Podcast appearances and mentions of claire parsons

Weight loss injections are all over my social media feed.You might think that, as a coach, I completely disagree with them. That's not true. I think for a certain population these drugs are so useful. This is a really important conversation for us to have. So I invited Claire Parsons who coaches type 2 diabetics and women who use GLP 1 drugs to come and chat with me about it.Find Claire here: https://www.instagram.com/claireparsons_weightloss/https://www.facebook.com/groups/weightlossfortype2diabeticsglp1Come and join me on Tuesday 29th April at 8pm for Menopause Mastery:https://themumbossmethod.ac-page.com/menopause-mastery-this-isnt-a-magic-trick-april-2025I'm going to teach you how I went from hating the body I was in to loving itWant to know how you can work with me? Click here to apply And I will send you an emailInstagram at: https://www.instagram.com/themumbossmethod/Join my Free Facebook Community at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ChrissieHillerCoachingOr check out the video recording of this Podcast here on my Youtube ChannelGet The Mum Boss Method Self-Care Journal here: https://amzn.eu/d/3MQ9VkUEmail: chrissie@themumbossmethod.com

In this conversation we talk further about making choices and how learning to understand why we take the choices we do about what we do on stage we develop clarity of expression which is the foundation stone of a good artist.some of the things we talk about:-Why did you do that? I dont know is not a good enough answer.-Concretise your choices and intentions-We are after a statement of value in your answer- How do we refine our artistic sense of judgement?-Developing a common language amongst teacher and student allows us to express ourselves to each othert.-This must also happen in a show/performance situation. We must develop a shared language with our audience without the benefit of a year of relations during study. So can we  take these ideas from the learning and apply them to performance?-tell me / show me that you have made choices and that you have a unity of intention in these choices.-Intention must exist and be visible in the work-Communicate intent-"Make sure everything in the show is important" Tom Greder.if the audience figures that parts of the show isnt important to you then their trust in the show and interest might unravvel.-How to make the act/show express something...Do I like it? ... Do something... ask is this expressing what I want it to... about whatever subject I want to express?be that subject or idea global warming or just "I want a show that makes me money."-Formulating questions gives you a standard upon which you can judge whether something belongs in the show or not.Is it good? Does it further the themes and ideas we want to explore?-Be a good editorClarity of vision can rivet children watching modern dance. Claire Parsons.Support the show...Now you can get t-shirts and hoodies with our wonderful logo. This is the best new way to suport the podcast project. Become a proud parader of your passion for Showmanship and our glorious Craft whilst simultanously helping to gather more followers for the Way.You'll find the store here: https://thewayoftheshowman.printdrop.com.auIf you want to help support this podcast it would be tremendous if you wrote a glowing review on iTunes or Spotify.If you want to contact me about anything, including wanting me to collaborate on one of your projects you can reach me on thewayoftheshowman@gmail.comor find out more on the Way of the Showman website.you can follow the Way of Instagram where it is, not surprisingly thewayoftheshowman.If you find it in you and you have the means to do so, you can suport the podcast financially at:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/captainfrodo

On this Owl Network Exclusive, Bryce Gaubert sits down with Kennesaw State Volleyball Senior Claire Parsons to discuss her senior season, the Owl's trip to Bozeman, Montana, and their upcoming road trip to Cookeville, Tennessee!

Is there a mental health crisis drowning the legal profession? Is there a higher level of depression, anxiety, alcoholism among those licensed to defend our laws and freedom than other areas of the population? If so, does it impact society as a whole?And...what can be done? Promising profound insights into this topic is our guest, Claire Parsons, an employment attorney and mental health expert. Claire weighs in on the intricate ways attorneys grapple with mental health issues, and the crucial role of self-care. With Claire's expertise, we navigate the powerful tools of mindfulness and compassion, revealing how they can bolster lawyers' capabilities and manage stress whilst dealing with challenging individuals. The conversation takes an even more critical turn as we uncover the silent enemy of isolation and substance abuse that lurks behind many legal professionals' facades. The magnitude of these issues on an individual's mental health is substantial, emphasizing the pressing need for open conversations and support within the legal community and beyond. Because, as our listeners know...the law impacts everyone. As advocates for mental wellness, we bring to you the Surgeon General's guidelines for workplace mental health, underlining the importance of a supportive work environment where employees feel safe to seek help. The power of social support in handling stress is undeniable, so listen and get involved in easing this challenge.

How Integrating Creativity Makes Us Better Lawyers and Human Beings with guests Christine Vartanian, Claire Parsons, Megan Smiley and Erin Gerner.Mentioned in this episode:e53e53

Welcome to Legally Bliss Conversations, where we bring together a panel of successful women lawyers to discuss important topics and help you thrive in your legal career!In today's episode, we dive into the world of failure and explore how it can become a source of growth, resilience, and self-confidence. Join host Suzi Hixon, and guest panelists Amanda Stark, Sarah Ovando, and Claire Parsons as they share their personal experiences, lessons learned, and practical tips on embracing failure and coming out stronger on the other side. In this inspiring conversation, we'll discuss: The importance of resilience and vulnerability when facing failure The role of mindset in overcoming setbacks and challenges Strategies for moving forward and learning from past mistakes The power of self-compassion and support within the legal community Don't miss this empowering and insightful discussion that aims to inspire and support women lawyers in their journey toward becoming fierce advocates for themselves and others. Hosted by Suzi Hixon, IP Attorney, Founder of Legally Blissed and Advogence™️ To learn more self-confidence skills to be a better advocate for others and yourself, subscribe to #BlissNotes at https://legallyblissed.com/ Sara Ovando is a Partner at Ovando Bowen LLP and co-founder of cruelty-free beauty boutique Indy and Ari. She emphasizes that accidents and failures are a part of life, and it's important to accept them. She suggests asking "What's the worst that can happen?" to help navigate failure. Find Sara: https://www.ovandobowen.com/ Claire E. Parsons is an mployment, municipal, and litigation attorney, mindfulness and compassion teacher, and author. She acknowledges that failure is a reality and can have negative consequences. She points out that failure is perceived differently for women and men, and women need to give themselves permission to fail. Find Claire: https://brilliantlegalmind.com/ Author of How to be a Badass Lawyer: https://www.amazon.com/How-Badass-Law... and Mommy Needs a Minute:

For this week's City Scenes we're staying right here, for the letter L we'll be looking around us at the wonderful music scene that we have right here in Luxembourg. Where are the best spots to watch local music? The Philharmonie is a magnificent building in Kirchberg that more often not plays host to classical music, avant garde and jazz music, hosting orchestras, ballet, and opera and a good place to find the best of Luxembourgish music in those genres. The Rotondes is located in Bonnevoie behind the trains station and this is the place to be if you fancy catching the best in Indie, rock and electronic music. In the coming weeks and months some great local acts that you can catch playing there include electronic artist Andrea Mancini, Post rock band the cookie jar complot, Luxembourgish rapper Maale Gars and electronic pop producer napoleon gold. De Gudde Wellen is a 120 capacity club and concert space where any given night of the week you can catch the best in up and coming indie and rock bands and dance the night away to the best local Djs the city has to offer every weekend. Some upcoming local gigs at the venue include the bobby bieles band, creatures on mars and raftside and if you're into clubbing I'd recommend trying to get to the next Travel on the Beat party where you can catch local DJs Paulinska and Gustavo Morales spinning the house disco and techno. Other local venues where you might catch local acts often supporting big names, include Den Atelier, one of Luxembourg's main big room venues with a capacity of 1200 people, the Rockhal in Esch which can hold up to 6500 people and Kulturfabrik in Esch and Opderschmelz in Dudelange. Who is releasing Luxembourgish Music? A music scene isn't just about the bands that make music. Without labels to push the music and support artists you can't encourage a local industry. De Läbbel has been releasing Luxembourgish Hip Hop for over a decade. For cutting edge pop music from luxembourg you need look no further than Beast Records who have put out music by the likes of Chaild and Edsun, two extremely talented pop singers that are both pushing the boundaries for luxembourgish pop music. Bonus Noise is a label that has been running since 2009 out of a out of a recording studio run by Edwin Van Veen, they've released music by artists like Charlotte Bridge, In The Atlas, Timelord and Lumi and most recently they released a great compilation of electronic music called make synths not war. If you are an artist looking to record in a professional studio with a friendly atmosphere, then Bonus Noise Studios would be a great place to look. What festivals should I check out? Throughout the whole month of August, the Rotondes hosts nightly concerts, showcasing the best of Luxembourgs's local music scene and exciting up and coming touring acts at the Congés Annulé festival. Another good Summer one is the Siren Call festival programmed by Den Atelier and taking place in the breathtaking setting of the Abbey Neumunster in The Grund. Here you'll find Huge headliners like Phoenix, The Hives, Metronomy playing next to local acts like Claire Parsons, Chaild and C'est Karma. In Esch you have the out of the crowd festival which consistently books brilliant Indie and alternative rock line ups, for fans of Exerimental and Electronic music we would recommend checking out the upcoming Multiplica festival that is happening at the end of February at Rotondes And a recent addition to the festival landscape here in Luxembourg is the Usina festival that took place for the first time last year as part of the Esch 2022 European Capital City of Culture celebrations. This festival brings together the booking teams of all of Luxembourgs main music venues to programme a festival together. Last Year saw the likes of Kings of Leon and Caribou playing next to local artists like Charlotte Bridge and Francis of Delirium.

In our interview with Claire Parsons, we talk about how mindfulness and self-compassion combine forces to make her a badass lawyer. Claire discusses how, through establishing a regular writing practice, she overcame doubts about whether she had enough to say to write a book. Now, she's written two and is on her way to a third. We also discuss dealing with fear.Claire Parson's website -- https://brilliantlegalmind.com/How to be a Badass Lawyer by Claire ParsonsBarbara Hinske's  author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/J. W. Judge's writing blog -- https://expectantwriter.com/

Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues?  And you're wondering what are some things you can do to get better?  Claire shares:   - How she manages her anxiety and depression by using meditation and mindfulness.  - Why it's important to acknowledge suffering with compassion.   - How she had to check her drinking during the pandemic.   - How she struggled with postpartum depression and how children teach us to have more compassion and grace. - How making herself a priority led to her being a better person, mom, wife, lawyer, and friend.     Connect with Claire at www.linkedin.com/in/claireeparsons.   To get weekly career tips, sign-up for our newsletter at www.careerunicorns.com.

In this Owl Network Exclusive, Katie Kleinpeter chats with Claire Parsons to discuss her Junior season and what she wants to experience throughout the remainder of it.

Luxembourgish Actress Jil Devresse stopped by the studios this morning to talk to us about her upcoming performance in Blackbird, an English Language production that opens at the theatre du centaure in Luxembourg City. The play tells the story of Jil's character Una, a young girl who confronts the man that she recognizes as the person that sexually abused her as a child over 15 years ago. The production features an all Luxembourgish cast and crew with Jules Werner costarring and a soundtrack of original music by Claire Parsons. Tickets and more information can be found at http://www.theatrecentaure.lu/spectacle/blackbird/

Owl Network Exclusive: Claire Parsons by Kennesaw State Athletics

The ‘Running Up To 17 Years' episode featuring the music of Dubxanne w/ Claire Parsons. The post Delivering Noise 152: Running Up To 17 Years first appeared on Delivering Noise.

Our guest this week on No Law Firm Left Behind is Claire Parsons; mom, lawyer, community leader, writer, blogger, meditation expert, yoga instructor and chocolate zucchini bread maker. Yep, among all her amazing roles she still finds time to pour her heart into baking for her office colleagues. In fact, she puts her heart into all she does and is a great example to all on doing so.What's her secret to success? Answer: mindfulness.We're excited for Claire to join us and chat about her book(s), how attorneys can benefit by being more mindful and compassionate in their work and how she continues to challenge and break the mold other attorneys can't escape. Watch our past shows: https://www.youtube.com/NoLawFirmLeftBehind/Listen to our Podcast: https://www.splice.net/podcasts/Need a new Tech or Security strategy for your Law Firm- https://www.splice.net/2-hours-free/

Tanner Jones, your host and Vice President of Business Development at Consultwebs, welcomes you to another episode of the LAWsome Podcast by Consultwebs.   In today's episode, Tanner is accompanied by Claire Parsons. Claire Parsons is a mother, writer, speaker, leader and has been practicing law for over a decade now. Additionally, she is a member of the Adams, Stepner, Woltermann & Dusin legal group, writes blog posts in her Brilliant Legal Mind blog and has obtained a meditation teacher certification from the Mindfulness Center.    Together with our host, they discuss how fellow lawyers can get started with meditation, what meditation can do for them and the top actionable tips and tricks to achieve mindfulness.    Key Takeaways: [0:18] Introduction  [0:49 ] What's mindfulness for Claire Parsons  [1:27] What specific moment in Claire's life pushed her towards practicing mindfulness.  [3:50] How has motherhood affected Claire's view on life?  [6:05] Common challenges most attorneys can experience.  [9:05] Tips for attorneys looking to practice stillness and meditation. [14:02] How can mindfulness impact the money aspect? [18:14] Debunking meditation misconceptions.  [22:12] Action-oriented steps to start mindfulness and meditation. [25:21] Best channels to contact Claire Parsons   Best way to contact Claire Parsons: Claire Parson's Brilliant Legal Mind Blog (www.brilliantlegalmind.com)  Claire E. Parson's LinkedIn    Discover More About the Podcast and Consultwebs: Subscribe to the LAWsome Podcast by Consultwebs on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify   Visit the LAWsome website   Follow Consultwebs on social for legal marketing updates: Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin YouTube   Learn more about Consultwebs at the links below. Law Firm Marketing Agency Services  Law Firm SEO Law Firm Web Design  Law Firm PPC  Law Firm Social Media  Law Firm Email Marketing Law Firm Digital Marketing    Consultwebs 8601 Six Forks Rd #400, Raleigh, NC 27615 (800) 872-6590 https://www.consultwebs.com  https://www.google.com/maps?cid=13646648339910389351

Rylee Robinson chats with middle-blocker Claire Parsons about the growth of the team so far this season and her goals for the rest of her volleyball career.

In today's episode, Steve Lawlor sits down with Claire Parsons as they discuss mental health within the legal profession & meditation. They discuss key tips for mental well-being, tips for people struggling with their mental health and what can be done to tackle the stigma. You'll also learn what Claire's dream job is !

In this episode, I talk with the brilliant Claire Parsons of Brilliant Legal Mind (https://brilliantlegalmind.com/​). You'll hear how the stress of motherhood drove her to try meditation to help her manage. Then she explored mindfulness and the benefits were so great, she went all in. Now, she's a leader in organizing, advocating, and teaching mindfulness and meditation in the legal profession. She says "When we use the term “brilliant” we often mean “smart,” or “talented” or “insightful.” But the term has other meanings too. It can also refer to a very bright light or the clarity and cut of a diamond. Mindfulness practices have helped me keep my mind clear, sharp, and bright so I can better serve my clients and community." You can find here at the website already listed, on Twitter @brillantlegalmind, and her great content on linked in at https://www.linkedin.com/company/brilliantlegalmind/ You can watch the interview on youtube as well! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/languageofmindfulness/message

This week on Maximum Mom your host Elise Buie joins Claire Parsons, a Member at Adams Law, PLLC in the Cincinnati area. Claire is a skilled local government attorney and litigator, a best-selling author, a recognized advocate for lawyer-moms and women professionals, and the mom of two adorable but admittedly unruly girls. Claire relies on her mindfulness practice to balance these roles and her passion for the subject led her to write and speak on mindfulness extensively, obtain a meditation teacher certification, and found the Brilliant Legal Mind blog, which offers practical information about mindfulness meditation for lawyers and professionals. You can connect with Claire on LinkedIn or check out her blog. Watch the interview here.Subscribe to Maximum Mom on your favorite podcast player so you never miss an episode!

Mindfulness-ness Practice Makes You A Better Lawyer In this episode, I had a meaningful discussion with Claire Parsons. She is a Local Government and School Law Attorney, a Speaker and Best-selling Author and a Certified Meditation Teacher. We talked about the importance of meditation and how it helps us make sound choices. In our daily lives, our minds are often filled with a myriad of thoughts. And being mindful towards our thoughts and actions go a long way. Claire also reiterated that when we practice meditation, we form the habit of developing a sense of comfort with the ebbs and flows of our thoughts, and being able to observe them from a distance without passing judgement. From there, it creates a space to sort through what serves us and what would work best for us. Listen to the full episode so you can learn more about the practice of meditation, how you can make wise choices because of it and how it will help you align with your best life. In this episode: What Brought Claire Into Meditation Practice [00:01:45] What Does Meditation Practice Look Like? [00:03:37] The Vipassana Meditation [00:05:05] When You Meditate, You Can Actually Have That Distance To Create That Level of Comfort So That You Can Make Wise Choices Outside Of The Thoughts [00:06:59] Meditation Practice Is Actually Necessary For You To Even Continue With The Practice Of Law [00:10:22] Small Things Are Big [00:14:30] The Loving Kindness Part of Meditation Practice [00:17:55]     Resources: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/claireeparsons/ Personal Website: https://claireeparsons.com/ “Networked” is available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3bMAzOH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/claire_e_parsons/ Website Blog: https://brilliantlegalmind.com/ Facebook Blog: https://www.facebook.com/BrilliantLegalMind Instagram Blog: https://www.instagram.com/brilliantlegalmind/ Twitter Blog: https://twitter.com/BrilliantLegal1

Claire Parsons discusses how her mindfulness practice has helped her be a happier person and a better lawyer. We talk about how writing and speaking about mindfulness and struggles she has experienced has opened up a new community to her. And we discuss the importance of getting comfortable with your own weirdness.You can find and follow Claire on LinkedIn and on her YouTube channel.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/lawyerpreneur)

This episode features an attorney, Claire Parsons, who talks about practicing mindfulness and her project that supports attorneys who are also mothers.

Tous les dimanches sur Radio Nova, Néo Géo Nova vous réveille tranquillement avec le Worldmix « Temps Calme », une sélection de nouveautés musicales autour du monde pour ouvrir les paupières en douceur. Cette semaine c'est les voix de la luxembourgeoise Claire Parsons, de la néérlando-ghannéene Nana Adjoa ou encore de la marocaine Meryem Aboulouafa qui viendront vous tirer des bras de Morphée. Bonne matinée ! Playlist Réveil au bout du monde Oxlade - AwayMartinho da Vila - Claustrophobia79RS Gang - 79Rs Bout to blowAl Massrien - SahSouleance - AquarelleEddie Bo - If it's good to you (it's good for you)Playlist du Worldmix "Temps Calme" Claire Parsons - Ursa MajorMeryem Aboulouafa - Ya QalbiNana Adjoa - No room Marthe Valle - Every Child is a prophet Bab'L'Bluz - Ila Mata Laurent Bardainne - Apaches Markus & Shahzad - Subhanallah Pour écouter le reste de l'émission, c'est par ici. Visuel © Bab'L'Bluz / Bandcamp See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

JAZZ SPOT lundi, mercredi et samedi à 17h. Julie Gabrielle Chaizemartin ou Serge Mariani présente chaque semaine un album de jazz à découvrir. Cette semaine, Serge présente "In Geometry" de Claire Parsons (Double Moon Records / 29 mai 2020). 

I’ve been stressing out a lot these days about whether I am doing the right thing as an expecting mother. Should I have skipped the pizza? Is my child going to turn out terribly because I don’t exercise the way I did before? I am constantly asking myself questions, even though I know somewhere in my mind that I should let all of that go. My conversation with Claire Parsons this week has changed all of that. She is a partner at a full service law firm in Kentucky, and she talks through her transition into taking care of her health and happiness in order to be there for both her family and her work. She talks about how exactly she found the resources she needed to not only spend the time she wants with her family but at the same time become partner at her firm. Spoiler alert: this is not a story about how you need to work harder to succeed in life. It is about why and how you can put yourself first to get all the things you need in due time, maybe even in perfect time.  Twitter: @claireeparsons LinkedIn: Claire E. Parsons  

Välkommen till Danspodden Isadora, en podd för dig som gillar dans och vill veta vad som händer i dansvärlden och vad som kommer hända där i framtiden. Vi som gör podden heter Anita Emthen och Niclas Reimertz och vi älskar dans. Precis som du. I detta avsnitt 67 träffar vi koreografen och barndansskaparen Claire Parsons och pratar om hur man gör dans som får barn att gilla upplevelsen så till den milda grad att de nästan svimmar. Bland mycket annat. enjoy! /niclas och anita

Det här är ett extra avsnitt inför det kommande avsnittet, det riktiga, med koreografen Claire Parsons. Se hennes hälsning till dig och lyssna på avsnittet inför. enjoy! /niclas och anita

I recently caught up with Tony Langham to discuss entrepreneurship in PR. Tony set up Lansons with Claire Parsons 28 years ago and today Lansons has a fee income of circa £11 million pounds. I discussed with Tony: - How to keep a culture of entrepreneurship within a 28 year old business. - How Tony maintains his personal drive having lead Lansons for 28 years. - We talked about the British culture of successful independent entrepreneurial PR firms and discussed the challenges of the "early" years, the "middle" years and why it is that so few have successfully gone global Tony also identifies his three secrets of entrepreneurial success in public relations

This  week it is  late night memories and Harry Potter talk.  First up I remember former talk show host Tom Snyder and then it is my audio book review of The 6th Target by James Patterson & Maxine Paetro as the Women's Murder Club is back in action.  My guest this week is Claire Parsons as she joins me with a discussion on Harry Potter & Doctor Who.  Music  for this week is excerpts from the song That Magic Night by Captain aka  MJC and can be found at www.podsafeaudio.com.  As always your comments and suggestions are welcome.