Podcast appearances and mentions of elisa hays

Listen as Rev. Elisa Hays preaches from Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31 on Sunday June 15, 2025.Support the show

Listen as Pastor Jonathan Pierre-Puckett preaches from John 20;19-31 on Sunday April 27, 2025. Jonathan also interviews Rev. Elisa Hays before her ordination.Support the show

Listen as Elisa Hays preaches from Psalm 137 on Sunday March 16, 2025.Support the show

Listen as preacher, Elisa Hays preaches from Psalm 29 on Sunday January 12, 2025.Support the show

Listen as guest preacher Rev. Elisa Hays preaches from ‭‭2 Samuel‬ ‭9‬: ‭1‬-‭13‬ ‭NRSVUE‬‬ on Sunday May 26, 2024. Support the Show.

Rev. Elisa Hays preaches from James during Ordinary Time.Support the show

Rev. Elisa Hays preaches from Song of Songs during this season of Ordinary Time.Support the show

Rev. Elisa Hays preaches on the second Sunday of the season of Creation. Support the show

Listen as Elisa Hays preaches on the first Sunday in the season of Epiphany. Support the show (http://my.simplegive.com/dl/?uid=urba902165)

Providing inclusive food and beverage experiences is more than ensuring you have options for food allergic and vegan attendees. It also means making sure everyone has equal access to the event. Elisa Hays and I met at a convention luncheon where she did not have equal access. Learn how to ensure she does next time. We also talk how this impacts experiences during the COVID pandemic. Useful Links https://elisahays.com/ https://www.facebook.com/elisahays https://twitter.com/hi_elisahays http://linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&title=Home&url=https://elisahays.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/elisahays https://www.instagram.com/hi_elisahays/

How are you feeling right now? How are you handling (or being handled by) a rapidly shifting world? This week, we're not talking about stage tips, business tools or products; we're focusing on the most important aspect of your business: you. Join our guest Elisa Hays, CSP, as she shares her expertise on staying grounded and taking time for yourself right now.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How are you feeling right now? How are you handling (or being handled by) a rapidly shifting world? This week, we're not talking about stage tips, business tools or products; we're focusing on the most important aspect of your business: you. Join our guest Elisa Hays, CSP, as she shares her expertise on staying grounded and taking time for yourself right now.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On an icy and snowy February night, Elisa Hays got hit by a semi-truck as she and her coworkers attempted to run for safety after their pickup and trailer slid on black ice. In this episode of "A Leg Up On Life," Elisa shares her compelling story of resilience in the face of a horrific accident and how it drove her to become an expert at leadership. www.elisahays.com

Ep #08 - Elisa Hays, an international speaker and entrepreneur, joins the show today for an interview to discuss how to get booked to speak by fairs and festivals as well as how to bring a performance based speech. Additionally, we explore what it takes to get booked into associations relating to the fair industry such as the IAFE (International Association of Fairs and Exhibitions). Elisa is the president of the National Speaker Association's Northwest Chapter and we even discuss how to get booked to speak there.  Elisa began speaking, training and business consulting in 1999 while building "Let’s Pretend Entertainment," a family-centric theater company where fairs and festivals would bring her in along with her speakers to put on entertaining shows with high audience engagement. Elisa eventually sold that business after 15 years of speaking and putting on shows. Elisa also shares very candidly about her life changing moment being hit by a semi truck going 65 mph while she was standing still. It's an incredible story of overcoming, leadership, resilience, and sacrifice. Listen in, I promise you will be transformed because of it. She is amazing, and you will love this interview! Learn More About Elisa Hays, Get Her Book, and Visit Her Website: Get Elisa Hays' Book "Letters to My Daughter" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Letters-My-Daughter-collection-mentoring-ebook/dp/B07RM8PMTV Listen to Elisa's "Letters to My Daughter" Podcast: https://elisahays.com/podcast/ Visit Elisa Hays' Website: https://elisahays.com/ Follow Elisa Hays on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elisahays LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elisahays/ Please subscribe, rate, and review the show on iTunes and any other podcast platform that you listen through. Your support and reviews help this show to attract prolific guests and to provide the best listening experience possible. I love to hear from fans and listeners of my podcasts. Please share your feedback, guest suggestions, or ideas for future show topics with me on social media. Facebook: https://facebook.com/mattbrauning Instagram: https://instagram.com/mattbrauning Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattbrauning Visit the podcast website at: https://evolutionpodcast.com/speakingofgettingbooked/ Get a copy of my new book, "The Firebox Principle," on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Firebox-Principle-Drives-Every-Entrepreneur-ebook/dp/B07FDKK9QW

In this episode of Live on Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined by Elisa Hays, who shares her inspiring story of courage and purpose. From devastating life circumstances when she was hit by a semi...

One key point that I hope to highlight in every guest’s story is how they  overcame whatever odds they were given. It is truly so easy to give up when life hands us a problem. It is the easiest thing in the word. It takes so much courage, devotion, and hard work to accept the hardships in our lives and begin the steps to succeed in spite of them. Someone who knows this struggle all too well is Elisa. On a regular day, just like any other, Elisa Hays’ life would forever change. Driving down a highway, Elisa would encounter a head on collision with a semi truck. She could have chosen to allow this to derail her completely. She could have allowed her new disability to make her a homebody who curses the hand she was dealt. She could have done all this but instead, Elisa chose a different path for herself.  Her current journey is one of kindness, hope, and redemption. If you enjoyed this interview with Elisa, I highly recommend getting your tickets to the Magnificent You Women’s Conference to hear the rest of her story as well as her tips on becoming an inspirational leader. More info at FrancescaAnastasi.com

In a show about women mentoring women, it is important to pay tribute to the women who came before us and paved the way to equality. The fight for equal representation in our workplaces and in our society still continues, but I am inspired by the words of Florence Nightingale, “I attribute my success to this - I never gave or took any excuse.” Today, let’s take a leaf out of Florence’s book and stop making excuses and start being the leaders we want to see change the world.    March 8th is International Women’s Day, and the theme for 2018 is “Press for Progress.” I want to take a look together about how you can I can embody the press for progress together. What will it take to see women in corporate leadership roles? What about diversity within those women in leadership? Changes are happening, but they will only stick if we show up! I am excited to continue the conversation with you today in this episode!    More in this episode: Let’s learn some life lessons from Florence Nightingale.  How International Women’s Day came to be.  You run your life!  How progress happens.  The surprise waiting for you in the next episode!    Resources Internationalwomensday.com   Connect with me!  Elisahays.com   

As the great Ruth Bader Ginsberg once said, “My mother told me to be a lady. And for her, that meant to be your own person, be independent.” It’s tough to learn how to be independent and self-assured without some guidance. The role of a mother or a mentor is absolutely important for young women on the rise, so I wanted to create a place for women to teach one another how to be a lady. My name is Elisa Hays, and this podcast is something like a letter to my daughters, and any daughters anywhere.    Today, you will hear not just why I think mentorship is so important, but also why it became very important very quickly. You will get the chance to hear my story about a tragic accident that left me on the doors of death. Even though I had less than 5% of a chance to survive, here I stand today, and I am not going to let that life go to waste! My daughter almost lost her mother and her mentor, so here are the things I would have wanted my daughter to know in my absence. I want to collect all the best wisdom, stories, and tools that women young and old can use on their journey to becoming the lady they were destined to be.    So share this with a sister, a friend, or a young woman in your life who might be in need of some guidance. These are open letters, after all. You might hear just the wisdom you need!    More in this episode:  Why do young women even need a mentor?  My story of the accident that left me an unusual amputee.  How my daughter and I drew closer together after the accident.  My sources of inspiration and insight.  What to expect next!    Connect With Me Online  https://elisahays.com/  

Would you like extraordinary leadership at every level in your organization? Then you need to hear Elisa Hays’s astonishing story. After an 18-wheeler truck going 65 miles-per-hour hit her body, she was propelled 90 feet through the air and ultimately into the position she is in now as a speaker, consultant and executive coach empowering organizations, individuals and audiences internationally. With honesty, humor, and heart-wrenching stories Elisa reveals the simple but powerful truths she uncovered through her miraculous survival. She shares the character and choices it took to save lives and rebuild her own after the near-fatal collision that cost her a successful 20-year career as a performer and CEO of a one-of-a-kind entertainment company. By applying her hard-won leadership lessons in leveraging adversity you will grow star performer communities and achieve extraordinary impact with your team – all without the messy bother of actually getting hit by a truck. Show Notes:  Elisa Hays: Keynote Speaking, LinkedIn Profile

Pain and suffering are always topics pushed under the rug, but what people have failed to inform you is, oblivion is not bliss. Today we are going to sweep it all out from under the rug and hit the topics that are, more often than not, avoided. Feelings of self-worth, effects of tragic accidents, pride, the ICU, all topics that lack a sense of hope, but your guest, Elisa Hays, will hopefully leave you with an appreciation for life and hope in the virtue of humanity. Tune in with your host, Alan Bruess, for a taste of this bitter-sweet message.    Why people want to talk about their hurt  Defining your worth  Dehumanizing yourself in the ICU  ICU psychosis  Understanding and experiencing pain  Acknowledging pain instead of belittling it  Existing in a fundamental foundational level  The way pain changes the views of everyone around you  Finding reasons to laugh when bad things occur  How accidents change relationships  Reflecting on memories that impacted Elisa  How horrific accidents change your motivation  Living with a handicap  The disadvantages of living in a wheelchair  How accidents consume your life  The ripple effect of doing good for people      Elisahays.com Facebook: Elisa Hays   

In 2014, Elisa’s body was hit by an 18-wheeler truck. She was propelled 90 feet through the air. Her life should have ended that night, but it didn't. And in the weeks and months that followed, Elisa not only survived but is thriving. She leans into her Strengths every day to continue to succeed. She is a speaker, consultant, and coach, and inspires organizations and audiences internationally how to lead lives of real impact. Connect with her at ElisaHays.com

A win-win strategy for both buyers and sellers trying to find common ground at trade shows. In this discussion, Elisa Hays and Alan Bruess talk about how to communicate more effectively between the two sides and the importance of creating dialogue centered on added value. Show Notes What does “negotiating up” mean? What buyers and sellers can ask each other to start negotiating How can an entertainer provide more value to get higher pay? Solving the problem of maximizing value with a limited budget Trade shows and conventions matter to both the fair management and fair service providers The trade show interaction is transactional and relational, according to Elisa When fair managers decide to “negotiate down” they bring in LESS to the fair When entertainers try to book their business and they look at big holes in their calendar Nobody wants to step up their game when somebody keeps negotiating down When entertainers say: “ I guess I’m not a good fit for you” Can entertainers emphasize their main skills and prominently display more? Service members can negotiate up by being problem-solvers When asking more and telling less is highly appropriate   Resources:   http://www.elisahays.org