Technology Specialist at Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory K-12 and founder of Teach2Inspire,LLC, an educational consulting firm working with districts, schools and teachers to support successful implementation of Technology Instruction related to the Common Core State Standards, and