Podcast appearances and mentions of allison ward

What does it take to turn life's greatest adversities into a journey of personal and professional triumph? Dr. mOe Anderson interviews life design expert Allison Ward in this inspiring episode. Allyson shares her remarkable story of resilience, balancing personal priorities with career ambitions, and how leveraging AI can enhance our lives. Memorable Quotes:"Life shouldn't be something to get through; it should be a joyful, happy journey."- Allison WardKey Points:Allison Ward's journey through significant personal challenges, including the death of her mother, a divorce, and her daughter's diagnosis with juvenile diabetes.The importance of finding internal peace and joy amidst adversity.Balancing personal priorities and professional success, especially for female leaders.Practical ways AI tools like ChatGPT can boost personal and professional productivity.The significance of sustainable self-care and introspection for long-term well-being.Introduction to Allison's "Good to Greatness" program and her book "Demolish Your Stress."Chapter Breakdown:(0:00:00) - Personal Growth and Self-Adaptability(0:16:05) - Balancing Personal Priorities and Professional Success(0:28:39) - Leveraging ChatGPT for Personal Efficiency(0:38:18) - Prioritizing Self-Care and Personal GrowthWatch the video on YouTube  (https://youtu.be/WF6zKoVq8Xs)Connect with Allyson and learn more on her website (https://allysonward.com)Connect with Dr. mOe for keynote speaking, panelist, more about her books or speaker coaching today! WebsiteBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/perpetual-moetion-with-dr-moe-anderson--5831364/support.

InstagramRogelio Esparza - @rogelio.ecAllison Ward - @bittersweetbuttholeArt House Tulsa - @arthousetulsaWebsitesRogelio Esparza - https://www.rogelioesparza.com/Allison Ward - https://www.allisonward.me/Art House Tulsa - https://www.arthousetulsa.com/

Allison Ward joins Stephanie and Angela to talk about treasure-hunting, all things vintage and composition.  Allison is the owner of Madame Fortuna (updated website coming soon) who started her career in photography.  To find out more about Allison and the upcoming vintage show she'll be a part of in New York City this Spring, visit her shop and the show on insta.Original Music by: Yah Supreme (Yahya Jeffries-El)

We talk with Chris Rupp from Rupp's Comics about Fremont's inclusion in the season finale of Disney Plus series "Loki" and Allison Ward of the Columbus Dispatch joins us to discuss the Fat Babes Club of Columbus, hidden gems at Columbus Metro Parks, dads and COVID-19, MySpace and what we should do with our masks now. Thanks for listening to the podcast. Help us out by sharing the episode, subscribing to the podcast, supporting our sponsors and joining our listener support program. You can also leave a voice mail for our show here. Check out past episodes and enter to win contests on our show page here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chris-pugh6/message

I talked with Columbus Dispatch reporter Allison Ward about her recent article about those interested in cooking and eating cicadas. Thanks for listening to the podcast. Help us out by sharing the episode, subscribing to the podcast, supporting our sponsors and joining our listener support program. You can also leave a voice mail for our show here. Check out past episodes and enter to win contests on our show page here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chris-pugh6/message

Anthem: He's Got the Whole World In His Hands performed by Allison Ward, Accompaniment by Keith Critcher. Arrangement by Margaret Bonds. The attached image is "A River Makes Glad" by Rev. Bekah Krevens Sermon by Rev. Sarah Almanza entitled Sermon: "How are We to Love" based on Scripture: Matthew 22:34-46 , read by Robert West.

Anthem: Amazing Grace performed by Vocals by: Sarah Becker, Rashaad Calaham, Mark Dingler, John Padilla, Lauren Padilla , Allison Ward, Tanner Wilemon, Alex Carr The attached image is "All Saints Day" by Rev. Bekah Krevens Sermon by Rev. Sarah Almanza entitled Sermon: "Kindom Builders" based on Scripture: Matthew 5:1-12 , read by Emily Saenz.

Anthem: For the Beauty of the Earth, Performed by Alex Carr, Rashaad Calaham, Allison Ward, Tanner Wilemon. Song by John Rutter The attached image is "Among the Reeds" by Rev. Bekah Krevens Sermon by Rev. Sarah Almanza entitled Sermon: "Faithful Disruption " based on Scripture: Matthew 4:12-23, read by Raleigh Smith.

"God So Loved the World" Performed by Alex Carr, Allison Ward, Lauren & Tanner Wilemon The attached image is "Proclaim it From the Rooftops" by Rev. Bekah Krevens Sermon by Rev. Sarah Almanza entitled "Capacity for Hope" based on Scripture: Job 19:23-27, read by Andrea McDonald.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes. My guest is Case Morton, co-founder of Clean Hands Army. Nearly a decade ago, a group of artistic friends decided to launch a business. One of their early projects was painting a couple of murals in downtown, including the Woody Guthrie Center. Today they have more than 35 murals across Tulsa. Their work sparked a public art revolution in the city and now there are paintings on business walls all over the metro with more popping up every week.Clean Hands launched the Habit Mural Festival that will host its fifth annual event in April. There are Clean Hands stickers, shirts and hats. They’ve promoted musicians and are now partners in the long-running Easter Island Music Festival.Case grew up in Tulsa and graduated from East Central High School, where he says he was a “greaser.” He reflects on how those years shaped who he is today. He then went on to gradute from Northeastern State University and returned to Tulsa. He realized he wasn’t happy with the corporate lifestyle he found himself in, so he bolted to Hawaii where he lived for months without spending a dollar. As you’ll hear in this conversation, even though he boomeranged back to Tulsa, he’s rarely here for an extended period of time. He splits his time between here and his home in Vancouver, Canada, when he’s not traveling the globe. Wait till you hear how many countries around the world have a Clean Hands sticker displayed on a wall or light post.I’ve been a fan of Clean Hands since I learned about them in 2012, yet I knew very little about how they operate as a business. So I was excited to sit down and learn more from Case. As you’ll hear, they operate the business like it’s a hobby. Case says they are not driven by money or profit. Everyone involved in Clean Hands has other business ventures that allows them to have fun with this operation. They continue to do murals for companies and private commissions. They continue to experiment and have fun, and we all get to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Great stuff.Following that discussion, The Voice’s Kyra Bruce shares a conversation with Allison Ward of the band Tom Boil. They discuss the its formation and why every song on their album is named after a dinosaur, including the single “Pterodactyl” that closes out this episode. Let’s get this going. This is Tulsa Talks.

Dispatch features reporter Allison Ward talks with NBC play-by-play announcer Mike “Doc” Emrick regarding the Columbus Blue Jackets, their playoff run so far in 2019, and how Mike got his start in sports broadcasting. Next we discuss how he’s seen professional hockey take off in Columbus, talk about what’s different when calling hockey compared to other sports, and what makes the NHL Playoffs so special.

Two members of Ohio Roller Derby, Amy Spears and Misty Cushwa, visit with lifestyle reporter Allison Ward about how they got started in the unique sport, why it's so physical and what fans can expect from their upcoming bouts on Saturday at the Ohio Expo Center. Also, learn about the tradition of nicknames in roller derby.