Podcast appearances and mentions of ellie burrows

Safety Culture is everybody's business. In the first of a new series Ellie Burrows, Chair of the System Safety Risk Group, talks about the role of leaders in embedding safety culture. She describes the need for a fair culture and how that works to support safety learning.01:43 Ellie Burrows, an introduction02:20 What Safety Culture means to Ellie03:54 Ellie's role in leading and supporting the development of Safety Culture04:56 The essential tasks for leaders of Safety Culture06:07 Traits and characteristics for leaders of Safety Culture07:39 The need for fair culture to build trust08:39 The need for good understanding of fair culture and human factors10:01 How fair culture works11:35 The actions, policies, and practices that demonstrate a fair culture13:05 Summary and close You may also be interested in:Leading Health and Safety on Britain's RailwayDeveloping a Fair Culture – RSSB TrainingSupporting a fair culture - creating appropriate plans after incidents – RSSB research project (T1068)Fair Culture Investigations – Network Rail Safety Central web page

Start your day off with a sense of peace and mindfulness with Ellie Burrows Gluck as she guides us through a calming meditation exercise in this special episode. Before co-starting MNDFL, Ellie Burrows Gluck served as an executive in the film business for a number of years until she came across her true passion: spirituality and pursuit of consciousness. She then quit her job in 2013 to travel around the world as a spiritual tourist, returning to New York City at the end of the trip to pursue her Certificate in Coaching. And then came along MNDFL, a drop-in meditation company where New Yorkers can better connect to their mind, heart, and the body without the weekend-long commitment. Listen in as she sheds light on her non-linear career changes she made while facing unexpected life circumstances. 

Ellie Burrows had a health scare in 2008 that landed her in the office of functional and integrative medicine expert Dr. Frank Lipman. He introduced her to meditation to manage emotional aspects of her health issue and having that de-stressing practice became her anchor. She realized meditation was like going to the gym— if you go consistently, you'll see the benefits. That's when she came to the idea for MNDFL, New York City's first drop-in meditation studio. Listen to this episode to learn: The benefits of meditation The 4 C's of building a meditation practice that sticks How meditation helps build consciousness Why meditation teaches you about yourself How tech takes away from our relationships The upside of having a meditation community Watch the video version of this interview here: https://getwellbe.com/inspiration/ellie-burrows-mndfl-meditation Don't forget to sign up to become a WellBe Insider while you're there so you get all our latest content, special offers, and big announcements when they drop!  xx Adrienne & Team WellBe Oh and hang with us daily on Instagram! www.instagram.com/getwellbe 

“The more I began to explore my own consciousness the more I was fascinated by what I was uncovering.” -Ellie Burrows Today I’m joined by Ellie Burrows, the CEO and co-founder of Mndfl, New York’s first drop in meditation studios. We discuss my experience at their Williamsburg studio, along with how why she decided to get into the business of meditation. We also look at the importance of meditation when it comes to navigating the dating and relationship world. You can find her on instagram @ellieburrows and be sure to check out Mndfl @mndflmeditation and their site www.mndflmeditation.com

Pope Francis has for the first time publicly acknowledged the scandal of priests and bishops sexually abusing nuns. Rocio Figueroa, a theologian and lecturer and Doris Reisinger Wagner tell us their experience in a discussion with Sister Sharlet Wagner, a sister of the Holy Cross and the current President of The Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the United States.The Football Association should increase the Women's FA Cup Prize Fund according to Charlie Dobres from Lewes FC, the only football club to pay their men and women teams equally. He's joined by sports writer Anna Kessel to tell us why.We discuss Onlyness – when you're the only person with a certain characteristic, perspective or life experience in a group – usually a work setting. Chloe Davies Executive Officer at UK Black Pride and Chloe Chambraud Gender Equality Director at the Prince's Responsible Business Network discuss.The writer Lucy-Anne Holmes tells us about her book Don't Hold My Head Down where she explores her sexuality and looks at improving her sex life.Southeastern Trains wants more women to become train drivers. It's launched a campaign to get 40% of applicants to be women by 2021. We hear from their Services Director, Ellie Burrows and from Kelly-Joe Ballard who has been a train driver for two years.Bullying and stereotyping of black female academics is stopping them from progressing at UK Universities according to a new report. We hear from Gina Higginbottom an emeritus professor of Ethnicity and Community Health at the University of Nottingham and Dr Nicola Rollock a reader in Equity and Education at Goldsmiths, University of London, who carried out the research. Catherine Simpson on her memoir, Once I Had a Little Sister - about suicide, loss and how it felt to come from a family who never spoke about their feelings.Presented by Jane Garvey Produced by Rabeka Nurmahomed Edited by Jane Thurlow

Ellie Burrows Gluck always imagined she’d have a fruitful career in the film industry. But once she actually achieved this dream, she realized the joy just wasn’t there. With a personal commitment to never squander life’s opportunities, Ellie made it her mission to find a purpose that perpetuated positivity and a career she truly loved. After searching inside and out for the answer, Ellie discovered an unwavering passion for mindfulness. She established MNDFL after noticing her bustling home of New York City lacked quiet and accessible meditative spaces to find moments of inner peace. With a mission to provide welcoming, friendly studios made for anyone, MNDFL is on its way to redefining modern mindfulness. Listen to Ellie’s story and learn how she finally found joy—and business success—by sharing the benefits of mindfulness and meditation. Ellie Burrows Gluck is the Chief Executive Officer of MNDFL, as well as a Vedic Meditation teacher, certified personal development coach and writer. After graduating magna cum laude from Northwestern University, Ellie served as an executive in the film business for a number of years, focusing on the business side of film: producing, selling, financing and finding new talent. When her meetings began to evolve into coaching sessions around effective communication and interpersonal relationships, she chose to pursue mindfulness in a moremeaningful way. Deciding to travel the world as a spiritual tourist, Ellie ultimately returned to New York where she received her Certificate in Coaching from NYU. Shortly thereafter, in 2014, she hatched the idea for MNDFL with her co-founder and friend Lodro Rinzler. Along the way, Ellie was exposed to Vedic Meditation. What started as a daily practice turned into a full-blown love affair, and beginning in 2017 Ellie completed her 2000-hour teacher training program under master teacher Théo Burkhardt. Sign-up for a free MNDFL class with the code BREATHE at mndflmeditation.com. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why the subway is one of Ellie’s favorite places to meditate What life was like growing up in Los Angeles with family in the entertainment industry Why Ellie always assumed she’d also have a career in entertainment How Ellie’s mother’s terminal illness affected her and her family Why Ellie committed to living a life that brought positivity into the world Why Ellie decided to attend Northwestern University in Chicago How a trip to Israel helped Ellie land her first big job in entertainment What jobs Ellie had while working in entertainment Why Ellie decided to leave the entertainment industry behind How a health scare made Ellie reevaluate her life’s current trajectory If Ellie was surprised that she found a career in mindfulness The differences Ellie sees between living in NYC and LA How Dr. Frank Lipman positively impacted Ellie What ignited Ellie’s love affair for meditation and mindfulness What inspired Ellie to establish a space like MNDFL in New York City Why MNDFL is different from other meditation studios How Ellie connected with her MNDFL partner Lodro Rinzler What Ellie calls the “Three Cs” in creating a successful meditation practice Why Ellie believes making mindfulness accessible to everyone is so important How Ellie is helping to move social causes forward What Ellie envisions next for MNDFL Connect With Ellie Burrows Gluck Online Website: www.ellieburrows.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellie-burrows-b0321a6 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellieburrows Twitter: https://twitter.com/_ellieburrows_ Connect with MNDFUL Online Website: mndflmeditation.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mndflmeditation Twitter: https://twitter.com/mndflmeditation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mndflmeditation

Ellie Burrows is the Co-founder and CEO of MNDFL, a meditation studio in New York City. She talks with Dr. Devgan about how she was able to establish herself as an insider in New York's rapidly growing wellness industry.  Listen in as Ellie takes us through her journey in creating a modern, non-religious, drop-in studio where one can explore traditional meditation techniques in a contemporary context. MNDFL's mission is simple and yet profound: MNDFL exists to enable humans to feel good. Ellie touches on simple ways people can implement mindfulness and meditation into their everyday lives.

Ellie Burrows is the Co-founder and CEO of MNDFL, a meditation studio in New York City. She talks with Dr. Devgan about how she was able to establish herself as an insider in New York’s rapidly growing wellness industry. Listen in as Ellie takes us through her journey in creating a modern, non-religious, drop-in studio where one can explore traditional meditation techniques in a contemporary context. MNDFL’s mission is simple and yet profound: MNDFL exists to enable humans to feel good. Ellie touches on simple ways people can implement mindfulness and meditation into their everyday lives.

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Ellie Burrows, CEO and co-founder of MNDFL, a NYC based meditation studio, stands out as a walking reminder to meditate. But, while she opened MNDFL in the West Village, and has already expanded to the Upper East Side and Williamsburg, Ellie’s journey towards starting MNDFL wasn’t all that straightforward. For 7 years, she worked in the film industry and didn’t quite feel the same passion her colleagues did. In 2013, she quit her job and travelled the world as a spiritual tourist. But when she returned to New York, she struggled with her meditation practice as she found it difficult to meditate in her own home. She liked group meditation but there wasn’t a non-religious place that didn’t require days-long commitment. MNDFL was thus born out of her personal needs and as it turns out, many others wanted the same things. Find more at https://www.mndflmeditation.com/.On each episode of the Technology For Mindfulness Podcast, Robert Plotkin, co-creator of the “Hack Your Mind” series at MIT, explores the intersection between the practice of mindfulness & the use of technology in the modern age. Show notes can be found at TechnologyForMindfulness.com/. Come back often & feel free to subscribe in iTunes or add the Technology For Mindfulness Podcast to your favorite podcast application.Follow us on:https://Twitter.com/TechForMindfulhttps://Facebook.com/TechnologyForMindfulnessSubscribe to the Technology For Mindfulness Podcast via:iTunes: apple.co/2opAqpnStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/robert-plotkin/technology-for-mindfulnessTuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Technology-Podcasts/Technology-For-Mindfulness-p963257/YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCadmsqRjuiilNT5bwHFHDfQRSS: https://feeds.feedburner.com/TechnologyForMindfulnessMusic courtesy of Tobu - Colors [NCS Release]youtu.be/MEJCwccKWG0www.7obu.com@7obuwww.facebook.com/tobuofficialwww.twitter.com/tobuofficialwww.youtube.com/tobuofficial See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ellie Burrows is the CEO of MNDFL Meditation Studios and is currently training to be a teacher in Vedic meditation.   In this episode, you'll hear what that led Ellie to reconnect with spirituality and how it impacted her decision to leave a career in entertainment, how she infused thoughtfulness and authenticity into the creation of her brand, why she recommends being open to fluidity in your business and the role it’s played in her company’s growth, her top tips for opening a brick-and-mortar, and more.   To learn more about Ellie Burrows and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.   Follow Me On: Facebook Instagram

When we think about time and productivity, we usually think about doing. But meditation company MNDFL is trying to shift the focus to being. We talk with the company's CEO and co-founder Ellie Burrows about why she  made this her business -- and how taking the time to unplug can make our lives more meaningful.

Todays guest is peaceful AF but not preachy AF, which is unique and awesome for a meditation expert, enthusiast and entrepreneur. Ellie Burrows is the founder of MNDFL -- a collection of meditation studios sprawled throughout NYC. Ellie grew up in La La Land and was raised in a family in the entertainment business. She decided to go into film because she thought a lot of happiness waited for her there, but she never felt fulfilled and happy in Hollywood the same way her fam did. So she literally went soul searching or as she calls it, she became a spiritual tourist, and discovered the magic and simplicity of meditation. Rather than sparknotes her entire story, I think I should stop talking now and her Ellie do that because otherwise what would be the point of listening to the episode if I tell you everything in this bio, right? So press play to hear Ellie tell her story and remind us that meditation doesn’t necessarily mean plopping your butt on a fancy cushion.   You’ll hear:   How Ellie went from a career in the film industry to now running a meditation business! What she awesomely means by “following the crumbs.” And why you prob want to follow your crumbs, too! How Ellie defines meditation and the diff between mindfulness vs. meditation. The 3 C’s to starting a meditation practice. The type of meditation that I do daily :-) How to make your meditation PORTABLE. (No butts on pillows required.) And lots more!   Links related to this episode: The full show notes with all the deets from this episode! Where to buy Four Sigmatic Shroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS” Get my FREE #EATMOREPLANTS course! Where you can go to submit a question for the show! Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!! How to work 1-on-1 with me! Where you can go to suggest a guest (yourself or someone else) for the show! Party in My Plants on Instagram Party in My Plants on Facebook Party in My Plants’ Cooking Videos on YouTube Audio Producer Of The Show - Oleksandr Hedz

I'm honored and excited to welcome Ellie Burrows, the co-founder of MNDFL, a meditation studio in New York City to the show today. On today's episode we're exploring meditation, what it means to Ellie, the different types of meditation practices available and tips for new and experienced meditators to explore and deepen their practices. As someone who has a love-hate relationship with meditation, I'm happy to say that this episode inspired me to rekindle my practice more consistently, and I even signed up for my first meditation class! Since I know the new year is just around the corner, and lots of you are setting goals and resolutions, my hope with this episode is that it inspires you to develop a meditation practice or explore the possibility of it in 2018. Here's a breakdown of some of the stuff we talked about: Ellie's journey and how she got started on her spiritual path How she met her co-founder, Lodro and launched MNDFL The different types of meditation and how she recommends finding the one that works for you Some of the health benefits of a meditation practice What to do on those days when you can't seem to let go of your thoughts? Is there a benefit to practicing in a group vs. practicing at home Rituals that help keep you consistent and on track with your meditation practice How to prioritize your health when there's a never-ending list of wellness items to check off How do you meld meditation and spirituality with religion? Join The Healthy Maven Tribe to ask guest questions and to find out who will be on the show before anyone else: http://facebook.com/groups/THMTribe Please don't forget to rate + review in iTunes if you love the podcast. Your comments and subscriptions help us make the podcast best for you! Follow Ellie + Mndfl: Website: https://www.mndflmeditation.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mndflmeditation/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mndflmeditation

Do you meditate? Or do you think meditation is the privilege and skill of bearded yogis nestled deep in the Himalayas? Do you say you're 'too busy' to meditate, or that it's 'too hard'? It’s true. Meditation can be hard, without the proper training and support. And if you happen to live in a city, you're in an especially tough position: The stress of urban life basically makes meditation crucial for survival (and happiness) but at the same time, the tempo of city living often makes it impossible to find the time or place to give your practice the dedication it deserves. This is exactly where our guest Ellie Burrows comes in. She is not only an avid meditator, but also lives in New York City. Through her business MNDFL, she's made it not only possible- but easy- for frenzied city dwellers to find the solace of meditation amongst the honking horns and ground-shaking trash trucks. Part of a new, conscious-minded school of entrepreneurs, Ellie has created an urban spiritual oasis, and as a result, has helped inspire a quickly growing network and community of spiritually oriented businesses in The Big Apple. In this fun, and enlightening conversation Ellie shares her personal story of spiritual discovery, the challenges of creating MNDFL, and her vision of making meditation a regular part of life for the average person who has no intention of renouncing civilization in favor of a luxury deprived, monastic existence. For the sake of humanity (and the sanity of our nations cities) please share this episode with a meditator or mindful entrepreneur you know. To your peace, Luke For more about the show Topics Discussed on today's Episode: How Ellie left a career in film to pursue her spiritual path The journey of how her business MNDFL meditation came to be, and how she learned to connect consciousness to her career The current state of affairs in New York city's spiritual community, and the positive effects meditations centers like MNDFL are having on the city The importance of re-branding spiritually centered businesses to appeal to a more broad audience How meditation drop in centers encourage user consistency, and overcoming the challenges of keeping up a meditation practice Seeing the benefits of meditation, and the consequences of losing your practice Facing the reality that being spiritually committed is anything but stardust and moonbeams; it gets uncomfortable The importance of facing your demons, and walking through the many dark nights of the soul Spiritual first-aid kit: the two most powerful tools for overcoming emotional pain Lifestyle recommendations   MY 90-DAY LIFESTYLE DESIGN COACHING PROGRAM Your opportunity to work with me one-on-one. Upgrade your life through my proven system of revolutionary mental, physical and emotional transformation. Only 5 spots available. Apply now for a 15-minute assessment call.    THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: ORGANIFI. This product has changed the green juice game for me. A green powdered superfood that comes in portable packets perfect for travel, keeping in your car or bag. On-demand instant green juice that is alkalizing, energizing and gives you mental clarity. What else is so special about it? Zero glycemic index & comes with all 11 most important superfoods: turmeric, chlorella, wheat grass, spirulina, mint, moringa, ashwagandha, lemon, beets, coconut, matcha green tea. Awesome stuff! Save 20% using coupon code "LIFESTYLIST" AND...  EARTH RUNNERS. Minimalist earthing sandals. If you follow me on IG you know that I wear these 95% of the time. Yes, even to parties in Hollywood. They look really dope and improve your biomechanics and the way you walk. But what’s even cooler is that they are grounded via a conductive thread on the straps and a copper plug on the bottom. You’ve been listening to my shows and know how crucial that is. You can watch testing videos with a voltmeter, showing the effect of the sandals in an EMF field. Also featuring a hemp footbed. Save 10% using coupon code "STOREY10" HELP SUPPORT THIS SHOW! Starting and growing a podcast requires a ton of time, energy, and money. Do you appreciate this information, and want to support my mission to deliver as much life enhancing information as possible to as many people as possible? The easiest, and most effective way you can help is to do this: 1. Go to Lukestorey.com/support and donate towards show production costs 2. Subscribe to the show by clicking “subscribe” in iTunes 3. Write us a review in iTunes 4. Share this show with 1 friend right now You’d be amazed how much these four simple steps do to help us grow! Here’s the magic link for reviews. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening, and joining me on this journey we call life.

Emily Fletcher interviews Ellie Burrows, the founder of MNDFL, one of the first meditation studios in NYC. Ellie tells the story of her journey from film executive to pursuing mindfulness in a more meaningful way. Ellie uses ancient teachings in a contemporary context to inspire compassion, confidence, and consciousness in a highly digitized world.

Welcome to How I Meditate from the Meditate This! Podcast.  This series is intended reveal personal experiences with meditation and mindfulness as a way to help others refine, rejuvenate, or even just begin a practice.  Meditation can seem weird, creepy, and meaningless.  But maybe it helps to hear how it's different for someone else...or how it's not. Each episode answers 4 basic questions: 1.  How do you meditate? 2.  What was is like the very first time you meditated? 3.  An example of when you noticed meditation made a difference in your life. 4.  What other activities help you stay mindful on a regular basis? Please visit the How I Meditate page at www.MeditateThisPodcast.com to learn more and submit your own How I Meditate story. Thanks! Pete and Jay

When one steps into MNDFL, it's easy to think you've made a wrong turn. Meditation studios are supposed to be a little dusty, a little impersonal. They certainly do not look like that Hamptons beach house you saw in that design magazine. But MNDFL's founders, Ellie Burrows (chief executive officer) and Lodro Rinzler (chief spiritual officer), had a different idea when they conceived of their new venture: create a drop-in meditation space where one can feel at home (literally), and where the "tradition" is simply soft music, plush couches, and hot tea. The studio on 8th Street in Greenwich Village has attracted lots of attention from the likes of The New York Times, Vogue, and beyond. In Episode 86, hear Ellie describe her own personal journey as well as the unique ideas that brought this pioneering space to life. Visit us at www.MeditateThisPodcast.com. Please rate and review on iTunes!!! Ozzie says thank you!!

TSR is in NEW YAWK! In between belting the Rent Soundtrack the TSR gals find time to get a dose of MNDFL (pronounced mindful)-ness from founders Ellie Burrows and Lodro Rinzler, who opened a meditation studio where they practice what they preach. We learn all about what it takes to get into a meditation practice, the different types of meditation, and get some pro-tips from the experts themselves. All roses in this pod today (except Elizabeth's carbo-coma and Stephanie's frustration with adults who behave like juveniles). PS: Check out our AWESOME Holiday DIY video ;) It's a treat for all those who want to get elevated. PPS: The girls will be bartending Bravo's Watch What Happens Live this week so keep your eyes peeled.