Podcast appearances and mentions of brooke jones

This month, we're centering the full spectrum of Black Motherhood—and this episode makes it clear: some of the most transformative mothering doesn't begin with biology. It begins with presence. As part of our special April series for National Black Girl Month™, Dr. Rikesha Fry Brown and I are joined by Dr. Brooke Jones—licensed psychologist, founder of Fresh Start for the Mind, and adoptive mother—for a conversation that redefines what it means to mother. Together, we honor the caregivers whose stories often go untold: the aunties, godmothers, mentors, and grandmothers who shape futures, hold space, and quietly carry generations. Dr. Brooke shares her personal journey through infertility, adoption, and parenting, as well as the emotional labor she witnesses every day in her clinical practice. This episode asks: What does it mean to mother a child you didn't birth? How do we affirm women who are doing the sacred work of raising children and communities without recognition? And what would it look like if we measured motherhood not by origin—but by impact? If you've ever stood in the gap for someone else's child… if you've ever mothered from the sidelines or behind the scenes… this conversation is for you. Listen now as we continue National Black Girl Month™ by honoring motherhood in every form it takes. Connect with Dr. Brooke Jones: www.freshstartmind.com Get Your National Black Girl Month™ Toolkit: www.nationalblackgirlmonth.com  Join Momentum Lab: https://lab.feliciafordandco.com  Connect with Felicia: www.threads.net/@friendscallmefe  More about Dr. Brooke Jones In 2013, Dr. Jones branched out on her own to open Fresh Start for the Mind. She wanted a practice that incorporated the mind, body, and spirit. Her love for psychological evaluations became evident in the surrounding communities. As referrals grew, so did Fresh Start. Dr. Jones first hired an additional psychologist (to support the numerous evaluation referrals) and counselors (to support an additional need for children, adults, couples, and families in the community). Then, Dr. Jones built administrative support, along with more providers that also offered psychiatric treatment, nutrition services, counseling, and coaching. In 2016, the company relocated to Suwanee and opened two additional locations in Stockbridge and Canton. Fresh Start is now comprised of over 30 staff, offering psychological evaluations, psychiatric care / medication management, counseling and coaching, and nutrition support. The growth of Fresh Start has been a journey. Dr. Jones has seen the needs for mental health grow in Georgia since starting her career. She is most proud of the people who work within the company and the difference they make in lives every day! She credits her faith as the driver for every growth opportunity and every expansion thus far; she values family and divine connections for encouraging her growth while also keeping her grounded; and she honors her own passion and optimism for people and humanity. For more information regarding Dr. Jones and Fresh Start for the Mind, visit www.freshstartmind.com. #NationalBlackGirlMonth #BlackMotherhood #Mom #Adoption #FosterCare

Brooke Jones aka Bodied By Brooke Tells Her Story From Making A Million In 2020, Past Trauma, BBL, Hidden Vault And More --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nolazine-network/support

Adoption and Foster Care: Taking Off the Rose Colored Glasses | September 19, 2024 | On Call with the Prairie Doc® | Prairie Doc® host Dr. Debra Johnston, with guests Dr. Brooke Jones from Child's Voice - Sanford, Sioux Falls, SD and Nikki Eining CSW-PIP QMHP from Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Coordinator, Private Independent Practice Licensed Social Worker, SD Center for Disabilities, Brookings, SD.

During my two and a half decades in TV news, unfortunately, I covered far too many domestic violence calls. Often, it would be a standoff with police. And those are just the calls that we know about. There are so many people who are suffering in silence even today. Someone trying to shed light on this problem is my next guest, Dr. Brooke Jones, the founder and president of Stronger Women.

Today's show is the first in an ongoing mini-series discussing Breeding Grounds, organizations that have developed and spawned future industry leaders. We'll cover both allocators and managers to see what we can learn about developing talent. In the first episode of the mini-series, we discuss Carnegie Corporation of New York. Ellen Shuman became Carnegie's first CIO in 1999 after working for David Swensen at Yale. Over her dozen year tenure and that of Meredith Jenkins and Kim Lew for the next dozen, and incredible 8 of the 17 investment professionals that walked in the door have become CIOs, and the rest appear either on their way or found their passion as leaders in complimentary roles or outside the industry. Those who became sitting CIOs are Meredith at Carnegie and Trinity Wall Street, Kim at Carnegie and Columbia, Jon Michael Consalvo at Carnegie, Alisa Mall at Michael Dell's Family Office, Niles Bryant at Bowdoin College, Brooke Jones at Bryn Mawr College, Ken Lee at Children's Healthcare, and Li Tan at Radian X.  Carnegie is a lesser-known allocator training ground than Yale, but it's produced half the number of future CIOs from fraction of the team size. My guests to discuss how this happened are Ellen Shuman, Meredith Jenkins, Kim Lew, and Alisa Mall. We cover the chronology of their paths, and the Carnegie organization and investment process, including recruiting, culture, research, decision-making, and succession. Alongside the many applicable lessons they share, their palpable love and respect for each other is evident from the get go. Learn More Follow Ted on Twitter at @tseides or LinkedIn Subscribe to the mailing list Access Transcript with Premium Membership

Reaching the next generation is entirely dependent upon how we see the next generation. We need a clear understanding of what they need and - just as important - what they already have to offer. When Jesus said to make disciples, that includes kids. And God's desire to work through people includes working through kids. It's a "both-and" conversation, and so we brought in both Brooke Jones and Mike Haynes to talk about how we can all more effectively partner with the next generation in the work of the Kingdom.

Brooke Jones experienced a strong career, which was most recently within the health policy and research sector in WA. With the necessary academic qualifications, she was a knowledgeable policy maker. This allowed her to be involved in the monitoring and implementation of key programs to support those in our society. However, this career was interrupted with her becoming a mother. As can often be the case after a significant life event, she reassessed her professional outlook during pregnancy, after child birth and through the wonder mothering a new born. Brooke changed her focus and has successfully studied to become a “midwife”

Thank you for listening to Brown Mama Bear hosted by Shanera Williamson.  Today on the show, Shanera welcomes Brooke Jones to talk about managing Christmas stress and how she created her company, HBCYou Dolls.   HBCYouDolls.com   Connect with Brooke Jones and HBCYou Dolls: Facebook, Instagram   Connect with Shanera and Brown Mama Bear: Facebook, Instagram, Website   Make sure you share Brown Mama Bear with at least 3 friends so you have someone to talk with about these things.  

This episode is part of our series, "Issues that the Church is Not Paying Attention To". Today we are joined by Dr. Brooke Jones of Stronger Women, and she discusses domestic, sexual, and spiritual abuse. Dr. Jones also sheds light on how to look for the signs that abuse may be occurring, and provides tips on how everyday Christians can boldly speak out on these critical issues while also sharing the healing power of the Gospel. Conversations with Christians Engaged | Hosted by Bunni Pounds Listen, watch, and subscribe: https://christiansengaged.org/conversations-show Christians Engaged exists to awaken, educate, and empower believers in Jesus Christ to: ▪️ PRAY for our nation and elected officials regularly ▪️ VOTE in every local, state, and national election to impact our culture ▪️ ENGAGE our hearts in civic education or involvement for the well-being of our local communities and our nation Learn more: ⁠⁠https://christiansengaged.org/⁠⁠ Support our efforts: ⁠⁠https://christiansengaged.org/donate⁠⁠ Take the PLEDGE to PRAY, VOTE, & ENGAGE: ⁠⁠https://christiansengaged.org/pledge⁠

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Georgie is performing her romantic comedy one woman play, 'Sunsets', at Omnibus Theatre in Clapham TONIGHT (20th July) and TOMORROW (21st July) at 8.30pm. And before this tonight, there will be a performance of 'Mr Sister' at 7pm with Holly Kellingray and Brooke Jones, AKA Holly and Brooke are Hooked. You can watch Holly and Brooke's videos on Instagram and TikTok and, like Georgie, they are heading up to Edinburgh Fringe for the month! Georgie chats to them to find out more.

If you had a chance to meet God, what questions would you ask? Brooke Jones is a self-proclaimed hippie who overdosed at age 25 and was clinically dead for 8 minutes. During her Near Death Experience she was able to have a Q&A session with God. In this episode we hear her explanation of what God's laughter sounds and feels like. We also learn about his cry. In her words, "God's voice made Darth Vader sound like Mickey Mouse." Brooke describes death, Karma, and many other secrets of life in a fun, humorous way. https://writtenbybrookejones.com/ RoundTripDeath.com Donate to the show https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

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Episode 252 - "The Baller Alert Show" Feat: Ferrari Simmons, Su Solo & You Know BT Produced by: Octavia March Special Guest: Brooke Jones Topics include: ICYM, NBA Youngboy, Kelis & Bill Murray; Our exclusive interview with Bodied by Brooke: Sex and Wellness, from jail to making over 10 million & more. The Baller Alert Show Featuring @FerrariSimmons @_SuSolo  @Youknowbt @iHandlebars  ":The Culture Deserves It" IG: @balleralert Twitter: @balleralert Facebook: balleralertcom   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mental Health Professionals Roundtable: Dr. Laronta Rush, Healthy Minds Psychology Assoc., Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind, Dr. Brianna Gaynor, Peace of Mind Psychological Services, and Kristen Fraser, LPC, Canton Counseling (ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 46) On this edition of ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, four independent mental health professionals joined host Bill McDermott. […] The post Mental Health Professionals Roundtable: Dr. Laronta Rush, Healthy Minds Psychology Assoc., Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind, Dr. Brianna Gaynor, Peace of Mind Psychological Services, and Kristen Fraser, LPC, Canton Counseling appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Brooke had DNF her last two 100-mile race attempts. So she showed up at Canebrake 200 in true Ultrarunner fashion and said "Let's just go and see if I can fuckin do this!"  She ended up being the first finisher, male or female, in 57:11:18.  Today's show is sponsored by VJShoes. Get some free Mudgear socks if you order in the next few days at VJShoesUSA.com We are also sponsored by BoneFrog. They are back this year in PA with an open and elite wave, plus a multi-lap decision. Check them out and register at BoneFrogChallenge.com Brooke on Instagram Complete Canebrake 200 results - https://ultrasignup.com/results_event.aspx?did=94273 Watch a video about Canebrake 200 - https://youtu.be/7v23qkVFQd0 The podcast can be heard using the link below or you can listen to the podcast here. Support us on Patreon. All other ORM Links. Intro  Music – Paul B. Outro Music – Brian Revels

Random Acts of Kindness Day is February 17th! VP Brooke Jones, joins us to talk about the many ways to be random with kindness! https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/

Business mogul Brooke Jones (@bodied_by_brooke_ ) discusses her incarceration and how she became the business mogul she is today! Stay In Touch Media IG: DaPost Up Personal IG: MSMOCLRK ONLINE BOUTIQUE IG: Luxe Myraj WEBSITES: www.dapostup.godaddysites.com www.luxemyraj.com Wanna on our calendar? DM @dapostup or email: bookingwithdapostupnews@gmail.com Catch us ❗️LIVE ❗️Every 2nd and 4th Thursdays @globalvisiontv.status broadcasted through @status_network ‼️REPLAYS ‼️

Random Acts of Kindness' Brooke Jones spreads kindness each and every day. She shares how you can make a difference too, whether it be at home, school or work. Our good chat includes us discussing how marrying someone with different political sensibilities changed her own idea of kindness, what a RAKtivist is and how to become one, and easy, simple ways we all can take action to make this world of ours a lot kinder. And the timing for this could be more perfect: Sunday, November 13th is World Kindness Day. For great, free resources, visit www.randomactsofkindness.org.

Brooke and I go way back to a very special chapter in our mid-twenties where we spent everyday together for over a year thanks to working in the same tiny office. Here we are all these years later both mamas to baby boys in the same year. B showed up for me big time during my postpartum journey when I felt like a deer in headlights. She let me in on the secret that mamas have your backs no matter how much time has passed. One of her many gifts is her honesty, which in turns makes you feel safe to be your truest self. In today's episode we talk about: "...the invisible network you never knew you had" aka mom friends, nourishing (and trusting) your body during pregnancy and postpartum, adjusting to your new life as a mom, the gift of having a doula, nursing and weaning, and so much more. Hope you enjoy!

Brooke wants to live in a world where people choose kindness over violence, compassion over cruelty, and action over indifference. She studied in Paris and holds a degree in art history. She also holds certifications in Applied Positive Psychology and Brene Brown's work, The Daring Way. She delivered a TEDx talk in 2017 where she shared her personal journey with mental illness. Outside of her time creating written content for the Foundation, she enjoys fiber crafting, creative writing and helping spread kindness in her local community with her teenage daughter. Brooke is in the process of writing a book for parents to help support them in creating and maintaining healthy and fulfilling relationships with their children.

Welcome to another episode of the Relatable Voice! On today's roadtrip, the RV is picking up Brooke Jones in San Francisco California. Brooke is an LA and San Francisco radio personality and also a writer. Her latest book is called “Why are there Monkeys? And Other Questions for God”. Find more at: https://writtenbybrookejones.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to another episode of the Relatable Voice! On today's roadtrip, the RV is picking up Brooke Jones in San Francisco California. Brooke is an LA and San Francisco radio personality and also a writer. Her latest book is called “Why are there Monkeys? And Other Questions for God”. Find more at: https://writtenbybrookejones.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Trish Leigh is joined by Brooke Jones as they talk about how implementing random acts of kindness in your life can positively impact you. They will also discuss:- Being intentional with kindness until it becomes a habit- Implementing kindness into your everyday activities- How being kind to others will aid you in a happier, healthier lifeTo learn more, go to https://drtrishleigh.com/porn-brain-programs/Listen now. Want to donate to help kids avoid porn addiction. https://pornbrainprevention.org/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pornbrainreboot)

Kindness is free! It doesn't have to be a big grand gesture to be kind to someone or even to yourself. Abby's mom, Brooke Jones, comes in as a guest host for this episode and shares the benefits of kindness and ways to express it that are easy and impactful. ---Discover the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation ---In Your Ellement is a teen-hosted podcast covering conversations with teen allies. Fifteen-year-old host and TEDx speaker, Abby Jones, chats with some of the most inspiring educators, creators, and change makers reflecting on their teen years, what makes them feel the most “in their element” on the daily, and things they wish they had known as a teenager.------> Check out our website!---> Follow us for a chance to be mentioned out on future episodes!---> Become a founding member and test the beta version of the sister app.---> Submit your creative expression for a chance to be featured on the podcast!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

"We all have opportunities everyday to be kind." Teen-host Abby's mom, Brooke Jones, comes back on to talk more about one of her greatest values and missions in life - kindness. Brooke shares more about her work with the Random Acts of Kindness foundation, a story of kindness that has stayed with her, and what her and Abby call their "pay it forward" project. --- Watch Brooke's Ted Talk Discover the Random Acts of Kindess Foundation---In Your Ellement is a teen-hosted podcast covering conversations with teen allies. Fifteen-year-old host and TEDx speaker, Abby Jones, chats with some of the most inspiring educators, creators, and change makers reflecting on their teen years, what makes them feel the most “in their element” on the daily, and things they wish they had known as a teenager.------> Check out our website!---> Follow us for a chance to be mentioned out on future episodes!---> Become a founding member and test the beta version of the sister app.---> Submit your creative expression for a chance to be featured on the podcast!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Sometimes our parents' experiences in their youth can mirror our own... Abby brings on her mom to share the story of her upbringing to now being Abby's mom and working in the world of kindness. The two of them talk about how to recognize where you are at with your own mental health and the importance of finding ways to manage it. They touch on how working with their mental health has helped them to understand each other better and connect as mother and daughter.---Learn more about Brooke JonesConnect with Brooke---In Your Ellement is a teen-hosted podcast covering conversations with teen allies. Fifteen-year-old host and TEDx speaker, Abby Jones, chats with some of the most inspiring educators, creators, and change makers reflecting on their teen years, what makes them feel the most “in their element” on the daily, and things they wish they had known as a teenager.------> Check out our website!---> Follow us for a chance to be mentioned out on future episodes!---> Become a founding member and test the beta version of the sister app.---> Submit your creative expression for a chance to be featured on the podcast!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

It's Random Acts of Kindness WEEK! Brooke Jones joins Host Les Winston to talk the Rewards, inside and out, of Kindness.   Social Secharity (Section 664) is a bold new way to move the country from 22 trillion in debt to economic well being through charitable wealth. Help resolve our country's problems, improve your own future income and pay less tax! Best of all be a grateful benefactor to your community.

Kindness is more important than ever these days, but it can also seem hard to find. This week, host Paula Felps sits down with Brooke Jones, vice president of the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, to talk about what kindness can do for us individually and as a society — and to tell us how we can start adding more kindness to our daily routine. She'll also tell us how to get involved in the Random Acts of Kindness Day activities!  In this episode, you'll learn: What the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation does and how you can be part of it. Simple ways to practice kindness at work, home, and school. How to enter the Random Acts of Kindness coloring contest and help #MakeKindnessTheNorm.

When do you turn to books? Sometimes for escape (mysteries, anyone), sometimes for the joys of fine literature (Matrix by Lauren Goff or Haiku Mind by Patricia  Donegan), and yet at other times for knowledgeable counsel. In this episode, two badass women authors talk with us about the recent books that their life experience led them to write and share with others. In Why Are There Monkeys? radio personality, comedian and cancer survivor Brooke Jones, 70, captures her near death, laugh-out-loud “Question and Answer” session with God. Executive coach Bonnie Marcus, 72, draws on her 25-year corporate career to write Not Done Yet! a defiant guide to navigating gendered ageism in the workplace for women over 50. Curious about what they have to say about the divine and the workplace? We were. Listen in to what we heard.

In today's episode, we are treated to a reading of "Why are there Monkeys (and other questions for God) by the author, Brooke Jones. To purchase a copy of the book for yourself, or review what you've heard: https://www.amazon.com/Why-There-Monkeys-other-questions/dp/1643884646/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 Or visit the author's website: https://writtenbybrookejones.com/ Questions or comments: www.lostexplorersclub.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lostexplorersclub/support

Brooke Jones and her husband Henry share a love of home-building and DIY renovation that they have turned into their dream business, Plank and Pillow, in Kingsport, Tennessee. Online, they have over ten million Pinterest views daily and over a quarter of a million followers on Instagram. In this episode, Brooke tells Plank and Pillow's story, and how they have optimized their social media strategies and blog to create a kind of growth you dream about. Ivy Attic Co on Etsy Unique jewelry handcrafted from vintage books, glass, and botanicals Curated Social Strategy Next level social media for businesses and brands.Support the show

Brooke Jones, the Vice President of Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, is a highly driven leader who successfully delivers her organization to global prominence by bringing an endless supply of creative ideas and passion to her work. Brooke is driven by the desire to live in a world where people choose kindness over violence, compassion over cruelty, and action over indifference. Be sure to check out her TEDx Talk called  "Nourishment of the Soul." In that talk, Brooke shares her narrative on how random acts of kindness saved her life on more than one occasion. 

Podcast guest 231 is Brooke Jones. During Brooke's near death experience she had a question and answer session with God. Brooke's nde experience laster for 8 minutes on the earth plane. Brooke is the author of the book Why are there Monkeys? (and other questions for God. She is also a comedian, radio personality and meme maven.

For this episode, Matt and Sarah speak with Brooke Jones of the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, about the tremendous benefit we can all enjoy from…. just being kind. Take a listen, take notes, then go out and make the world a better place!

When Brooke Jones had an 8 minute Near Death Experience, she found herself asking for the answers to every question she could think of before returning back to her body. Once back, she set out on a quest to prove that her Near Death experience had actually happened.  She got much more than she bargained for, including a fair share of challenges along the way. Following an extensive career as a stand up comedian, and radio personality, Brooke has now released her book Why Are There Monkeys? (and other questions for God) available at: https://amzn.to/3ffa3iM

This episode is sponsored by The Gentle Marketing Revolution book, now available on Amazon. Grab your copy at the ridiculously low introductory price >> www.thegentlemarketingrevolution.com/book *** Get your copy HERE.   Main take-aways from this 5th day of the Random Acts of Kindness week: We owe it to our children to be good role models for kindness Seeing things from a different perspective is an act of kindness Kindness between human beings is key. And... let's not forget to be kind to mother nature! [Tweet "@sarahsantacroce is on a mission to change the current marketing paradigm from pushy to gentle. Her new book 'The Gentle Marketing Revolution' is available for Pre-Sale now at http://bit.ly/gentlemktg #gentlemarketing #gentlebusiness"] Today's Random Acts of Kindness ideas: Remember that everyone is going through something you don’t know about. Be kind. Try a new organization system in an area where you feel disorganized (garage, junk drawer, phone icons, etc.) Download the Random Acts of Kindness 2021 Workplace Calendar. Sarah's Resources The Gentle Marketing Revolution Book (FREE) Sarah’s One Page Marketing Plan (FREE) Sarah Suggests Newsletter (FREE) The Gentle Business Manifesto (FREE) Gentle Confidence Mini-Course The Gentle Business Circle The Gentle Business Revolution Authentic & Fair Pricing Mini-Course Podcast Show Notes Email Sarah at sarah@sarahsantacroce.com Thanks for listening! After you listen, check out The Gentle Business Manifesto, an invitation to belong to a movement of people who do business the gentle way and disrupt the current marketing paradigm. You can download it for free at thegentlebusinessrevolution.com. There’s no opt-in. Just an instant download. Are you enjoying the podcast?  The Gentle Business Revolution show is listener-supported—I'd love for you to become an active supporter of the show and join the Gentle Business Circle. You will be invited to a private monthly Q&A call with me and fellow Gentle Marketers -  a safe zone to hang out with like-minded conscious entrepreneurs and help each other build our business and grow our impact.  — I’d love for you to join us! Learn more at sarahsantacroce.com/circle Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes or on Android to get notified for all my future shows and why not sign up for my weekly(ish) "Sarah Suggests Saturdays", a round-up of best practices, tools I use, books I read, podcasts, and other resources. Raise your hand and join the Gentle Business Revolution. Warmly, Sarah

Today’s guest is a woman leader unafraid to promote the softest of skills: kindness. Her optimism and honesty speak not just of the greatness of her foundation, Random Acts of Kindness, but of who she is as a human being. Meet Brooke Jones.

This was just an awesome conversation. I talk with Brooke on so many different topics. We start out talking about running because this lady can run.... and run .... and run!We talk about growing up as a twin and being super close to her brothers and sister.We discuss identity.We talk about be vegan and OREO's!We discuss Brooke's career change from being a teacher to becoming a programmer.Brooke shares her life long struggle with dysmorphia.And there's so much more.You can find Brooke:Twitter - https://twitter.com/Code_HerInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/code__her/You can follow me:https://twitter.com/MIDAGEDRUNNERhttps://www.instagram.com/midagedrunner/You can follow The Social Run Podcast:https://twitter.com/SocialRunPodhttps://www.instagram.com/thesocialrunpodcast/Do share with someone!!

To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow: Episode 32, Stress in a Pandemic with Dr. Brooke Jones and a Covid-19 Update Dr. Morrow discusses dealing with stress in a pandemic with Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind. Dr. Morrow also shares a Covid-19 update, which includes a debunking of the “Plandemic” video and […] The post To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow: Episode 32, Stress in a Pandemic with Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind, and a Covid-19 Update appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 6: Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind, Matt Childs, Childs Company, and Kristen Fraser, Canton Counseling On this edition of ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, host Bill McDermott welcomes three accomplished entrepreneurs to discuss the growth and development of their businesses: Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind; […] The post ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 6: Dr. Brooke Jones, Fresh Start for the Mind, Matt Childs, Childs Company, and Kristen Fraser, Canton Counseling appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

I met Brooke Jones a few years back in the Florida Ultra Running community at the Skydive Ultramarathon where mostly insane people jump out of an airplane then run 100 miles, but that's a whole other crazy story for another time... Brooke is an ultrarunner and was a school teacher doing well in her career and moving up quickly. Over time she was facing some burnout and decided to make a major career change. After contemplating going back to school to change careers, she settled on becoming a coder, and you can follow her coding and mountain running adventures on Twitter and Instagram. I wanted to talk to her on the podcast because she wasn't a first or second year teacher and just decided to make a switch, she was 13 years in. That is not only a big deal, but takes some serious guts to stop what you are doing and make a big change. We talk about how she decided on development, where she went to school, and how she landed the awesome job at UpLaunch. If you are thinking about making a career switch or looking for your next gig, there is some great information here that is worth listening to. I couldn't be more excited for Brooke and will continue to follow her career path. I hope you enjoy our conversation in this second episode of the SynAckFinAck Podcast. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and share with anyone who it may be a good fit for!  

In honor of Veterans Day, Bizcast is revisiting conversations we had with three CBS alumni, all former service members. All three are working to support veterans in their transition to civilian life. EMBA graduate Brooke Jones-Chinetti ’18 served in the Army for nearly ten years, which included a tour of duty in Iraq. After her commitment, Jones-Chinetti worked for JPMorgan Chase’s Office of Veterans’ Affairs. This inspired her to found Your Sequel, a networking organization designed to help female ex-service members make connections in the business world. Air Force pilot Dan Brillman ’12 and Army veteran Taylor Justice ’14 heard countless stories from their cohort about how complicated it was to access clinical and non-clinical social services. This led to their launching Unite Us, a centralized software platform that streamlines the connection between people and healthcare and other social service providers. As part of our salute to all veterans, here are Brooke, Dan, and Taylor telling their stories of life in the military, at Columbia Business School, and at their start-ups.

Instagram giveaway winner, Brooke Jones (along with guest, Cheyenne Meadows) sits down at the Spy studio with Marnie to discuss a trip to the Black Jail of Guthrie, Oklahoma, which is also known as the Samaritan Cult House. They discuss the case of cult leader, Linda Greene, and the disappearance of Allen Ross. They also delve into the haunted aspect of the Black Jail's history. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eerieokie/support

Check out this week’s episode for an interview with the VP of the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, Brooke Jones. If you were born in the 90s or after – it might seem like “random acts of kindness” has always been a thing. But there were people who popularized the phrase and concept. Listen to this interview with the ROAK Foundation while Brooke tells us how they’re creating kindness curriculum for schools, encouraging students to create kindness clubs, and building calendars with ideas for kindness. Edited by Nightcall Sound - https://www.nightcallsound.com Learn more about ROAK: https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/ https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/kindness-videos/19-kindness-can-be-the-norm https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/kindness-videos/18-the-science-of-kindness https://www.youtube.com/user/randomactsofkindness https://twitter.com/RAKFoundation https://www.facebook.com/therandomactsofkindnessfoundation https://www.instagram.com/rakfoundation/

Brooke Jones and Marta talk about remote work from Brooke’s ranch in Sevier County. Brooke has an Associate Degree from Western Governors University in Child Development and works remotely as an ESL teacher for Magic Ears, an English education company based in Beijing, China. She has a TESOL certificate and is working towards her Bachelor’s Degree.

In this episode of the SALcast, I talk with Brooke Jones, the VP of the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation. We discuss everything from how to “Make Kindness the Norm” to the health benefits of doing random acts of kindness. Check it out!

Interior designer, Brooke Jones, looks into her crystal ball to reveal the future of home design trends.

Kindness has saved her, kindness lives through her, kindness is her career of choice.  Brooke Jones is the Vice President of The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation and a known RAKtivisit (find out how easily you can also become a RAKtivisit by visiting randomactsofkindness.org).  Get ready to feel love, kindness, maybe even cry a little at this very real discussion with Brooke and then learn how you can join the gang at RAK and have the opportunity to feel good, spread good, witness good…all in the name of kindness starting right here, right now!

Brooke Jones-Chinetti ’18 served in the military for six years with two deployments to the Middle East. In 2016, she started Your Sequel to bridge the gap between female veterans and industry leaders. She is currently Director Of Operations at Werk.co. In this episode, Jones-Chinetti talks about the importance of selfless leadership, the responsibility of having a platform, and looks back at her two-year journey through the EMBA program. “Every day I go to class, I’m humbled,” she says. “I feel like I’m sitting next to the smartest people I ever met. And I’m proud of how we’ve evolved as a group. I’m proud of the diversity of thought. I'm proud of people’s accomplishments. We’ve seen new jobs, promotions, marriages, babies. I’m proud of how we’ve celebrated each other and lifted each other up. I'm so proud of my class. I can’t imagine having gone anywhere else.”

Brooke Jones is the Vice President of the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation and a Life Coach living in the Denver, Colorado area. Brooke wants to live in a world where people choose kindness over violence, compassion over cruelty, and action over indifference. She also believes every office should offer yoga and a room full of kittens (for stress relief). As the Vice President, she oversees pretty much everything and everybody. She’s like an overlord. It’s pretty scary. Seriously though, she sees her role as being a support to all of us and cares deeply about work culture and making sure everyone has what they need to be successful. Brooke's TEDx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDfH9sA1lB8Random Acts of Kindness Foundation:https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/The Little Hummingbird:https://www.amazon.com/Little-Hummingbird-Michael-Nicoll-Yahgulanaas/dp/1553655338Post-traumatic Growth:http://www.apa.org/monitor/2016/11/growth-trauma.aspx

Educator ideas, personal inspiration, and the science behind kindness… The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation is the go-to place for all things kind. Brooke Jones is the Vice President of the organization and shares with us her own personal kindness transformation in this episode. To become a Raktivist or simply learn more about the benefits of implementing kindness in your life, visit randomactsofkindness.org. Brooke also incorporates kindness practices in her business as a professional life coach. You can find out more at http://sisu.coach.