Podcast appearances and mentions of elizabeth adams

Support the show and get episodes ad-free and early! Believe it or not, the insanely creepy and inappropriate high school teacher isn't even supposed to be the most uncomfortable part of 2021's The Price of Fitting In starring Lora Burke and Elizabeth Adams. Friend of the pod, Mia Brown to discuss moms sent from heaven, teenage bullshit, and THE DANGERS OF SYNTHETIC WEED. Follow Mia on TIkTok Molly McAleer's linktr.ee From IMDb: Charlie Cunningham begs her mom, Amber, to let her switch from her small private school to a public high school, wanting to prove to her (and to herself) that she's changed since being kicked out of school last year. Growing up without any luxuries, Amber works overtime as a doctor in order to give Charlie the finer things in life. It's also her way of making up for her divorce two years ago, and she worries that Charlie blames herself for the separation. Amber is concerned Charlie will return to her old ways, falling into the wrong crowd and getting mixed up in drugs and alcohol, but she reluctantly agrees. The new school starts off well; Charlie receives good grades and praise from her teachers and joins the robotics team - until she falls in with the wrong crowd, starts abusing synthetic weed, and becomes a shell of her former self. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

1 Peter 3:7 teaches husbands to live with their wives in an understanding way, valuing them as equal partners. Using John and Elizabeth Adams as an example, the sermon highlights the importance of mutual respect, understanding, and honor in marriage. Practical steps include spending quality time together, showing honor and respect, and praying together. Reflect on how well you know your wife's desires and how you can better honor her this week.

In this episode of Thrive Through Intuitition, Elizabeth Adams speaks with Shari Elle, founder of The Communication Group Australia on what it takes to disfuse conflict, establish connection that leads to rewarding solutions for groups and individuals at work and at home. To learn more about Shari's work visit https://communicationgroup.com.au To reach Elizabeth visit https://maverixmaker.com/

On this episode of THRIVE THROUGH INTUITION, Elizabeth Adams is in conversation with Dr Nikki Starr, a Multidimensional Activator, former Medical Doctor, Creator of The New Earth Academy, and host of The Dr Nikki Starr Show, a podcast on spiritual awakening, love & relationships and “whole-istic” health. As a spiritual mentor and shamanic healer she empowers you to reclaim your power to create ANY life you desire in love, life & business. As an intuitive guide she sees your highest timeline and potential, supporting you in realizing it with even more ease, grace and pleasure. For more, follow her on Instagram @drnikkistarr or visit her website drnikkistarr.com To connect with Elizabeth visit https://maverixmaker.com

Join Jess & Sarah for another week of recaps, fandom news and our Season 7 chat- Episode 704: A Most Uncomfortable Woman. 01:03 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 05:04 Fandom News 06:15 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 23:40 Elizabeth Adams Interview In a wee village called Falkland in Fife, Scotland, the story of Outlander has forever changed the lives of the people who live there. Known for being the backdrop of the first episode, Falkland is staged to be 1940's Inverness and the opening scenes set the tone for this incredible story. The Fayre Earth Gift shop is the location used to portray Farrell's General Store, the shop where Claire longingly looks at a blue vase and reflects on how different her life could have been, had she chosen to purchase it and make a home for it. Jess and Sarah chatted with the owner of the Fayre Earth Gift Shop, Elizabeth Adams. Elizabeth shares the experience of first being contacted by a set scout about being a filming location for an upcoming tv show, about 11 years ago. In our interview, we were able to hear a firsthand account of a resident of Falkland as to what it was like to have this production happening on the streets. Elizabeth also discusses the cosmetic changes made to her shop for the show and the impact of Outlander on tourism in Falkland. She shares the items she sells in her shop, including fair trade and locally made products, and the charity work she does with the proceeds. Elizabeth also shares some funny and memorable stories of Outlander fans visiting her shop. Find Elizabeth's shop on Instagram and Facebook and dm her to find out more about her products!

In this episode of THRIVE THROUGH INTUITION, Elizabeth Adams is in conversation with Emilia Nagy, Dating For Marriage Mentor, who works with women to help them pick the right man for them. Emilia spent years recovering from narcistic abuse in the family of origin dynamics that had her in a cycle of dating that led to repeated cycles of difficulities and disapointments. Her recovery led to becoming a happy wife and mother in a marriage that fulfills her heart today. To reach Emilia for support in your dating life visit https://emilianagy.com/rightguy To enrol in UNDERSTANDING MEN, UNDERSTANDING WOMEN, with Alison Armstrong visithttps://tinyurl.com/AAStrong To join my THRIVE IN CONNECTION Immersion visit: https://maverixmaker.com/#relationships

In this episode of THRIVE, your host Elizabeth Adams speak with Lindsey Taylor, co-founder of OxyPet. In this conversation, Lindsey Taylor shares his journey through bereavement, addiction, career changes, and life alterations that led to his discovery of the essential resources needed for our health and well-being.  He discusses how his work shifted towards a desire to make a positive impact on both human and animal health. His unique blend of expertise comes after saving his dog's life and extending it by an extra two and a half years despite chronic disease. He is a biohacker, breath-work, and intuitive performance coach, in addition to his engaging work as a radio broadcaster and DJ. Lindz is on a heartfelt mission to improve the lives of 10,000 dogs by focusing on enhancing their breathing for a happier existence.  Reach out to Lindz at https://www.oxypet.co.uk To Join Elizabeth in her free community visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/ If you'd love to be a guest on THRIVE, learn to utilise your intuitive wisdom or gain clarity on your direction in business or life, connect with Elizabeth here: https://maverixmaker.com

In this episode Elizabeth Adams speaks with Marianne Van Katwijk  M.Sc. (founder of Unleash Your Wildness & Yoni Magic) on her journey to being a renowned Sex and Intimacy Hypnotherapist & Psychologist. Marianne is also a no. 1 bestselling author. Her profound expertise, extensive education, and personal journey allow her to facilitate deep transformative healing experiences for women globally toward the liberation of their authentic feminine essence.  As one of the top 1% in holistic intimacy therapy globally, she empowers women to transform intimacy challenges into sexual enjoyment and ultimate freedom.   This conversation is a rich and immediately tender and intimate dive into many challenging and delicate topics including suicide, the delicate and immense dynamic between men and women and the initiation of childbirth and dealing with trauma arising from interventions during labour. We share our personal experiences. This should not be taken as advice. It is important that you follow your inner wisdom.  High blood pressure is a symptom, sometimes of preeclampsia, not always. So far to date of publication of this episode, to the personal knowledge, not professional opinion, only personal knowledge, no studies have been done on the link between the condition of preeclampsia and the various injections and interventions women are encouraged to have over the course of their pregnancy for their child's ‘safety' or indeed over the course of their lives before pregnancy. This is not medical advice. Rather it is an observation. Do your own research and keep meticulous medical records. For the best outcomes widely research, get support from people who empower you and LISTEN to your body. You have a choice. You are born with free will, however it isn't given to you, you have to claim it for yourself in all matters.  Take advice from medical professionals, as wide a range as possible, as you see fit. Learn to discern fear from care.  Utilise your intuition, and if you don't know how, invest in learning to access your intuition on purpose is one solid investment to your life and the welfare of your family over time. Birth and the way your children come into this world is not a reflection on your bond with or love for your child and family. It is not a competition and you did not fail if you had a birth experience that left you in need of extra love and support.  There is no shame in reaching out for what you need.  The book I reference in this call, is one of the most important volumes on childbirth available in the world today:  Safer Childbirth - ⁠https://amzn.to/499SkTb⁠ Beverley Ann Lawrence Beech wrote a book no longer available called 'Who's Birth Is It Anyway' additional info on her work can be found here: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/apr/05/beverley-lawrence-beech-obituary Additional resources that may be value  The Forgotten Chakra ⁠https://amzn.to/3wcgYEc⁠ ⁠To reach Marianne visit: www.unleashyourwildness.com/offerings ⁠ Join Elizabeth in her free THRIVE community ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/⁠ Sign up for Clarity Intensive Here: ⁠https://maverixmaker.com/#clarity-sessions For the year long EXPANSION Journey with Elizabeth, please send her a direct message via social media or reach out via the maverix maker link above.

In this episode Elizabeth Adams talks with Aliu Olatunji on his journey to become an artist with Saatchi Art, with the help of his friend and fellow artist Nicholas Ferguson. Along with what drives him to create and what his dreams are for the future! To reach Aliu and view his work visit his IG account at https://www.instagram.com/aliuolatunji_/ To purchase pieces from Aliu's collection visit: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/2022423 To reach Elizabeth for support in creating your dreams visit https://maverixmaker.com

Judy Van Niekerk speaks to Elizabeth Adams about her journey to thriving in life after being abused and enslaved for her entire childhood. Along the way Judy had profound moments of insight that enabled her to not only escape, but to go on to create and receive exactly what she loves. Judy is the founder of TRIBE OF TRADERS and now devotes her time and energy to being the creator of miracles, guiding leaders to living an iconic life and living their fullest expression. To reach out to Judy visit https://www.judyvee.com/judy-vee-home where you will find all her social media links. To reach out to Elizabeth visit https://maverixmaker.com

In this short bonus episode Elizabeth Adams delivers a mini keynote to address the details her journey and shares her points of revelation from 30 years of entrepreneurship and the lessons learned to help listeners identify the ways unconscious behaviour shows up in our results and approach to doing business along with questions we can ask ourselves to readdress the little things that turn out to be big.  A few of the take away lessons learned:  Resiliency is an essential life quality often born from hardship and difficulty and trauma, these teach us to overcome, yet have we let our experiences armour us for life, this has a huge cost so, are we willing to open the door in order to receive more fulfilment? It's natural to want to avoid pain, yet it's only in being with the pain that we get to receive the wisdom that pain brought to our door.  It doesn't take money to create or fulfil your project or your business, more than money, it takes guts, research, connections yet most important of all, is that it takes excellent communication, I don't just mean our ability to speak, its also in our ability to listen and to understand fully what we are hearing. Tenacity and resilience don't need to lead to a lifetime of suffering For women in business, operating out of push, force and endurance are symptoms of a wounded masculine approach to doing business, receptivity on the other hand is our superpower. Creating relationships free from dogma that witness without judgement, blame or shame, which honour and encourage is far more valuable in being able to receive and sustain wealth. Understanding the structural dynamics of human behaviour and the matrix of orientation are useful tools we can all use to break free from the unconscious dynamics otherwise at play in the arena of life. We have to be willing to crack the hard shell we use to protect ourselves. Living a great life and having a fulfilling business is all about bringing the quality of love to our relationships To reach Elizabeth send her a DM on LI ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/theconfidant/⁠ To find out about Elizabeth's Thrive Clarity Intensive, Expansion, Clarity 1:1 or The Thrive in Connection Immersions, or to book her to work with your team, or deliver a KEYNOTE in person visit: www.maverixmaker.com

Dr. Elizabeth Adams, Chief Nurse Executive of HCA HealthTrust and President of Match Healthcare joins the podcast to discuss her background, most successful project or initiative from the last year, how she sees the clinical workforce evolving, best advice for aspiring physician and nurse leaders, and more!

Dr. Elizabeth Adams, Chief Nurse Executive of HCA HealthTrust and President of Match Healthcare joins the podcast to discuss her background, most successful project or initiative from the last year, how she sees the clinical workforce evolving, best advice for aspiring physician and nurse leaders, and more!

Dr. Elizabeth Adams, Chief Nurse Executive of HCA HealthTrust and President of Match Healthcare joins the podcast to discuss her background, most successful project or initiative from the last year, how she sees the clinical workforce evolving, best advice for aspiring physician and nurse leaders, and more!

In this episode Elizabeth Adams is in conversation with Ahmad Jooma, creator of SHOOK MAN, an fictional character that helps children and sometimes adults transmute fear into compassion, connection and joy. Ahmad spent his youth in fear, hiding his creative nature and people pleasing. In this episode he shares the journey of transformation he took to embrace his heart, intuition and ultimately his creative spirit to become the artist he truly is and in being his true self help the world transmute fear into love.  To work with Ahmad visit https://www.shookman.com To book the CLARITY FOR CHRISTMAS session with Elizabeth schedule to connect with me here: https://calendly.com/eaconfidante/2023?month=2023-11 or visit https://maverixmaker.com and scroll down to THRIVE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP , where you will find the link to the CLARITY Sessions to directly avail of this offer. For free content and more regular updates join THRIVE https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/ #cartoon #creation #artist #heart #fear #love #children #partnerships #collaboration #tv #film #series #animation #network #series #nickcannon #netflix #childhood #schools #clarity #entrepreneurship #women #burnout #anxiety #thrive

In this episode Elizabeth Adams speaks with Meehir Patel Meehir Patel is an Executive Facilitator and Personal Leadership Coach at Creative Self-Mastery. His journey has led him from wanting to jump in front of a train at Tottenham Court Road Station in London, to owning the truth that your demons hold no bearing on the life you want to create and who you want to become.... for him that was being the most empowered version of himself and to have his life and reality reflect that new found power. Meehir is committed to supporting his clients in experiencing that same empowerment for their own journey and transformation. His coaching has a 'no stone unturned' and a 'no nonsense approach' to actualising his client's leadership potential and their deepest desires." Connect with Meehir on IG or through Creative Self Mastery Connect with me via a DM or find out more about working with me here. For free resources join my THRIVE community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/⁠

In this episode, Elizabeth Adams speaks with Alex Harvey, a 6 figure entrepreneur who's journey with financial ruin, saw her create her best selling money management program Money Queen. In this conversation we explore the hidden tensions in our relationship with money and discover the journey Alex took to go from comfortably employed to running her own business. To connect with Alex find her on IG handle: alexh.co Find Money Queen here:https://www.themodernwoman.academy/moneyqueen?r_done=1 To transform your relationships and harvest the gold by getting a deeper level of understanding over the role conflict and discord play in your life visit www.maverixmaker.com For free resources and regular updates join my THRIVE Community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/⁠⁠

In this episode Elizabeth Adams speaks with Ella Mesma, Dancer and Director of The Ella Mesma Company, an international dance and circus theatre company. Ella shares her journey from studying politics to claiming her hearts desire as a dancer and her place as the founder of her own dance company. Along the way Ella faced into the constant inner dialog of not belonging, the common ageism prejudices as a late comer to the dance industry to the way this journey informs the themes of her company productions.  May listening to this episode inspire you to follow your dreams To book tickets to upcoming events with Ella Mesma visit: https://ellamesma.co.uk To deep dive on the 4 Modes of Relating check out the THRIVE in Connection Immersion at www.maverixmaker.com For free content and more regular updates join the THRIVE community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/

Hi, I'm your host, Elizabeth Adams, I'm super excited to kick off 2024 with a new episode of THRIVE, in conversation with Elroy Spoonface Powell.  Elroy shares his journey to hitting the big time in the music industry, with a number one hit collaborating with UK house diva Lisa Millett, to working in movies from ‘Starwars' to ‘Fighting With My Family' alongside THE ROCK, Nick Frost, Stephen Merchant. He talks about building out his career as an award winning voice actor, with roles in the gaming industry in hits MINECRAFT and others. Find out what drove him to create multiple businesses in and beyond the entertainment industry to include raising awareness and helping people in the corporate space with mental wellness, becoming an author of beautiful books for boys between the ages of 5-12 and his journey to becoming a married man, with lessons from his martial arts mastery and Dave Chappelle along the way.  This is a deeply rich and inspiring conversation that fills me with happiness to listen to and to share this great conversation with you to start the new year.  For the opportunity to receive one of Elroy's books, according your your choice of title, share this episode on your social media and tag our IG handles below and Elroy will add your name to the draw on Jan 29th 2024, reaching out to you and mailing you the book! If you loved this episode please share and subscribe. Share this episode and tag us using our IG handles here: Elroy: https://www.instagram.com/spoonface1/ & Elizabeth: https://www.instagram.com/maverixmaker/ For more info on my work visit https://maverixmaker.com For free content and more regular updates join me in THRIVE, my online community https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/ #davechappelle #lisamillett #ukhousehits #musicindustry #privatejetlifestyle #movies #therock #author #mentalwellness #minecraft #gaming #voiceactor #awards #elroyspoonface #domestic #violence #soundsystem #jamaica #uk #entertainment #books #boys #health

In this special edition episode of THRIVE, Meehir Patel takes listeners on an intimate journey with Elizabeth Adams to uncover the insights she's received in coming from a family where sacrifice, fear, terror, violence and denial of life in a cult upbringing threatened her survival on a daily basis to uncovering her will, her intuition, her heart and coming to know that the greatest gift we will ever receive or give to ourselves or another person, is to live from our true nature.  In this episode we explore the impact of unconsciously trying to fit in and belong to dysfunctional systems in society and what happens when we give ourselves permission to break free and do the inner work to address the legacy we've inherited or unconsciously carried within.  Special thanks to Meehir Patel for leading this conversation and episode with Elizabeth Adams as his guest on her podcast.  To reach out to Meehir ⁠https://www.instagram.com/meehir.patel/⁠ To reach out to Elizabeth ⁠www.maverixmaker.com For free content and more regular updates join THRIVE my free community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/

In this episode Elizabeth Adams is speaking with with Bridget Finklaire, Spiritual teacher and author of Red Dress, published by John Hunt Publishing What's so extraordinary about Bridget's story is that she had no plans to become an author , neither did she have plans to leave England and start a whole new life in CAPE TOWN , South Africa, where she lives today.  So in this episode Bridget takes us on the epic adventure of being unfulfilled with all the trappings of a successful life in London yet being deeply unhappy, to creating the life she didn't even know she was born for where her cup overflows with magic.  To reach out to Bridget visit https://www.bridgetfinklaire.com To reach out to Elizabeth and find out more about Thrive In Relationship, the 6 week immersion visit https://maverixmaker.com For free content and more regular updates join THRIVE, my free community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/⁠ #reddress #author #magic #spiritual #intuition #London #harleystreet #johnhuntpublishing #capetown #finklaire

In episode three of Thrive Through Intuition host Elizabeth Adams speaks with Lucy Nolan on her journey and how she made the shift from workaholic employment, dealing with anxiety and depression to thriving as CEO of her company Imaginal, a tech company delivering digital marketing and community engagement for international companies and local businesses from her new home in Ghana as part of the international diaspora. During her employment Lucy worked for MumsNET, The Independent, Evening Standard, was entertained by Samantha Cameron at number ten, for her work with homeless teens in London. This gave Lucy the experience yet she'd never considered becoming her own CEO, within six months of gaining intuitive insight she was taking the reigns of her purpose and life to ultimately reclaiming her roots in Ghana with the diaspora, working with local communities to rebuild and empower in the face of global corporates using the land as a dumping ground, finding a far healthier and connected lifestyle and helping people value the simplicity and wealth of fresh produce, nature and sunshine whilst establishing support for sustainable ecotourism and creative industries thriving in West Africa. We also explore the role her business IMAGINAL plays in being community focused with the foundation of education and access to commercial partners, who value local connections. To reach out to Lucy visit https://weareimaginal.co.uk For support with receiving and harvesting your intuitive wisdom visit http://maverixmaker.com For free resources and more regular updates join my THRIVE community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/⁠ #legacy #ancestry #Diaspora #purpose #community  #social #campaigns #africa #ghana #accra #mountain #retreat #meditation #community #action #pressure #healthy #land #sustainable #ecotourism #digitalmarketing #samanthacameron #newtech #healthylifestyle #selflove #downingstreet #numberten #entrepreneurship #rainforests #landfill #education #alignment #safari #thrive #nonprofit #ngo #suicide #anxiety #business #purposeled #youngpeople #development #nature #sunshine #organisations #ryanpinnick #supergenius

In this, the eleventh episode of THRIVE, the podcast, Miroslav Petrovic, TEDX speaker and speaker trainer and author of 'Give Them Goosebumps,' shares his journey with Elizabeth Adams, of coming from being a refugee of war to an international speaker and speaker trainer.  We explore the connection between speaking, public speaking, our nervous system, the collective mainframe from cultural imprints and conditioning that we hold in our body, the role of meditation in opening up our connection with ourselves to experiencing life with uncommon receptivity, all the way to loving another person, living in the potential of an open marriage rather than following the common unexamined mainstream path.  Reach Miroslav at ⁠https://www.enlivenedspeakinginstitute.com⁠ Reach Elizabeth at ⁠www.maverixmaker.com⁠

Elizabeth Adams has been a lifelong creative. The daughter of two artists, Elizabeth was encouraged to be actively creating at an early age. In 2009, after losing her young daughter to a brain tumor, Elizabeth turned back to art as an outlet while moving through grief. This outlet transformed into Ex Voto Vintage Jewelry. With 3 storefronts and a thriving online presence, Elizabeth's creativity and passion for giving back has become a successful business!

“There's an incredible opportunity to now make one of the original dreams of AI come to life but I don't think it's going to be easy.” Links mentioned:Follow Elizabeth on LinkedIn

In this first episode of THRIVE Through INTUITION, Elizabeth Adams speaks with Harpreet Sandhu, business coach and founder of the Intuitive Business Academy, which utilises the principles of intuition and Natural Success to enable his clients in to create businesses unique as their finger prints. Initially, Harpreet pursued the path of employment, experiencing huge success in the corporate world while feeling deeply unhappy in spite of his lifestyle and career, till a health crisis invited him to take a different path. This is his story of going bed bound for seven years to thriving. Connect with Harpreet at https://www.instagram.com/harpreetsandhucoaching/?fbclid=IwAR1KQThCP2K7qOuSyqV6Io16VIDd8MhaTcfox0lCTQ-J1s1Eei_kel3mBdk Click here to find out more about Natural Success To connect with me and embrace your time to THRIVE send me a direct message on LinkedIn or check out more about my work at www.maverixmaker.com For free resources and more regular updates on my work join my THRIVE community here https://www.facebook.com/groups/4099191343684909/

Following the conversation with Dr Karen Stroobants on the EU CoARA agreement, I discuss some other top-down initiatives at international and national levels for reforming research assessment. I also share some of my own bottom-up experiences trying to put these principles to work eg in writing references and being part of evaluation panels. It is also my hope that these actions can also have some middle-out influence.Overview [41:33 mins] - full transcript available:[00:00:29] Episode introduction[00:02:10] The 10 Commitments of CoARA[00:05:02] Other international initiatives[00:10:34] Netherlands as example of national initiatives[00:17:20] Some of my 'bottom up' examples[00:34:18] Middle out strategies[00:38:35] Wrapping upRelated links:CoARA: Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment and CoARA CommitmentsLERU: League of European Research Universities LERU Publication: A Pathway towards Multidimensional Academic Careers 2022DORA: San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment 2013Leiden Manifesto for Research Metrics 2015 The Metric Tide: Review of metrics in research assessment Strategy Evaluation Protocol 2021-2027 Room for Everyone's Talent Related podcasts:Karen Stroobants on changing research culture and reforming research assessmentSarah Davies: Part 1 on mobility, precarity and notions of excellence and part 2 on luck, disrupting excellence, and cultures of careTanita Casci and Elizabeth Adams on supporting, rewarding and celebrating a positive collegial research culture James Wilsden on metrics and responsible research evaluation Keywords:Academia, CoARA, Diversity, Governance and policy, Research culture, Research...

How do design a bot with appropriate level of empathy? Should AI identify itself as a machine when greeting a customer? What do human workers need to know about their AI co-workers? These questions are explored in our new episode with Stanford Fellow and responsible AI leader, Elizabeth Adams. Elizabeth serves as a technology integrator, working at the convergence of Cyber Security, AI Ethics, and AI Governance, with a primary focus on Ethical Tech Design. In addition, she is enthusiastic about educating, advising, consulting, speaking, and writing about crucial themes related to Diversity & Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence. These encompass areas such as tackling racial bias in Facial Recognition Technology, Video Surveillance, Predictive Analytics, and ensuring the rights of children.

How often do you get in your own way? Elizabeth Adams is a former workaholic who now helps clients identify new opportunities in the market so they can make more money, realize their vision, and bring to fruition long-buried dreams and desires. In this episode, we're diving into the importance of connecting with ourselves, first and foremost, and understanding all the many ways we hold ourselves back from our true potential. Listen in as we discuss the difference between clarity and intention, signs that you might be a workaholic, and how to recover from workaholism. Elizabeth also shares why it is important to set intentions, how having too much on your plate can prevent opportunities from knocking, and why, sometimes, the best strategy is none at all. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3LuAyPR

The first step in book marketing has nothing to do with marketing; it has everything to do with creating a great product. Write a book that actually helps people, or entertains them, or inspires them. Write the truth. Write honestly. Write with passion.If you want to see how to do this, check out the Real World Edition of 1001 Ways to Market Your Books.Listen in to this review. You want reviews like the following:I've been reading the ebook edition and enjoying the way you write……and eagerly awaiting the paperback so I can flip pages and pepper it with Post-Its and all the other things one does with such a useful, helpful book.I especially like what you say at the end……about how you've learned that what you do doesn't matter as much as how what you do makes people feel…You make me feel very happy.Very few authors do.Especially on the subject of selling more books.When I read their stuff, I get the oddest feeling that they're not telling me the whole story.You, on the other hand, recommend taking a 3-year approach to selling more books… and that's just the minimum!In all the books I've read on the subject of selling more books, not once have I come across that recommendation……but as soon as I saw it, I knew I could trust you.warmest regards…Elizabeth Adams, a true fanWrite the book you love, not the one you think you should write. If you're creating something you aren't head-over-heels in love with, you'll peter out before page 50. Make something you'll be proud of for a lifetime. — Nathan Bransford, authorBook me as a podcast guest or be a guest for my podcast. Connect here: https://www.matchmaker.fm/podcast-guest/john-kremer-bd46ecAsk me a question and I'll answer back with a video: https://snipfeed.co/bookmarketing/shoutouts/U2hvdXRvdXQ6NjIxZjBmNDFkNTVjODUwMDIzZWQxMzk5SnipFeed: https://snipfeed.co/bookmarketingOr just buy me a cup of coffee! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BookMarketing This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bookmarketing.substack.com/subscribe

A.I. ethics and technology inclusion advisor, researcher, and scholar Elizabeth Adams talks with us about how organizations should be thinking about A.I. ethics guidelines, her qualitative approach to A.I. research, and establishing coalitions around public oversight of surveillance technology.Episode sponsored by Grand Seiko.

Dr. Glenn Weaver from the University of South Carolina joins us to discuss the article Classroom teachers' “off-the-shelf” use of movement integration products and its impact on children's sedentary behavior and physical activity published with Roddrick Dugger, Sarah Burkart, Lauren von Klinggraeff, Ethan T. Hunt, Michael Beets, Collin Webster, Brian Chen, Bridget Armstrong, Elizabeth Adams, and Jeffrey Rehling. This study examined movement integration products used by elementary classroom teachers to influence students' sedentary behavior and physical activity. Full Cite: Weaver, R. G., Dugger, R., Burkart, S., von Klinggraeff, L., Hunt, E. T., Beets, M. W., Webster, M. W., Chen, B., Armstrong, B. Adams, E.L., & Rehling, J. (2022). Classroom teachers'“off-the-shelf” use of movement integration products and its impact on children's sedentary behavior and physical activity. Translational Behavioral Medicine. https://doi.org/10.1093/tbm/ibac055 This study was supported by the National Institutes of Health under Award Numbers P20GM130420 and R21HD091394. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health. Collin Webster's review of MI: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/obr.12285 Previous work that directly informed the current study: https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9067/7/9/143 , https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/feduc.2020.00056/full Systematic review of temporal trends in school MVPA: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34627126/ Previous study that explored MI in other similar schools: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30563355/ Webpage: https://sc.edu/study/colleges_schools/public_health/research/research_centers/acoi/index.php Twitter: @ACOIatUofSC --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pwrhpe/support

University of Arizona astronomers have identified five examples of a new class of star system. They're not quite galaxies and only exist in isolation. The new stellar systems contain only young, blue stars, which are distributed in an irregular pattern and seem to exist in surprising isolation from any potential parent galaxy. Mysterious ‘Blue Blobs' Reveal New Star System The stellar systems – which astronomers say appear through a telescope as “blue blobs” and are about the size of tiny dwarf galaxies – are located within the relatively nearby Virgo galaxy cluster. The five systems are separated from any potential parent galaxies by over 300,000 lightyears in some cases, making it challenging to identify their origins. The astronomers found the new systems after another research group, led by the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy's Elizabeth Adams, compiled a catalogue of nearby gas clouds, providing a list of potential sites of new galaxies. Once that catalogue was published, several research groups, including one led by UArizona associate astronomy professor David Sand, started looking for stars that could be associated with those gas clouds. The gas clouds were thought to be associated with our own galaxy, and most of them probably are, but when the first collection of stars, called SECCO1, was discovered, astronomers realized that it was not near the Milky Way at all, but rather in the Virgo cluster, which is much farther away but still very nearby in the scale of the universe. SECCO1 was one of the very unusual “blue blobs,” said Michael Jones, a postdoctoral fellow in the UArizona Steward Observatory and lead author of a study that describes the new stellar systems. Jones presented the findings, which Sand co-authored, during the 240th American Astronomical Society meeting in Pasadena, California, Wednesday. “It's a lesson in the unexpected,” Jones said. “When you're looking for things, you're not necessarily going to find the thing you're looking for, but you might find something else very interesting.” The team obtained their observations from the Hubble Space Telescope, the Very Large Array Telescope in New Mexico and the Very Large Telescope in Chile. Study co-author Michele Bellazzini, with the Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica in Italy, led the analysis of the data from the Very Large Telescope and has submitted a companion paper focusing on that data. Together, the team learned that most of the stars in each system are very blue and very young and that they contain very little atomic hydrogen gas. This is significant because star formation begins with atomic hydrogen gas, which eventually evolves into dense clouds of molecular hydrogen gas before forming into stars. “We observed that most of the systems lack atomic gas, but that doesn't mean there isn't molecular gas,” Jones said. “In fact, there must be some molecular gas because they are still forming stars. The existence of mostly young stars and little gas signals that these systems must have lost their gas recently.” The combination of blue stars and lack of gas was unexpected, as was a lack of older stars in the systems. Most galaxies have older stars, which astronomers refer to as being “red and dead.” “Stars that are born red are lower mass and therefore live longer than blue stars, which burn fast and die young, so old red stars are usually the last ones left living,” Jones said. “And they're dead because they don't have any more gas with which to form new stars. These blue stars are like an oasis in the desert, basically.” The fact that the new stellar systems are abundant in metals hints at how they might have formed. “To astronomers, metals are any element heavier than helium,” Jones said. “This tells us that these stellar systems formed from gas that was stripped from a big galaxy, because how metals are built up is by many repeated episodes of star formation, and you only really get that in a big galaxy.” Gas stripped from galaxy forming...

CNA colleagues Kaia Haney and Heather Roff join Andy and Dave to discuss Responsible AI. They discuss the recent Inclusive National Security seminar on AI and National Security: Gender, Race, and Algorithms. The keynote speaker, Elizabeth Adams spoke on the challenges that society faces in integrating AI technologies in an inclusive fashion, and she identified ways in which consumers of AI-enabled products can ask questions and engage on the topic of inclusivity and bias. The group also discusses a variety of topics around the many challenges that organizations face in operationalizing these ideas, including a revisit of the findings from recent medical research, which found an algorithm was able to identify the race of a subject from x-rays and CAT scans, even with identifying features removed.   Inclusive National Security Series: AI and National Security: Gender, Race and Algorithms Inclusive National Security webpage Sign up for the InclusiveNatSec mailing list here.  

It’s our 50th episode! We welcome an extraordinary guest, Elizabeth Adams! Elizabeth Adams was one of our keynote speakers at Philly ETE 2022 this year. She is the Global Chief AI Culture & Ethics Officer of Women in AI, and a Forbes “15 AI Ethics Leaders Showing The World The Way Of The Future.” Host ... Read More The post TechChat Tuesdays #50: ETE 2022 Keynote, Elizabeth Adams appeared first on Chariot Solutions.

Featuring Elizabeth Adams, CEO of EMA Advisory Services and Affiliate Fellow of Stanford's Institute for Human Centered AI.  Her expertise is in AI Ethics and Organizational Culture. (Recorded 4/6/22)

Over the course of season two, we've spoken with some truly magnificent guests about how the tech of today is shaping the world of tomorrow. As our final guest of the season, Pega CTO and VP of Product Marketing Don Schuerman gives his perspective on the topics we've covered so far, from hyperautomation to extended edge to distributed cloud. Plus, get Don's take on how far the pandemic has pushed us into the future, how software and people can work better together, the role of bias awareness in AI, and more.   Key Takeaways: [1:39] Don Schuerman, CTO & VP of Product Marketing at Pegasystems talks about how many years the pandemic has accelerated us forward. It's an interesting paradox because in some aspects it has felt like a period of standing still, yet there was also this wormhole in technology that we accelerated through what would usually be a 5 to 10 year adoption period for technology. Organizations had to think more deeply about data, and that's why AI governance became more important. [4:56] It's not just about implementing software, but having the resources (and the people) to do it. [6:11] Where does Don think the future of automation lies? In leveraging data, analytics, intelligence, and being able to self optimize your processes. Hyper-automation brings more and more data with it, which means we need more processing power in order to get through a more distributed cloud. This means data can be stored more efficiently across many data centers, allowing for faster processing and more built-in backup systems in case one data center fails. [9:00] Fay Arjomandi, CEO of mimik Technology, a hybrid edge-cloud platform, explains how edge devices can disseminate data faster and more intelligently when we compute at the edge. We also have a greater ability to identify and understand what data is really important and respond to it accordingly. [10:32] Extended edge allows us to make decisions about what data gets stored, and where security risks may increase. But why is data privacy so important? [16:24] Don demystifies AI, saying that AI may not be the Terminator nefarious situation we think, but in a flawed world, we sometimes make flawed things with values and biases that reflect our own. [16:50] Elizabeth Adams, AI Technologist and Chief AI and Ethics & Culture Advisor at EMA consulting, illustrated what dangerous AI applications can look like. She talks about her work concerning the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement in Minneapolis. She did her community a huge service by understanding the use of biased AI and tech. [17:43] Don explains why we must stay inquisitive and curious about others, so we can learn from each other and share our unique perspectives. By constantly bringing different perspectives in and we're filling in those blind spots, and we're actually getting to see this big, beautiful picture of the world. [18:52] Galit Ariel suggests AR has a bit of an edge over VR, at least for right now. [21:17] How does technology already subtly fold naturally into the life we are already living? Through simple things like using an Instagram filter, Zoom calls or using a shopping app. [25:08] Our work will need to get more efficient, and our online experiences more immersive. But, we will need people to power all this technology.   Quotes: “AI governance was really about understanding and wrapping around how you use your data in an ethical and empathetic way.” - Don [2:20] “ I think the future of automation and hyper-automation lies in leveraging data, analytics, intelligence, to self optimize your processes. - Don [6:11] “It's important we understand the way tech that runs our world works, and how our data is used because it's already becoming deeply ingrained in how we govern ourselves, our companies, and our societies at large.” - Jo [11:50] “ Ensuring a less biased future, without biased tech, can't just depend on people like Elizabeth who take up the mantle. It depends on organizations, and the people who make them move.” - Jo [16:33] “We find things that we share and we find things that we can teach each other about. And that's wonderful. I think part of that is acknowledging that with your unique perspective also comes your unique set of blind spots and experiences and perspectives that you might not have.” - Don [16:37] “A diversity of perspective is going to be important as we navigate the ongoing shift to a more virtual way of life.” - Jo [18:09] “I love the opportunity that we have now to live through this era, that everything we dreamed of is coming and technology is not something that exists in this other space, but it really is becoming an and indigenous thing to our physical reality.” - Galit [19:48] “My hope is that we as humans, don't let the metaverse replace the actual verse.” - [22:34] Don   Continue on your journey: pega.com/podcast   Mentioned: Don Schuerman Fay Arjomandi Elizabeth Adams Galit Ariel Ready Player One Mark Anderson

How often do we trust the technology around us? Should we ever? CEO and founder of EMA Advisory Services, Elizabeth Adams wants to know – especially as it relates to AI surveillance. Smart phones, social media, and facial and voice recognition are commonplace for many. But do we know what, if any, ethical considerations shaped their development? That's why Elizabeth is on a mission to fight for ethical, human-centric AI. Join us as we uncover hard truths about the role civic tech plays in our communities.    Key Takeaways: [1:56] Elizabeth, a long-time technologist, shares how she came to be involved in the ethical use of AI. After being part of the working poor for many years, she made a decision to focus on giving a voice to the voiceless. [4:31] How does bias get coded into facial recognition? Systems are sold and trained by law enforcement that can be biased in a way that shows Black and Brown people as more suspicious. This can do irreversible harm to communities that are traditionally discriminated against. [6:00] It's not just facial recognition technology that can be biased and ultimately harmful, it can be other computer vision technologies as well.  Elizabeth discusses the example of how an infrared thermometer used during COVID picked up a firearm image more in darker-skinned users than lighter-skinned ones. When this type of technology is in the hands of governing bodies, this kind of AI can be dangerous to civilians. [6:20] Elizabeth's work with AI is first and foremost about making tech, especially surveillance tech, safe for citizens. That work took root in the city of Minneapolis, where she zeroed in on civic tech initiatives. Elizabeth explains that civic tech is when the government and the community work together on a shared leadership decision around what technology should be used to help govern society. [7:27] Elizabeth discusses the coalition POSTME (Public Oversight of Surveillance Technology and Military Equipment) that she founded in Minneapolis. The murder of George Floyd by former police officer Derek Chauvin in 2020 sent a shockwave across the world. One that resulted in public demand for greater accountability and oversight of the way citizens, and especially communities of color, are policed. As a technologist focused on civic tech, Elizabeth uses her expertise, coupled with the power of advocacy, to make changes to the kinds of tech that police in Minneapolis can use. [10:41] Often, those doing the surveillance are too removed from those being policed. This is especially dangerous for black and brown communities. Because if the police don't know the people they're supposed to be serving, they often fail to distinguish between who is a threat, and who isn't. [13:49] Clearview AI is a facial recognition technology designed for use by law enforcement. When it was adopted by the city of Minneapolis, Elizabeth's coalition discovered the tech was using data in clearly unethical ways. In February of this year, the Minneapolis City Council banned the use and voted unanimously to ban the use of facial recognition technology. Although challenging, this was a big win for Elizabeth and her team. [16:01] So what business does AI-driven facial recognition have in the hands of the law? Elizabeth explains how it could be used for good including everything from helping recover someone lost with dementia, and to identify the perpetrator of a crime. [19:18] Whether it's an issue of bias coded into the AI itself, or just in those using it, we need more attention to the way we govern it, and that needs to start from the design. [20:11] As consumers, we trust new technologies too easily and forget to think about who may be harmed by them. Elizabeth gives the example of Hello Barbie, which was discontinued in 2015 after the AI was powered in a way that could not only speak to kids but listen to them too. [23:02] Elizabeth and other leading technologists have given so much to society but no one has asked what they have given up. Time, educational goals, and personal moments with family all sometimes get lessened by the time it takes to create new and ethical AI that is safe for everyone. [25:20] With endless opportunities to innovate, we need to ask what is its purpose, and who is it serving? How can it bring us together, and who may it potentially hurt?   Quotes: “I made a decision that I would definitely focus on those who are the voiceless, those who have no seat at the table and have no decision-making power or shared decision-making power at the table.” - [2:23] Elizabeth “It starts in the design session with the data. And if the data is not diverse, then the system output will not be able to identify diverse people.” - [4:50] Elizabeth “Often, those doing the surveillance are too removed from those being policed.” - [10:41] Jo “I don't think that we can live in a world post 9/11 here in the US without some sort of surveillance. However, it needs to be ethical. It needs to be explainable. It needs to be trustworthy and transparent. There needs to be some oversight.” - [19:45] Elizabeth “We aren't going to get away from technology, so why not make it as safe as possible?” - [21:57] Elizabeth “With endless opportunities for tech companies to innovate with AI, we all need to start asking more pointed questions about its purpose, and who exactly it's serving.” - [25:40] Jo “The future of ethical AI is going to be determined by our ability and willingness to ask big questions. So we need people in every corner of every industry asking: Is this technology safe? Do we understand how it uses our data? Does it have our permission to use it? Did it even ask us? And if it does, if we say yes, it needs to be because it serves a purpose. Because it serves us all.” - [27:03] Jo   Continue on your journey: pega.com/podcast   Mentioned: Elizabeth Adams: Twitter | LinkedIn EMA Advisory Services Safety Not Surveillance Coalition Joy Buolamwini Coded Bias

See http://www.changingacademiclife.com/blog/2021/5/21/tanita-casci-elizabeth-adams for a time-stamped overview of the conversation, transcript and related links.

Wrapping up a series on the District 33 City Council race, Ofer sits down with Elizabeth Adams, legislative director for the outgoing Council Member, Steve Levin. Elizabeth grew up in a rent stabilized apartment, and affordable housing is central to her platform that local government can do more to help struggling New Yorkers as the city rebuilds. 

Natural Language Processing is taking over Silicon Valley startups and it seems new use cases are popping up everyday! Who knew the AI could actually help our children learn how to read more efficiently!On the second Y Combinator Series episode of the Customer Discovercast, we spoke to Dr Elizabeth Adams, Cofounder of HelloEllo about her journey from Academia to Y combinator backed startup founder.Tune in to learn about Elizabeths's experience at Y combinator (W'20), performing essentially a customer development bootcamp within the first 30 days of starting their batch and the growth that followed!You can watch the Customer Discovercast on Youtube by clicking here!Elizabeth Adams has her PH.D in Clinical Psychology, her education laid the foundation for her expertise in which the concept of helloello came from. Now Elizabeth is on a mission to combine her knowledge and skill set with technology to help young children learn!Linkedinhelloello

After completing a monster, blood-filled book last year, titled Sons of Pemberley, Elizabeth is back at it and has written another 75,000 words on her next book.Now it's time to get ready for the fast and furious promotional tour to get the word out on the book that will be released on April 26, 2021!https://eadamswrites.com/https://www.amazon.com/Elizabeth-Adams/e/B00BZYDF1G%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

What started as a challenge to write a noteworthy JAFF book turned into an unexpected career as a full-time author. Elizabeth Adams is a book-loving, tango-dancing, Austen enthusiast. She loves old houses and thinks birthdays should be celebrated with trips—as should most occasions. She can often be found by a sunny window with a cup of hot tea and a book in her hand.She writes romantic comedy and comedic tragedy in both historic and modern settings.She currently lives in Baltimore with her husband, children, blind cat, dog, and a growing flock of parakeets.So many great tidbits of information in this episode! Tune in to hear all about how Elizabeth Adams bootstrapped her way to becoming a published author.  You do not want to miss this one!https://eadamswrites.com/https://www.amazon.com/Elizabeth-Adams/e/B00BZYDF1G%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

Screens have become such an integrated part of our lives and are so accessible. We can feel torn between using screens as a tool and feeling like we shouldn't use them because we've been told they're bad for our kids. Then to top it off, we have the pressure and worries of the pandemic as we navigate working from home and distance learning. Instead of approaching screen time as all-or-nothing, it’s best to look at the value and purpose of screen time in different situations. Ultimately, screen time is just another tool for us to use confidently in our parenting toolbox. Join Elizabeth and I on this episode as we break down what research is telling us about screen time and then how to use screen time as a tool, so you can feel equipped to make a decision with little guilt. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/31fB39M

In today’s episode, we’ll talk about one of the most important tasks in our workflow. Whether you’re a translator, an interpreter, a copywriter, or if you offer any other language-related services, you have to do your fair share of research. In fact, when we don’t do our research, it shows in the final product. So, today we’ve invited a colleague to join us. She really impressed us at the last two ATA conferences with her knowledge and smart tips on improving your online research. Elizabeth Adams graduated with a degree in Russian in 1998 and moved to Moscow. It was an interesting time and place to be looking for work as a translator, and she ended up translating and editing for a wide range of companies, reading constantly, and learning on the job. Twenty-two years and three children later, her translation business focuses on plain English translations of Russian legal texts, from laws and court rulings to contracts and discovery documents. Here’s a summary of our conversation with Elizabeth:How and when Elizabeth started her freelance translation career, how it has evolved over timeWhat her typical workday looks like and what changes she had to make due to the COVID-19 pandemicWhat smart habits help Elizabeth draw boundaries between work and personal lifeWhat other smart habits have been helpful in her careerHow to ask clients the right questions when it comes to the research you need to do for a translationWhat steps translators should take when it comes to analyzing our translation projects to guide our research strategy betterHow to decide what tools and resources to use for our researchWhat to do if you lack the time to conduct proper research for your translation projectsElizabeth’s tips, tricks, and favorite tools for better online researchResources we mentioned in this episode:Elizabeth’s websiteConnect with Elizabeth on LinkedIn, Twitter, and ProZHow to set up a Google alertPerfectIt: editing and proofreading toolWordRake: editing for clarityCopernic: desktop search solutionJoin our email list to receive a free guide from Elizabeth Adams: “Search Tips for Translators”For a full list of resources, visit the show notes page for this episode: https://smarthabitsfortranslators.com/podcast-episodes/37

What is Lotus Birth? Baby Magic chats with two women who decided to keep their baby's placenta attached to the umbilical cord until it falls off (3-9 days after birth).  And here is an article written by a mother of two: Elizabeth Adams describes her home birth and Lotus Birth. Yes, it might not be for everyone. Is it dangerous? Scientists weigh in here, in the Journal of Clinical Pediatrics. Did you have a Lotus birth? Send us a message, we'd love to chat!     ***a word of advice: this podcast tells stories, explores realities, and is a platform for women's opinions about their bodies. It is NOT a place where you can come for medical advice. Do not use this podcast as a guide for treatment, or as a substitute for qualified professional advice and care.

Kraken, Jersey Devils, and Mongolian Death Worms, OH MY! Elizabeth Adams, folklorist at Cal State U, joins the show for a second go-round to chat up a whole mess o’ legendary animals. We run the gamut, from phoenix to dragons to Bigfoot to creepy things your sweet little mind ain’t never even heard of. It may make you think twice before swimming in open water or wandering into the woods. Talk about Creature Feature! Have a blast with this one!

Special Halloween episode! Elizabeth Adams is a folklorist and anthropologist at California State University, Northridge. Join us for a wicked fun chat about the origins of Halloween and the rituals of trick or treating and costuming, as well as the folklore around witches and zombies. It's an enlightening historical lesson on Halloween's themes of power and control in society, and their underlying link to our own personal insecurities. I definitely got the heebie jeebies at some points during our conversation, but don't be scared! Elizabeth will put your mind at ease with her expert perspective.

In this episode, I spoke with my longtime friend and colleague, Elizabeth Adams, LCSW. We worked for a few years at the same community mental health crisis assessment job, and then she moved on to work as a contractor in a school system. She has moved up the ranks to a blended position of clinical supervision and clinical work with teenagers- which she never expected to do- and ended up loving. We go deep into working with teens, adjusting to COVID-19, and the nuances of working IN a school without working FOR the school. This is such an interesting way to work within our field and is DEFINITELY worth a listen!

Hey, Momma! Today we have Dr. Elizabeth Adams on the show and I am SO excited to share this episode with you! If you are looking for REAL, tangible advice that can be applied to your day and then experience an immediate WIN, you are in the right place! We will be tackling topics like dealing with your past and how that may impact your parenting today, dealing with the inevitable tantrums and how we can learn to respond differently, behavior in our kiddos, and how to better connect with our kids. This episode is packed FULL of advice, strategies, tips, and an authentic mom-to-mom conversation. Dr. Elizabeth is a WEALTH of knowledge and can deliver it in such a practical and relatable manner, and her message on understanding our own emotions and how they impact our response to those difficult parenting moments is SO profound. You DO NOT want to miss this one, Momma! Connect with Dr. Elizabeth Adams for MORE!   Today's Sponsors:  Kids + Chaos Web Class If your motherhood is feeling a little chaotic, you are in for a TREAT, girl. This month we are offering our fan-favorite workshop, Kids + Chaos. This is a free workshop available to the mom that is feeling like her kids and her motherhood are a little overwhelming and chaotic right now. In this FREE web-class, we will go over WHY hourly schedules do not work, and I am going to show you what works instead. We are going to talk about simplifying, and how to do so with rhythms and routines. We will go over a sample bedtime routine, AND we will dig deep into HOW to simplify when things are feeling completely chaotic and off-course. This workshop is for the mom who wants to stop feeling like she is in constant survival mode and is ready to establish a more simplified + happy motherhood! Spaces are limited, so get signed up today, Momma, and let’s tackle that chaos together! Save your seat today, HERE!   Show References: Blossoming Mommy and Baby Programs + Services: www.blossomingmommyandbaby.com/services Use code PODCAST for 10% any program + membership! Connect with Dr. Elizabeth Adams for more HERE! Connect With Us On Social! @blossomingmommyandbaby    Did you enjoy today’s episode? Let us know by leaving us a rating and review on iTunes! This is also a great way to help other mamas, just like YOU, find and enjoy the Blossoming Mommy and Baby Show. You can also spread the love by sharing this episode with a girlfriend, family member, or coworker! Have a question you’d like to hear answered? Send us an email at info@blossomingmommyandbaby.com or connect with us over on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter @Blossomingmommyandbaby. Don’t forget to subscribe to The Blossoming Mommy and Baby Show on your podcast app to make sure you never miss out on the latest, gorgeous episodes! You can also be the first to know when a new episode airs and receive a special gift from us when you subscribe to our email list HERE! Happy Listening!

Today the MOMTOURAGE is getting a little serious and wondering how all this talk of viruses and quarantine is going to effect kids. We're chatting with Dr. Elizabeth Adams, clinical psychologist and co-founder of Trustle about the psychological impact this is going to have on them. Then we're exploring what lockdown has exposed about working and parenting, and some of the fun zoom disasters that have come out of it.For more information on Dr. Adams:Trustle, a service that provides on-demand support to parents from parenting experts: https://www.trustle.comTo contact her: Elizabeth@trustle.comArticles Discussed:Three Things Lockdowns Have Exposed About Working and Parenting: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/27/upshot/coronavirus-exposes-workplace-truths.htmlaOur #SwagBag picks for the week:MaeLove "The Glow Maker" and "The Night Renewer": https://maelove.comNewer Ring Light Kit: https://amzn.to/2T1Bwc1**As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. However, these are TRULY products we love! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/momtourage. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Legislative director Elizabeth Adams talks about the vital importance of protecting and maximizing the vote in upcoming elections—safely and civically. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nextgenpolitics/message

Legislative director Elizabeth Adams talks about the creativity City Council needs to demonstrate in responding to this pandemic and how they are responding to housing challenges. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nextgenpolitics/message

At this week's Round Table, Inica Kotasthane, Julianna Davis, Olivia Becker, Riya Mehta, and Sara Chough converse with Elizabeth Adams, Legislative Director for City Council District 33 in Brooklyn. We had a wide-ranging, really interesting conversation about what led Adams into government service, what NYC's City Council actually does and how it allocates the city's $93 BILLION budget (larger than the budget of any STATE save California...), how to address hyperlocal issues at city scale, and what gets in the way of more women being in City Council--only 12 of 51 members are female. Thank you for joining us! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nextgenpolitics/message

You’re not failing: Working from home full time, parenting full time and educating your child full time is impossible-- The math simply does not add up. That being said, there are some strategies that you can implement to help you cope and manage this wild west of parenting. Covid has required parents to stretch and adapt in ways they haven’t before and Dr. Elizabeth Adams of Trustle is here to share some essential skills for juggling the load.   Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2WYdTDV

This episode features Dr. Elizabeth Adams (@trustle_), co-founder and Chief Clinical Officer of Trustle.In this episode, Elizabeth and I have an open and lively discussion about: Identifying a gap in support for parents during early childhood development.Elizabeth’s journey as a clinical child psychologist and how it led her to co-found Trustle.The importance of supporting parents to make the best decisions for their children, based on the individual philosophy, needs, and values of each family.What is a parent coach?The collaborative relationship between parents and parent coaches to tackle challenges, big and small, using evidence-based practices.Elizabeth’s conversations with her family and co-workers about starting her own company.Building a company with co-founders who value you.What it is like to be a working mom, a soon-to-be mother of two, and a start-up founder.Inspiring women and mothers to be brave and to take that first step toward creating greatness.Visit Moms Who Build :: Dr. Elizabeth Adams, Trustle for more about Episode 005. Enjoy!To learn more about Dr. Elizabeth Adams, visit trustle.com. Follow Elizabeth and Trustle on: Website: trustle.comFacebook: facebook.com/trustleInstagram: instagram.com/trustle_Linked In: linkedin.com/in/trustleFor more podcast episodes and stories of inspirational moms building inspirational things, visit momswhobuild.com.Follow Moms Who Build:Instagram: instagram.com/momswhobuild_Facebook: facebook.com/momswhobuildTwitter: twitter.com/momswhobuild

Are you overwhelmed by the polarizing opinions about baby sleep? Have you been shamed for your choice to co-sleep or your choice to sleep train your baby? Dr. Elizabeth Adams joins the podcast today to help us understand the research around these sleep approaches to help you make informed decisions that work for your family. Spoiler alert: You are allowed to choose a sleep plan for your family, based on your values, despite the strong opinions of others around you.   Show notes: https://bit.ly/37iHZ6E

ABOUT: Elizabeth B. Adams, a practical theologian and a professional caregiver. Elizabeth explores the intersection of healing stories, sacred texts, and social research to direct people toward a more peaceful life while living in the chaos of caring for our aging parents and forming adult relationships with grown children. As the author of the book Living with Momma: A Good Person’s Guide to Caring for Aging Parents, Grown Children, and Ourselves she offers a practical guide for spiritually transforming relationships with people who are in demanding
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As a parent, I have had my share of struggles in raising my children and I continually worry over challenges and look to the experts for help when I just want to give up. Enter Elizabeth Adams - a trained child psychologist who recently co-founded Trustle,  a service that helps parents like me connect with coaches and therapist over all of the child rearing challenges that come my way. It's an on-demand service and I think it is an amazing idea. In this episode, we talk with Elizabeth about her journey starting as a clinical psychologist, becoming a mom and founding a start-up. She has a great story and she has some helpful tips and ideas for parents who might need that extra help. For more on Trustle (Definitely check it out), visit www.trustle.com. And MotherJumper listeners get two weeks of Trustle for free using this link:  www.trustle.com/free , using the code: MotherJumper. Also visit them on IG: @trustle_  

Earlier this year, Michael and I committed to growing our own business and quit the toxic environment of his day job. It was a tough decision but we were prayerful and determined.  We soon realized that to keep up with our expenses and continue to build out our dream, we would need to significantly reduce said expenses!  We fixed up our home, listed it for sale, and packed up our little family to move in with my parents.  Thankfully, I wasn't too nervous to move in with them. We have similar values and communication styles. My parents are the ones who have always inspired me to seek out my own ways of self-improvement.  There was a little bit of frustration at first with having my parents wanting to parent my kids, but we had a good talk about it and they knew they could trust us. They let go of any control of raising our kids and are determined to just be good examples and love my kids.  We are pretty much just great roommates now -- it just so happens that my roommates are my parents! The amazing thing is that my parents had been looking for a new house after fixing up my childhood home and putting it on the market. They got the keys to our new house on the day we pulled up with our moving van. The house has been a perfect place for our 3-generation lifestyle!  I'm so grateful for how our family has been able to thrive here. We miss our home in Virginia, but we are determined to be totally intentional about our family culture and raise our kids in a way that supports their development, and our own!  Join the Family Success Toolkit Free Membership http://homeandfamilyculture.com  

Are you overwhelmed by the amount of parenting advice out there? Do you find that different sources offer contradictory information? Are you wanting parenting support but don’t even know where to look or start? Then you are going to love this episode where Dr. Elizabeth Adams helps us to tune out all of the noise and overwhelm of information and talks about tuning into your child's temperament and needs. Parenting is not a one size fits all approach and YOU are the expert of your child! Find show notes here: https://bit.ly/321rWbM

63 million Americans are caring for aging parents and grown children at the same time, and they often find themselves wondering, “How is it possible to care for our families and ourselves at the same time?”   In Living with Momma, Elizabeth B. Adams, an author and pastor, uses her life experiences, along with the wisdom found in open-ended questions, to show caregivers who are serious about establishing rewarding relationships with adult family members how they can enjoy their challenging, outdated living arrangements.   Listen as Elizabeth shares with Dr. Joey three questions to ask for immediate change.  She also offers ways to help them find a safe space of hope and faith to protect themselves from caregiver fatigue.

Today my guest is Elizabeth Adams. She is a mom to grow children and now she's in a season where she is caring for her parents and her in-laws. She has learned a lot from the experience and she has written a book to help educate others on caring for loved ones well. Even if you aren't in a season where you are caring for your parents or grandparents, the same principles of showing love and taking care of your own needs still apply. Show Notes:  Check out Elizabeth's book "Living with Momma" This Show is Sponsored by... ThirdLove is my favorite bra company, with their revolutionary fit finder quiz and half size bras! There's a bra for everyone at ThirdLove and their 60-day return policy allows you to see how well the bra truly works for you before you commit to keeping it. You can go to thirdlove.com/EEP for 15% off your first purchase. You're going to be so glad you tried ThirdLove! And... BetterHelp. BetterHelp is an incredible online service that provides online mental health and counseling support to individuals worldwide. Whether you're looking for support through emails or you want to enroll in video conferencing sessions, there is something for everyone. Take care of your mental health just as you would your physical health. Check out BetterHelp.com/EMP to get 10% off your first month!

Elizabeth Adams found herself squeezed between adult children and an aging mother with cancer -- all of whom needed a lot of her attention and care. And this was all while she was going through seminary training. When she fell asleep in a fast-food drive thru, she realized she needed to be taking better care of herself, too. Elizabeth shares her journey with Leary and Armin on the podcast today.

In this week's episode, meet Elizabeth Adams, the founder of Date Night. Elizabeth shares all about her innovative new company, as well as stories from her own intercultural (and now long-distance) relationship. Be sure to subscribe after you're done listening so you don't miss an episode!

News for the Soul - Intuition, Empowerment, Inspiration & Beyond (646) 595 4274 Welcome to the BTR Edition of NEWS FOR THE SOUL: Life Changing Talk Radio from the Uplifting to the Unexplained. NFTS was launched in January 1997 as a positive news newspaper in the Vancouver, B.C. area in January 1997 by journalist Nicole Whitney. Over the years, NFTS evolved into the NFTS RADIO NETWORK ::: Find all of todays NFTS show listings here:  http://www.newsforthesoul.com/shows-page/todays-shows/

News for the Soul - Intuition, Empowerment, Inspiration & Beyond (646) 595 4274 Welcome to the BTR Edition of NEWS FOR THE SOUL: Life Changing Talk Radio from the Uplifting to the Unexplained. NFTS was launched in January 1997 as a positive news newspaper in the Vancouver, B.C. area in January 1997 by journalist Nicole Whitney. Over the years, NFTS evolved into the NFTS RADIO NETWORK ::: Find all of todays NFTS show listings here:  http://www.newsforthesoul.com/shows-page/todays-shows/

Interview with Los Angeles artist Erin Adams. She talks of her early childhood life to present time and discusses what it is like to be an artist with children. She has an upcoming solo exhibition titled "The She Coyote of Los Angeles" at the Los Angeles LGBT center opening on September 16th.

Tonight on Radar Radio USA. We welcome singer, and inspirational artist Vania! Czar stopped by to promote his hip hop meets go-go concert in Baltimore next Wednesday April 5th 2017! Marketing genius Elizabeth Adams called and the rest is history!!!!!!

In this episode of The Family Matters First Podcast we bring Jeremy and Elizabeth Adams back in the studio to share 7 Tips To Make This the Best Christmas Ever.

Features include: Recollections: Kevin; Recollections: James; From Firefly to Future; Recollections: Les and Kari; The Aries Commonwealth; Recollections: David; Elizabeth Adams and Malcolm Reynolds; The Sci-Fi Review: Seventh Son; Recollections: Claire; Moonshine: Episode 6: The Gentlemen with the Blue Hands; Music Section: Origins; Recollections: Miranda; Music Section: Gaza Strip Mall; Recollections: Nick; Permanent Waves; Recollections: Carolyn; Interview: George Hrab; Robot Chicken Extract