Podcasts about california women's conference

There's an Indian proverb that goes something like, "A healthy person has many wishes, but the sick person has only one." Statistically speaking, we in the Western world are most likely to die from cancer. Yes, cancer recently surpassed heart disease as the biggest killer. It really is no longer viable to stand idly by without taking some proactive actions to prevent cancer and to innovatively treated if you have it. We all have cancer cells in our bodies circulating in our bloodstream. It's just that our immune system is keeping that in check. Well, until it doesn't.  My guest today for this episode number 217 is Michelle Patterson. Michelle is the founder and CEO of the California Women's Conference. If you've ever gone you know how huge this event is. But now Michelle is on a wellness sabbatical from her business, as she was diagnosed earlier this year with stage four breast cancer. Don't worry about her though, as she is defying the odds and you're about to learn how. Michelle was on a mission to help women truly own their health and put their own oxygen mask on first. Her goal for 2020 is to build a community of 1 million women united by cannabis as a healing plant medicine. Get ready for a frank discussion that may just one day save your life.

On today's podcast, we remember the day we with spent with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the California Women's Conference hosted by Maria Shriver in 2010. Read Lian's original blog post from that day here. We are saddened to hear of Justice O'Connors Alzheimers' diagnosis. What a heartbreak. Also today, travel trends from West Texas - Julie recommends Marfa, the McDonald Observatory and Big Bend National Park. Lian wants to know what's happening in the milk aisle at her supermarket (SO many choices) and Liz has the answer from the business pages. Plus artisanal snacks on airplanes are supposed to make us happy? Really? How about more legroom?Lian will post her Poldark Random Thoughts in the Satellite Sisters Facebook Group.NEW Satellite Sisters merch in our Satellite Sisters Shop! Check out our new tees, hats, hoodies, water bottles, stickers, beach towels and more. New collections for Urban Nana and Nana Camp plus classic Satellite Sisters and Satellite Misters logo'd gifts.Today's Satellite Sisters sponsors. Please use these special urls:Molekule Use promo code sistersRitualRothy's Use promo code sistersThirdLoveJoin our Satellite Sisters Facebook Group to get in on the conversation.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @SatSistersFor great Satellite Sisters and Satellite Misters gifts from our online shop, go here.Click here to buy our Satellite Sisters book "You're The Best: A Celebration of Friendship"To subscribe to Satellite Sisters on Apple Podcasts, click here.To subscribe to Satellite Sisters on Stitcher, click here.To find Satellite Sisters on Spotify, click here.We are also on Google Podcasts and NPROne.The complete Satellite Sisters podcast audio archive is here. Don't forget to subscribe to Satellite Sisters Talk TVif you want to listen to Lian and Julie's TV recaps of CBS drama Madam Secretaryand PBS Poldark recap Pol,Dark and Handsome.Check out Liz's workplace advice podcast Safe For Work. This week Liz interviews Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg, best friends and co-CEO's of The Skimm. Definitely worth a listen, sisterhood. And thanks for subscribing.

When Michelle Patterson was in 8th grade, she struggled to fit in at school, but when she had the opportunity to interview the Governor of the California at the time, George Deukmejian everything changed. When the interview was over, George leaned down and said, "That was the best interview I've ever had." From that moment on, Michelle's view of herself shifted. She mattered.  Little did she know that two-and-half decades later, Michelle would have the opportunity to continue a legacy that Deukmajian started - The California Women's Conference.  After discovering the alarming rate of failure of women-owned business, Deukmajian started the conference as a way for women to come together and gain the support they need to succeed personally and professionally. The event grew in exposure every year, attracting speakers include the Dalai Lama, Oprah and Barbara Walters.  The conference is now led Michelle Patterson who is CEO of Women Network, a media and production company. She is also founder of Global Women Foundation, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit public charity created to bring women together to create global change by empowering them to transform their communities, which will be benefiting from the proceeds of the event.  This May, the California Women’s Conference will celebrate its 30th year and will take place May 10-11 at the Long Beach Convention Center. The two-day event will feature several hundred speakers, including thought leaders, entertainers, entrepreneurs and industry executives who are committed to improving the lives of women.  I'll be speaking at the conference as well! There are tickets and VIP tables still available. I would LOVE to see you there.    (The song featured on this show is "Slow Burn" by Autograf. 

Join Michelle Patterson, CEO of the California Women's Conference and Women Network in a powerful discussion on what it takes for women to thrive in business and life. She shares the blueprint to a successful life and how you can create your own. We also discuss the most powerful women's conference in the world and how you can be a part of it too. If you want to get well, join a powerful group of amazing women and watch your health soar with this dynamic guest.

Bill talks with Midori Verity about how to change your mindset and re-spark passion in your relationship. Midori is an international Relationship Coach, helping couples to create thriving relationships based on excitement, happiness, and love. She is the best-selling author of, "Secrets to a Kickass Marriage," host of, "The Ultimate Relationship Show," and co-host of, "The Sara Moore and Midori Show." Midori is also the Relationship Adviser for the California Women's Conference and the global organization, Women Network.

Lisa Manyon created a 3-step marketing and copywriting model for messages with integrity: challenge, solution, invitation. Recipient of the People's Choice Award at the 29th California Women's Conference and creator of training for small business development centers. “Not everyone shares all the pieces of the online marketing puzzle. Sometimes people are only selling pieces of the dream, selling hope. I bust through all that and let people know what the truth of the matter is. I understand that for true success I have to stand by my brand promise.”

Question of the Week: Why are Women Catty with Each Other? Dr. Marissa talks to UBN Co-owner Tony Sweet about the how's and why's of the habits that many women have of not being kind to themselves and also not being kind to each other...and how this year