Podcasts about annessa

On today’s program, I am talking with newly published local author Annessa Meader about her upcoming book signings.

I got my girl Annessa Dyla-Vincetta Bradley on the line!! Tune in this Weds. Annessa Bradley, 45- mom, daughter, sister, cousin and the woman to the most amazing man. Capricorn season loading!!!! #12/24. Annessa discusses the power of silence while still living a full life and finding the strength to overcome and heal properly from childhood traumas! We also discussed her GLOW UP in highschool. Click the link below to vote for her fab 40 competition! https://votefab40.com/2023/annessa-bradley --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quisha-king/message

In this highly relatable episode, Dana and Annessa interview singer, actress, comedienne and social media senstation, IndeskribeaBULL about her work and huge sucess on social media.Tired of the corportate grind, IndeskribeaBULL took a chance on herself and her talent by creating a career on social media. Now amassing over 1.2M followers on TikTok alone (not including YouTube, Instagram or Twitter), she is here to tell her story and and give advice to other creators who wish to forge their own paths. Follow @IndeskribeaBULL on all social platformswww.indeskribeabull.comOK 2 B Apparel - www.ok2bapparel.com

This week, our co-worker Nikita wrote in and blessed us with "N*gga Work Commandments," and we need to funnel this information to our translucent counterparts. Also, Annessa wants R. Kelly to know the only appeal he's getting is on a banana.

Grandma Ness claims that she healed her own lupus. She claims not to be highly educated but she is a simple artist. If it were not for desperation, she claims that she might not have ever found a cure. She has an online guided looking at art program that is currently expanding www.healingthroughartrx.com. She has published her first book “Bernie and Babs vs The Virus” and she is working on “Bernie and Babs vs Allergies. Please note that her medical consultant for the topics that she covers in her children's books, including repairing DNA, was a chiropractor! Her interview was cancelled in the first 12 minutes.

#blackatwork True Crime is back! We're bringing all work true crime all spooky season. This week, Dana tells Annessa the story of shark head, restauranteur and realityTV star Tim Norman who had his nephew killed in a ridiculous murder for hire scheme.

Free Stuff: https://livemyhappyhealth.com/free Heal People Pleasing: https://livemyhappyhealth.com/becominglight Using art as a vehicle for healing, Annessa healed her chronic illness, Lupus. She went from 28 pills a day and unable to get out of bed for more than 30 minutes a day to fully mobile and with enough energy to run two businesses. She and her husband, her primary caretaker while she was ill turned business partner, run a business helping people with chronic illness heal their pain by rewiring their brain and nervous system using art. In 15 minutes a day their program blends mindfulness, presence and subconscious reprogramming to help people improve their chronic pain and heal their body and nervous system. Website: www.healingthroughartrx.com IG: @healingthroughartrx FB: @healingthroughartrx

Y'all always wanna write in like, "F*** Jim cracka a**" and that's why we can't get ahead in the algorithm smh. *Annessa required resuscitation in The Stairwell this week, (thanks to y'all) but don't worry she survived to make it to her birthday! Happy Birthday Annessa!!

Annessa Smith, wife of Jeff Smith, who plays for EHC Neuwied in the Del 4, joins me on Breaking the Ice today. Annessa has been living the hockey life for 13 years and in this episode we chat about:   Her mom passing away during the hockey season Embracing the culture that you're in and leaning into it How to find things going on in the city that you live in Her birth experience in Germany  How it works when giving birth in another country and having no one to watch your first kid How team cars following players when wives are about to have a baby should be mandatory The adjustment from 1 to 2 kids How teams can tell you certain things that are false so you'll sign and play there The struggle of not being able to get your kid into a daycare/school  Kinder Krippe  Having a home in Spokane in the Off-Season Social anxiety and how Annessa has coped with social anxiety while living abroad   Follow me on Instagram:   Follow Annessa on Instagram:   Take 15% off your order at Salt Kids Boutique with the code “ice”   I am scheduling out guests for Breaking the Ice! Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Fill out the Be a Guest Submission here.

Happy #talktuesday! Today @theeamateurexpert is going LIVE with Annessa De La Cruz (@nl.issue)! Annessa De La Cruz is a model, DJ, contemporary artist and the founder of Nameless LA - a space that brings physical experiences to life through different mediums. We will be discussing her career path, her ideas of success and the tips & motivators she used along the way. Guest bio: Annessa De La Cruz is a model, DJ, contemporary artist and the founder of Nameless LA - a space that brings physical experiences to life through different mediums. Since 2017 Annessa has leveraged her platform as art installations, pop-up shops, editorial writing, and lifestyle photography. In the midst of building Nameless LA, Annessa also taught herself how to DJ and quickly became a household name among DJ's in Los Angeles by the alias DJ Nameless. Her most recent project “ACCENTS” is the marriage of an appreciation for the original analog style of DJ'ing combined with her love for activism, community, art and storytelling. So far Accents has shown in Harun Coffee - Los Angeles and Axiom Art Gallery - New Orleans with more exhibitions to be announced. http://www.nameless-nl.com/ Playlist curated by DJ Nameless: https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/530bcc05-1c0a-4361-8d3b-c67b4c490231 Audio Engineer: b_cuz Originally recorded September 6, 2022 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theeamateurexpert/support

In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Bill and Annessa, husband and wife duo investing with Neighborhood Ventures, share a little bit of their life story, and how they came to own a cleaning company and utilize the proceeds from that to invest in real estate. The couple talks about how they ended up owning a cleaning company, and Jamison and Heather chime in mentioning that although it's not the most glamorous business, owners of these companies often times reap great benefits, which is what allowed Bill and Annessa to start investing their additional income. Slow and steady wins the race for Bill and Annessa, as they only take on clients from referrals, which shows how strong their business is and the quality they provide. To hear more about their company, life lessons, and investing in real estate, listen to this week's episode of Kiss My Assets.

Annessa and Bill Morrison have created a guided healing program based on the same techniques they used for Annessa to cure herself of lupus. They are not doctors, Annessa is an artist who is now healed from the unhealable, and Bill Morrison is an expert on getting himself through the role of caretaker. Both have been studying the best ways to immerse yourself into the right brain. Finally, their online guided healing program is live and uses fine art as a vehicle for your healing. Strap in for some mind-blowing personal mind control techniques that you don't need a prescription for. Sick and tired of feeling sick and tired? Annessa and Bill are CEO and COO of a janitorial service, online guided healing program, and online fine art business. Website: www.healingthroughartrx.com

World Suicide Prevention Day was 10th September 2021, so this episode is very timely.   The suicide statistics are growing at an alarming rate. Worldwide, every 40 seconds another person dies by suicide.   It is probably any parent's worst nightmare, when they suspect or learn, that their child is contemplating suicide.   So what can parents do to support their child when they feel or know that they are really struggling? Take Care of Our Own Emotions First Start Talking Ask Your Child about their feelings, emotions current situation Listen to their Responses Agree the Next Best Course of Action for Your Child In this episode Annessa offers some comforting and straight forward advice for parents who are confronted with the “unthinkable”. Want to know more? Then Grab a cuppa - and keep listening! ~~~ More about Annessa : Dr Annessa Rebair, Prof Doc, MSc, BSc (Hons), RMN, PG Cert Ed Annessa is a registered mental health nurse and senior lecturer at Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne. She has enjoyed 29 years' working in the NHS and Higher Education. Annessa's subject specialties and interests include suicide and loss, spirituality, and compassionate care. Annessa's Doctoral research (Meeting Spaces: crafting conversations about suicide in nurse education) explored what was needed to have meaningful conversations about suicide. Annessa is a former Trustee and advocate of PAPYRUS, Trustee for Teen Yoga UK and Recoco, Newcastle. She is currently involved in national and regional research about suicide with veterans and the ambulance service. Annessa is also a yoga teacher and qualified leadership coach, she is interested in yoga and healing and is the Director of Connectedness Yoga and Wellbeing Community Interest Company (not for profit). ~~~
 We mentioned PAPYRUS a lot : Prevention of Young Suicide https://www.papyrus-uk.org/ There is so much information available for Parents and Young People. If you need further support - either click the link or : Call PAPYRUS HOPELINEUK on 0800 068 4141 Now. ~~~~~ My Anxiety course provides you with support by :

✔️ Recognising the triggers Understanding Anxiety - and why we don't want to get rid of it all together Learning a couple of techniques to help you stop a panic attack in it's tracks How as a parent, you can support your anxious child

We are celebrating The Impact Farming Show's 3rd Anniversary. To celebrate, we are counting down and rebroadcasting the TOP 5 episodes from season 3. This week we are excited to bring you our #1 highest listened to and watched episode, which was “Farm Transition Part #1: Succession Planning" w/Merle Good and Annessa Good Originally aired on May 12, 2021 - We had the pleasure of having this dynamic duo on the Impact Farming Show, as father and daughter, their unique situation allows them to bring a multi-faceted and multi-generational view to farm transition planning.  Merle and Annessa Good have so much valuable information to share with us, so we felt it was best to feature them in 2 different episodes.  This first episode is all about Succession Planning, you do not want to miss it. ................................................ In this week's episode, we will be speaking to Annessa Good and Merle Good in the first of a two-part episode about Farm Transition. Merle is a Farm Business Management Consultant and has been working with farm families for decades. Annessa is a Farm Transition Advisor with Farm Credit Canada. In this week's episode, we will be discussing Succession Planning, and in next week's episode we will be discussing Estate Planning. In this episode; Merle and Annessa define succession planning and estate planning and share how they see them as two pillars within the umbrella process of transition planning. They expand on why they encourage farm families to look at who takes over the farm (succession planning) and the farm wealth (estate planning) separately and then again as part of the much larger picture. They speak to the importance of communication and how unspoken expectations are the silent killer on family farms. Merle and Annessa discuss farm roles, responsibilities, and compensation. They share how farming is an equity game versus an income game and they speak to why this difference is important. This episode is jammed packed with nuggets of wisdom and strategies from Merle and Annessa's work with Canadian farm families. You DON'T want to miss this one, and make sure to tune into next week's episode for part two of this interview. …………………………. ***Don't forget to sign up as an Impact Farming Insider so that you are first to know about all-new episodes, fantastic contests, and new promotions https://www.farmmarketer.com/impact_farming_show/sign-up …………………………. Thank You to our Show Sponsor: PIONEER Made To Grow "The Pioneer Made To Grow" Podcast  Learn More  ………………………….

Dr. Kimberly Kenton talks pelvic floor disorders and what women can do to treat them. Registered dietitian Annessa Chumbley, with RDTV, has some easy and delicious snack ideas and shortcuts the whole family will love! https://annessard.comDr. Amanda Olsen is a pelvic health physical therapist & President of Intimate Rose. At Intimate Rose, she creates tools to empower people to solve sensitive health issues. https://www.intimaterose.com/

KDOI Rebroadcast of an interview with Annessa Ferris Hello friend, this is Timothy Kimo Brien your head instigator at Create Art Podcast where I bring my 20 years in art and education to help you tame your inner critic and create more than you consume. In 2021 I am rebroadcasting my former podcast KDOI Podcast here so you can catch up on what we have been doing for the past 4 years. KDOI Podcast was my first serious attempt at podcasting after spending many years just creating content without regard to the final product. KDOI started in 2016 and had 3 seasons until I closed it down in 2019. I wanted to make sure that these gems didn't get relegated to my external hard drives, so here you go, there will be interviews, commentary, and projects that you can do for yourself. Enjoy these rebroadcasts and Create More Than You Consume. Singing as Art This was the third episode for KDOI Podcasting's first season. Topics discussed: Annessa's binging's in music Collaborating in poetry Collaboration in music Attempts to balance work and her artistic practice Annessa scored a 7 out of 7 in the Satanic Seven Questions   Reaching Out To reach out to me, email timothy@createartpodcast.com I would love to hear about your journey and what you are working on. If you would like to be on the show or have me discuss a topic that is giving you trouble write in and lets start that conversation. Email: timothy@createartpodcast.com YouTube Channel: Create Art Podcast YT Channel IG: @createartpodcast Twitter: @createartpod Mighty Networks: Create Art Podcast

In this week’s episode, we will be speaking to Annessa Good and Merle Good about “Estate Planning,” in part two of our conversation on Farm Transition. Did you catch last week’s episode? Part two picks up where we left off last week, so we highly encourage our audience to tune into that episode first and then return here for part two of this conversation. While the term "Estate Planning" sounds highly technical...don't be fooled. This episode is all about land values and transferring land (and other wealth) from founders to generation two. In this episode, Tracy, Annessa, and Merle discuss: When is the right time to transfer land? Should founders wait until they pass away and leave the land through the will? Spoiler alert…Merle says no and explains why this is not ideal. Many founders want to rent the land to the second generation. Merle discusses why this is not ideal at all and offers a more sensible path forward. Founders, are you ready to transfer the land but scared to lose control? Merle shares some thoughts on ways to do this so that it becomes a win-win for both generations. Are you ready to sell the land to generation two? If so, what is the appropriate way to value the land when charging full market value is not the desired outcome, is not financially viable, and most importantly, is not fair for the farming kid(s) that have invested years of their time and money into the farm. They discuss the concept of sweat equity. What is it? Where does it come into the picture? They also discuss an equation for valuing sweat equity and share more on why they encourage “farm kids” to be tracking it. Have you heard of heritage equity? This is an intriguing and eye-opening concept and makes a great discussion on who “owns” the equity in the rising land values. Merle and Annessa then dive into a conversation about off-farm children and how to make sure they are taken care of. You DO NOT want to miss part two of this conversation. It is jammed packed with nuggets of wisdom and strategies from Merle and Annessa’s work with Canadian farm families.   ***Don't forget to sign up as an Impact Farming Insider so that you are first to know about all-new episodes, fantastic contests, and new promotions https://www.farmmarketer.com/impact_farming_show/sign-up …………………………. Thank You to our Show Sponsor: PIONEER Made To Grow"The Pioneer Made To Grow" Podcast  Learn More  ………………………….

In this week’s episode, we will be speaking to Annessa Good and Merle Good in the first of a two-part episode about Farm Transition. Merle is a Farm Business Management Consultant and has been working with farm families for decades. Annessa is a Farm Transition Advisor with Farm Credit Canada. We are excited to have this dynamic duo on the show this week because, as father and daughter, their unique situation allows them to bring a multi-faceted and multi-generational view to farm transition planning. In this week’s episode, we will be discussing Succession Planning, and in next week’s episode we will be discussing Estate Planning. In this episode; Merle and Annessa define succession planning and estate planning and share how they see them as two pillars within the umbrella process of transition planning. They expand on why they encourage farm families to look at who takes over the farm (succession planning) and the farm wealth (estate planning) separately and then again as part of the much larger picture. They speak to the importance of communication and how unspoken expectations are the silent killer on family farms. Merle and Annessa discuss farm roles, responsibilities, and compensation. They share how farming is an equity game versus an income game and they speak to why this difference is important. This episode is jammed packed with nuggets of wisdom and strategies from Merle and Annessa’s work with Canadian farm families. You DON’T want to miss this one, and make sure to tune into next week’s episode for part two of this interview.   ***Don't forget to sign up as an Impact Farming Insider so that you are first to know about all-new episodes, fantastic contests, and new promotions https://www.farmmarketer.com/impact_farming_show/sign-up …………………………. Thank You to our Show Sponsor: PIONEER Made To Grow"The Pioneer Made To Grow" Podcast  Learn More  ………………………….

Whether your New Year’s resolution includes a healthier lifestyle, sticking to a budget, or simply adding something new and fun to your weekly recipe rotation, give your meals a flare this year with nutritious, delicious, and affordable ideas that are sure to freshen things up for the whole family. Registered Dietitian and Emmy-nominated television host, Annessa Chumbley shares breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner options that are perfect for satisfying appetites with ease throughout the day. On January 22nd, Annessa will showcase healthy and affordable recipes with big flavor that are available at a value compared to national brands—meaning shoppers can save without sacrificing on quality and taste. USDA-certified organic and always non-GMO items from O Organics and clean, minimally processed Open Nature products are available at your local grocery stores. Annessa chats with Mark Alyn.

Whether your New Year’s resolution includes a healthier lifestyle, sticking to a budget, or simply adding something new and fun to your weekly recipe rotation, give your meals a flare this year with nutritious, delicious, and affordable ideas that are sure to freshen things up for the whole family. Registered Dietitian and Emmy-nominated television host, Annessa Chumbley shares breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner options that are perfect for satisfying appetites with ease throughout the day. On January 22nd, Annessa will showcase healthy and affordable recipes with big flavor that are available at a value compared to national brands—meaning shoppers can save without sacrificing on quality and taste. USDA-certified organic and always non-GMO items from O Organics and clean, minimally processed Open Nature products are available at your local grocery stores. Annessa chats with Mark Alyn.

In this bonus interview, Dana and Annessa speak with Jeffrey Harry of Rediscover Your Play about learning to tap into your highest work potential by discovering your "play." Jeff also uses play to have hard conversations with corporations and their employees about race relations. Website: RediscoverYourPlay.comInstagram: @jeffharryplaysTwitter: @jeffharryplaysLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-harry-6991a94/Medium: @jeffharryplaysYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/jchucheTikTok: @jeffharryplays

Shout out to Stacey Abrams. This week, Annessa and Dana talk with Angela Sheree' of The Ever Evolving podcast about working with a supportive boss during COVID, the importance of mental health in the black community, and expanding the Black Podcasting network. Also we're celebrating this bitch being out the White House.

Sydney and Annessa discuss the Top Five Games played by middle schoolers these days.

Dana and Annessa give a long overdue update on work.

Welcome to the International Mental Health Nursing Research Conference 2020. Between Tuesday 15th September and Friday 25th September we will be running episodes that will feature evening panel discussions supplemented by presentations from each contributor that will be available to watch beforehand. Episode 7 [originally broadcast on Tuesday 22 September 2020] was on the theme of ‘Education' and featured four panellists: Kirsty Beart is a nursing lecturer with a wide experience of practice and teaching across bio/psycho/social services and approaches to care. This includes teaching social workers, health and social care undergraduates and nurses. She has expertise in care of people with dementia and has published on this topic. She has researched and published student learning in mental health using visualisation as a method for more in-depth understanding. She has recently worked clinically in an acute admissions ward in her local mental health trust and whilst doing so has developed and created a framework for collaborative working with people with lived experience, service users and practice colleagues. Using this philosophy of working she has designed and validated a training framework for specialist practice which is inclusive and innovative. Dr Michelle Glascott is subject lead for mental health nursing at Northumbria University. Michelle has worked across a range of pioneering NHS mental health services for over 20 years, during which time she completed her Doctoral study with violent/ sex offenders diagnosed with personality disorder. Michelle leads numerous projects in ‘service user involvement' and peer led research. A critical mental health practitioner, with social justice at the forefront of her practice. Michelle is a Trustee at an award winning, unique peer-led recovery college (www.recoverycoco.com). ‘Student's' perceived ‘symptoms' are re-framed to ‘superpowers' which are then redirected to develop and support others. Dr Annessa Rebair is a senior lecturer in mental health nursing at Northumbria University. She is an executive and leadership coach and has enjoyed leading and governing award-winning mental health services and charities. She is currently elected to Council at the Royal College of Nursing. Annessa has led nationally on the subject of suicide awareness and prevention completing Doctoral research entitled: Meeting Spaces: crafting conversations about suicide in nurse education. Annessa has spirituality at the core of her practice, she is curious about the co- construction of meaningful encounters in health contexts and what it means to be human. Niki Simbani is a lecturer and professional lead in mental health nursing with expertise in acute mental health nursing in the UK. Her teaching experience is in both pre and registration nursing programmes with interest in adult and child and adolescent mental health. She has led Safewards projects locally and internationally. Her other interests are in Equality Diversity and Inclusion in nurse education and practice. Niki is a current PhD candidate; her thesis is on clinical supervision in Acute inpatient mental health wards. She focuses on qualitative research, Action Research and Participatory Action Research approach. The #MHNR2020 presenters are: Nicky Lambert, Vanessa Garrity, Ben Hannigan & Mick McKeown. Some Twitter links to follow presenters and guests are: MG - https://twitter.com/MichelleGlasco2 AR - https://twitter.com/annessarebair NL - https://twitter.com/NikiSimbani NL - https://twitter.com/niadla VG - https://twitter.com/VanessaRNMH BH - https://twitter.com/benhannigan MM - https://twitter.com/mickmckeown2016 Credits: Presenters: Nicky Lambert, Vanessa Garrity & Ben Hannigan Panellists: Kirsty Beart, Dr Michelle Glascott, Dr Annessa Rebair & Niki Simbani Theme music: Tony Gillam Production & Editing: Dave Munday (https://twitter.com/davidamunday)

This is the download from my live YouTube chat with Annessa. Annessa is a reseller, alopecia and Uniwig spokesperson. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aresellerspassion/message

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you'll get to hear the much anticipated part 2 of my interview with Annessa Good. Annessa is an Agriculture Transition Specialist at Farm Credit Canada where she helps people start the transition conversation, giving them the tools and resources to work towards goals that keep their operations viable and sustainable.  For show notes including links mentioned in today's show, head on over to https://wildrosefarmer.com/?p=10169 (WildRoseFarmer.com)

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you'll meet Annessa Good. Annessa is an Agriculture Transition Specialist at Farm Credit Canada where she helps people start the transition conversation, giving them the tools and resources to work towards goals that keep their operations viable and sustainable.  Enjoy part one this week and we'll see you all back here next week for part two with Annessa! For show notes and links mentioned in today's show, head on over to WildRoseFarmer.com

Dana & Annessa discuss the state of America in light of the police murder of #GeorgeFloyd at the Water Cooler, during the Down to Business Segment, Dana’s best friend Kayla tells her side of the story from our previous “Fights in the Parking Lot” episode.

It’s season 3. Dana and Annessa are with the shits and y’all are too.

A guardarlo così di striscio, Record of Lodoss War-Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth sembrerebbe tutti gli effetti un semplice reskin di Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, ma in realtà, e al netto delle somiglianze, al nostro Andrea Giongiani è parso uno dei meglio metroidvania degli ultimi tempi.Buon ascolto!Soundtraccia: Outcastempo - Alessandro Mucchi / Outcast Sala Giochi Loop - Alessandro MucchiRecord of Lodoss War-Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth è disponibile su PC in Accesso Anticipato dal 12 marzo 2020. Noi lo abbiamo provato grazie a un codice Steam gentilmente fornito dall’agenzia di PR che segue il gioco. Il feed dei nostri podcast videoludici.I nostri podcast videoludici su iTunes.I nostri podcast videoludici su Podbean.I nostri podcast videoludici su Spotify.I nostri podcast videoludici su Stitcher.Il feed di tutti i nostri podcast.Tutti i nostri podcast su iTunes.Tutti i nostri podcast su Podbean.Tutti i nostri podcast su Spotify.Tutti i nostri podcast su Stitcher.Il nostro canale su Youtube.Per contattarci:Scrivi ad Outcast - podcast@outcast.it

Registered Dietitian Annessa Chumbley Explains Why USDA Certified Organic Products that are NOW More Affordable than EVER! Annessa talks with Mark Alyn about O Organics products.

Registered Dietitian Annessa Chumbley Explains Why USDA Certified Organic Products that are NOW More Affordable than EVER! Annessa talks with Mark Alyn about O Organics products.

Jazz, Dana and Annessa tell stories about their experiences quitting jobs.

Dana, Annessa and Jazz give interview tips and discuss the background check process. Jazz gives hood advice on how to pass a drug test.

Annessa’s brother Tony joins us this episode to discuss his experience being locked up for a collective 52 months to obtaining and maintaining employment with a criminal record. Site mentioned: https://secondchancejobsforfelons.com/

Look, Imma be off. Dana is sick. Annessa is sick. Jazz is sick of everybody.   Black entrepreneur: Blaq.us  FOLLOW US! @blackatworkpod, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Youtube

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be intentional and purposeful in your kitchen and with your food? Today I have Annessa Chumbley back on the show for part 2 of the series.  In this episode we dive more into the food and how Annessa lost weight.  She shares with us that when she was younger that when she ate certain foods, she would think she was bad.  She chats with us about how health starts in the head and that losing weight is more about mind work more then body work. How negative self-talk can be so damaging in regards to losing weight.  One story that stood out to me is when her kids were younger she thought about the question, "What was it like to be in the kitchen with your mom?" and she really wanted to be intentional with what they would say when they were older. Hear what she says about this topic and more on the podcast. If you liked this episode, I bet you will love this episode on helping our kids have a great relationship with food: http://mominspiredshow.com/raise-children-healthy-relationship-food-dana-snook-77/   Resources mentioned in the show: Looking to plan spring break or summer travels, this is the best time to do it! Click here  Travel Agent  to set up a free consultation or you can message me on FB (Mom Inspired Living) or Instagram (@ambersandberg)   Did you know you can find me at: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ambersandberg/?hl=en Mom Inspired Living FB page: https://www.facebook.com/Mom-Inspired-Living-181537359017063/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/ambersandberg/pins/   Guest Info: Annessa Chumbley Website: https://annessard.com/              

Have you ever wondered how do some people seem to be living their best life? Today I have Annessa Chumbley on the show for a 2-part series. She is going to be sharing with us how she started her career, how she lost weight, and how she views nutrition in her home with her kids.  Annessa shares with us how she struggled with being overweight when she was younger and how she had to change her relationship with food to get to where she is today both with her body and her career.  She talks about how she got to where she today in her career making TV appearances and educating her audience on fun ways to eat good food! One point that really stood out to me is when she told me she has the perspective of, find the need and fulfill it in regards to finding your passion! Hear what she says about this topic and more on the podcast. If you liked this episode, I bet you will love this episode where I talk about perfectionism and how it can be getting in the way of things that you want. Is Perfection working against you?   Resources mentioned in the show: Looking to plan spring break or summer travels, this is the best time to do it! Click here  Travel Agent  to set up a free consultation or you can message me on FB (Mom Inspired Living) or Instagram (@ambersandberg)   Did you know you can find me at: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ambersandberg/?hl=en Mom Inspired Living FB page: https://www.facebook.com/Mom-Inspired-Living-181537359017063/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/ambersandberg/pins/ Guest Info: Annessa Chumbley Website: https://annessard.com/        

Annessa strives for joy and she chooses to bring it to the table in the good times and hard. Everything about Annessa represents the positivity it takes to have meaningful success in work and in life. As a homeschooling mom that also works outside of the home as a dietitian, recipe-creator, spokes-person AND a talk show host, Annessa is somewhat of a superwoman. But don't be fooled by the idea that perfection is what describes her life. She talks about the moment in her life where this became a revelation, one of Annessa's hardest times, when her marriage crumbled away. Her vulnerability in relaying her hardship makes you feel connected to her even more. And ladies, let's wipe away the shame of divorce, Amen? I'm confident Annessa’s story of overcoming is one you'll want to hear and even share with a friend... because we all have experience with broken relationships. Look forward to these gems from our conversation: Get inspired by Annaessa transformation of herself through the transformation of others Learn an old school trick to the power of positive thinking. Walk away with an attitude of gratitude when it comes to food. Guys, when you’re finished listening, you’ll quickly agree that Annessa is the best! Go to the show notes to continue to follow Annessa on Facebook live and to sign up for the kids-snack challenge! Anessa’s Website Like Anessa on Facebook Follow Anessa on Instagram Thank you so much for listening! Please be sure to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or your favorite podcast app. And let me know what you think of today’s episode. I would love to connect with you AT MY FAVORITE PLACE, Instagram!

This episode is all about talking about what we have learned from the 12 artists we talked with. We review their final thoughts and their projects for season 2.    We also discuss what is the next phase in KDOI Podcasting, stay tuned in April when we start up season 1.5 with projects you can do with Tim, send in pictures of your projects to kdoipodcasting@gmail.com and lets see how you have been inspired.  I'd like to thank Nelson, Annessa, Ashly, John, Mike Finlay, Mike Porter, Ken, Curt, Heather Moon and Heather Meyers and Ethan for spending time with me and providing their insight.   

Episode 3 finds Timothy Kimo Brien talking with Annessa Ferris in Tampa Florida which she considers similar to living on the surface of the sun.    Tim and Annessa first met on her prom date with a mutual friend 22 years ago. They discuss their shared hometown of Rockford Illinois, screw capital and forest city of the world. The former Mayor of Rockford used to be Annessa's neighbor.  Annessa is primarily known as a singer and songwriter that dabbles occasionally into writing poetry and personal diary. She loves the collaboration of music and being in a band with other musicians.  Her first band was a local group in Rockford called "Coconut Champaign", then she moved onto another group as a special guest "The Fuzz" a cool funk band in Rockford. Many of the gigs she played in Rockford were as a special guest and then she sang for Harlan Jefferson and sang with his band. Red and the PlayRay Players hired Annessa as a back up singer for a time and played the RAMI's, Rockford's Musical awards. Most recently she sang and collaborated with Mana Kintorso for 5 years.  Now in Florida, she has put her Art aside while transitioning to a new job and career, but still is doing Karaoke and we discover that both Annessa and Tim sing "Kiss" Princes version while performing in Karaoke bars.  Discussion continues about finding time for inspiration while trying to balance life and the importance of surrounding yourself with like minded people.   We end today's interview with the Satanic Seven questions and Annessa scores 6 out of 7 questions right. Of special note is the airspeed velocity question. 

Annessa Senior Slideshow 2011

We intervie Annessa Chumbley who is a Registered Dietitian and owner of Flourish, LLC. Annessa talks with us about her lecture at the conference which was about post weight loss surgery nutritional supplements. She also answers a question from one of our forum members on veganism and vegetarianism after surgery.