Podcast appearances and mentions of emily hodge

Hello hello!In this weeks episode, I am in conversation with the fabulous Emily Hodge, as part of my 'Women who thrive' series.Emily has been a psychologist for 20 years, as well as a mind & business coach for nearly a decade so has a huge appreciation for how our minds work for and against us in life.Emily is a global speaker on the topics of Business without Burnout, Resilience and vulnerability for success. She's coached in Los Angeles, London, Paris and other locationsShe's a young cancer survivor and in her spare time is Trustee to the UK's only charity dedicated to supporting cancer survivors. She loves wild swimming, meditating and getting lost in the forest with her rescue dog Lexi.** TRIGGER WARNING** In our conversation Emily shares her story of bowel cancer; baby loss and fertility struggles, how she overcome all of these life road bumps and is now thriving in her life.It really is a beautiful conversation that I thoroughly enjoyed and I hope you enjoy listening to it as well. If you do resonate with anything  said either in this episode or a previous one, and you want to chat to me more about changes you want to create in your life in 2023, click the link HERE to book a free, no obligation chat with me today, I would love to hear from you.As always, I would love to hear what you think about my musings as well as any topics you would like me to cover.You can connect with me on the socials,  HERE on Instagram, and HERE on Facebook, and not forgetting my VIP WhatsApp community that you are welcome to join HEREEnjoySteph xxMusic licensed from RILISound24th July 2023If you're enjoying the podcast, please share it with someone who might benefit from our talks. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and follow me on social media for more updates and inspiration.Connect with me on Instagram HERE, Facebook HERE, and join my VIP WhatsApp community HERE. For more information on my therapy sessions and to book a chat, visit my website: https://www.stephgrainger.co.uk/get-in-touchEmail: steph@stephgrainger.co.ukUntil next time, take care and be present.Steph xx

ABOUT THE AUTHOR David was born and raised in Natchez, Mississippi. He is an attorney and former mayor. He holds undergraduate and master's degrees in political science, in addition to a law degree. David has written three novels and four screenplays. His third novel, The Third Gift, will be released this summer. ABOUT THE BOOK - THE RISING PLACE   What if you found an old box of love letters from World War II, written by an old maid who had just died—would you read them? And what if you did and discovered an amazing story about unrequited love, betrayal, and murder that happened over seventy years ago? A young lawyer meets Emily Hodge, a 75-year-old spinster shunned by her hometown society, and can't understand why she lives such a solitary and seemingly forgotten life. But the letters she leaves for him reveal how her choices caused her to be ostracized—but definitely not forgotten by those who loved her. www.therisingplace.com @tyrodude facebook.com/tyrodude

!!!!!EXPLICIT!!!! When will it end...my life partner, Emily Hodge and I, talk about the terrorist killing of George Floyd. We also talk about some of the why of uprisings and the theological significance. Learn something! Then take action.

!!!!!EXPLICIT!!!! When will it end...my life partner, Emily Hodge and I, talk about the terrorist killing of George Floyd. We also talk about some of the why of uprisings and the theological significance. Learn something! Then take action.

This is a special bonus episode as we felt we need to talk about what is happening in the world at the moment with the Coronavirus pandemic. The news is changing constantly and we know lots of you are feeling anxious and worried.  We invited friend of the show, (and our resident agony auntie!), Emily Hodge, to get her thoughts on the situation and what she thinks we should be doing in our businesses.  In this episode we talk about how the pandemic is affecting the photography industry, and what you can do in these uncertain times.   Here are some links we mention in the episode:   Our lifestyle photographers Facebook group The wedding industry coronavirus action Facebook group   See Emily Hodge's website here   We'd love to know what you think of this episode. Please leave us a review if you've found it useful, it helps other people to find the podcast. Email:  hello@shooteditchatrepeat.com Instagram Facebook   If you join us as a patron, for just $5 a month, you'll get longer episodes and also get your hands on all of the links to our Repeat Recs from the past 2 years. Click here for all of the details.   Get Vicki's free online business class for photographers here    Eddie Judd's Lightroom workshops

It's September, schools are open, you want to feel hopeful, but instead, you're exhausted, demotivated and plain TIRED! Are you feeling the burn(out)? The ladies are back to talk about what you might be a little scared to admit. Mindfulness coach, Emily Hodge speaks up on classic burnout and how to go about it.

Dr. Emily Hodge talks with Tracy and Jim about tracking in schools and the ways that tracks serving struggling students undermine their progress. Dr. Hodge shares ways to incorporate high expectations into all tracks. What is the difference between tracking and differentiation? Dr. Hodge explains it all. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/support

I couldn't be more excited to introduce the first ever Kind Conversation... with the amazing Emily Hodge. Emily is leading coach, specialising in helping women lead a more successful and gentle life. Enjoy an episode full of self-care and acceptance. We talk about...- Being more at ease with ourselves- Letting go of outcomes- Emily's own journey through cancer to a more gentle life and her tools for practicing self compassion- Accepting how you're feeling, good and bad- How to succeed in a more gentle way- Making space and being kind to yourself- Emily's new exciting journey into surrogacyAnd SO much more!!!I hope you enjoy my friends.Rebecca xx

This episode is sponsored by Let's Conquer Motherhood, the online membership program for mums, with Lisa York. Newly married, pregnant, and in her twenties, Emily Hodge received a devastating cancer diagnosis that would change the course of her life in many ways. One of which was losing her baby and being unable (so far) to conceive again. That was a few years ago and, after 15 years working as a Health Psychologist in the NHS, Emily used her experience to help others. She's now a successful Life Coach and has helped and supported hundreds of people, including other cancer patients, to lead happier, healthier, and more fulfilling lives. Over the years, working with people on a one-to-one basis and in group settings, Emily started to notice something. No matter who you are, where you're from or what your backstory is, we all want similar things - to feel happier, calmer, more focused and to lead a life that's right for us. So in 2017, Emily launched her signature group programme - the Gentle Life course, which guides rushed, busy and stressed out women over 6 weeks to map out what living more gently means to them. It provides them with the tools and strategies to kickstart the lifelong work that will help them lead the life they want to live (so that they might shout less at their kids, be happier in their relationships and be so much kinder to themselves). In this episode, you'll learn how checking in with your feelings, thoughts, and emotions allows you to re-define your behaviours, actions, and habits. By becoming more aware of the way you spend your time, you'll find out how you can start to say no to the things you don't really want, so you can gradually replace them with the things that you do. If you're ready to find a little bit of space and calm in your life, learn how to be kinder to yourself, and discover some practical tools that will help you develop your emotional resilience, tune in and discover the five steps that Emily shares that will help you live more gently. You can find the full write up from this episode including the Show Notes at www.Lisa-York.com/130 Your iTunes Rating and Review  helps spread the SuperMum message. Thanks so much! Let's Conquer Motherhood! Lisa York x Become a patron of the show and show your support by sponsoring just $2 a month. Let's Conquer Motherhood, the online membership program for mums is now open. Find out all you need to know HERE.

Welcome to episode 57 of Shoot Edit Chat Repeat, the podcast for people photographers & creative entrepreneurs. Hosted by two leading UK portrait photographers, Vicki Knights & Eddie Judd.   Today is Mental Health Awareness Day, so we have a special episode for you. We invited our lovely friend and business coach, Emily Hodge for a chat about how we can protect our mental health when running a business.   A 2018 study showed that 58% of entrepreneurs have suffered with their mental health, and 55% said that running a business negatively affects their mental health.   We wanted to dive into this a bit further and talk through the factors that the entrepreneurs stated that negatively affect their mental health. Things such as workload, isolation, lack of support, positivity pressure, money & failure. We discuss our experiences, and give suggestions and tips to help.  You can see Emily Hodge's website here. ​​ Mental Health charities mentioned: MIND  Heads Together Calm The Samaritans  ​​   Thank you to The Design Space for sponsoring this episode. Click here for lots of free information about how to be the boss of your own website and for 20% off all their products. Thank you to Shootproof online galleries for sponsoring Repeat Recs for this series. Get 25% off your first 12 months subscription by using the code SHOOTEDITCHATREPEAT.    Our Repeat Recs for this week: Vicki - Daylio app, Happy Place podcast Yoga You Tubers - Yoga with Adriene, Cat Meffan, Boho Beautiful, Fiji McAlpine Eddie - Positive Planner book, Cycle tracking app Clue, podcast Hormonal We'd love to know what you think of this episode. Please leave us a review if you've enjoyed it, it helps other people to find the podcast. Email:  hello@shooteditchatrepeat.com Instagram Facebook Vicki Knights' workshops and mentoring for lifestyle photographers ​​Eddie Judd's Lightroom presets & workshops

Emily Hodge joins me this week to discuss the shame she felt around running Facebook Ads prior to her last launch, and how she found great success when she finally started! I’m really excited to be talking about this, because most often, the problems I hear people having with Facebook ads, are around the money side of things: “Am I going to lose money running ads?” or “Will my return on investment be worth it?”. This conversation goes more into answering questions such as “Will I annoy people?” and “Am I really that good if I need to use ads to promote myself?”. When Emily brought this topic up to me, I realized she was onto something that other people might be struggling with, so we got together and created this episode of Ads That Convert, just for you.   What You'll Discover: The antidote to hustle, and Emily’s past ad experience. The challenge, the launch and the mental struggle surrounding ads. How she came to realise there's nothing shameful about promoting yourself. The amazing results Emily had after making this mindset switch   Soundbites from this Episode: “Why does life have to be about hustle and running around like a headless chicken” “There was a long old mental state of change to go through before I got to where I was with the launch” “The way I was feeling about ads was almost that it was a badge of honour not to use them.” “It’s okay to promote yourself. People need to promote themselves” “I think word of mouth is hugely important” “I absolutely understand what I’m looking for now”   Emily’s Instagram! @gentle_life_mindful_business   To connect with me and share your thoughts on the podcast: Leave a note in the comment section below. Message me on Facebook or Instagram Facebook Group   To help out the show: Subscribe and leave an honest review on iTunes. I read each one personally and would love to give you a shout out on the show! I love your feedback!

Facing Christmas and New Year when you don't feel you have achieved your dream; you're dealing with grief and you're bracing yourself for all of the questions from family and friends... can be soul destroying, exhausting and sad for many people. I know this feeling so well and my guest Emily Hodge does too. Emily also happens to have an incredibly moving personal story and happens to be a life coach and health psychologist with some brilliant insights, which she shares in her uniquely gentle but powerful way. I absolutely loved talking to Emily and I hope this is a really helpful episode which you can listen to throughout the Christmas period and in the run up to New Year too. I also share one of my favourite life raft tools as well! This is the penultimate episode of this podcast series (but it will be back!), so subscribe www.thisisalicerose.com and make sure you don't miss my plans for 2019....there is so much coming. As always, if you rate, review or drop me a line to let me know what you think, you will make this lady in her spare room very happy indeed!! Happy listening and take care xx Emily Hodge https://coachingemily.com/ @gentle_life_mindful_business Instagram Also featuring: Kate Dion Richard @katedionrichard

In this episode we have a lovely chat with Emily Hodge (aka Coaching Emily) and she shares lots of wonderful advice about dealing with overwhelm and the dreaded comparison. You'll end this episode feeling calmer and with strategies to help you deal with overwhelm straight away. Enjoy!  Emily helps people to live a more gentle life through her 1-2-1 coaching, workshops, talks and online courses.  Find out more about Coaching Emily here: https://coachingemily.com/ Eddie's Lightroom preset store: http://www.eddiesstore.co.uk/ Vicki's training for photographers: http://vickiknights.co.uk/for-photographers Chat to us! Instagram: @shoot.edit.chat.repeat Twitter: @shooteditchat