Podcasts about find katrina

As women it often feels impossible not to question our worth or value among the constant assault of the filtered social media world. Our friend Katrina has committed her heart, her resources, and much of time here in Nashville to reminding women of their unshakeable, priceless value as daughters of the Living God. Not long after her move to Nashville from Los Angeles, Katrina found herself where many Nashville newcomers do – trying to meet new people and make friends in downtown's bustling bar scene. But having recently turned her life fully back over to Christ, she was keenly aware that when you love Jesus, “he's with you everywhere.” “He's with you at the gym. He's with you at the park. But she's also with you at the bars,” she reminds us. And it's exactly there, at Tin Roof on Demonbreun Street, that her boots-on-the-ground ministry began. Katrina tells us that sharing her faith in the bars wasn't something she'd planned, but her message has caught like wildfire in Nashville over the past several years. She simply wanted the new friends she was making to know how cherished and valued they were by Jesus. And what began as a handful of friends at Tin Roof has since turned into hundreds gathering each week in her home to study Scripture, multiple women's conferences and retreats, and her own ministry, Wildfire Ministries. Everything Katrina does is with one goal in mind: to bring girls in, teach them their unshakeable love by and worth as daughter of King Jesus, and then develop, disciple, and send them out to do the same for others.  NaSHEville is thrilled to sponsor and be part of Wildfire's upcoming Bloom Retreat on August 21, 2021. The weekend long women's retreat will culminate with an incredible event, open to men and women across the city, with a Saturday night of food and drinks, fellowship and worship, and a teaching and live panel from author, Gary Thomas. Gary and his wife, Lisa, will lead us in understanding the sacred search for spiritually healthy partnership and marriage, as well as how to be wise when we are in dating or marriage relationships.  To get your ticket to Wildfire's event, just Venmo @wildfireministries $100 with your name in the subject line. We hope to see you all there! Who? Gary Thomas @ Bloom Retreat by Wildfire Ministries What? Apps, worship, 1-hour seminar with Gary & panel to follow When? August 21, 5-10pm Where? 8020 Oak Springs Road, Nunnelly, TN 37137 How much? $100 Find Katrina @treeenie or @zealchurchtv https://wfministries.squarespace.com/

This week we chat with Katrina Aronson, a marketing and strategy coach for female entrepreneurs.  We talk with her about marketing generally, and how we can maximize local marketing strategies to extract success on a national scale. Find Katrina at https://www.katrinaaronson.com/Thanks for joining us on today's episode of the Bossy, Brilliant & Badass podcast! We are officially on YouTube, so check out the channel here.  If you enjoyed today's episode, please head over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review to help us reach even more badass women. Don't forget to visit us on Facebook  or join us on Instagram or Twitter. 

Throughout my teens, my sisters and I would fight to steal the Good Weekend magazine from the kitchen table on Saturday morning. We would savour the intellectual commentary on societies emerging issues, satiate our thirst for knowledge of the culture beyond the four walls of our young existence, and we were fascinated by the interesting dynamics and relationships featured in the Two of Us profiles. To say this magazine is embedded in the DNA of my coming of age is an understatement.  Good Weekend continues to play an everpresent and intertwined role in my thirst for expansion and growth. And while I may not have been the target GW audience in my teens, as each passes by I find myself closer to its core demographic and valuing the words in her pages evermore.  In this conversation with Katrina Stickland, Good Weekend editor, we explore all of the things that make this iconic, stalwart of Australian culture, tick. On every page, we bear witness to the investment in high-quality journalism, stories built upon layers of research, edits, feedback rounds and then more edits, until they’re shaped into meandering chats between family, friends and water cooler conversations to mark a time in history. If you have a product or story that will delight Australians with a taste for the finer things in life then you will want to tune into this podcast, but also, read at least ten weekends worth of the Good Weekend, before pitching your story.   Find Katrina online https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-strickland-40110725?originalSubdomain=au kstrickland@goodweekend.com.au Find Odette Barry online https://www.odetteandco.com.au/hackyourownpr https://instagram.com/odetteandco https://instagram.com/hackyourownpr  

In this episode, our guest, Katrina, will share with us her pregnancy and birth experience with her son, Apollo, a few years ago and discuss how her current pregnancy compares. She will also recount her experience dealing with a miscarriage and subsequent secondary infertility. In this episode we explore: 1:33 Katrina’s story and family 2:52 Why Katrina started her blog everysuperwoman 4:26 Her pregnancy and birth with her son 6:44 Her current pregnancy with baby girl 8:36 Katrina’s miscarriage story 12:11 Her experience with secondary infertility 15:05 How that has affected how she approached this current pregnancy 20:38 Katrina describes her parenting style 23:14She shares her favorite thing about being a mama? 24:38 We talk about non-toxic living, the regenerative movement and gardening. 29:31 Book recommendations Show Notes: Miscarriage blog post https://everysuperwoman.com/2017/04/20/navigating-through-a-miscarriage/ Secondary Infertility: https://everysuperwoman.com/2018/11/12/confessions-in-the-face-of-secondary-infertility/ https://www.instagram.com/p/BqF14bfBuxr/ The Green Dreamer Podcast https://greendreamer.com/podcast Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer  The Nature Fix by Florence Williams FemmeHead’s interview on Blooming Mamahood https://bloomingmamahood.com/podcast-episodes/007 About Katrina: Katrina is a mama who shares her daily life on instagram and has a following of her 18k followers. She loves to share about her family, vegan food recipes, gardening, low waste living, and non-toxic DIYs. Find Katrina https://www.instagram.com/katrinavictoria/ https://www.instagram.com/everysuperwoman/ http://everysuperwoman.com/blog/ Find Blooming Mamahood www.bloomingmamahood.com www.instagram.com/bloomingmamahood www.youtube.com/channel/UCjVfmdrY57kzAXDJvTj-jGg/ Find Laurie Lo www.instagram.com/_laurielo www.youtube.com/LaurieLo

Meet Katrina Lawrence a beauty journalist and certified Francophile. She first fell in love with Paris at the age of five, and since then her roads have continually led her back to Paris.  We talk about her book Paris Dreaming, which chronicles her love for the French and how the city has inspired her. Find Katrina on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/parisfordreamers/?hl=en Find her website here: https://parisfordreamers.com/ And help me make this show better by becoming a Patreon member today: https://www.patreon.com/theearfultower  

We welcome Katrina Kibben in this episode of Real Job Talk to talk with us. We're always glad to find another Kat! Katrina is a writer and recruiting professional who has built Three Ears Media around her interests in communication and marketing to teach companies how to excel around employment branding, writing for recruiting, and representing themselves with authenticity. Katrina came into recruiting by accident after an executive met her while she was tutoring his daughter. She took her writing background and wrote copy around recruiting. Now she spends the majority of her time teaching recruiters to write in a way that will resonate with candidates. Katrina’s realness drives her consultancy in helping her clients also be real in how they describe themselves to potential employees. When we’re real with our current and potential employees, we keep them and attract the people who will thrive within our companies. Katrina respects recruiters, but admits that most recruiters don’t know the role past the job posting. So here are some of her tips for resume-writing. Recruiters are busy; they spend 4 seconds on your resume to see if it matches. If you're a job seeker trying to get to that busy recruiter and have them notice your resume, make the words in your resume match as closely as close to possible to their job posting. Resumes are marketing tools; they need to look like the job description for the role you are looking for. When writing a job description or resume, use Google Trends to make sure your titles match what ever title has the most search volume. People often go WAY too far back on their resume. Those college jobs aren’t necessary, and length is important. A concise resume shows that you know how to tell a story. A long resume makes you look like a job hopper. Also, no need to point out that you know MS Word or other skills that are obvious in the job you’ve done. If you have a 10 page resume, it reads like you have a hard time editing, and when being able to be precise is a necessary skill, a rambling resume hints that you won’t be able to be concise in your job. Big tip: use a wordcloud to identify top keywords in a job description and make sure all of those top words stand out in your resume. Get someone to give you an extra 15 seconds by having the words stand out. Recruiters tend to look at the beginning of the resume, at your job titles, and then also the weird stuff you list at the bottom…. We talk about Katrina’s own job searches. In her last search, she thought of different roles around her core areas -- writing, branding, marketing, and recruiting. She started with creating a basic marketing resume, pulling words and concepts from other job descriptions and postings out there to create her base resume. Then from the marketing resume, she took the base and tweaked it for content marketing, and then again tweaking it for all the related roles she was interested in. Don’t feel like a good writer? Steal from job descriptions. Do voice to text talking about the work you’ve done, and think about what you’re most proud of. You want your resume to reflect you and your voice and to represent you authentically. Get the words out even if you don't think you're a good writer. Starting a new job search? BLS.gov shows you what sectors are hiring and can help you figure out where to look in a tough job market. You can go to a job board or Facebook group and search for “now hiring” and see who is hiring. We talked about new grads doing customer service and how it’s a great new job. Work your network. Call people who have worked with you and who you would consider working with again and check in. Ask them what they remember about you and who is out there who they would want to work with again. It will lead to your next role. You can’t make those calls in panic mode. If you’re panicked, call your friends, not your network. Fake it until you make it if you are scared, because nobody wants to put someone in crisis out to their network. Do your research about companies: look at Glassdoor, evaluate your fit against their “about us” page and see if you can see yourself there. If you're a hiring for a role, how to you create a great job posting? Write a pitch: "You help (blank) do (blank) by (blank)ing. Write your must haves; e.g., "Don’t apply if you don’t have these 3 things." Take the “about us” marketing language of your company's web site and then make it about people. Then write what the person is doing now that will make them prepared for taking on the role you're trying to fill. Katrina’s book: The Job Post Writing Workbook (https://www.threeearsmedia.com/free-job-ad.html) She also teaches on-demand courses about writing to get promoted and job descriptions and more. Find Katrina everywhere at Katrinakibben (she’s the only one!). * Three Ears Media (https://www.threeearsmedia.com) * @KatrinaKibben (https://www.twitter.com/katrinakibben) on Twitter * Katrina Kibben (https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrinakibben/) on LinkedIn

This week I got to chat with the amazing Katrina Breau! As a Certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant, Brain Health and Life Coach Katrina combines her education, skills and life experience to aligning with your goals. Through natural whole foods-based advice which focuses on your Brain Health, through nutritional methods to decreasing your health challenges, increasing your cognition, while building your self - confidence. She offers Guidance, Mentorship and Empowerment along each step of your health journey. Katrina provides a transitional pathway from your feeling of isolation on pain island with attainable steps to the enjoyment of everyday life. Clarity to your new reachable health vision is just a choice away. Find Katrina and her books here: https://app.box.com/s/qkzl95c6cz7z4te9hixa53gqo2iopnsq?fbclid=IwAR3XTaRwekboOnfIh3gA0m7vNG0_mh-qJGyq8Bn3g2XqonMkuE5cGC37rl0 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/workplace-psychological-safety-symposium-critical-conversations-tickets-94080060995?aff=ebdssbdestsearch http://www.caregiversalberta.ca/calendar/hidden-supports-for-caregivers/ katrina@healthybrain.ca

Katrina discusses her takeaways after a weekend immersed with woman of faith and around belonging. We all have this need to belong somewhere. How do we know when we actually belong? We can all identify some place where we felt this absolute need to belong. Our belonging is often placed on other people and that is not really realistic. Our belonging is not in other people, it comes from a place greater than ourselves.  Find Katrina on social media @katrinalelli and share with her your thoughts about the episode.

Today I’m talking with Katrina McCain, a former fashion model and author of the book Beyond Being Good. We talk about her book, her 9-year modeling career, her Beyond Borders Charity Runway Show, and, um, maybe a wardrobe malfunction or two. Katrina is awesome and you’re gonna love her…and you guys will be proud of me because I only made one Zoolander reference the whole time. Whether you’re wearing Gucci, yoga pants, or Derelicte!, listen in and lighten up.   Episode sponsor: Today’s episode is sponsored by FabFitFun! FabFitFun is a seasonal subscription box with full-size beauty, fitness, fashion, and lifestyle products. It’s basically like getting a birthday present in the mail four times a year. It retails for $49.99 but always contains products totaling over $200, and they’re giving Lighten Up listeners $10 off your first box when you use code LIGHTENUP at fabfitfun.com. Links from the show: Check out Beyond Being Good Katrina's website Find Katrina on Instagram Fashion Beyond Borders

Meet the Katrina! International burlesque performer, Playboy cover model, mental health warrior and all round beautiful, creative brain! We talk about how she became the jet-setting showgirl she is today, her mental health journey and her brush with royalty!Find Katrina at:Instagram.com/katrinadarlingfacebook.com/KatrinaDarlingOfficial/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I continue to be floored & impressed by the people I meet.   If you believe the best in humanity, you'll encounter it...and that's exactly what happened on frigid Millinocket weekend. Katrina is an AMAZING person, someone who's story I can only call a True Triumph. I am thrilled to have her on the show to share that story and shine a little light on the hope that awaits every single person out there hoping to make a transformation. There was a lot to cover in this episode...   I'm THRILLED to have Katrina on the show! What's in Episode 17? -Life Today for Katrina White -Katrina's AMAZING 150 lb weight loss journey -Discovering running, & conquering her first marathon - Millinocket Marathon! -Thought on the journey, attitude, and what others can expect -Inspiring the next generation through Girls On The Run -much more!   It was so great to have someone on the show who's been there, and keenly understands the struggle...but also knows that just because she lost triple digits doesn't mean everyone else needs to. It's all relative, as I always say.  Join Katrina as she shares her story!    Find Katrina online: On Facebook (Katrina Brynn White) On Instagram (@momsrun_strong)   And find Girls On The Run at www.GirlsOnTheRun.org   You can find So THIS Is Fitness online at: www.SoTHISIsFitness.com www.facebook.com/SoTHISIsFitness www.instagram.com/snuffydx www.twitter.com/snuffydx email me at Darrell@SoTHISIsFitness.com with your feedback, questions, concerns & more! And lastly - please consider taking a moment to rate & review the show. Every single one of those helps us pop up a little higher in search results. Let's help others discover the inspiration Katrina, and future guests, will have to share!