Podcasts about empowerment weekend

Chicago City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin joins Jon Hansen on Your Money Matters to promote an in-person event open to all Chicago residents, small business owners, and entrepreneurs who are looking to empower themselves, learn about current trends within the financial services industry, and rev up their financial future. The Chicago City Treasurer's Office presents, “Building […]

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Dealing with Social Anxiety (0:00:00) Many people get a little nervous in new social situations-- we want to make a good impression while still enjoying ourselves. But some people don't handle the social pressure as well as others. Not to mention, the pandemic has socially affected all of us! Dr. Wendy Patrick, career prosecutor and author, joins us to share how we can manaage social anxiety and feel at ease in social settings.  History of Presidential Inaugurations (0:13:15)Presidential inaugurations mark a transition for our country as we welcome in a new or incumbent presidential administration. Despite not being set apart as a holiday, they are highly anticipated around the country. Presidential inauguration expert Jim Bendat joins us to discuss the history and traditions behind the event.  Psychology of Stanning (0:32:36)Have you ever heard the term "I stan"? You might have seen it thrown around Tik Tok, used mostly by Gen-Zers. If you don't know what it means or haven't seen it before, don't worry-- we don't know much about it either. But knowing what it means might be important to understanding your kids better. Social media psychology researcher Dr. Ruth Sims shares the meaning and psychology behind the phrase.  Pandemic Empowerment (0:52:45)We are all too familiar with the many atrocities brought in by 2020. But instead of focusing on the negative aspects of such a difficult year, we invited Matthew Ferry to share how we can actually be empowered in the fallout of the pandemic.  Weekend Review (1:27:57)We're giving you ideas on how to make this weekend great, including cozy recipes to try, exciting books to start, and classic movies to stream. 

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Wanda Frazier-Parker is a trusted and influential voice in ministry and leadership. Pursued by churches and corporations to share biblical truth and collaborative leadership principles, she travels extensively throughout the United States and abroad serving women's conferences, facilitating intergenerational leadership seminars and mentoring emerging leaders. Her scholarly insights into faith and psychology coupled with a unique ability to invigorate diversified audiences have generated the privilege to serve on national and global platforms, including South Africa, Rome and Brazil. A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary's Doctor of Ministry program with an Effective Ministry to Women emphasis, Dr. Parker organized Synergy Summit, a regional gathering designed for female executives and ministry leaders to collaborate and share successful, career advancement strategies. Locally, Dr. Parker hosts Women's Empowerment Weekend, a convention of women gathered to unearth their leadership passions and foster their ministries. Professionally, Dr. Parker serves as a leadership trainer for Kellogg Company.

Welcome to episode 252 of Beyond The Veil: The Secret World as we discuss the upcoming Empowerment Weekend where distilates give you extra 25% of XP when empowering. Judging by the excitement in game’s chat channels, the event should be a great […] The post Beyond the Veil Tier 252: Empower Yourself appeared first on Holosuite Media.

My friend Taylor Gage from shethrivesblog is back once more as we recap our weekend at the Girls Gone Strong Women’s Strength and Empowerment Weekend plus talk about why we’re getting jacked and tan with the Bigness Project. Plus, Kristin’s new favorite thing. Stuff we talk about: What the hell is the WSEW? Subtleties of everyday sexism Stop saying you’re sorry Why would women want to get BIGGER? How story-telling screws up our perception Where does change begin? What about the men? How to know what’s best for you. Strategies for changing mindset, improving your view of yourself, and letting go of body-negativity. Links to stuff: GirlsGoneStrong Erin Brown, #QueenShit The First Minute, Kelly Coffey The Bigness Project*(re-opens May 2) Passion Planner Pull For Pride Lift Like A Girl Tank *Disclosure time: this is an affiliate reference link, so if you end up signing up I get a lil’ kick back

I'm really excited about this episode. Lori Harder is a leading expert in the field of fitness, transformational work, mindfulness, and self-love. As a self-made millionaire, successful entrepreneur, network marketing professional, author, ten-time cover model, and three-time fitness world champion, she offers a carefully curated set of practical tools to promote sustainable health, spiritual well-being, and financial freedom. Through her books, unique coaching methods, and programs, she has helped countless people connect with their soul, transform their bodies, empower their minds, gain financial independence, and fall in love with themselves and their lives.   If there's anyone that's creating a deep sense of female empowerment in the world, it's this woman. I recently attended her Women's Empowerment Weekend in L.A. and it was such an incredible event. There were so many women who came together from around the world to have a transformational experience. I had the best time and I feel so lucky and fortunate to call her a friend of mine.   Lori and I talk about her incredible story and the transformation that she brought to her own life. She shares how important your tribe is to your life and what you can do right now to love yourself more.   Radically Transformed  Lori   Growing up isolated in a small town and being criticized constantly Exercising from the age of eight and getting obsessed with fitness Getting into fitness competitions in order to transform her body Finding that competition wasn't as satisfying as she thought Learning to love herself and earn her happiness   Radically Inspired Clarity   Life can be so much more beautiful when you surround yourself with amazing people. That's where Lori found a whole new level of fulfillment. If you still have a question mark around you, that may be a sign you need to expand your tribe. Understand that life has seasons. Falling in love with your journey will also help you fall in love with yourself.   Lori Harder Answers…   Were you always a self-starter or was that born in a moment? What is the best advice you have for someone who is struggling with self-love? What technique works best to detach from a narrative that's not loving? Can you tell us about the importance of building a tribe in a happy life?   Radically Loved Quotes   “If I want to grab that better thought, I need to be moving right away.”   “It's a habit for me to get uncomfortable because I know that that's where the biggest rewards are.”   “How could I love myself healthy instead of hating myself thin?”   “No matter what you're thinking or doing, you have the choice to change it.”   A Little More About Our Guest   Throughout her career, Lori has regularly appeared on the covers of and published articles for Oxygen Magazine, STRONG Fitness Magazine, Health & Fitness Magazine and Prosper Magazine. She has also been featured on NBC, Fox, and TLC networks.   Lori has also helped dozens of people reach six figure or more salaries through her network marketing business (Isagenix), and she has helped hundreds of others to start their own home-based business. Most recently, Lori has taken her passion for human potential and created The Bliss Project and Bliss Habit, a women's empowerment retreat and online course that has thousands of women per year taking this breakthrough curriculum. www.loriharder.com Be sure to subscribe to our weekly Radically Loved Updates and listen on iTunes to make sure you never miss an episode!

I’m really excited about this episode. Lori Harder is a leading expert in the field of fitness, transformational work, mindfulness, and self-love. As a self-made millionaire, successful entrepreneur, network marketing professional, author, ten-time cover model, and three-time fitness world champion, she offers a carefully curated set of practical tools to promote sustainable health, spiritual well-being, and financial freedom. Through her books, unique coaching methods, and programs, she has helped countless people connect with their soul, transform their bodies, empower their minds, gain financial independence, and fall in love with themselves and their lives.   If there’s anyone that’s creating a deep sense of female empowerment in the world, it’s this woman. I recently attended her Women’s Empowerment Weekend in L.A. and it was such an incredible event. There were so many women who came together from around the world to have a transformational experience. I had the best time and I feel so lucky and fortunate to call her a friend of mine.   Lori and I talk about her incredible story and the transformation that she brought to her own life. She shares how important your tribe is to your life and what you can do right now to love yourself more.   Radically Transformed  Lori   Growing up isolated in a small town and being criticized constantly Exercising from the age of eight and getting obsessed with fitness Getting into fitness competitions in order to transform her body Finding that competition wasn’t as satisfying as she thought Learning to love herself and earn her happiness   Radically Inspired Clarity   Life can be so much more beautiful when you surround yourself with amazing people. That’s where Lori found a whole new level of fulfillment. If you still have a question mark around you, that may be a sign you need to expand your tribe. Understand that life has seasons. Falling in love with your journey will also help you fall in love with yourself.   Lori Harder Answers…   Were you always a self-starter or was that born in a moment? What is the best advice you have for someone who is struggling with self-love? What technique works best to detach from a narrative that’s not loving? Can you tell us about the importance of building a tribe in a happy life?   Radically Loved Quotes   “If I want to grab that better thought, I need to be moving right away.”   “It’s a habit for me to get uncomfortable because I know that that’s where the biggest rewards are.”   “How could I love myself healthy instead of hating myself thin?”   “No matter what you’re thinking or doing, you have the choice to change it.”   A Little More About Our Guest   Throughout her career, Lori has regularly appeared on the covers of and published articles for Oxygen Magazine, STRONG Fitness Magazine, Health & Fitness Magazine and Prosper Magazine. She has also been featured on NBC, Fox, and TLC networks.   Lori has also helped dozens of people reach six figure or more salaries through her network marketing business (Isagenix), and she has helped hundreds of others to start their own home-based business. Most recently, Lori has taken her passion for human potential and created The Bliss Project and Bliss Habit, a women’s empowerment retreat and online course that has thousands of women per year taking this breakthrough curriculum. www.loriharder.com Be sure to subscribe to our weekly Radically Loved Updates and listen on iTunes to make sure you never miss an episode!

Roland Martin, along with elected officials and business leaders, kicked off the 2017 Central Florida Urban League’s Empowerment Weekend with a community conversation about Criminal Justice reform and Economic Empowerment. The Trump Podcast attended the event. The focus was on local and general issues, but we delve into how the Trump administration could affect the prison industry in Part One of this discussion. 

Yep, talking about that actor and that film. Ryan Lochte is a thug. Andrea Lewis has an Empowerment Weekend in LA. I'll be mentoring at The Merge Summit. A new diary entry on accountability to self. And, of course, what I'm watching. Sponsored by MoviePass.

EPISODE 135 ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE!BOOK - Abuse Without Colors (Paperback)How can one person's search for love and loyalty cause them to lose their identity in the process?Born in North Carolina, Nakitta's life-story was anything but a typical southern fairytale. At the age of 2, Nakitta's mother moved her to Bronx, New York to experience financial stability and a more diverse environment. Life was diverse, opportunities were vast, and economic freedom enabled success. Nakitta attended public school and thrived at the top of her class.Brewing in a dark underground, heroin and cocaine hit the market, shattering dreams and turned the streets into a battlefield. Drugs, crime, and death became the norm as her friends and peers struggled to stay alive.With an influx of drugs and crime in her community, Nakitta found an outlet in reading. When other kids were being swallowed by the streets, she stayed inside and learned to meditate on her dreams.At a young age, she was molested and her innocence was shattered as betrayal set the stage for a devastating spiral to find her value and voice. Surviving through sexual, physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychological abuse, Nakitta shares her message of motivation and empowerment through outreach and mentorship. Her book, Abuse Without Colors, shares her story and inspires others to push past their circumstances to grow and flourish in the midst of adversity and obstacles. She speaks to others about early signs of abuse and ways to prevent becoming entrapped in a lifetime of pain.She balances her time between being a full-time student, author, mother, advocate, mentor, coach, entrepreneur, empowerment speaker, and writer. Her ministry, ® KLowe Ministries, focuses on building strong interpersonal and personal awareness while repairing broken hearts through empowerment, motivation, and one-on-one support outside of the traditional counseling and church environment.Nakitta has been a keynote speaker at UNC-G’s Love Don’t Hurt Domestic Violence forum, hosted by Neo Black Society, E.B.O.N.Y., and The Muslim Society. She was honored by the Sherri Denese Jackson Foundation at the “Gone with the Wind Fabulous,” Women’s Empowerment Weekend as a domestic violence advocate.Nakitta graduated from Mitchell Community College with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Criminal Justice. She graduated Cum Laude from Gardner-Webb University with a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice. She holds a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration from Columbia Southern University and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at Walden University.

EPISODE 135 ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE!BOOK - Abuse Without Colors (Paperback)How can one person's search for love and loyalty cause them to lose their identity in the process?Born in North Carolina, Nakitta's life-story was anything but a typical southern fairytale. At the age of 2, Nakitta's mother moved her to Bronx, New York to experience financial stability and a more diverse environment. Life was diverse, opportunities were vast, and economic freedom enabled success. Nakitta attended public school and thrived at the top of her class.Brewing in a dark underground, heroin and cocaine hit the market, shattering dreams and turned the streets into a battlefield. Drugs, crime, and death became the norm as her friends and peers struggled to stay alive.With an influx of drugs and crime in her community, Nakitta found an outlet in reading. When other kids were being swallowed by the streets, she stayed inside and learned to meditate on her dreams.At a young age, she was molested and her innocence was shattered as betrayal set the stage for a devastating spiral to find her value and voice. Surviving through sexual, physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychological abuse, Nakitta shares her message of motivation and empowerment through outreach and mentorship. Her book, Abuse Without Colors, shares her story and inspires others to push past their circumstances to grow and flourish in the midst of adversity and obstacles. She speaks to others about early signs of abuse and ways to prevent becoming entrapped in a lifetime of pain.She balances her time between being a full-time student, author, mother, advocate, mentor, coach, entrepreneur, empowerment speaker, and writer. Her ministry, ® KLowe Ministries, focuses on building strong interpersonal and personal awareness while repairing broken hearts through empowerment, motivation, and one-on-one support outside of the traditional counseling and church environment.Nakitta has been a keynote speaker at UNC-G’s Love Don’t Hurt Domestic Violence forum, hosted by Neo Black Society, E.B.O.N.Y., and The Muslim Society. She was honored by the Sherri Denese Jackson Foundation at the “Gone with the Wind Fabulous,” Women’s Empowerment Weekend as a domestic violence advocate.Nakitta graduated from Mitchell Community College with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Criminal Justice. She graduated Cum Laude from Gardner-Webb University with a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice. She holds a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration from Columbia Southern University and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at Walden University.