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Send us a textDive into the complexities of Maine's legislative session with our latest podcast episode! This episode we break down key bills, budget battles, and the implications of citizens' vetoes. Join Rebecca, Kate, Rebecca & Amanda  for an insightful discussion on what has been happening this session of municipal interest, what you should pay attention to and maybe what you should contact your Legislator about! Topics include the state of the budget situation, General Assistance bills (GA), school funding and the EPS formula and housing. 

What a fun but also important conversation about being in a relationship or dating men who don't have a lot of money. My guest is financial advisor, Amanda Campbell, CDFA®, CFP®, AIFF®, AAMS®, and together, we offer some relationship red flags for men who might not have a lot of money. By the way, there are a lot of wonderful men who don't have a lot of money, but we tell you what to watch out for! Learn more: https://www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com/there-are-men-with-no-money-and-then-there-are-men-with-no-money/

Send us a textIn the return episode of 'Potholes and Politics,' hosts Rebecca Graham, Rebecca Lambert, and Amanda Campbell dive into the latest happenings as the Maine legislature kicks back into gear. At the time of this recording they've printed a whopping 139 bills already, with 29 needing immediate attention for their significant impact on municipalities. Now in week 2 we are at 293 bills printed. The hosts discuss first week bills related to municipal operations, transparency, education, and military vehicles, among others. They delve into quirky anecdotes, from military tanks on highways to the symbolism of the Maine State House architecture. They also joke about interpretive dance and limericks as a fun way to present at committee meetings.To read an on going list of the bills we are watching check out our website here: MMA LD ListSubscribe to our Legislative Bulletin by emailing our Advocacy Associate Laura Ellis at lellis@memun.org

Money can be such a source of stress during and after divorce. I get it. I have been there. My guest in this episode is financial advisor, Amanda Campbell. Amanda and I talk about where the anxiety is really coming from, and how to live comfortably and literally stress-free when it comes to money-no matter how much or how little a person has. 

Send us a textThe Regional Meetings Podcast Episode:At the taping of this podcast MMA's Advocacy Team had conducted 10 regional meetings with municipal and county officials around the state to discuss pressures on local government, possible solutions and meet with candidates for State office to understand better the needs of local government. From Presque Isle to Alfred, some issues are the same with a significant difference in the ability for local government to address them. It is abundantly clear that not all communities have access to regional planning resources, grant writers, or even full time staff but are using what few tools they have to try to answer the biggest challenges facing local government. What can legislators do better to understand capacity? Can they work more closely with local government to provide tools not rules and achieve their goals?One thing is certain, all legislators need local government to deliver on their most desired policies and many legislators need to understand that efforts with a view from York County  have more available resources than Franklin or Aroostook County but are no less important to those communities and the people they serve. Hopefully, these local conversations will generate a lot more local voices providing comments on policy in Augusta! The conversations and interactions between local and state government leaders are more important than ever and we appreciate the time you took to make these recent conversations meaningful. Whether it's tax policy, education funding, mandates or public safety, local contributions only strengthen the discussions and help to inform the decisions being made in Augusta. In the following months, MMA's Legislative Policy Committee (LPC) and Advocacy Team will be shaping the association's legislative platform. Your local LPC members are a valuable resource for both giving and receiving information. Count on them when you need information about a bill the LPC has up for debate, or if you have information about how a measure will impact your community.Find the full list of LPC members HERE Learn more about MMA's 5-Member Advocacy Team HERE Additional resources can be found at the Advocacy & Communications tab on MMA's website. There you can access past editions of the Maine Town & City magazine, read the latest issues of the Legislative Bulletin, or stream the latest episode of the Potholes & Politics podcast.  If you would like to receive an electronic version of the Legislative Bulletin, Maine Town & City magazine or subscribe to the monthly e-newsletter please contact MMA's Personify database team at: PersonifyRequests@memun.org . 

Self-care is such a buzz word these days, but people don't often think about one form of self-care that is so important for your wellbeing: WEALTH care. My guest in this episode is financial advisor, Amanda Campbell, CDFA. Amanda offers a wealth care checklist that will have you feeling less stressed and so empowered! Learn more here: https://www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com/one-area-of-self-care-is-wealth-care/

The statutory adjournment day of the 131st was April 18th, but the Legislature only recessed carrying many pieces of legislature over that was indefinitely postposed in a chaotic and partisan late night.  As the Legislature did not adjourn "Sine Die" the start of the enactment clock on all but emergency legislation has not yet begn, including the much discussed Supplemental Budget. Nothing is real, and campaigning for the next session should not be starting until they return to finish the work and adjourn Sine Die (aka no intention of returning)In this episode Rebecca Squared are joined by Kate Dufour, Laura Ellis and Amanda Campbell breaking down the ins and outs of this chaotic and partisan session. What happened...what ain't happening...and where are there glimmers of hope to emerge from this norm breaking session. More importantly, stick around and learn how you can join the the next MMA Legislative Policy Committee and play a role in educating the next Legislature of the level of government they took for granted this session. 

A lot of fear and uncertainty in divorce revolves around money -- distribution of assets, retirement accounts, taxes, the house, etc.  It can be absolutely nerve-wracking. Amanda Campbell is a CDFA (certified divorce financial analyst) who is joining me this week for a Divorce Month discussion on financial planning BEFORE making the decision on divorce and how to work through them while in the divorce process.  It's knowing what you own and what you owe! Amanda breaks down some common mistakes and misconceptions that can cost you money at the divorce table:It's understanding that you can divide the assets in unique ways to get to an equitable distribution so as not to compromise your current or future finances.It's understanding tax implications.Do you need a forensic accountant?What is Divorce Fatigue? And what about hidden assets and credit card infidelity?Adding a financial advisor or CDFA to your divorce team can give you valuable information so you can reduce your stress and find financial independence.Connect with Amanda:email:  amanda.campbell@wealthspire.comAmanda's book:  The Health and Wealth Sisters 360 Action PlanConnect with Joy at The Divorce Confidante:To find out more about working with a divorce coach and learning to heal and recover after divorce,  connect at The Divorce Confidante website and book a free strategy call:www.divorce-confidante.comConnect with Joy:on Instagramon LinkedInFind additional resources from Joy and other authors in the No-Problem Parenting book, available on Amazon.Check out Joy's Amazon recommendations at The Divorce Confidante Shop  Everything from books to journaling, yoga to mom's must-haves, and so much more.   

Why should you care about stormwater? What is a MS4 regulated community? Why do people pick up their dog poo and put it in a bag only to dump it on the trail or in the storm drain? What is a harbor trout? In this episode, Rebecca Squared & Amanda the new kid talk with Stormwater Super Heros - Giants of municipal water protection activities; South Portland's Stormwater Coordinator Fred Dillon and Portland's Stormwater Coordinator Doug Roncarati and their state level partner Maine Department of Environmental Protection Stormwater Engineer Cody Obropta to tackle these questions and a whole lot more! This episode is part 1 of a two part series. Fred, Doug and Cody share how they became stormwater rangers, what it's important and a small bit of the challenges communities in Maine face with old infrastructure and dense development. "Urbanized and developed municipalities and other large public entities require Clean Water Act permits to send stormwater to nearby water bodies due to an increased likelihood of stormwater pollutants.""Stormwater is precipitation that does not soak into the ground. Runoff accumulates in large quantities as it flows off of rooftops, driveways, roads and other impervious surfaces, picking up soil and polluting chemicals in its wake. It then flows into a storm drain, through an underground network of pipes, where it discharges into local rivers and streams, untreated." Think Blue Mainehttps://thinkbluemaine.org/Map of urban impaired streams: https://maine.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=7f8f40a744ad49f3a6cccc7f1330872a Non-Point Source Training Center - https://www.maine.gov/dep/training/npstrc-schedule.html  Rutgers Green Infrastructure Champions Program - https://rutgers.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nuaE-xe4T8e080uhQ-l6vg    

Hey teachers! You know the journey to graduation starts well before students cross the stage. To learn more about what graduation coaches are doing to improve graduation rates, join us in conversation with Shaniqua Caldwell and Amanda Campbell of Peach County High School.

Rebecca Squared took a break from Augusta last week and spent some time talking with local government leaders in Aroostook County. The week before they hit the National League of Cities Staff Convention in Boston.What are the  unique challenges of the northern communities, what makes them special, and what do Augusta policy makers need to understand about the 5 hours of Maine north of  the Augusta Bubble? In this episode we introduce you to our newest colleague, and former Georgetown Town Administrator, Amanda Campbell. We also chat with St. Agatha Town Manager Michelle Bernier, Frenchville Town Manager, David Cyr and Aroostook County Administrator, Ryan Pelletier.Note: As a special treat, we drop in a very local tidbit for loyal listeners. See if you can find it! The episode picture will make sense when you do!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan welcomes Amanda Campbell from Amanda Campbell Visuals. Josh and Amanda have worked together previously on some projects which they touch on briefly in this podcast before then diving into Amanda's time studying film at Stephen F. Austin State University. The two touch on what Amanda learned at film school, how it's benefited her in her career, and whether or not she recommends it for aspiring filmmakers. Rabbits were also chased as the duo dive into other topics, such as editing software, cameras, and more. If you're an aspiring DP, grip, camera operator or anything of the sort, this podcast is for you!

Matthew 22:37 Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.Amanda is a minister, author, & entrepreneur, she is the founder of Living Free by Choice, a ministry that helps individuals find and pursue their purpose, she is also the visionary of The Birthing Chamber, where women are given a safe place to birth and nurture their God-given gifts, talents, callings, and ministries.On this Episode Amanda Shares and Explains her definition of an “Honorable Woman”-Amanda shares what defines her role as an “Honorable Woman” when it comes to her family and her ministry-Amanda explains how loving God first allows Him to cover every area of your life from your family to your ministry-She opens up about the intentional mandate she obligated herself to so she can hear from God and know his purpose for her life-How Comparison robs women of their purpose and what the driving force behind that is-Amanda shares that we are all here for a purpose and what we need to do to begin tapping into that purposeAmanda Quotes “Every Sinner has a past, but every Saint has a Future.”To Learn more about Amanda's amazing ministry click on the link provided.HOME | Amanda L CampbellSupport the show

New Sundial Amanda Campbell contemplates becoming a morning person.

Hi Navigators! We're back, and we're excited to kick off Season Three of Eating Disorders: Navigating Recovery Podcast with Amanda Campbell, lead designer at Sassy Jones, a fashion and lifestyle brand that offers audacious style solutions for statement-making women. Amanda joins the podcast to talk about her lived experience with anorexia nervosa and how finding motivation for healing and body acceptance through sewing and designing – a skill she learned at a young age – helped give her a sense a purpose. In recalling a moment when she made her first pair of pants, Amanda delivers a powerful message to all who seek healing from their own lived experience. Now, working in an industry she loves, Amanda wants to share that love by empowering others with clothing that makes them feel confident, strong, and beautiful in their own skin. It was really wonderful to have her on the show – we certainly felt empowered afterwards! Enjoy!

 Halcyon Coffee Bar and Lounge in Dallas isn't just your ordinary coffee shop. It's an artistically decorated place, beautiful brick walls with photos and paintings. Great atmosphere to just relax or do some work on your laptop, with music playing softly, in the background. Full Bar and Menu that caters to everyone's Palate and lifestyle.   I had the honor and pleasure of interviewing Amanda Campbell the General Manager that  also opened up this beautiful establishment 5 years ago. We get to know her personality, experience, and mindset. To have the top Halcyon Coffee shop in the country, speaks to the culture and community that Amanda has helped build in Dallas. 

Amanda Campbell is a top full service Real Estate Agent in the Denver metro area. She deeply values building relationships with clients, partners and her community. Because of this, she authentically and intuitively connects deeply with people, understanding their needs and then connecting them with their ideal home. She values loyalty, honesty and intentionality, which is part of what makes her a highly sought after Realtor. Amanda is also passionate about helping people build wealth by building their real estate portfolio and helping others reach their goals! Amanda is an active real estate investor and loves talking about strategies to help friends and clients build their real estate investment portfolios.    Before making her way into Real Estate, Amanda was a pediatric Occupational Therapist for nearly 15 years and holds a special spot for working with people in the healthcare industry. She has seen many sides of healthcare as her late husband died from colorectal cancer in 2019, with Amanda as his primary caregiver. The loss of her husband has shown her how vitally important it is to cherish each day and continue living with a growth mindset, which her late husband demonstrated every day.   Amanda continues to work closely with the palliative care team at CU Anschutz through the endowment fund in her late husband's name. She is also actively involved with other various non-profits supporting children, health and education. When Amanda isn't showcasing her client's incredible homes or helping them buy the perfect one, you can find her hiking through the mountains with her 9 year old son, fiancé and two dogs. When not enjoying the outdoors, Amanda finds joy in creating memorable experiences for the guests she hosts at her short term rental homes. Though Amanda was born and raised in Canada, she has been proud to call Denver home since 2014.

Joining me today on Bridging The Gap is Amanda Campbell, Certified Financial Planner™, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, Senior Vice President at Wealthspire Advisors, and a member of 2021 InvestmentNews's 40 Under 40. Amanda has pioneered through the financial industry and has made it her life's mission to ensure that every woman from every walk of life understands her wealth in a real and meaningful way.  We dig into the hurdles of women in household financial conversations, advice for the younger generation of investors and advisors, and finding your passion with something that will set you apart with your clients and your firm. She also shares how you can improve the communication between the CEO and CFO of the household and simple ways to incorporate the conversation.  Amanda also opens up about her book, The Health & Wealth Sisters 360° Action Plan: Total Self-Care for the Modern Woman's Fiscal, Physical, and Emotional Well-Being.” Written with her sister, they share the true meaning behind the balance of health and wealth, as well as a unique concept that's delivered by them in this book.  Guest Bio: Amanda has been in the financial services industry since 2010 and joined Wealthspire in 2020 through the acquisition of StratWealth. As a Certified Financial Planner™ and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, Amanda has made it her life's mission to ensure that every woman, in any walk of life, understands her wealth in a real and meaningful way. As a CDFA® professional, since 2014, Amanda has specialized in helping clients determine the short-term and long-term financial impacts of any proposed divorce settlement. Her background in financial planning has provided her with the necessary skills to analyze and provide expertise to both clients and attorneys related to the financial issues of divorce. Amanda believes that women have a valuable seat at the wealth management table and is passionate about guiding couples, divorcees, and widows to their own financial empowerment. She is an active member of the Financial Planning Association (FPA), where she serves as Co-Chair of the Women In Finance Committee for the Maryland Chapter and is actively involved in the Howard County Collaborative Professionals group. Alongside her sister, Amanda co-authored, “The Health & Wealth Sisters 360° Action Plan: Total Self-Care for the Modern Woman's Fiscal, Physical, and Emotional Well-Being.” She hopes this book will show women that putting themselves and their health and wealth first is the most selfishly selfless thing they can do for themselves, their friends, and their families! In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, traveling, and being active. Amanda currently resides in Sykesville, Maryland with her husband, two daughters, and their two labs.

Tonight's guest Amanda Campbell will share with us the real true meaning of healing and how it can help your life and your business. --- 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/keepingitrealonpurpose/message

In this episode, we sit down with Amanda Campbell, Vice President at Wealthspire Advisors. Amanda, who was recently highlighted as one of Investment News' 40 under 40 advisors, has made it her life's mission to ensure that every woman, in any walk of life understands her wealth in a real and meaningful way. This means connecting wealth to health – both mental and physical. We talk about what it's been like focusing in on this audience, how's she transitioned from going after everyone to narrowing her audience, and why it's important for advisors to connect different areas of life together. 

Welcome to the Cracking Content Podcast, helping entrepreneurs to amplify their expertise through storytelling, content, and PR so they can get more sales and make a bigger impact. Every business has a story to tell. Don't be afraid to tell it. This week I have got a fabulous guest, AJ Campbell, who is a best-selling author of Leave Well Alone and has recently got a new book out called Don't Come Looking. We'll be discussing how much dedication it takes to write a novel, self-publish it and become an Amazon bestseller. Also Amanda will be revealing all her press coverage she achieved after doing my Pitch to the Press course.  Episode Highlights: {1:04} Amanda talks about when she self-published her first novel  {4:17} Amanda describes how much dedication it takes to write a novel  {6:07} On how there is a lot of competition and you have to be prepared to go up against professional publishers when you are self-publishing {7:55} On how important it is to have an editor to critique the book  {10:40} Amanda describes the plot of her new novel Don't Come Looking {12:02} Amanda describes her content planning process after working with Claire {14:22} Amanda reveals all the press coverage she achieved after doing the Pitch to the Press course  Connect with Claire:  You can download my free PR guide here https://clairewinter.info/freebies/be-your-own-pr/  To find out about 1:1 content coaching go www.clairewinter.info. Free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/crackingcontent/ Website: https://clairewinter.info/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clairewinteruk  To get your content sorted join the Cracking Content Club Membership for just £35 a month: https://clairewinter.info/cracking-content-club/ About Amanda Campbell:  AJ Campbell is the debut author of the Amazon bestselling novel Leave Well Alone. An alumna of the Faber Academy, she writes in the psychological thriller and mystery genres. Her latest book Don't Come Looking, although a standalone story, is a sequel to her debut novel and is due for release in April 2021. AJ draws inspiration for her writing from many facets of everyday life. The human mind and how different people react to each other and interact in society fascinates her. She loves settling down with a good book and enjoys thought-provoking stories that beg the question - what would I have done in that situation? AJ lives on the Essex / Hertfordshire border with her husband, sons, and cocker spaniel, Max. She is a firm believer in daily exercise for mental health and enjoys walking Max in the local fields to boost her creativity. AJ also loves cooking oriental food while sipping a good glass of white wine. Connect with Amanda: Website: www.ajcampbellauthor.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AJCampbellauthor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajcampbellauthor/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/AuthorAJC Purchase Leave Well Alone: https://tinyurl.com/hkj5u5x8 Purchase Don't Come Looking: https://tinyurl.com/6x98yc35 

As a Sports Kinesiologist and resilience trainer, Amanda Campbell believes that with a flexible mindset we can master change and reimagine what can be possible in our mind, body, and life. Overcoming a paralysis at age 29 from MS (multiple sclerosis), she discovered that a flexible mindset impacts everything that matters: our body's ability to repair, how happy and resilient we are and how connected we feel. As a Melbourne Kinesiologist, Amanda founded her private practice Bend Like Bamboo in 2014 after winning a Go For Gold Scholarship with MS Limited. As a proud MS Ambassador, Amanda has built a career speaking about resilience, helping leaders and CEOs adapt to change. Her resilience at work sessions and online courses are built around resilience, a happy mind, a happy body, nutrition, and connection. You can find Amanda at her website Bend Like Bamboo, on Instagram, or Facebook TONI DINGLE, founder of That Gut Feeling is ranked in the TOP TEN of health and wellness coaches in Australia - YAHOO FINANCE Trust 'that gut feeling' of yours and come check us out on the socials. INSTAGRAM &  FACEBOOK

Have you heard of keto? It feels like everyone has, do you really know what it's all about? This week on the Homestyle podcast, hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham talk with someone who knows all the ins and outs of the keto lifestyle (short for "ketogenic"). Amanda Campbell turned to the keto diet before it was a trend to help with her health after the birth of her twins, and over time it's blossomed into a full-blown business.  In this episode you'll hear:

Have you heard of keto? It feels like everyone has, do you really know what it's all about? This week on the Homestyle podcast, hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham talk with someone who knows all the ins and outs of the keto lifestyle (short for "ketogenic"). Amanda Campbell turned to the keto diet before it was a trend to help with her health after the birth of her twins, and over time it's blossomed into a full-blown business.  In this episode you'll hear:

Joe Biden has a tough week with… well, Asia, all of it. Trump may be starting his own social media platform, and if you want to eat kangaroo burgers while wrapped up in a kangaroo blanket and storing lucky kangaroo feet in the pouch, you better hurry! Plus, interviews with Tony Vicari and Nate Banks! Plus: Personal Injury Attorney Chris Reynolds Attorney at Law Anchor Call in Moment (not really trademarked) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/support

Joe Biden has a tough week with… well, Asia, all of it. Trump may be starting his own social media platform, and if you want to eat kangaroo burgers while wrapped up in a kangaroo blanket and storing lucky kangaroo feet in the pouch, you better hurry! Plus, interviews with Tony Vicari and Nate Banks! Plus: Personal Injury Attorney Chris Reynolds Attorney at Law Anchor Call in Moment™ (not really trademarked) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muddiedwaters/support

Meet wellness presenter and Sports kinesiologist Amanda Campbell from Melbourne Australia. Amanda was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) at 24 and by 29 was faced with the reality of never being able to walk again. Discover out how Amanda proved the medical profession wrong by finding ways to heal herself that revolve around rest, repair, nutrition and a flexible mindset. She has written the pending book Bend Like Bamboo which is being released in 2021. Duration: 33 minWe talk about: § Amanda’s MS diagnosis and journey§ The power of flexibility and rest to help repair§ Nutrition§ Courage§ Intergenerational trauma§ What gifts has MS brought into Amanda’s life§ Why actor and adoption advocate Deborah Lee Furness is an inspiration § Amanda’s book Bend Like Bamboo Contact Amanda Website: Bend Like BambooSocial Media HandlesFacebook www.facebook.com/BendLikeBambooInstagram https://www.instagram.com/bendlikebamboo/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandacampbellauPodcast: Bend Like BambooInterview: Sana Turnock Produced and edited by: Sana Turnock Audio mastering: Woods Media Lab Copyright-free music credits: Eternal garden by Dan HenigKnowpe – Noir Et Blanc VieSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/courageunravelled)

Rob and Michelle are joined by Amanda Campbell, branch manager of the Monrovia Public Library to discuss how to make reading goals and how to reach them. Amanda shares what she’s currently reading, how she categorizes her reading, how she gets out of a reading rut, and what she does when a book isn’t enjoyable. Recommendations from Amanda in this episode: The Beauty in Breaking by Michele Harper in branches, ebook on overdrive and libby, audio on overdrive and libby Books by Fredrik Bachman in branches, ebooks and audio on overdrive and libby But You’re Still So young by Kayleen Shaefer In branches The Wilder Brothers by Jill Shalvis in branches, ebooks on hoopla Books by Elizabeth Acevedo in branches, ebooks and audio on overdrive and libby, on hoopla The Two Librarians Walk Into A Shelf Book Club is reading Murder with Fried Chicken and Waffles by AL Herbert this month. Find the ebook and audiobook on hoopla.

Today on the MS Understood Podcast we chat with Amanda Campbell who shares her positivity on Instagram at AmandaCampbell_Speaker and her Sports Kinesiology business at Bendlikebamboo. She shares about changing her career because of her diagnosis, on eating good food, she shares the supports she uses and how she manages her changing symptoms, and so much more. Thank you so much for listening to today's episode of MS Understood. You can find Amanda on Instagram at AmandaCampbell_Speaker, or BendLikeBamboo. You can find me @Clare.Reilly or @MSUnderstoodPodcast. The best thing you can do to support this podcast is click follow on Spotify, Subscribe on you other podcast listening platforms, and share this episode on you Instagram, don't forget to tag MSUnderstoodPodcast. Thanks again for listening and please share this episode with someone you think might help. Book a session at Amanda's Sports Kinesiology business - Bend Like Bamboo

Dr. Vivek Murthy, U.S. Surgeon General nominee, joins Meet the Press for an exclusive interview to talk about vaccine distribution. Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) reacts to the widespread hack of government institutions and businesses. In an exclusive joint interview, CDC Whistleblowers Kyle McGowan and Amanda Campbell describe how the Trump administration became involved in public health guidance. Hallie Jackson, Yamiche Alcindor and Rich Lowry join the Meet the Press roundtable.

Introducing this week's guest on The Chronic Comeback Podcast - Amanda Campbell Amanda is a serial entrepreneur, a Kinesiologist, motivational speaker, author and one of Australia's leading minds in the area of resilience. But how did she build this resilience?With a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis at age 24 and a paralysis at just 29 years old, Amanda was faced with never walking again. She was stretched to her limit emotionally and physically. With no choice but to succeed and the odds stacked against her, Amanda had to change her mind about what could be possible to create new results.Deciding on a balanced approach, Amanda had to embrace uncertainty and change to discover what she was made of. Learning how to walk and run again led to her transforming her mind, body and life.Now a decade on, Amanda's passion is to inspire others to embrace their obstacles as an opportunity to awaken their potential whilst maximising health and so is an ideal person to have on the show to talk us all through her inspiring comeback!Amanda's online course info"Bend Like Bamboo is a program designed to maximise resilience and your health. As a Sports Kinesiologist, Speaker and Author, it has become my passion to help people every day, to transform their mind, body, and life. When we can effectively embrace the changes that we all experience in our lives, without feeling exhausted, lost, and unwell, we can find the inner courage to heal and transform. After years of working with people locked up in their lives from negative beliefs, I set out to create a resilience program that helps to unlock people's potential. My intention for this course is to inspire you to go on a journey within and feel empowered to overcome any setback that are you faced with. When we can give our mind and body the best environment to be flexible, we are more adaptable and open to change. This also gives us the best environment to repair and transform our lives.  Whatever you are going through, you can overcome it – and discover what you are made of.For every course sold we have partnered with @foodbankvictoria Bend Like Bamboo is proud to collaborate with Foodbank Victoria, Victoria's oldest and largest food relief organisation. Every dollar donated is two meals created. Bend Like Bamboo will be donating $5 of each course sold, which will provide for 10 meals going to those most vulnerable.⁠We would love to offer your community 20% OFF USING coupon code - CHRONICCOMEBACK"

Heather talks with fashion designer, Amanda Campbell about her journey to recovery and her love for ABLE fashion. Amanda's sketch is the poster for RVA Fashion Week 2020. She encourages others not to be afraid to ask for help.

Heather talks with fashion designer, Amanda Campbell about her journey to recovery and her love for ABLE fashion. Amanda's sketch is the poster for RVA Fashion Week 2020. She encourages others not to be afraid to ask for help.

Host Mary Kaye Holmes interviews #1 Best Selling Authors of Outlive the Labels: 18 Powerful Stories of Truth and Determination, Amanda Campbell and Rona Durham.

From serving to birthing Minster Amanda Campbell is a woman who is passionate about serving in the kingdom and as a spiritual midwife nurtures women to birth their God-given gifts to move in their kingdom assignments. please join us as this episode will uplift and inspire you to give birth to your spiritual giftsSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Tanyaren)

Our guest today is Brett McCallum, CEO of Virtech.Having spent just a single day at University, Brett didn’t take the usual path. Now running a global business, Brett credits his success to being able to stay in his lane. We talk about being burned by business partners, dealing with failure, but also dealing with success. A great guest, and a fun discussion, Brett brought a great energy to the podcast. Enjoy!This episode was co-hosted by Amanda Campbell.

Our guest today is Stephen Lonergan, CFO of Village National. In this episode, we explore a range of topics and get Stephen’s insight into how his career transpired.We talk about leadership, and the importance of leadership pathways when deciding how to treat your staff, negotiating big deals, and team development.We explore Stephen’s philosophies on embracing technology, and hear why his “Integrity isn’t for sale.”This episode was co-hosted by Amanda Campbell.

Today’s guest is Dr Andre van Zyl, Regional Director at The CFO Centre, Queensland.Growing up in South Africa, Dr Andre talks about how the leadership lessons he learned from his time in the military helped shape his career. He then speaks about his move to Australia after having built a career in another country, we speak about the adjustment period that followed.With his work at The CFO Centre, Dr Andre explains how CFO’s can transition into a portfolio career from a corporate career and what they should expect when doing so. This episode's co-host is Amanda Campbell.

Today’s guest is Adam Campbell, an accomplished professional who now holds an enviable position as CFO of one of Australia's most iconic brands, Flight Centre.This episode is a great insight into how Flight Centre has been affected by Covid-19. Adam was very forthcoming about how this has affected him personally and how he has responded to such adversity.When talking about his journey to becoming the effective executive he is today, Adam talks extensively about the importance of culture, how important it is to understand who you are, and what it takes to be a leader. You won’t be disappointed listening to Adam’s story, as he shares his career journey with openness and transparency.This episode's co-host was Amanda Campbell.

In this episode, intuitive astrologer Emily McCall talks with Amanda Campbell of The Intuitive Wife. Amanda is an Intuitive Healer & Coach with a passion for guiding spiritual entrepreneurs to fall back in love with their business, rock their purpose and prosper. After studying to be a Holistic Health Practitioner, she has learned to deeply trust in her own intuition and teaches her clients to do the same. Her work revolves heavily around multiple energy healing modalities and the most rewarding part of her work is to witness the massive transformation her clients experience. Emily and Amanda break down each of the main 7 chakras and talk about how to cleanse blocked energy centers and uplevel your business.

General content note for this episode: suicide, assisted dying Julia Hailes is a sustainability pioneer who started her career in the 80s. She has had a tremendously close relationship with her mum for the whole of her life – as a mother, friend and confidant. Her mum’s subsequent diagnosis of dementia has had a huge effect. Julia has navigated these difficult years with her whole family and in particular, her sister, Amanda Campbell, who has been incredibly supportive. They have really appreciated each other throughout the process of caring for their mum - even more so with COVID-19 creating new and difficult challenges. From being able to tell her anything, Julia and her sister have had to watch as their mother slips away from them, with the pain of never really being able to say a proper goodbye. With lockdown restrictions in place, Julia and I were able to connect via the internet for our conversation. This is her story. For more information on Julia’s work, visit www.juliahailes.com Please be aware, this episode mentions suicide, assisted dying and Dignitas, the Swiss clinic which helps people to end their own lives. Discovering Dementia is produced and presented by Penny Bell, with original music by Leila Mitwally Please do subscribe, rate and review the podcast. It will help others to find us. To get in touch, email info@discoveringdementia.co.uk Say hello on instagram @discoveringdementia Join the facebook group @dementiapodcast Check out twitter @dementiapodcast www.discoveringdementia.co.uk Trigger warning: contains references to suicide and assisted dying If you're in the UK and in need of someone to talk to someone, call The Samaritans on 116 123. For those outside the UK, you can call: Argentina: 02234930430; Australia: 131114; Austria: 017133374; Belgium: 106; Bosnia & Herzegovina: 080 05 03 05; Botswana: 3911270; Brazil: 212339191; Canada: 5147234000 (Montreal); 18662773553 (outside Montreal); Croatia: 014833888; Denmark: +4570201201; Egypt: 7621602; Finland: 010 195 202; France: 0145394000; Germany: 08001810771; Holland: 09000767; Hong Kong: +852 2382 0000; Hungary: 116123; India: 8888817666; Ireland: +4408457909090; Italy: 800860022; Japan: +810352869090; Mexico: 5255102550; New Zealand: 045861048; Norway: +4781533300; Philippines: 028969191; Poland: 5270000; Russia: 0078202577577; Spain: 914590050; South Africa: 0514445691; Sweden: 46317112400; Switzerland: 143; USA: 18002738255

The story of my guest today is so compelling and such a beautiful example of how our bodies have the capacity to not only heal physically but heal us on an emotional level as well. When Amanda Campbell was in her 20s, she had found herself in a hospital bed nearly crippled with multiple sclerosis. Having arrived at that state, she recognized that she had spent the few years previous in denial of her symptoms and the messages that were coming through her body.   In this episode, Amanda shares with us the shift in mindset that she had and how she got there, how to access your resilience (regardless of facing adversity), and how she's been able to leverage these two pieces (mindset plus resilience) in moving forward to build a successful business and help other people overcome difficult situations to live their lives on their terms.   It was truly a pleasure having this conversation and I cannot wait for you all to learn more about resilience, how a flexible mindset impacts everything that matters (from our body's ability to repair to how happy and resilient we are to how connected we feel), and how we can live a balanced life that allows for incredible health and growth both physically and mentally.   Key Takeaways: [1:30] About today's episode. [2:35] Welcoming Amanda Campbell to the podcast! [3:05] Amanda shares her beautiful story and the compelling turn of events with her health and the work that she is now doing in the world. [14:29] Amanda speaks about what shifted in her beliefs as a result of what she went through. [16:48] The evolution of how Amanda has come to view the role of her body as a communicator and partner in the work that she does in this world. She also speaks about the evolution of her mindset and the respect she has for her body. [19:39] How the concept of resilience has penetrated the work that Amanda does when she's helping other people with respect to their health. [21:16] Amanda shares her formula for resilience. [24:25] Is it possible for us to develop resilience and to refine the skills of resilience without necessarily facing adversity? [26:30] How do we, as parents, instill resilience in our children without putting them through trauma? Is resilience a gift to those who have gone through adversity? How do we make it accessible? [28:44] How going through adversity has impacted Amanda as a business person as well as accelerate her growth and the work that she's currently doing in the world. [31:20] What does Amanda do for self-care now so that she stays mindful of health? [35:22] When Amanda is working with a client that is going through both physical and emotional ailments, where does she start? Is it always the same place? Or does she prioritize one over the other? [36:17] About Fullscript. [37:35] Amanda's key performance indicators! [40:29] Where to find more about Amanda and the amazing work that she does! [40:58] Thanking Amanda for joining the podcast!   Mentioned in This Episode: Amanda Campbell Fullscript Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender, by David R. Hawkins Caroline Myss The Entrepology Podcast Page The Entrepology Collective Facebook Page   More About Amanda Campbell As the founder of Bend Like Bamboo, Amanda is one of Australia's leading experts on resilience, running a leadership program with quarterly exposure to some of the fresh thinking and novel insights into the world of resilience.   Amanda believes that flexibility builds resilience. Overcoming adversity, Amanda discovered that a flexible mindset impacts everything that matters — our body's ability to repair, how happy and resilient we are, and how connected we feel.   “How we think and feel and believe is a mirror image of how we perceive our environment, how we will show up when tested, and the health of our body.” — Amanda Campbell   With a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis at age 24 and a paralysis at just 29 years old, Amanda was faced with never walking again. She was stretched to her limit, emotionally and physically. With no choice but to succeed and the odds stacked against her, Amanda had to change her mind about what could be possible to create new results.   Embracing a balanced approach, Amanda had to embrace uncertainty and change to discover what she was made of. Learning how to walk and run again led to her transforming her mind, body, and life. Now a decade on, Amanda's passion is to inspire others to embrace their obstacles as an opportunity to awaken their potential whilst maximizing health.   Amanda truly believes when given the right environment, the mind and body are capable of producing incredible results. Amanda founded her private practice Bend Like Bamboo in 2013. A year later she co-founded her second startup Nourissh that received funding from VinoMofo with a focus on nutrition. As a proud MS Ambassador, Amanda has built a career speaking about resilience, promoting wellbeing, and potential.   Connect with my Guest: Website: AmandaCampbell.com.au Social Media: Facebook: @AmandaCampbellSpeaker & @BendLikeBamboo, Instagram: @AmandaCampbell_Speaker & @BendLikeBamboo, and Twitter: @AmandaC_Health   If you enjoyed our conversation and would like to hear more: Please subscribe to The Entrepology Podcast on Stitcher or iTunes. We would also appreciate a review!   Come Join Your Tribe on The Entrepology Collective Facebook Page! They say that you're the product of the five people with whom you spend the most time. Imagine you could spend time with hundreds of fellow entrepreneurs and go-getters looking to up-level their business, body, and mindset! Come hang out with us on Facebook and let us collectively inspire and support you towards your vision of contribution, your commitment towards better health, and your journey of mindset mastery. We're in this together! Come join us today!   BADASS FUEL — Fuel for Badass Women Scientifically Supported Ingredients | Support, Not Replacement | Non-GMO Two years ago, someone asked me what supplements I take to maintain my health, energy, and edge — and they were surprised that I only took four things consistently. For myself and my patients, there are four basics that support — at a foundational level — nearly every system in our bodies. In my quest for the highest quality ingredients and the easiest system for consistently incorporating supplementation to my routine, I formulated and manufactured my own line of foundational supplements. Trusted for myself and my patients, and under the guidance of your own healthcare provider, I'm excited to invite you to check out our foundational product line: Badass Basics. Learn more or order the products yourself by visiting BadassFuel.com!   CALL TO ACTION There is no time like the present to reflect on your life and the ways in which we can begin to shift our mindsets to allow for a healthier us. I would love for you to take a look at Amanda's formula for resilience once more and see if you can apply it to your own life and use it as a tool for growth.   Anchor - Letting Go + Flexibility = Resilience   Let us know how it goes and follow up with us on The Entrepology Collective — because when you're accountable, you're helpable!   Tweetables:   “The resilience required to get through hard stuff in life is what allows us to become the people [that can] invite in what we are really wanting in our lives and to reimagine what's possible.” — Amanda Campbell   “What we believe is a mirror image of the biochemistry we fire in our bodies … how we perceive stress … how we process our emotions, [and] how we show up in the world.”  — Amanda Campbell   “It's when everything becomes dark … [that] you find your light and what you're truly capable of.” — Amanda Campbell   “[My] formula for resilience … [is]: anchor - letting go + flexibility = resilience.” — Amanda Campbell   “Whatever leaves your life… comes back x10 like a tidal wave [so] don't worry if you feel like you've lost everything right now. Just keep doing the work and [know that] what is supposed to come back into your life absolutely will.” — Amanda Campbell

My guest today is the wonderful Amanda Campbell.Amanda is a speaker, author and Kinesiologist and is one of Australia's leading experts on resilience.Listen in as she shares her own remarkable journey of finding resilience after overcoming a paralysis at age 29 from MS to be symptom free for the last 12 years.The books recommended by Amanda on the podcast are:The courage to be disliked - Ichiro Kishimi, Fumitake KogaLetting go - Hawkins DavidEverything is solvable - Marie Forleo

Amanda is a Holistic Health Practitioner, Past Life Regression Facilitator and Spiritual Teacher with a passion for helping women find their soul purpose. Energy healing is her favorite modality because it promotes healing on all levels of our being (physical, emotional, mental & spiritual). She has 6+ years experience as an energy healer, has received her certification as a Past Life Regression Facilitator and is continuing to expand her knowledge by working towards becoming a trained Hypnotherapist so she can provide even deeper healing to her clients. When she’s not working with clients, recording YouTube videos or developing her skills, you can find her Netflix binge watching, walking her dog, Faye, or attending concerts. What does it mean to have intuition? Where does it come from? And how can we distinguish the difference between intuition and Ego (or the inner critic, or fear, or anxiety)? Amanda and I deep dive into helping to answer these questions for you! This soul chat was especially special for me because this is a topic that, although often times is controversial, means a lot to me personally. Learning more about our intuition helps us to learn more about trusting ourselves.  Please help me in supporting Amanda by checking out her social channels: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFhFcRUzrBokl4E-Cuewi0w?view_as=subscriber Website: https://theintuitivewife.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theintuitivewife/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foundfamily/message

Today on the show, Amanda Campbell, kinesiologist, motivational speaker and Multiple Sclerosis Ambassador. Jimmy and Kate chat to Amanda about her journey with MS, the dark days, her paralysis and the experience that changed her entire life.  For more on Amanda Campbell, you can follow her on Instagram @amandacampbell_speaker or visit her website: https://bendlikebamboo.com/ This episode is brought to you by Be Fit Food (@befitfoodaustralia) Eat Yourself Better runs on the support of our listeners. If you like what you hear, hit subscribe on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave us a review.  Your hosts are Kate Save, Dietitian, CEO of Be Fit Food, Telstra business award winner, & mum (@katesave) and Jimmy Rees, Giggle and Hoot (jimmyrees_). Eat Yourself Better is a production of Be Fit Food. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda Campbell believes that flexibility builds resilience. Overcoming adversity - Amanda discovered that a flexible mindset impacts everything that matters. How you think, feel and believe is a mirror image of how you perceive your environment, how you will show up when tested and the overall health of your body.With a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at age 24 and a paralysis at just 29 - Amanda was faced with never walking again. She was stretched to her limit emotionally and physically, with no choice but to succeed and the odds stacked against her - Amanda had to change her mind about what could be possible to create new results.Embracing a balanced approach, Amanda faced uncertainty and change to discover herself. Learning how to walk and run again led to her transforming her mind, body and life. Now a decade on, Amanda's passion is to inspire others to embrace their obstacles as an opportunity to awaken potential - whilst maximising health. To find out more about Amanda Campbell please visit amandacampbell.com.au I'd love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/paleochefpeteevans.      For more episodes of Evolve, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Acast at https://play./s/pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Evolve" in your favourite podcast app.    I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes.    This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short.I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in your life will still be able to complete all the required curriculum and modules. Please see the link included in this post on my Facebook or Instagram page or on iTunes, to access the free sample class and first module of the program, to get a great taste of the format and structure as well as utilise my special discount that I can offer you if you decide to sign up.Make sure you tell the admission team that you're part of the Pete Evans tuition savings to claim your very substantial discount visit https://www.integrativenutrition.com  Theme music by Mandharu.  See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amanda Campbell believes that flexibility builds resilience. Overcoming adversity - Amanda discovered that a flexible mindset impacts everything that matters. How you think, feel and believe is a mirror image of how you perceive your environment, how you will show up when tested and the overall health of your body.With a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at age 24 and a paralysis at just 29 - Amanda was faced with never walking again. She was stretched to her limit emotionally and physically, with no choice but to succeed and the odds stacked against her - Amanda had to change her mind about what could be possible to create new results.Embracing a balanced approach, Amanda faced uncertainty and change to discover herself. Learning how to walk and run again led to her transforming her mind, body and life. Now a decade on, Amanda’s passion is to inspire others to embrace their obstacles as an opportunity to awaken potential - whilst maximising health. To find out more about Amanda Campbell please visit amandacampbell.com.au I’d love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/paleochefpeteevans. For more episodes of Evolve, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Acast at https://play.acast.com/s/pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Evolve" in your favourite podcast app. I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes. This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short.I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in your life will still be able to complete all the required curriculum and modules. Please see the link included in this post on my Facebook or Instagram page or on iTunes, to access the free sample class and first module of the program, to get a great taste of the format and structure as well as utilise my special discount that I can offer you if you decide to sign up.Make sure you tell the admission team that you're part of the Pete Evans tuition savings to claim your very substantial discount visit https://www.integrativenutrition.com Theme music by Mandharu. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brendt Munro, Director of Altor Capital shares his story with us today.In this episode we talk about the way Accountants should speak to clients to add the most value.Sacred cows are discussed and Brendt emphasises the importance of addressing them for business growth.His thoughts on leadership were interesting and our favourite quote was when he said ‘Leadership is taking people on a journey they want to be on.’ This episode was co-hosted by Amanda Campbell, and Sumith Dissanayake.

Ollie Visser, Chief Financial Officer of Videopro Group shares his story with us today.He talks about the choices he made to become the person he is today and shares some interesting theories on how we make the decisions we do.We talk about personal growth, and what he learned from struggling to get a job out of university, all the way through to becoming the CFO he is today.Amanda Campbell co-hosted this episode.

Today we are talking to Nicky Lonergan about her career and how she came to be CEO of Archers - The Strata Professionals.Nicky talks us through her story of moving from a career in Finance to end up in a leadership role, her honest assessment of work-life balance, and her views on management.Nicky shares some candid stories about how she moved industries and views her role as CEO now.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Today we are talking to Peter Jamieson about his career that has had him become the CEO of Cox Industries.Peter talks us through his story of working his way up through sporting organisations, to finally land as the CEO of Cox Industries. A fascinating story of grit, determination, creativity, and leadership.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Within today's episode we cover:Past life regressionHealing toxic patterns, beliefs and blocks on a cellular levelHow to get out of the ego mind and into the intuitive heart spaceHow to start building self trust and inner guidanceGuest Expert Amanda Campbell is a past life regression facilitator as well as a spiritual coach and energy worker who specializes in supporting individuals in learning how to trust their intuition and work with it in a way that will have you being able to live your lifes purpose with more awareness and understanding towards self.Tune into the episode to participate in a beautiful conversation that can help you begin to release deep programming that may be holding you back from expanding into your fullest self so you can do the work you were put here to fulfill.Learn more about Amanda and how you can experience your own past life regression session here:WEBSITE:The Spiritual Apprentice Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheSpiritualApprenticeAmanda on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theintuitivewife/Amanda on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFhFcRUzrBokl4E-Cuewi0w?view_as=subscriberAmanda's Podcast - The Spiritual Uprising: www.achor.fm/TheSpiritualUprisingFinding value in today's episode and wish to continue the convo?!Find us on instagram and lets talk about your takeaways! www.instagram.com/wildlyalignedpodcastWe would love if you could support us in getting the podcasts medicine out to those who are seeking it- Leave a review and share the podcast with your friends! #thankyoumoreplease Are you looking to enhance your creativity?Check out SKILLSHARE and their incredible resources of classes for creatives!CLICK HERE to get 2 months free access to the SkillShare classes!https://skl.sh/iamnataliebrite Grow with Natalie within her Align+Flow Membership:http://www.nataliebrite.com/alignflow.html#pastliferegression #spirituality #careers #onlinebusiness #onlinemarketing #spiritualentrepreneur #spiritualbusiness #consciousbusiness #intuitivebusiness #consciouscommunity #manifestation #lawofattraction #mindset #healing #energywork #energyhealing #intuition #alignment #rewilding #womeninbusiness #spiritualcoach Support the show (https://www.nataliebrite.com)

Within today's episode we cover:Past life regressionHealing toxic patterns, beliefs and blocks on a cellular levelHow to get out of the ego mind and into the intuitive heart spaceHow to start building self trust and inner guidanceGuest Expert Amanda Campbell is a past life regression facilitator as well as a spiritual coach and energy worker who specializes in supporting individuals in learning how to trust their intuition and work with it in a way that will have you being able to live your lifes purpose with more awareness and understanding towards self.Tune into the episode to participate in a beautiful conversation that can help you begin to release deep programming that may be holding you back from expanding into your fullest self so you can do the work you were put here to fulfill.Learn more about Amanda and how you can experience your own past life regression session here:WEBSITE:The Spiritual Apprentice Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheSpiritualApprenticeAmanda on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theintuitivewife/Amanda on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFhFcRUzrBokl4E-Cuewi0w?view_as=subscriberAmanda's Podcast - The Spiritual Uprising: www.achor.fm/TheSpiritualUprisingFinding value in today's episode and wish to continue the convo?!Find us on instagram and lets talk about your takeaways! www.instagram.com/wildlyalignedpodcastWe would love if you could support us in getting the podcasts medicine out to those who are seeking it- Leave a review and share the podcast with your friends! #thankyoumoreplease Are you looking to enhance your creativity?Check out SKILLSHARE and their incredible resources of classes for creatives!CLICK HERE to get 2 months free access to the SkillShare classes!https://skl.sh/iamnataliebrite Grow with Natalie within her Align+Flow Membership:http://www.nataliebrite.com/alignflow.html#pastliferegression #spirituality #careers #onlinebusiness #onlinemarketing #spiritualentrepreneur #spiritualbusiness #consciousbusiness #intuitivebusiness #consciouscommunity #manifestation #lawofattraction #mindset #healing #energywork #energyhealing #intuition #alignment #rewilding #womeninbusiness #spiritualcoach Support the show (https://www.nataliebrite.com)

Today we are talking to Alan Sparks about his career that has seen him become the CEO of Cellnet.Alan talks us through his remarkable story of changing the fortunes of many companies around while experiencing numerous challenges throughout his career.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

We chat with Sinead Finn, principal of Affinnity, an accelerated sales consultancy specialising in travel technology and airline. http://affinnity.com/ We learn a little about Sinead's previous role in Ryanair and what she's learned about introducing new technology to big organisations like airlines since. This is some of the best insights into selling to airline ancillary managers — as well as other parts of the organisation. This is part one of the RAIN MAKER event, you can find part two at episode 30, featuring a panel discussion with enterprise sales execs. This was recorded live at the Dublin Travel Massive RAIN MAKER event in October 2019. Hosted at, and kindly sponsored by TripAdvisor Dublin. Learn more about this event on our blog at travelmassive.com Special thanks to Amanda Campbell for first suggesting this event with Sinead. Welcome to the Travel Massive podcast, an interview series with travel industry change-makers and pioneers, sharing their stories and insights. Your host in this episode is Kevin O'Shaughnessy, co-founder of CityHook.com and a chapter leader of Dublin Travel Massive. If you enjoyed this episode or you would like to submit feedback, please email podcast@travelmassive.com

Today we are talking to John Knight about his career that involved working his way up from an Accountant to a Managing Director.We talk about what he has learned about managing his staff, a life-changing trip to Mongolia, and what his plans are for the future of his company Business Depot.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Ben Mannion speaks to us about his career that involved banking and leading numerous sporting organisations.Now the CEO of Queensland Touch, Ben talks us through his story that got him to this point. It involves many ups but also some difficult periods that were shared with raw honesty.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Gordon speaks to us about a career that has spanned many professions and roles.Gordon is a strong storyteller as you will hear throughout this episode. A keen business mind, great people skills, and an inquisitive nature all make Gordon the type of guest we love having on this podcast.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Phil was a fantastic guest, where we explored his thoughts on what is missing in the world of management, how he turns off and enjoys his weekends, and ways in which you can build your influence as you ascend through your career.A very intelligent man who has spent a lot of time behind the microphone made this a pleasure to record.This episode is co-hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Elena's story is a fascinating one. Growing up in Russia, Elena speaks about the challenges involved in moving to another country. She also speaks about her love for Australia and all the opportunities she has been given.A very high energy episode, Elena details how she rose above many challenges throughout her life to become the leader she is today.This episode is Co-Hosted By BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Bob’s career involved working in banking spending time in both the commercial and the community side, before eventually becoming the CEO of Maleny Credit Union he is today.Bob has some great advice for young people who are starting out in their career or even those in the middle of their career. Full of rich stories, and a natural storytelling ability, Bob was an outstanding guest.This episode is Co-Hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Michael’s career involved working as an Accountant, starting his own business abroad, and working until now working as CEO of Xact Accounting.Michael details how he became the leader he is today and what each step in his career taught him. Full of rich stories, timeless advice, and a passion for outsourcing, Michael provided great quality advice for up and coming Accountants.This episode is Co-Hosted by BRISCA Managing Director Sumith Dissanayake, and Amanda Campbell.

Amanda Campbell, an independent theater critic based out of Halifax, has reviewed hundreds of shows from Broadway to performances in Prince Edward Island. This week on Spotlight Presents, Campbell describes her journey in the arts industry, transitioning from a play writing and acting career into her current position as a theater critic.

Change Your Mind with Setbacks About What is Possible Joining me on this show is Amanda Campbell. At the age of 24, Amanda was diagnosed with MS. A debilitating incurable disease that renders its sufferers prone to paralysis, nerve damage and in some cases blindness.    In 2009 Amanda suffered a major MS attack that [...] The post [Ep#24] Change Your Mind with Setbacks About What is Possible appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Change Your Mind with Setbacks About What is Possible Joining me on this show is Amanda Campbell. At the age of 24, Amanda was diagnosed with MS. A debilitating incurable disease that renders its sufferers prone to paralysis, nerve damage and in some cases blindness.    In 2009 Amanda suffered a major MS attack that [...] The post [Ep#24] Change Your Mind with Setbacks About What is Possible appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network.

This episode I have a very special guest who has been a fan of UNspoiled! from the early days of the show's inception, and who went on to host her own show! Please welcome Amanda Campbell, host of CasterQuest! You can find out more about her show here! http://casterquest.com/This episode we talk about one of those old faves that you look back on and can't really believe is a children's book. I had totally forgotten how violent this book is, and while I'm not saying I regret reading it or that my parents shouldn't have let me, it really makes me think about how differently we as adults process violence and grief than we did as children. This book is a lot of fun, with some glaring flaws that both Amanda and I are more than willing to let it get away with due to how much damn fun it is. Riddles and quests, battles and betrayal...it doesn't get much better than this when it comes to children's lit. Hope you enjoy listening, and hope you can join us for the UNspoiled! October Book Club, covering Dead Until Dark! You can buy Redwall here: https://amzn.to/2OEiWSUAnd buy Dead Until Dark here: https://amzn.to/2xfnhFC

This episode I have a very special guest who has been a fan of UNspoiled! from the early days of the show's inception, and who went on to host her own show! Please welcome Amanda Campbell, host of CasterQuest! You can find out more about her show here! http://casterquest.com/This episode we talk about one of those old faves that you look back on and can't really believe is a children's book. I had totally forgotten how violent this book is, and while I'm not saying I regret reading it or that my parents shouldn't have let me, it really makes me think about how differently we as adults process violence and grief than we did as children. This book is a lot of fun, with some glaring flaws that both Amanda and I are more than willing to let it get away with due to how much damn fun it is. Riddles and quests, battles and betrayal...it doesn't get much better than this when it comes to children's lit. Hope you enjoy listening, and hope you can join us for the UNspoiled! October Book Club, covering Dead Until Dark! You can buy Redwall here: https://amzn.to/2OEiWSUAnd buy Dead Until Dark here: https://amzn.to/2xfnhFC

From movies like Moonrise Kingdom and Bushwhacked to staking out your riverside spot for a Fourth of July weekend, camping is a recreational activity that many love, and it has been a part of the human experience since, well, I guess before the evolution of houses. If the most you’ve camped involved pitching a tent in your backyard, that’s OK. But you might be surprised at all the wondrous spots throughout the world perfect for a camping adventure. There are the clear waters and scenic views at Boya Lake Provincial Park in Canada, the rugged landscapes of the barely inhabited Isle of Arran in Scotland and the breathtaking skylines of the Appalachian Trail at Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. Wherever your sleeping bag may lie, wherever you choose to pitch your tent, keep on exploring, ladies! The post Amanda Campbell: She’s Pitching Her Tent appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

On today's show, Dorothy sits down to talk with Amanda Campbell of Amanda Louise Interiors, from Greenville, South Carolina.  Listen along as Amanda shares how she built her client list through social media, works with clients to create their ideal styled space, and talks about recent and upcoming collaborations.   "I really think that the biggest part of style and figuring out your home is just buying things that you really love.  Collecting things that really mean something to you and you're really drawn to, and not worrying about if it's on trend or really even what will look best in your space.  There's something for just buying things that speak to you." "Trello is my best friend in the whole world...it has seriously changed my whole life."  "Some of those big hurdles that I've gone through has really been one of the best things." "My husband says that i rearrange our living room every time there's a really good football game on, because I just sit there and rearrange furniture in my head and have to get up and start moving things, or start hanging art around the television...haha...but in the beginning it was really a laboratory for what I was trying to learn and do and it was where I really didn't have any restrictions on what I could play with and what I could do, like mixing colors and patterns.  There were no stakes on if people were happy or going to like it, because it was just for me so I think I was able to try a lot of things and work through what worked for my brand and for my own home and now because I put that out there in the world, now people are allowing me to put that in their own homes and trusting me with that." See more of Amanda's work here: http://amandalouiseinteriors.blogspot.com/ www.instagram.com/amandalouiseinteriors   Follow Along with Positively Creative here: www.positivelycreative.net www.instagram.com/positivelycreativepodcast   On Today's Show: (5:00) on referrals and getting clients based on her aesthetic (6:00) on starting by decorating her own home and sharing on social media  (7:30) e-design, source products online, renovations, and delegating to the client (10:30) getting better to saying no to jobs that aren't her aesthetic (11:00) Amanda's color palettes (13:00) on mixing high and low (15:00) on sourcing (15:00) sending emails at night (17:00) working on a rebrand and new logo (19:00) hardest part of pulling a room together  (26:00) her favorite thing to accessorize with  (28:00) collaborations with other creatives (28:30) Art & Light Gallery (29:30) art community in Greenville, SC (31:00) happy hour with creatives and learning from others (37:00) keeping her head down so not to be intimidated (41:00) Southern Living summer supper (44:00) easy decorating hacks to bring life to a room (45:00) the amount of projects in this season of life (55:00) on working through new chapters in life and transitioning on time (1:03:00) new ways of revenues (1:24:00) on how she got started (1:26:00) HGTV Magazine November Issue (1:28:00) In the Company of Women, Living with Pattern

THELMA & LOUISE An Arkansas waitress and her naïve housewife friend hit the road for a simple weekend of freedom -- and end up on a wild flight from the law across the Southwest after a tragic incident at a roadside bar. With a determined detective on their trail, a sweet-talking hitchhiker in their path and a string of crimes in their wake, they embark on an empowering personal odyssey even as the law closes in. This week Alan and Craig are joined by Amanda Campbell of Casterquest to discuss The Kingkiller Chronicle, self-determination, justified homicide and the movie Thelma and Louise on this week’s Matinee Heroes Show Notes 1:02 Interview with Casterquest's Amanda Campbell 16:34 Discussion of Thelma and Louise  41:35 Recasting 50:37  Double-Feature suggestions 59:16  Final Thoughts 1:13:14  First impressions of "RoboCop" Next episode we celebrate the 30th anniversary of "RoboCop"

KILL BILL VOL. 1 & 2 The Bride must kill her ex-boss and lover Bill who betrayed her at her wedding ceremony, shot her in the head and took away her unborn daughter. But first, she must make the other four members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad suffer. Alan and Craig welcome guest Annie Bulloch as they discuss determination, divorce, kick-ass women , 8th Dimension Comics and both Kill Bill volumes on this week’s Matinee Heroes. Show Notes 0:41 Interview with 8th Dimensions owner Annie Bulloch 14:46 Discussion of Kill Bill  43:20 Recasting 1:06:05  Double-Feature suggestions 1:08:42  Final Thoughts 1:15:20  First impressions of "Thelma & Louise" Next episode we bring in guest Amanda Campbell to discuss "Thelma & Louise"

Meet Amanda Campbell from Bend Like Bamboo. She’s a passionate kinesiologist with a special interest in autoimmune conditions. You see, when Amanda was in her 20’s, she was diagnosed with MS, and autoimmune condition that many would consider to be a life sentence. From hardcore steroids and months spent in rehab in hospital, to finally Listen In The post SHY 54: Amanda Campbell – On MS, Autoimmunity and Kinesiology appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Casey McQuillen walked away from her experience of being on American Idol with new confidence and her own version of the golden rule: It’s not just about treating others the way you want to be treated, it’s also about treating yourself the way you would treat others. She doesn’t simply sing her songs; she talks about her experience with bullying, about her struggles with anxiety, her desire to fit in. At the end of each performance on her “You Matter” tour, Casey sings “Beautiful” – the first single off of her new EP - about a momen when, at 17, she looked in the mirror and wished she could change. That  belief that life would be better if only she were beautiful  occasionally haunts her today. She has produced 5 singles and three EP’s, all with her confident message that you are not alone. Soulful and talented singer song writer Amanda Campbell hails from London’s east end where she was surrounded by music. Heavily influenced by Jazz, The Philadelphia Sound, Motown and  Amy Winehouse, she followed her dream and started singing and performing her original music. With Zetland Streets, a band she founded with guitarist, David Mason, she recorded six original songs. Starting out on the coffee house circuit in L.A. singing with a Jazz group, she quickly caught the attention of several local producers for her singing and her song writing and is currently making a name for herself fronting The Strands. With her unique style and stage presence, she presents original material with passion. Campbell is now stepping out on her own while still singing as the groove of The Strands, writing and releasing songs with thoughtful and provocative lyrics that cross lines, pull heartstrings and create a sonic environment unique in the jazz and blues world.  

Catherine Plano is here today with Amanda Campbell. By the age of 36, Amanda Campbell has experienced more than most people do in a lifetime. In 2004 at just 24, she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, and in 2009 suffered a major attack that left her paralysed. At the time she was given a 50% chance of ever walking again.Unprepared to accept this as her fate, within six weeks, she stunned her doctors by not only walking, but running.This prompted her to swap a fast paced career in the fashion industry to go back to study and research how she achieved such a rapid recovery. She went back to school to study for a Diploma in Sports Kinesiology, a practice akin to physical psychology, which endeavours to unravel the connection between our mind and our body utilizing TCM techniques. As an accredited Sports Kinesiologist, working in her own practice, Bend Like Bamboo, Amanda now spends her days helping a wide range of people recover their health and rebuild their lives. Core to everything Amanda does, is improving the health and well being of as many Australians as possible. As part of this, she is embarking on a new business venture, Nourissh, to deliver delicious, feel good, whole food meals to people who are keen to improve the quality of what they eat. Where Bend Like Bamboo aims to improve people's mental health, Nourissh is squarely focused on giving people a convenient, delicious way to improve their physical health. Amanda strongly believes that by eating the right food and working on our emotional well being, we are then giving our body the right environment it needs to repair and thrive. This is what she believes gave her the best chance of recovery, to living a happy fulfilling life. Find Out More About Amanda Campbell Nourissh Website Nourissh on Facebook Nourissh on Twitter @nourisshfood Nourissh on Instagram @nourissh Bend Like Bamboo Bend Like Bamboo Website Bend Like Bamboo on Facebook Bend Like Bamboo on Instagram @bendlikebamboo Bend Like Bamboo on Twitter @AmandaNourissh Are you ready to nourissh and bend like a bamboo? Then you need to listen to this amazing conversation! Interviewed by: Catherine Plano Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS

Catherine Plano is here today with Amanda Campbell. By the age of 36, Amanda Campbell has experienced more than most people do in a lifetime. In 2004 at just 24, she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, and in 2009 suffered a major attack that left...

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This week The Wellness Guys interview Amanda Campbell from Nourissh and Bend Like Bamboo. Amanda has an amazing story, from being diagnosed with MS and having a major attack that left her paralysed (and given a 50:50 chance to ever walk again) to not only running just 6 weeks later but using the knowledge she Listen In The post TWG 279: Bend Like Bamboo appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Welcome! Today’s guest is Amanda Campbell, licensed mental health counselor and life coach in Indianapolis, IN. She works with creating connection with distance couples and creating balance for busy moms. Today we focus her work in helping busy moms create a more organized life for themselves and their families. I also wanted to let you know I needed to mark the episode as explicit due to one swear word in the title of what Amanda is offering at the end of the show. There is no other swearing or cussing, but I wanted to share that with you so you know it is not throughout the episode. In this episode you will learn:  Amanda explains the difference in counseling vs coaching services She works with busy moms who feel overwhelmed or stressed out Whether mom works full time or stay at home with kids Coaching can help with establishing goals, organization and positive perspective Amanda also offers working on goals of parenting and/or relationships She encourages family meetings (for more information on the importance of family meetings listen to Episode 2) and how the goals work for their family Common Blocks: Mom’s may have expectations they have to do it all Children are in many activities Need to have perfect meal plans Amanda helps moms discern what they want in their life and what works for them Establishing goals is looking at “is it realistic for you life” Benefits Learn what organization is for your family  A system is created for your specific family needs How will it fit into your life Coaching packages Work two weeks on specific goals Organization is done around specific goals Doing a brain dump-write down specific tasks , Break those down into smaller steps Helps keep things more manageable She uses Wunderlist and Evernote app  Separate daily and weekly To-Dos Do you like paper/pencil, wall calendars or technology or combo. Use system(s) that what works for you.  She does quiz to help understand where they struggle with time management Trial and error once you create a system. May need to be changed or modified.  System needs to evolve through different stages in life May change due to season, i.e.summer, when school starts or holidays It is self-created-make it what you want It is stopping the comparison factor with your life has to look like someone else's This creates feeling overwhelmed and perceived standard of “being perfect” Amanda gives personal example of placing an unrealistic expectation on herself and her family regarding birthday parties If you liked this episode I invite you to subscribe on iTunes to receive the weekly updates. This helps raise the ranking of it, so others who may not have access to mental health services or support in their local community can find it. This podcast is also available on Stitcher, Google Play and now iHeartRadio. You can also listen through Facebook at Launching Your Daughter page. Amanda’s Information: http://www.busymomslifecoach.com/ Sign up for her upcoming online coaching package: Becoming Super Woman: How to have it all without losing your S*** Book Recommendations: Brene Brown-Gift of Imperfection Cline & Fay-Parenting with Love and Logic

Ottawa-based band MonkeyJunk  plays a blend of swamp-rock roots and blues that in the relatively short time has earned them a collective 20 Maple Blues Awards, two Canadian Independent Music Awards, a Blues Music Award (USA), and a JUNO Award in 2012.   Monkey Junk is three musicians who individually had established careers prior to forming MonkeyJunk: vocalist, baritone guitarist, harmonica and organ player Steve Marriner, lead guitarist Tony D and drummer/percussionist Matt Sobb.  We are delighted that they will join us on Music FridayLive! this week with their new album, Moon Turn Red. The strands formed in 2011 bring a genre-defying sound they like to call Artisanal.  Thoughtful and provocative lyrics dominate, carried by a piano with a subdued drum and sophisticated guitar grooves.  The result is almost jazz, but not quite – the Strands straddle the line between jazz and pop.  Lead singer Amanda Campbell delivers original material  - much of it written by the band's keyboard and piano artist Susan Ferrari - with a smooth voice, backed by the legendary Richard Green on lead guitar, Ferrari on piano and keys and the founder of the group, Paul, on bass.  Restrained, thoughtful, striking, the Strands stand out and we are glad they are taking the time to talk with us on Music FridayLive!.  

Amanda Campbell has been around Hillclimbing her entire life. At the age of three she started racing in hillclimbs. She finished second in the amateur National Championships in the 125cc Class in 2002 and won the Women's Class in 2010. In 2009 she joined her husband in the AMA Pro Hillclimb Series in the Pro Sport Class on her CRF450. She became the first female to podium in the pro ranks with a second place finish her first race. Her career accomplishments were two second places in her first season and two third places in her second season. In 2012, she dedicated her efforts to the series by becoming involved in every aspect of the sport, from official duties to managing the Series and events to social media to marketing and to promoting the sport and the Series.  Vinny Nuzzolilli, out of Monson, Massachussetts, started racing 1998 at the age of 4. He joined the AMA Pro Hillclimb Series in 2010 at the age of 16. He has accomplished 21 top 3, including 8 career wins. He has won two Unlimited ClassNational Championships, in 2012 and 2014. He suffered a severe leg fracture in the next to last round in 2013 that put him out of contention for the Championship. As reigning Champion he looks to add to his resume of wins and podiums and go after a third Unlimited Class Championship in 2015. He competes in both the Xtreme Class and Unlimited Class on a CBR 636 and CBR 970 fueled by nitromethane.    Thanks to: Crosley Radio, Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Dunlop, Bell Motorsports and Motorcycle-Superstore.com!

Nathan sits down with his sister Amanda Campbell to discuss growing up together and the origins of her career in fashion design at Under Armour and Vera Bradley.