Podcasts about finding your own way

In this podcast episode, hosts David Norona and Fabiano Altamura interview Kendall Bryant and Angus Benfield, two individuals who have made their mark in the film industry through resilience and determination. Kendall shares his experience of starting a production company with his wife, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and faith. Angus discusses his leap of faith from Australia to LA to pursue filmmaking. The guests highlight the value of taking initiative, creating independent content, and continuously improving as storytellers. They also touch on challenges in securing funding, the significance of humility, and the need for perseverance in the face of criticism. Overall, the episode showcases the guests' dedication to their artistic journeys and the importance of hard work and learning in building a successful career in film. Follow + leave us a 5-star review! GO FIND KENNY & ANGUS & THE KEEPER HERE... IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15507424/ INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/thekeeper.movie ALL OTHER THINGS - https://linktr.ee/thekeepermovie Kendall Bryant - https://www.instagram.com/kendall_bryant_jr Angus Benfield - https://www.instagram.com/angusbenfieldofficial FIND US ON... Instagram - ⁠https://www.instagram.com/podcaststoria/⁠ Tiktok - ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@storiapodcast⁠ X - ⁠https://twitter.com/podcaststoria⁠ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/storiapodcast⁠ Youtube - ⁠https://youtube.com/@PodcastStoria⁠ BETHEL CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS - Check out ⁠https://www.bethelconservatory.com⁠

I'm a rideshare driver in Atlanta. I ask riders to share their stories anonymously with us - Slide into the backseat and take a listen!This episode has 6 separate Stories told by people that got into my car thinking that I was going to get them from place A to B, and I did, BUT I also asked them to share a story from their life during the ride. After agreeing to this, I hand them a mic and let them tell us whatever is on their heart. This episode includes themes of mother's murder, motivation to police, learning the long game, first fling feelings, stoped by a gobstopper, and finding your own way.#BCP #backseatconfessions #backseatconfessionspodcast #podcast #podcasting #podcastersofinstagram #podcasts #spotify #podcastlife #podcaster #youtube #love #comedy #podcasters #applepodcasts #podcastshow #interview #newpodcast #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #motivation #soundcloud #art #radioshow #entertainment #story #stories #confessions #truestory

Today we are welcoming IFS Lead Trainer, Paul Neustadt. Paul is a clinical social worker who has worked in community mental health and the counseling program of a working class state university, and he has been the director of a community based counseling and prevention program. He is an IFS senior co-lead trainer who also provides IFS consultation for individuals and groups. He has given workshops on The Gifts of Our Exiles: Reconnecting with Our True Self; Direct Access: An Essential Skill of IFS; Self Led Parenting; Self Led Feedback; Skeptical Parts; and other topics. He has written a chapter called “From Reactive to Self Led Parenting” in a book edited by Martha Sweezy and Ellen Ziskind. Today, we will be talking with him about the process of finding our own way with the IFS model as therapists and practitioners. You can contact Paul at probneus@gmail.com

Today on Explorations in Psychotherapy, we are welcoming IFS Lead Trainer, Paul Neustadt. Paul is a clinical social worker who has worked in community mental health and the counseling program of a working class state university, and he has been the director of a community based counseling and prevention program. He is an IFS senior co-lead trainer who also provides IFS consultation for individuals and groups. He has given workshops on The Gifts of Our Exiles: Reconnecting with Our True Self; Direct Access: An Essential Skill of IFS; Self Led Parenting; Self Led Feedback; Skeptical Parts; and other topics. He has written a chapter called “From Reactive to Self Led Parenting” in a book edited by Martha Sweezy and Ellen Ziskind. Today, we will be talking with him about the process of finding our own way with the IFS model as therapists and practitioners. You can contact Paul at probneus@gmail.com

finding your OWN way to achieving your health and fitness goals- Tea and Teachings episodeSummary: In this episode coach andrew shares live what it takes to see and create your own results, and explains why trying someone else diet or workout wont work for you. There are three tangible ways to make results for yourself. 1) find something realistic that you can be consistent with 2) be intuitive with your body and track 3)drop the label and be willing to be flexible. you can't be successful for yourself, if you are always doing someone else plan to success. Support the Show.get support with coach andrew here: https://ovou.me/fit4allfitnessincDont forget to listen to coach andrew on instagram and facebook FB: https://www.facebook.com/andrew.costa.56INST: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_hormonehelper/

Your host, Eric Dunavant, talks with serial entrepreneur Matt Shoup. Matt was laid off from his corporate banking job in March 2005 and quickly established M & E Painting, which expanded quickly and has generated over $30 million in revenue since 2005. Matt has founded and grown six successful businesses from the ground up. M & E Painting, M & E Roofing Solutions, RiRy, M & E Real Estate Ventures, and MattShoup.com are among these businesses. Matt's work has appeared in magazines such as INC, Entrepreneur, BBC, Fox Small Business, Huffington Post, US News and World Report, and EO Overdrive.To learn more about Matt's work, click HERE.To buy a copy of "Painted Baby", click HERE.To buy a copy of "Become An Award-Winning Company", click HERE.If you'd like to be a guest on Redefining Success: The Kingdom Builders Spotlight, click HERE.

Today's episode, due to it being a visual episode, is published solely on YouTube. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSILLfTMLLo ~ 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:00 On growing up in Dolpo, Nepal and finding his path in art, energy and happiness. 00:06:00 Growing up in a Ngagpa family. 00:07:45 Opening a school in Dolpo 00:9:20 Finding your own way. 00:11:00 Being born into a lineage of 5 generations of painters  00:14:00 Seasonal activities in Dolpo, salt caravan and changes now 00:20:00 We see some of Tenzin's finished paintings and pieces in process Contact: To connect with Tenzin's work you can reach out to his son Phurba at dolpogallery / at / gmail / dot / com  Podcast Page: https://oliviaclementine.com/podcasts Support: Enjoy these episodes? Please leave a review here. Scroll down to Review & Ratings. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-liberation/id1393858607

CONTENT WARNING: Child Sexual Abuse Christa Lester‐Pitsch is a survivor of an offshoot of the infamous cult known as The Way. She was born into and escaped the high‐control religious group, River Road Fellowship at the age of 23. Christa's main goal in sharing her story is to help people who might find themselves in similar situations as the one she was in. She runs an Instagram page called The Survivor Experience with the hope that others going through similar situations of escaping control and abuse can know that they are not alone. Despite this experience being a big part of her past, and despite her desire to share it, Christa believes that it is one of the less interesting things about her today, Christa is an artist, a musician, and a mom to a spunky little boy. She resides in Bellingham, Washington with her husband Lucas, her son Mason, and their miniature labradoodle, Shiloh. Christa shares with Rachel the intimate emotional details of her life growing up under the authoritarian control of River Road Fellowship, where she struggled to find the autonomy and freedom other kids often take for granted. She explains her thought process as she began to plan her eventual escape and the complications that arose with her familial relationships in the process of gaining her independence as a young woman. Before You Go: Rachel reflects on the desperate measures members of high-control groups have to take in order to simply survive and maintain their rights and autonomy in the face of oppressive control. Follow Christa on IG: @thesurvivorexperience All of Rachel's video lectures are available for purchase here: rachelbernsteintherapy.com/webinar.html To help support the show monthly and get bonus episodes, shirts, and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Prefer to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link: www.paypal.me/indoctrination Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: twitter.com/_indoctrination Facebook: www.facebook.com/indoctrinationpodcast Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@indoctrinationpodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/indoctrinationpodcast/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/rachelbernsteinlmft You can always help the show for free by leaving a rating on Spotify or a review on Apple/ iTunes. It really helps the visibility of the show!

In this episode I am joined by Rimi Nygi. Rimi is a New York-based data science engineer focused on forecasting trends, a global SME investor, as well as a creative who recently built her own eco-conscious fashion brand called “Sink & Rimi“. She was inspired to create Sink & Rimi in memory of her late brother Sink, who ended his life during the pandemic. Remembering all the joy in their relationship made her realize that there is a place for grief, healing and joy all at the same time. On today's episode, Rimi is sharing her story as we discuss grief and the effects on our mental health. Tune in for an inspirational story and insight into moving on through your own grieving. Follow Rimi on Instagram @sinkandrimi Check out her website here.

Are you ready to have your mind blown? Genalea Barker has three novels in the queue for publishing over the next two years. She managed to find publishers WITHOUT AN AGENT, WHILE RAISING FOUR KIDS! A unicorn? For sure. An extremely talented writer? Unarguably. Follow Genalea on Twitter. Subscribe to my newsletter on Substack.

If the past few years have taught us anything, it's how to be resilient. But how do we navigate change when the worst imaginable thing happens in our world? On this episode of The Wealthy Speaker Show, I am happy to welcome my client Julie Henry to share her experience about how her life and business have evolved and how she kept going when tragedy struck her family. If you could use some inspiration on how to keep moving forward in your life and your business, you simply can't afford to miss this episode. For access to FULL SHOW NOTES, including video and links, visit https://www.speakerlauncher.com/category/podcasts/

In this episode I talk to Jordana Confino about her career pivot into wellness in the legal space and about wellness in the legal space. Jordana is a graduate of Yale law school. She serves as the Assistant Dean of Professionalism and an adjunct professor at Fordham Law School, where she leads initiatives designed to promote student wellness, leadership, and professional identity formation. As part of this, Jordana teaches a course in positive lawyering, which teaches students how to harness the power of positive psychology, to reach their highest potential and build meaningful, satisfying careers in law. Jordana is also the founder of JC Coaching and Consulting, where she serves as a professional coach, speaker and advisor to law students and lawyers and helps them learn to inhabit their careers fully and have meaningful work lives. This was a thoughtful and fun conversation. I hope you enjoy it. If you have input, criticism, or guest suggestions (including yourself) for the podcast, shoot me an email at Joseph@excellentatlife.com. Connect to me on LinkedIn here and say hello Follow me on Twitter hereCheck out GetSomeClass.com for fun team activities and wellness programming.In the meantime, may you walk your own winding path well.Joseph Gerstel

Happy New Year! As we move into the new year, we need to finish up this series of the #LivingSober book with our last chapter! - Chapter 31 - Finding Your Own Way. We hope you have enjoyed listening to all the chapters and our discussions. Have a safe and happy new year! Be well and do well out there! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberpod/message

Sarah Shannon was a corporate lawyer spending years studying and then many working in Dublin law firms before following a urge to seek out something more which led to world travel and now working as a yoga and meditation teacher, leading others to find their own way in life. She joins Clare in studio to talk about what helped her find her path once she made the first jump. And Lydia Rolley is an occupational therapist and psychotherapist who experienced chronic fatigue syndrome first hand and then with many patients through her work. This led her to write The Fatigue book to help others with the debilitating condition and also those with long covid fatigue. Her book starts with empowering people in their recovery or living with the illness and she talks through some of her practical tips with Clare

In this episode of the @luxuriouslyfiercepodcast, I am so excited to have my friend @fenster19 Angie Fenstermacher on the show! Angie grew up in Maine with her parents and 4 siblings - a small town girl with big feelings and lots of insecurities and doubts, which only led to more confusion, depression, and feeling lost on her journey into adulthood. Becoming a mom brought to light a lot of her own trauma, unhealthy patterns, and realizations that the constructs of her life no longer served her. In 2019, Angie began her spiritual journey - moving through divorce, trauma and a breast cancer diagnosis, learning to trust herself, and lots and lots of inner healing. Now in a beautiful place of acceptance, Angie uses her powerful story, alongside her Akashic gifts, to be the light in the dark for others, bringing awareness through soulful connections, bridging the gap within, and guiding you home to your Self. IN THIS EPISODE: >>shame & guilt >>soul connections & finding your people >>allowing yourself to be lost >>finding safety within >>taking back your personal power … and so much more! My given name - Fenstermacher is German and means window maker. I consider myself the window of opportunity. When inside a house or building, a window let's light shine in and shields the elements out. When outside of that house or building, a window shows you the potential of safety inside and the possibility of darkness within. It's all inclusive. It's neither good nor bad; right nor wrong. It just is. We show up in love, open the window, and let the healing flow. I am the window. CONNECT WITH ANGIE @fenster19 FOLLOW MAE @luxuriouslyfierce_ @luxuriouslyfiercepodcast @_fierceproductions The Luxuriously Fierce podcast is sponsored by Goddess Support, an oracular online business management company providing you with high level, intentional support so you can be the creative and visionary in your business. Goddess Support goes the distance that traditional business coaching doesn't. Imagine having a turn key team of Goddesses that have your back with everything from strategy to implementation...that's what's possible with Goddess Support. We exist to serve the Goddess that is you, and we are honored to help fulfill your big vision. Learn more at Goddess.Support or find us on Instagram @goddess.support.

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Bri and Jacqueline are back for Season 2 of The Modern Woman Show!   Bri and Jacqueline are bringing a whole new vibe with the stories they ended up with after trying a few new things...   This episode, Finding Your Own Way, is about defining success for ourselves in life. Bri and Jacqueline tell stories about moments they realized they were off track and how they navigated creating intentional and purposeful lives that met their definitions of success.    Visit [www.themodernwomanshow.com]   Create your own blueprint: https://www.themodernwomanshow.com/offers/NW7smvfz/checkout

The journey to successful entrepreneurship is a struggle. It rarely happens overnight and will include challenges, learning, pivoting, and changing our past stories. Anita discusses embracing entrepreneurship with Heather Deveaux, who helps others create, market, and sell online courses - fast! In this episode, you will learn from Heather's vulnerability going from: Medical and Dental Office Administration Instructor to Instructional Design for Entrepreneurs Solopreneur to hiring and trusting a team Thousands in debt trying to sell a program unsuccessfully to figuring out solutions that her clients need, all while being #flawsome, putting herself out there, and learning along the way To make sure you don't miss the latest episodes, subscribe to my email list! Check out my Social Media VIP Day Please rate and review this podcast on your favourite podcast platform! Connect with Guest: Heatherdeveaux.com - Download the free workbook “Building Your Authority Platform” Podcast Facebook Instagram Connect with Anita: Instagram Facebook Group Pinterest Twitter

Tobi Ewing is an artist, maker, guide, and so much more. Her work flows between several mediums at the intersection of art, design, and wellbeing, including painting, textile and fiber art, interior design, storytelling, meditation, and body care. Tobi is personally inspired by the possibilities of divine beauty, imagination, and intentional care – and she uses her art to express a desire to rethink the wellness industry. Growing up as the oldest of three, born to teenage parents, she had the unique experience of feeling like she grew up alongside her parents, while also feeling somewhat like a parent to her two younger siblings. Because her parents had her at such a young age, Tobi had to battle the stigma of being labeled as someone destined for failure from the beginning. She didn't let outside voices sway her resolve. She opened her first solo gallery, The Reappearing Dream, in 2021, and is now at the helm of her own boutique contemporary studio, Frances Bernice Design Studio. She's obsessed with the concept of “bringing the gallery home” – how we can interact with contemporary fine art outside of galleries or museums. Her dream is to make art more accessible and believes that exposure to art can change the trajectory of our lives. It's a colorful and inspiring conversation that I hope kickstarts your own creative mind into building, writing, painting – making something unique this week. What Brett asks: [00:35] Can you tell me about your upbringing and family dynamics? [16:50] How did your life experience begin to shape who you are as a young adult? [27:30] How did you get clear on what you wanted to create without judgment? [35:45] How have you learned to make a career out of art? [40:11] What does it mean to explore art beyond the gallery? To learn more about intentional living, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://brett-kaufman.com (brett-kaufman.com) Resources: https://www.beautyasametaphor.co/ (beautyasametaphor.co) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautyasametaphor/?hl=en (@beautyasametaphor) https://www.beautyasametaphor.co/francesbernicedesignstudio (Frances-Bernice Design Studio) Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/pleasureprinciples.art/ (@pleasureprinciples.art) Gravity is produced and published by http://crate.media (Crate Media).

Leah Williams is a content creator and mother of three, and on this episode, she shares her three different postpartums and, after going through endometriosis, IVF, birth trauma and having a surprise home birth during Covid, how she's found her own way of mothering with confidence.Find Leah on Instagram: @leahwwilliams_ This episode is brought to you by Omm Label, a sustainable and stylish breastfeeding clothing label. Ethically made from 100% certified organic cotton, the brand was created by a mum who struggled to find clothes that worked for both breastfeeding and her personal style. Designed to empower women to feed anytime and anywhere with confidence, this is fashion that's feeding-friendly and fun - and it's great quality, too. If you'd like to try Omm Label for yourself, they're giving away a $100 voucher - all you need to do is look out for the giveaway post on my Instagram page, @cocoonbynaomi, for all the details.

Suzi talks with Andy Kaufman, a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, a medic and helicopter pilot with multiple deployments globally over a twenty year period, veteran advocate,  registered yoga teacher and certified equine specialist, on finding his own way to fit in the civilian world.  Having been medically retired from the service, Andy had to begin his journey through physical and mental pain to find his purpose and joy. His journey led him to a continued path of serving and helping the veteran community. Tune in to listen to Andy's journey and his path to Be Crazy Well.Contact Suzi at suzigma@gmail.com if you want to be a guest on Be Crazy Well Podcast. She wants the people, as they say, with boots on the ground, in the field. For people who are doing the hard work at home in families and in relationships, bring in your wisdom, bring in your struggles.Music credit to Kalvin Love for the podcast's theme song “Bee Your Best Self”Follow us on IG @cominghomwell_bts and @behindtheservicepodcastFacebook at Coming Home Well or Behind The ServiceLinkedIn at Coming Home Wellcominghomewell@gmail.comvetsandplayers.orgwildhorserescue.org

The lovely Emily Diers is back again in season two. Join us as we dig a little deeper into finding your own way and what that looks like in your body, life, relationships and creativity. Emily Diers is a movement guide and professional dancer in Brooklyn, NY. She is passionate about creating and teaching approachable, creative ways to move and connect to our inner wisdom. Emily founded her business bodycraft in 2018 and is embarking on the opening of a studio for folks to move and feel free in community.You can find Emily on instagram @emdeers and @letsbodycraft. Her website is www.letsbodycraft.com. Be sure to tell her you listened in on her episode of Wild Wild Wellness.Click here to go to the episode in Season One with Emily.This episode was lovingly edited by the amazing Ani Klang, who also produced the intro and outro track. She can be reached at  www.aniklang.com and on insta @ani_klang.

USA Today Bestselling author Sariah Wilson has never jumped out of an airplane, never climbed Mt. Everest, and is not a former CIA operative. She has, however, been madly, passionately in love with her soulmate and is a fervent believer in happily ever afters—which is why she writes romance. She grew up in southern California, graduated from Brigham Young University (go Cougars!) with a semi-useless degree in history, and is the oldest of nine (yes, nine) children. She currently lives with the aforementioned soulmate and their children in Utah, along with cats named Pixel, Callie, and Belle who do not get along. (The cats, not the children. Although the children sometimes have their issues, too.)Sariah's book ROYAL DATE was selected as one of the first winners in Amazon's Kindle Scout program. Her novella ROYAL DESIGN helped launch Amazon Publishing's Kindle in Motion technology, and she had her own Kindle World for THE ROYALS OF MONTERRA. Her books THE FRIEND ZONE and ROOMMAID were selected by Amazon as one of the Best Romances of 2019 and 2020, respectively. She has repeatedly hit Amazon's overall Top 100 (both in and outside the USA) and been a #1 bestseller on Amazon category lists multiple times. Her book ROOMMAID was the most read book from Amazon's website in September 2020.

Eric Brief is an artist, entrepreneur, and one of my biggest inspirations on the path of living a life full of heart, adventure and creativity. He's also my husband. We discuss:  What we've learned from our social media experiment of posting Eric's art updates on Instagram and TikTok daily for 11 days What led Eric to making huge origami sculptures Channeling and meditation  The synchronicities that led Eric to meet God during an Ayahuasca trip to Peru    Eric's journey from studying to be a doctor at NYU, to tutoring kids for their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, to real estate, sales, having his own successful digital marketing company and choosing to develop an art career    Creating your own definition of success   How unreasonable belief and relentlessness made Eric's digital agency's success possible  Some of the key dynamics of Eric and Ksenia's partnership  What is it about pyramids and pyramid charged water?  Making orgonite Why we stopped sharing crystal grids on Crystal Criminals  Eric's main life lesson, according to the Akashic Records Mentioned:  Zencastr @crystalcriminals  Matias de Stefano on Gaia  Fingerprints of the Gods: The Evidence of Earth's Lost Civilization by Graham Hancock  Guided Wim Hof breathing YouTube video that we use Related episodes:  129 Tiny Cabin and Life Update with My Love Eric Brief 87 Eric Brief – All About Crystals 74 Ksenia and Eric: We Are Going Nomadic! The Why, How and Where 56 We Bought A Tiny Home! Our Adventure From NYC to Upstate New York Episode sponsor: I'm so excited to share with you that my #1 podcasting tool since day one of this podcast – Zencastr – is sponsoring this episode. Zencastr provides crystal clear sound and gorgeous HD video. What I love about it is that it records separate audio and video tracks for me and the guest, so the editing process is a lot more customized. Plus, there's secured cloud backup, so you never lose your interviews. It's super easy to use — there's nothing to download, my guests just click on the link and we start recording. Go to zencastr.com/pricing and enter promo code KSENIA to get 30% off your first three months with PRO account. It includes unlimited audio and video recordings, hosting up to 4 guests at once, audio and video mixing and unlimited English transcriptions. You get a 14 day trial and can always downgrade to the free account if you choose to. It's time to share your story!  Connect with Eric Instagram @ericbrief TikTok @ericbrief Connect with Ksenia:  kseniabrief.com Ksenia's email list Instagram @ksenia.brief YouTube Ksenia Brief TikTok @ksenia.brief Subscribe, rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Spotify

Your host, Deirdre Tshien talks with Danesa Jeorn of Thriftinghills. Danesa speaks on her journey through online selling, how she got to this point, what she had to overcome, and her experiences of becoming a TikTok sensation. To learn more about Danesa, visit https://www.thriftinghills.com/ (https://www.thriftinghills.com/) If you'd like to be a guest on The Remarkable Entrepreneur, click https://go.theremarkableentrepreneurpodcast.com/podcast-guest (HERE) Disclaimer: Any reference to Growth Boss Academy is now a reference to Capsho

My guests today are Katie and Luke Hogan Gibney also known on Instagram as The Ungraceful Guide where they document their world wide travels.These adventurers are brave, as you will hear from their approach as they describe going from tourists to travellers. They came home and the end of last year to have their beautiful baby daughter Cora who you might hear gurgling once or twice through the interview and they are preparing to take to the road again as a threesome.I loved this whole conversation, I was hanging on their every word – they are gorgeous together, a rock solid team and so it's a love story with each other but also for living life. It's a reminder that we let fear and expectation hold us back and when we do we often miss out on the incredible opportunities and experiences that unfold when you let go of all of that. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's podcast we discuss the process of finding your own way when it comes to creating your own approach towards achieving your goals!

Cecelia Sterling is the owner of Vocabulary Boutique, mom to a 3 year old, and she stylishly moves through life with grace and self-acceptance. During our conversation, Cecelia shares about her entrepreneurial journey owning Vocabulary Boutique and how motherhood has led her to finding her own way. We Discuss: Cecelia shares about her life before becoming a mom: how she began her journey into fashion, clothing, and design and the launch of Vocabulary Boutique in September 2009 Cecelia and Julia discuss how Cecelia navigated running Vocabulary right after she had her daughter, Lillian, 3 years ago Cecelia shares about her daughter's sleep journey and it led her to cultivating a daily yin yoga and meditation practice Cecelia followed her intuition and decided to not place her daughter in childcare - Julia asks her “how she does it all?” and Cecelia explains how she runs her own business and solely takes care of her daughter Cecelia shares her wellness practices and how they have helped her to stay true to herself and her intuition Cecelia and Julia discuss how Cecelia has navigated people questioning her parenting decisions Cecelia said: “...you need to find your own way.” Cecelia and Julia discuss their fears around nannies and Julia shares how she was able to move past her fears Cecelia shares that it's important for her to be the primary caregiver of her daughter right now and she said, “if her business closes in the meantime, that's okay.” Julia shares how inspired she is by Cecelia for actively putting motherhood ahead of her business Cecelia shares how she makes style work as a mom Cecelia shares her vision for what's next and said “may we blossom, instead of grind.” Resources: Website: https://www.vocabularyboutique.com/ (https://www.vocabularyboutique.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vocabularyboutique/ (@VocabularyBoutique) Email:  hello@vocabularyboutique.com Links to Things Referenced: https://www.ladiesaloud.co/ (Ladies Aloud) https://www.colorstreet.com/ (Color Street Nail Stickers ) https://www.vocabularyboutique.com/collections/earring-club (Vocabulary Boutique's Earring Club)

There's no standard ideal out there, there's no 'proper' way to relax, unwind, de-stress. We can let our comparison culture influence us into thinking we need to be embracing the zen lifestyle like everyone else, but maybe it doesn't work for you.If it doesn't, it's okay. Do what works for you. ❤️chillthepodcast.com

Richard Prum really cares about birds. Growing up in rural Vermont, he didn't know anyone else interested in birding his own age. The experience taught him to rely on his own sense of curiosity and importance when deciding what questions and interests are worth studying. As a result, he has pursued many different paths of research in avian biology — such as behavioral evolution, where feathers come from, sexual selection and mate choice — many of which have led to deep implications in the field. In 2017, Tyler agreed with several prominent outlets that Prum's book The Evolution of Beauty was one of the best books of the year, writing that it “offers an excellent and clearly written treatment of the particulars of avian evolution, signaling theory, and aesthetics, bringing together some disparate areas very effectively.” Richard joined Tyler to discuss the infidelity of Australian birds, the debate on the origins of avian flight, how the lack of a penis explains why birds are so beautiful, why albatrosses can afford to take so many years to develop before mating, the game theory of ornithology, how flowers advertise themselves like a can of Coke, how modern technology is revolutionizing bird watching, why he's pro-bird feeders yet anti- outdoor cats, how scarcity predicts territoriality in birds, his favorite bird artist, how Oilbirds got their name, how falcons and cormorants hunt and fish with humans, whether birds exhibit a G factor, why birds have regional accents, whether puffins will perish, why he's not excited about the idea of trying to bring back passenger pigeons, the “dumb question” that marks a talented perspective ornithologist, and more. Visit our website: https://conversationswithtyler.com Email: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cowenconvos Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/cowenconvos/ Follow Tyler on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tylercowen Like us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/cowenconvos Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://go.mercatus.org/l/278272/2017-09-19/g4ms Thumbnail photo credit: Russell Kaye

I welcome Scott Millard, Managing Director at Feardemic. We begin discussing his Krakow, Poland location, and the country's forward-thinking and vibrant game development industry. We then shift to COVID-19's impact, plus his current role as a Managing Director at Feardemic working on horror games. Listen to his origin story starting at Sega's Oziesoft followed by lots of acquisitions, a controversial perspective on big companies, and his advice to finding your own way when starting out. Hear his idea on the most important skill to learn, what publishers are looking for in developers, and helping distribute classic games like DOOM II, Tomb Raider, and Command & Conquer.  We then talk about game classification ratings, a time-intensive mistake, and what's happening with Stadia and Xbox in the console wars. Hear about Game Pass, niche markets, the music industry's approach to streaming, plus the chip shortage. Towards the end we talk about the challenges around AR/VR, an AK-47 meeting room, current games he's excited about, Israel's game dev scene, where to find online, and the importance of being thankful.  Bio: Mr. Millard is Managing Director of FEARDEMIC sp. z o.o, a wholly owned subsidiary of BLOOBER TEAM S.A, a publisher of computer games and their related entertainment products. Previously Mr. Millard had held various positions in the games industry. Most notably the Asian distribution of Bethesda games including the Award winning Elder Scrolls Skyrim and Asia versions of The Elder Scrolls Online. Previously Mr. Millard served as Managing Director of Namco Bandai Partners Singapore Pte Ltd and Namco Bandai Partners Korea Ltd, a post he held for near 7 years that saw him oversee the releases of dozens of triple A titles. Mr. Millard was co-founder of a Korean Games Association that represents the interests of foreign and local publishers operating in the packaged games sector in the Korean domestic market. In 2005 Mr. Millard held the post of Vice President, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Committee, European Union Chamber of Commerce Korea. He consults for several games industry organisations and companies, and is a regular blogger and producer of opinion pieces for various publications. Show Links: Feardemic Games Bloober Team Unfold Games Dark Fracture DOOM II In Sound Mind Grim Deadhouse Sonata  Connect Links: Feardemic website Feardemic Twitter Game Dev Advice:  *New: Game Dev Advice Patreon - please help support if you find this useful *Game Dev Advice Twitter *Game Dev Advice email *Game Dev Advice website *Level Ex website - we're hiring *Game Dev Advice Hotline: (224) 484-7733, give a call! *Subscribe and go to the website full show notes with links Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello, Indie Creatives!  In this episode, we have a conversation with Writer/Director/Producer and PreVis (Pre-Visualization), VFX, and Animation Artist Magali Barbe. We discuss her award-winning films "Strange Beasts" and "This Time Away," AI, Deepfakes, CRISPR, Machine Learning, and her experiences in PreVis and VFX worldwide. Enjoy!  Listen+Subscribe+Rate = Love Questions or Comments? Reach out to us at contact@bonsai.film or on social and the web at https://linktr.ee/BonsaiCreative #MAKEIT

Can you have a relationship that constantly renews itself with exciting energy of discovery, or are relationships doomed to honeymoon, flatten out, and die or else become living dead negotiated tolerance? Is it just one hot new move that's needed, or a whole change of attitude? ~ These are some of the great questions we'll start listening to here, and let the answers come from... you! (with a few practical suggestions here from me too) Because everyone has within them a world to discover, and hopefully the person we're in relationship with - whatever kind of relationship - we are with not just for convenience or because we have some idea of who we want them to be, but because we love them! we see them, we want to discover them even as they change, and we do that for ourselves too, and they do that for us. ~ It's a simple magic formula that I guarantee you costs nothing and requires no expert other than yourself and them, and can work forever. But, it requires us to be honest, and very open to life. And, it perfectly coexists with the very important healthy narrowings down we have to comfortable routines, a good groove in lovemaking, and elsewhere in the relationship, so we have energy and focus for elsewhere in our lives too. ~ Comments on this podcast and suggestions for future episodes? Send a message to hsrthankyou@gmail.com. Thanks for listening. ~Thanks to Jette Weiss for the cover art and Youssoupha Sidibe for the music, used under license.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/healthysexandrelationships)

My guest on this episode of The Sensitive Rebel is Maria Granovsky. Maria is a freelance writer for businesses in complex fields like law and medicine. She's also the co-founder of writeandprosper.com, a site dedicated to helping early-stage medical writers grow a sustainable business. In her former life, Maria was a patent litigator, representing clients in a variety of innovative industries, including pharmaceuticals, biotech, telecom, and semiconductors. Prior to that, she was a bench scientist, earning a Ph.D. in medical and molecular genetics from the University of Toronto by making a mouse without one of its genes. Maria is an avid traveler. Among her most memorable trips are a weeklong horseback trek in Iceland, a month's stay at a Florentine convent, a weekend trip to Istanbul, and an exploration of the Canadian wilderness by canoe. People mentioned in today's episode:Perry Mason - Wikipedia Michael Port - Book Yourself Solid Michael Port - Heroic Public Speaking Connect with Maria:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-granovsky/Email - maria@swimmingotter.comConnect with Steve:Instagram - https://instagram.com/thesensitiverebelWeb - https://sensitiverebel.comemail - steve@sensitiverebel.com

Welcome Tobias Wadenka onto the podcast, a former professional badminton player from Germany who is a coach at an elite sports school and runs a YouTube channel, online badminton course and podcast! We talk about his badminton story and how he didn't take such a 'conventional' badminton pathway. Instead, he was been able to find is own way throughout his career and to where he is now. Ask him your questions by connecting with him on Instagram: @tobiaswadenka His YouTube channel is awesome too - check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfRMnJ4f02bKXts3OE8eOEw -- Find us on Instagram: @thebadmintonpodcast SUPPORT THE PODCAST HERE: www.patreon.com/thebadmintonpodcast Contact us via email: tbp.volant@gmail.com -- This episode was brought to you by VOLANT. Check them out: www.volantbadminton.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VolantBadminton Instagram: @volant.badminton Facebook: VolantBadminton Email: team@volantbadminton.com

Farah Nanji is a DJ, journalist, TEDx Speaker, podcast host, and the founder of Regents Racing. As a teenager, Farah was diagnosed with Dyspraxia which is a developmental coordination disorder that affects 5% of the world's population. Farah shares in this episode how she has never settled and allowed Dyspraxia to be a weakness of ... more »

According to the Author, RN, Speaker, Health Coach and Mother of two, Jen Wirtz, feeling stuck means it's time to recalibrate. Jen shares her perspective on finding clarity and happiness through self-discovery along with sharing highlights from her book, Recalibrate.

Truth is a pathless land. - J Krishnamurti These words influenced a young Matt Nava, who would go on to direct art for thatgamecompany's Journey, Flower, and later found Giant Squid and direct The Pathless and Abzu. On this week's episode, we dive into Matt's career, his father's art, and how the exhilarating and lush world and gameplay of The Pathless came to be. Matt also reflects on lessons learned from his early years of working on Flower and Journey, and what it means to find your own path in life that no one has walked before. The Pathless is out now on PS4, PS5, and Epic Game Store. Follow Joe: @ JosephKnoop Follow The 1099: @ The1099Podcast Support our musician at ZWBuckley.com

Julie Gralow, MD, is a well-respected and internationally renowned breast oncologist. In this episode, Gralow discusses her journey in oncology, the ASCO Global Oncology Task Force and the importance of finding your own way in medicine. Intro :14 About Gralow :27 The interview 1:49 What has been your journey to become the very well-respected internationally renowned breast oncologist you are today? 2:21 How did you find yourself in that aspect of the field and also marry in your interest in mobile oncology? 4:31 Were there times where you faced barriers you weren’t going to be able to overcome? 13:13 How did you feel and what did you think when you led the ASCO Global Oncology Task Force? 16:15 What are some of the high points that came out of the ASCO Global Oncology Task Force report? 19:20 Did you focus on how the COVID-19 pandemic affected oncology management in this task force or in any of your global oncology work? 26:30 Did you find that social media was a useful tool throughout the last 9-10 months navigating the pandemic? 30:11 Realizing the benefits of social media as a medical professional and avoiding “doom scrolling” 34:00 Do you have one pearl for the audience? 41:47 How to find Julie Gralow 43:11 Where does Gralow see her future career going? 44:22   Julie Gralow, MD is the Jill Bennett Endowed professor of Breast Medical Oncology and professor of global health at the University of Washington School of Medicine, professor in the Clinical Research Division at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and director of Breast Medical Oncology at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. We’d love to hear from you! Send your comments/questions to Dr. Jain at oncologyoverdrive@healio.com. Julie Gralow can be reached on Twitter @jrgralow and by email at pink@uw.edu. Follow us on Twitter @HemOncToday @ShikhaJainMD. Disclosures: Jain reports she is a paid freelance writer for Lippincott. Gralow reports no relevant financial disclosures.

This week, we’re bringing you a conversation with Helen Simoneau, artistic director and choreographer of Helen Simoneau Danse. As part of our NC Dance Festival activities this season, we hosted a virtual Community Conversation with Helen on October 23, titled “Finding Your Own Way through the Dance Industry.” During this community conversation on Zoom, we discussed Helen’s beginnings in dance, how to create your own opportunities in the dance world, how the pandemic has shifted Helen’s way of working, and the powerful nature of collaborations in the creative process. You’ll hear questions from some of our attendees and Helen’s advice and insight. In the live conversation, we also had the opportunity to view a short excerpt of Helen’s most recent dance, DARLING. You can view an excerpt here. We had such a great time talking with Helen, and wanted to share this conversation more widely. We’ll have more community conversations on other topics throughout the spring of 2021. Be sure to join our mailing list from our website at danceproject.org and follow Dance Project on social media to keep up with upcoming Festival events and other Dance Project news. More about Helen: Helen Simoneau, a native of Rimouski, Québec, is the artistic director and choreographer of Helen Simoneau Danse. Described as “a Choreographer-on-the-rise” by Dance Magazine, Simoneau creates work that exists at the intersection of intent and impact. Her commissions include The Juilliard School, Oregon Ballet Theatre, the American Dance Festival, UNC School of the Arts, The Yard, Springboard Danse Montréal, The Ailey School, the University of the Arts (PA), and the Swiss International Coaching Project (SiWiC) in Zurich. Simoneau was a resident artist at Baryshnikov Arts Center, NYU/Tisch, Bates Dance Festival, New York Dance Lab, The National Choreographic Center in Akron, the University of Buffalo via the Creative Arts Initiative, and has received fellowships from The NYU Center for Ballet and the Arts, the Bogliasco Foundation, and twice from the North Carolina Arts Council. Her work has been presented nationally and internationally at The Guggenheim Museum (NYC), Dance Place (DC), Joyce SoHo (NYC), Tangente (Montréal), The Aoyama Round Theatre (Tokyo), the L.I.G. Art Hall Busan (South Korea), Jacob’s Pillow Inside/Out (MA), PACT-Zollverein in Essen (Germany), Athens International Dance Festival (Greece), and the Shanghai Dance Festival (China). Simoneau was awarded 1st place for Choreography at the Internationales Solo-Tanz-Theater Festival in Stuttgart, Germany. She was recently a Fellow at Ailey’s New Directions Choreography Lab and is the current Choreography Fellow at New York City Center. Follow Helen on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/helensimoneaudanse Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/helensimoneaudanse

12. (English interview begins at 3:00 min / intro is in danish)In this special (english) episode I have the honour to speak with a dear artist and friend of mine. Anne Geertsen is the woman behind Anelogi – Beautiful and dreamy nordic soul!  Anne is a great musician, pianist, composer and creative soul, and I feel super excited to share this episode with you today. We talk about how and when her interest in music began. How her journey becoming an artist has been and what kind of obstacles she has met through the years. We talk about trusting your own path. To get to know yourself through your art / expression and finding out what works for you and what doesn’t. In other words, finding your own voice and your own unique way of expression. At the end of this episode I will share Anne’s new single “Ladies”. It is actually a pre-release, so get ready for some brand new and beautiful tunes from Anelogi. As always my podcast will start in danish, but you can go directly to the English interview at 3:00 min ;) Here you can find Anne / Anelogi and her music:FacebookInstagram Jingle: Mai Skjødt & Anne Bech Hald

Many successful small businesses start out as part-time hobby. Success in business doesn't happen overnight. It takes hard work and dedication to turn it into a full-time income. If you're an entrepreneur at heart, and passionate about what you do, you can experience the joy of finding your own way in business. Meet Maizie Clarke. She's passionate about art and design, making drawings and illustrations. What started out as a way to make gifts for friends and family grew into a successful business. Maizie realized if her friends and family loved her gifts that other people might too. In 2016, while working a full-time job, she started her business on the side. She worked nights and weekends doing custom watercolor illustrations for clients. Some of the highlights of the interview include the following: 4:20 – Discover where Maizie gets her inspiration from. 17:03 – The benefits of in-house production. 22:02 – Not everything has to be perfect. 23:50 – What challenges Maizie has faced and how she overcame it. 32:49 – Advice for a product-based business. If you want to reach out to Maizie, the best way to do so is through Instagram @maizieclarke. ------------- This is my favourite tool to host your courses, memberships, private group or community including automations all in one place. Check it out: https://bit.ly/DOKajabi You can listen to this amazing episode in your favourite platform: ►Itunes: https://bit.ly/ItunesDianaOlynick ►Spotify: https://bit.ly/DianaOlynick ►Stitcher: https://bit.ly/StitcherDianaO ►Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/cc6kn0mx Please help me to grow my mission by rating & reviewing the show here: https://bit.ly/ItunesDianaOlynick ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Wondering how to get more sales without more clients? Click here to get your free gift blueprint: YourSalesBlueprint ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** This is where magical things happen: The Alkimia Success Show This episode is brought to you thanks to kajabi, the best platform to create the best courses and memberships in the world! Check it out here: https://bit.ly/DOKajabi

Even in the Pandemic, You're Not Lost Guest Maxie McCoy Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration on maxiemccoy.com. Her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way is published by TarcherPerigee of Penguin Random House. Maxie specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She’s worked with top brands, conferences and companies to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, Business Insider, MyDomaine, Women’s Health, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women’s leadership. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/support

Lag is a Dj and very respected producer, who is strong in creating grooves and rhythms, often offbeat but still dancefloor oriented. His music has made regular appearances on labels such as Mord, Elements, THEM and lately Upperberry, plus a number of remixes on imprints such as Green Fetish Records, Coincidence Records and Metempsychosis Records. Beside being a strong producer and touring DJ, Lag is also an active supporter of up and coming producers with a Twitch live stream and series of feedback sessions. In this chat, we go deep into making offbeat music, why this may / may not work for everyone, and we explore the beginnings of ‘broken techno’. We talk about holding contrasting opinions with people and we also touch on the subjects of anxiety and depression. If this wasn’t enough for a single podcast (both Lag and I could talk forever!), we explore the natural narcissism that affects creators and the evergreen topic of finding fulfillment. In all of this, what strikes us is not only Lag’s preparation and strong passion for his craft, but also his capacity of not taking things too seriously. If you enjoyed this chat and what we do, please consider following the guest and Home Of Sound on social media and leaving us a review or comment! Check out Lag’s Rhythm Production online masterclass: https://www.homeofsound.co.uk/p/lag Check out Lag and other HoS guests selected playlists [Adam Heaton X Home Of Sound]: www.adam-heaton.co.uk/playlists -- Lag -- instagram.com/this.is.lag facebook.com/This.is.Lag soundcloud.com/lag open.spotify.com/artist/2yfkWfvz9H1U5Oaz2BU2o9 Submit your track to Lag for feedback (check rules!): www.twitch.tv/commissarlag “The New Social Norm” (Upperberry release): upperberry.bandcamp.com/releases Korg Minilogue XD synth: korg.com/uk/products/synthesizers/minilogue_xd British Murder Boys - be like i am: youtube.com/watch?v=IeiCJcP8-ag “Making Music” by Dennis DeSantis / Ableton - book: makingmusic.ableton.com Objekt’s Production manual - book pdf: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YTd_6RsLmyw1NndNbhdmxS6347dA349D/view Theory Of Fun by Raph Koster - book: amazon.co.uk/Theory-Game-Design-Raph-Koster/dp/1932111972 -- Home Of Sound -- Masterclasses with VSK, Scalameriya, Rommek, Lag and more: www.homeofsound.co.uk

In today’s episode we spoke with London-based refugee and gender fluid-fashion stylist, Teem Khan. Teem told us about how he first became interested in fashion, what affected his decision to pursue gender fluid fashion, and how he's personally been affected by the UK's ban on asylum seekers getting jobs, which Teem is actively fighting against right now with the Fight the Ban campaign. Visit Teem's shop at depop.com/teemk/ to buy clothes or purchase a Teem Khan face mask which will donate a face mask to an asylum seeker at anqacollective.org, support the Fight the Ban campaign in the UK to allow asylum seekers to work at https://www.refugee-action.org.uk/lift-the-ban/ and follow Teem's store on Instagram at instagram.com/tee_mkhan to continue to follow Teem's journey. This week’s sponsor is WeHireRefugees.org, and you can check us out at epimonia.com or at epimoniamn on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Thank you for listening!

Welcome to Lean In, a podcast that explores ordinary people’s extraordinary lives through honest storytelling. My guests share with me their journey of discovery, laughter, personal experiences and healing. If you are going through a change or challenging period in life, Lean In is the space where we can surrender to the cycle together. Authenticity […] The post Lean In 40: Authenticity; Finding your own way and reaching your fullest potential with Chris Dufey appeared first on Natural Instinct Healing.

Kelly connects with Maxie McCoy for a conversation on how to let go of uncertainty, shed the expectations of others, and stop comparing your career progress to other people's or to where you think you "should" be by now. Instead, as Kelly and Maxie discuss, the key to success is to focus on taking the essential micro-steps that will bring you closer to your goals and use your networks to guide you in reaching your potential. Maxie is the author of You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way and is obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Kelly and Maxie's conversation can also be found on the podcast BOOKS CONNECT US, a cool new podcast from Penguin Random House featuring interviews every week with amazing authors.

On today’s episode I have a conversation with my dear friend morgxn. morgxn is a musician with over 3m views on YouTube on his hit song “home”. morgxn is also an all around beautiful human, soul, advocate, and humanitarian. Check out our conversation on life, pandemic, and finding your own way.

Are you struggling with body issues, or finding that your past body issues may be resurfacing during these triggering times? In today's episode, our guest, content creator Chelsea Culbertson, shares with us about her journey toward self-love + body neutrality. Chelsea has been using her space on the internet as a platform to empower her audience to embrace whatever stage of life they're in and become more neutral about their bodies. Neutral meaning, not putting judgment toward. Our bodies are neither good nor bad, they're just bodies. We also discuss her unconventional parenting journey as a young mom and how she used that experience to learn how to quiet the voices of judgment from others. Over time, she has taught herself how to focus on her own voice and learn how to listen to it. The work is never done, and, as we discuss, the comparison never really goes away, but the effort to focus on and listen to her own voice has made a big difference. ~ We also talk about: + Learning that body size isn't connected to happiness + Embracing every stage + Body neutrality + body confidence + Cultivating self-love + Our mindset is what reflects in the mirror + Embracing our unconventional parenting journey + Setting boundaries between ourselves and other people's opinions about your life choices + Understanding that no one knows what they're doing + Knowing there is no one right way to parent + Trying to quiet the voices of judgment + Learning that the cycle of comparison doesn't end ~ RESOURCES: https://www.instagram.com/choosingchelsea/ https://www.iamchoosingchelsea.com/ JOIN THE PARTY! https://www.facebook.com/groups/perfckedparty/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perfcked-podcast/message

In this episode we have Sascha Fogel, who is a career strategist and coach for women wanting to design a life they love. Sascha has had so many different career paths, she's an expert in navigating your own passion and putting yourself to work at something you truly love. Listen on how she defeated her inner imposter while changing careers, and how she finally found her footing as a coach. FREE 30-Day Journaling Workbook https://mailchi.mp/f87961910c64/30dayjournalingchallenge Website: www.jillianparekh.com Instagram: @yourcoachjill Facebook: @jillianparekhcoaching Facebook Group: From Imposter to Empowered Pinterest: @yourcoachjill The Lazy Entrepreneur's Morning Routine https://www.jillianparekh.com/offers/fqtzzeB5 NLP Breakthrough Session - 90 Minutes www.calendly.com/jillianparekh/breakthrough-sessions

In this episode we have Sascha Fogel, who is a career strategist and coach for women wanting to design a life they love. Sascha has had so many different career paths, she's an expert in navigating your own passion and putting yourself to work at something you truly love. Listen on how she defeated her inner imposter while changing careers, and how she finally found her footing as a coach. FREE 30-Day Journaling Workbook https://mailchi.mp/f87961910c64/30dayjournalingchallenge Website: www.jillianparekh.com Instagram: @yourcoachjill Facebook: @jillianparekhcoaching Facebook Group: From Imposter to Empowered Pinterest: @yourcoachjill The Lazy Entrepreneur's Morning Routine https://www.jillianparekh.com/offers/fqtzzeB5 NLP Breakthrough Session - 90 Minutes www.calendly.com/jillianparekh/breakthrough-sessions

Rich Rawlyk is the cofounder of Wayfinder and also a close personal friend. In this episode, find out how he uses technology to influence the classic map, why he came full circle back to the passion he had for guiding at 19 and why he wants to help people find their way back to nature. This is Finding Your Own Way. Contact Rich: Email: richrawlyk@thewayfindercompany.com Instagram: @richrawlyk @thewayfindercompany Linkedin

“CARTOGRAPHY...or, the Ancient Practice of Finding Your Own Way.” • To coronate this new initiative of @educated__guess, we had the pleasure of bringing in Episode 80 by interviewing Elliott McKnight @elliottmcknight_. • - Elliott has spent better part of the last decade gathering experience across luxury retail strategy, visual merchandising, brand partnerships, creative and art direction during experiences with the Whitaker Group (A Ma Maniere, Social Status, and More). This experience includes serving as a brand partnership lead in the Atlanta region for brands / experiences like Super Bowl LIII, Nike, Atlanta United, SCAD, Adidas, Jordan, and more. - Over the span of 1.5 hrs, we cover a variety of topics, which include, but aren’t limited to: - Advising young people about how to approach a job in high fashion - Unpacking the shortcomings of boutique culture - Prepping for a lunch with Kanye - Reflecting on the value of being a straight A student - Building a learning plan for the future - Constructing a roadmap for @researchdevelopment_ • Tune in. • #stilllearning Sign Up For Our Newsletter

Segment 1: "It's gotta be Rosemary's Baby..." Paula White and Satanic Pregnancies - Shelle's Christians Behaving badly segment this week is a facepalmer. Get the information on the infamous tweet and a brief lesson in Christianese.Segment 2: Shameless plug for money - here's the link again. Because we're that shameless: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27578347Segment 3: Part two of Spider and Shelle's journey out of religion. What finally did it? Was it just one thing? Was there a "last straw?" Listen and find out. We also provide some of that there promised advice for those already out, trying to get out, and who were too smart to get in in the first place.

 Segment #1: God Was Her Co-Pilot? - Spider and Shelle look at some of the dangers of blind faith and discuss how one woman tried to prove the power of God by driving into oncoming traffic. Jesus should have taken the wheel...Segment #2: Facing the Fear Part 1 - Spider and Shelle share experiences that led to abandoning religion - all religion - outright. In part one of the story, Spider shares the details of his crises of faith and begins his recount of three instances when his faith was stretched to the breaking point.

The holiday season is always such a busy time for me at home and at the boutique. That’s why this year I really wanted to take some time to be present, reflect on my thoughts and just be proud of all that I’ve accomplished in 2019. Today I chat about how we have the power to choose our outcomes and how we feel about our days. I dove into 3 big things that I accomplished in 2019 and how I used a vision board to get ready for my 2020 goals.    What’s in this episode: Feeling back into the rhythm after the holiday season Shifting your mindset and choosing to have a positive outlook on the day Why Nicole chose to be “selfish” over the winter break 3 big things that she accomplished in 2019 How Nicole felt about turning 30 and the birthday trip she took with her husband, Matt Taking the time to do a reflection sheet and how much joy it brought her Getting out of your own way and prioritizing what you need to get done Taking action every single day toward your goals Using a vision board to help visualize the goals that you want to reach Scheduling priorities into your calendar so you can get them done   Links: You're Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way by Maxie McCoy Questions for Reflection Worksheet   I am so glad you decided to tune in today. Continue to follow along my journey as a wife, a mama, and a girl boss by connecting with me on my website, Instagram or Facebook. You can also check out my personal Instagram to get a behind the scenes look at my life. If you want to hear more about my journey in the fashion industry, I’d encourage you to subscribe so we can continue to get to know each other. 

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We all tend to learn at a different pace, whether its to walk or read or even ride a bike. Eventually we all get there, but at our own pace. When it comes to education we retain information differently, so one student will have an easier or a tougher time over another. As children we tend to develop our own strategies to cope with certain situations and circumstances- even though we don’t quite know we are doing it at the time.These strategies, good and bad, flow in and out of our lives… As the school year gets into full gear- in addition to the normal trials and tribulations of adolescence throw in stigmas, like ADD, ADHD, intellectual disability, learning disorders, and autism spectrums. Pile on top of that, anxiety, depression, bullying, identity issues and you just want to bubble wrap your kids and protect them from harsh realities. Joining us today is Everett Lawrence Adams a clinical and educational psychologist. EL as he is known, is looking to share ideas, philosophies and methods he is using to help our youth thrive  from the most difficult of situations, methods like mental health mood and music. More on his practice http://www.elapsychology.com

Already part 8 of my ongoing conversation with Jonathan. I can keep the intro short 'cos you probably know by now who we are and why we call these special shows „Off the record“. And if not - there are 7 more of these talks online, so please feel free to check out our past episodes. One to recommend: heliumtalk number 44. That one is really special.

Sonia and Colleen are back from (separately) vacationing in Alaska! We hear from Cheri Wells, a program manager of TechRoots, a community for diverse talent in the tech industry. Then, Colleen interviews author Maxie McCoy about her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way. Finally, our hosts wrap with a conversation about the U.S. Women’s National Team’s win at the Women’s World Cup, and the fight for equal pay.

Loved sitting down and chatting with Kehla for her podcast, which you can check out HERE.  We chatted about my entrepreneurial journey, and the differences between taking baby steps or just taking a huge leap!  I also touched on intuitive eating, and manifestation (obvs). Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did! Follow me on Instagram Follow Kehla on Instagram Check out my programs! 

Most of us tend to be overpackers. We overpack for work trips. For vacations. A night at a hotel. Our closets are overpacked. Garages, basements, and car trunks…all burdened with the load of things we don’t need to carry. The same is true for our souls. We carry burdens we were never designed to carry. A trunk of guilt. A carry-on of shame. A suitcase of anger. A duffel bag of resentment and bitterness. But God has something different. A different plan. A way of living that isn’t quite so burdensome. Join us for a journey through Psalm 23, take a load off, and learn to live with God at the center of everything. It’s time to leave your baggage behind. Listen and discover how.

Annie Riker is an artist and designer who loves exploring mountains, forests, coffee shops, and the unknown. She works from her home studio and lives with her husband and son in beautiful Asheville, NC. For 15 years, she served clients in design firms and ad agencies, and for a big nonprofit in Washington DC. After the birth of her son, she felt a strong desire to spend more time with him—but that meant making the tough decision to leave her big career behind, and it also made her realize how attached she had been to her professional identity. She spent the first year of her son’s life as the primary caretaker while trying to get in a little drawing time during his naps. As much as she adored her new beautiful baby, she felt a loss of identity and missed having time to create. Over time, she gave permission to herself to have both. With dedicated morning time to herself to create art, she feels like a better mother. And having afternoon time to play with her son makes her a better artist. She’s currently working on a personal Asheville illustration project called “100 Reasons I Love Asheville,” which is self-initiated, but in tandem with a global creative movement called “The 100 Day Project.” #The100DayProject is open and free to anyone who wants to create and share something of their own choosing each day for 100 days. Annie loves this 100-day challenge because the energy of knowing so many other people are participating keeps her accountable with a strong reason to follow through (which is hard with self-initiated projects!). While some might see posting daily as a lot of pressure, she feels a release of pressure to make something "perfect" because she just has enough time to keep making and see what happens and maybe edit later. This is Annie’s third year participating in the project. Last year, she created #AnnieChoosesJoy which was an inspirational handlettering project. The year before that, she created #PaintingsOfThingsIKept , a series of watercolor paintings of items that she and her husband kept in their house after going through a 6-month “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up” decluttering process. We discuss: 1. The importance of sharing one’s story. 2. Annie’s story of becoming an artist and designer. 3. What it means to follow your heart in the design world. 4. Owning the role of “expert” and what happens when you step into your greatness. 5. The Joy of Stickers 6. Balancing Motherhood and the Call of an Artist Show Notes: The 100-day project is first known to have been started by a famous designer | Michael Bierut Elle Luna, author of | The Crossroads of Should and Must NPCA Logo Project | https://www.annieriker.com/npca-logo NPCA Magazine Cover | https://www.annieriker.com/national-parks-magazine-cover-illustration Franny’s Farm Goat Yoga | https://frannysfarm.com/goat-yoga-asheville/ Stickers: Annie never thought she’d get into stickers so much, until she moved to Asheville and discovered it was part of the culture! It has been a really fun way for her to be able to share her art with everyone in an affordable way. And sharing her art brings her just as much joy as making the art. You can currently find them locally at: Zen and Now | @zenandnow_asheville Asheville Community Yoga | @ashevillecommunityyoga Duncan and York | @duncanandyork ETC Consignment Asheville | @etcconsignmentasheville Mountain Merch |@mtnmerch Baked Pie Company | @bakedpiecompany Bad Craft Black Mountain | @badcraft828 You can follow Annie’s latest work on Instagram @annieriker or visit her website at www.annieriker.com to see her full portfolio.

Burlesque performer, model, science nerd, and comic book conception expert Lily VonTrapp sits down with us over whiskey to talk about how she found and created herself after leaving religion. CONTACT LILY VONTRAPP DO YOU LOVE THE PODCAST? JOIN US WITH SUPPORT. Support the podcast by leaving us a Rating & Review on iTunes or your podcast app. Do your Amazon shopping through our links. Donate to the Podcast. Join the CounterCulture Society and become a Producer through our Patreon. FOLLOW US: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LosingOurReligionPodcast.com. RECEIVE WEEKLY EMAIL CONTENT: Join our email list. Music Featured in this Episode: LOR Theme Song by Rat Queen and Manager by Digi G'Alessio. This podcast is made possible by the producers of the CounterCulture Society and created and hosted by @ZacGandara.

YOU’RE NOT LOST. Promise. You, like everyone else, is learning to figure out how to evolve. We talk with the fiery and funny Maxie McCoy, writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration, and packs a punch with her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way . . Maxie is a force to be reckoned with (we declare her guest of the year?!)  and here’s what we cover in this episode: . 1) What Maxie has learned from interviewing thousands of women (It’ll make you feel so normal.) . 2) Maxie’s candid story of feeling lost and unsure during the release of her book, and how she navigated that challenge. 3) Favorite tools for guidance: surveying closest friends about your capabilities and potential, transcendental meditation, therapy, tuning into the body + so much more 4) #BATSHITGRATEFUL How gratitude can help change your life! Here are some of our favorite quotes from You’re Not Lost… “The highest expression of yourself is doing what you want to do how you want to do it—and being as wildly you as possible while you do.” . . “The goal isn’t to be fearless. The goal is to keep fear from running the show.” . “No matter how many pep talks someone gives you or how much inspiration you read on the internet, there’s only one voice that truly matters: yours. Because no matter what’s happening in your life, the only person in your head is you. There is no one else who can control your thoughts but you. No one else’s positive words matter if you’re regularly and continually ripping yourself apart with negative chatter.” . . “That then will never come. Because there’s absolutely nothing that needs to change about you in order to find your way.” RESOURCES: maxiemccoy.com https://maxiemccoy.com/youre-not-lost/

In this episode: A chat about how there’s nothing "wrong" with feeling lost How to disregard or re-bale your fear Creating a sense of self-belief Listening to your gut Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration on maxiemccoy.com. She is the author of, "You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way".  Maxie also specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She’s worked with top brands, conferences and companies to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, Business Insider, MyDomaine, Women’s Health, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women’s leadership. Today’s guest is about to blow you away with this topic. I found Maxie because I was searching for books on Audible about feeling lost, or feeling stuck, or feeling imposter syndrome, because of something I was personally experiencing and questions that I get from so many of you. Her book, "You’re Not Lost" is so impactful because we so often create these stories of why we can’t take action, & we get so caught up in our 5-20 year plans, forgetting that the little things we do along the way are going to be the things that get us where we want to be, and Maxie does an amazing job of breaking this down. I can’t wait for you to hear from her & see what you think! Be sure to TAG us both in your IG stories if you vibe with it!  “Figure out what energizes you. The things that bring you more joy, more energy, more excitement than not. It does not have to be an end-all-be-all career goal. And ask yourself what’s the absolute smallest thing I can do about this thing that lights me up, and then let it be small and just go do it.” -Maxie McCoy   PUMP-UP JAM: Radio Ga Ga by Queen Dreams by Fleetwood Mac   Quotes: “If you are feeling lost right now, its okay. Its OKAY… the feelings of being lost are actually a really powerful place of presence to be in.” “If you’re doing something for the first time, which all of us at any height of success have done something for the first time, you don’t know what you’re doing.” “What is today giving you that just rocks, and how can you love that?” “If you don’t know where you’re going & you don’t know what to do next, just look at what you’ve done. And somewhere in that is the data of what the next step should be.” “That’s the difference between successful people & non-successful people, are the ones that consistently show up and consistently do something that they haven’t done in the face of the unknown, versus someone who just talks about it & thinks about it.”   Resources: Connect with Maxie on Instagram @maxiemccoy Get her book on Amazon: You’re Not Lost Get yourself a Mini Trampoline If we aren't connected yet be sure to come hang with me on Instagram @kaciafitzgerald and @empowerHERpodcast or online at www.kaciafitzgerald.com Topic or speaker suggestions? Shoot us an email: hello@kaciafitzgerald.com  

Media can play a critical role in engaging children, parents, and educators in science. Listen in to WGBH’s Executive Producer for PEEP, Marisa Wolsky, and children’s app developer, Jillian Orr, as they talk about the new app, PEEP FAMILY SCIENCE, that can help parents confidently engage in science with their children. PEEP FAMILY SCIENCE app was given a 5-star rating from Common Sense Media for “co-use on and offscreen” by families. Military Child Education  Coaliton (MCEC): www.militarychild.org   Learn more about Peep and the Big Wide World for Parents at: http://www.peepandthebigwideworld.com/en/parents/   Links related to MCEC’s previous work with WGBH’s series, Arthur: https://www.militarychild.org/upload/files/resources/MGH_PACT_Guide_Resources_.pdf and https://www.militarychild.org/upload/files/resources/Finding_Your_Own_Way_to_Serve.pdf and the episode featuring Ladonna, whose father is in the Army Corps of Engineers https://pbskids.org/arthur/health/resilience/shelter_story.html PEEP Family Science was featured in the Military Child Education Coalition November 2018 On the Move publication. (pp. 32-33) https://issuu.com/militarychildeducationcoalitio/docs/otm_fall_18_digital_edited  

In this Unabridged Book Club episode, we discuss Julie Murphy's YA lit novel, Dumplin'. When “self-proclaimed fat girl” Willowdean Dickson decides to shake things up in her small town by entering her former beauty queen mother’s beloved beauty pageant, she learns more about herself than she anticipates.“I think you gotta be who you want to be until you feel like you are whoever it is you're trying to become. Sometimes half of doing something is pretending that you can.” Spoilers are inevitable throughout our book club discussion, so consider whether or not to listen if you haven't yet read the book Dumplin'!​timeline *Introduction and Summary of the Book: 00:00 - 01:30 *Main Discussion: 01:30 - 42:40 *​Book Pairings: 42:50 - 49:24 *Classroom Connections: 49:24 - 56:36 book pairings  *Ashley - Dhonielle Clayton's The Belles *Jen - Isabel Quintero’s Gabi, a Girl in Pieces *Sara - Sharon Huss Roat's How to Disappear other mentions  *Erin Jade Lange's Butter *Jennifer Niven's Holding Up the Universe *Carolyn Mackler's The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things *Laurie Halse Anderson's Wintergirls *A. S. King's Reality Boy *A. S. King's Everybody Sees the Ants Check out what's coming up next. want to support unabridged?   Become a patron on Patreon.​ Follow us @unabridgedpod on Instagram. Like and follow our Facebook Page. Follow us @unabridgedpod on Twitter. Subscribe to our podcast and rate us on iTunes or on Stitcher. Check us out on Podbean.

I am joined by longtime listener of the podcast and friend of the show Jared Nordin. Jared documents his intellectual journey on the way to starting his own podcast "the Voluntary Contrarian." Along the way, we discuss his show topics including the IRS' own justification for taxation and the danger of "libertarian echo chambers." Check out "the Voluntary Contrarian" Episode 108 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Brought to you by: The Liberty Weekly Podcast is now on Bitbacker.io Support with crypto!  The Liberty Weekly Amazon Affiliate Link The Liberty Weekly Patreon Page: help support the show and gain access to tons of bonus content! Become a patron today! Become a Patron!   Please Consider Supporting Projects on DonorSee Show Notes: https://everything-voluntary.com Jack Spirko: The Survival Podcast "Paying Taxes and Society" US Treasury Bob Murphy Show: Ep. 18 Warren Mosler Defends the Essential Insights of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) The Colonies' Parallel Wars for Independence: Patrick MacFarlane @ Agorasymposium 2018 Ep. 57

-People often ask "what's the best way?". -There is no best way. Your job as a leader is to help teams find their own way. -Creating doctrine is useless -create habits instead. -Figure out the habits that work for you and your team.-This is true of everything… Definition of done, definition of ready, story content and structure, how to incorporate testing or user interface sprints, etc.

    Today's guest knows all too well what it feels like to not know what the future holds...and what it feels like to keep on walking towards it anyway. Maxie McCoy is a writer, author of the recently released book You're Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way, and a speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. As a woman who is committed to the global rise of all women, Maxie writes weekly inspiration and monthly curriculum on her website for her audience. It was such a joy to sit down for a soul-jam sesh with this vibrant, fierce and driven woman… one that I am certain will leave you feeling inspired, ready to march onward, and exactly where you're supposed to be (whether you know where you're headed or not.) In this episode: Today's guest, Maxie McCoy [ :40 ] What lead Maxie to where she is today [ 4:10 ] The journey to writing her new book, You're Not Lost  [ 10:21 ] How to have faith when the future is uncertain [ 16:50 ] The people and practices Maxie relies on during hard times [ 22:00 ] The 5 questions to ask the people who love + support you [ 25:50 ] What writing the book taught Maxie about herself and others [ 28:18 ] How to say “No” with grace [ 40:45 ] Maxie's favorites [ 42:44 ] 49:18 What Maxie would say to a former version of herself Soul Shifting Quotes: “We don't have to know the big picture; if we keep following what energizes us the path will unfold.” “Follow the energy, keep the momentum, and do it small step after small step.” “You can be wildly confident and still have no idea what you're doing.” “I'm batshit grateful.” “I know what it means to come back to that wildly expressed self, and that self is the one that gets me places.” Links Mentioned: Purchase Maxie's new book, You're Not Lost Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Purchase 'Master Your Money Mind' today! Be sure to follow Maxie on Instagram: @maxiemccoy and find her on her website at www.maxiemccoy.com Tag me in your big shifts and takeaways: @amberlilyestrom Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes

Ever feel like you’re headed on a career trajectory that you don’t even want anymore? The 5-year plan worked in an age when pensions existed, but today, the working world has changed. You don’t have to take the one-way street. You can make u-turns, take on-ramps and off-ramps, and even create your own, never-before-seen path to career happiness. And we can help you do it.   Listen to our interview with Maxie McCoy, author of You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way, to find out the simple secret to finding a career you love.

Have you ever felt lost? I sure know I have, and I'm guessing you have as well. Whether you feel lost in your career, your finances, your relationships or just in life in general, this podcast episode should be one you keep on rotation. Author and all-around amazing chic, Maxie McCoy, is bringing some of her best knowledge and tips from her upcoming book, You're Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way.On This Podcast Episode:We're starting things off with a very relevant Ask Shannah question from Jane who is searching for answers for feeling lost financially. While there aren't any magical solutions, I share my two tips for helping you find your way.From there, Maxie drops her wisdom about how you can proactively find your way from feeling lost to found in her new book, You're Not Lost.One of my favorite tips she shared was the idea of starting small - something we all know we should do but so seldom do. And, her advice about getting insights from your friends is one of the most revolutionary steps I've taken this year to change my approach to just about everything - so I know it will work for you too.You can pre-order Maxie's book You're Not Lost today!Thanks for Tuning In:Thanks for tuning in to listen to this episode of Millennial Money. You’re awesome and mean so much to us. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it on social media using the hashtag #millennialmoneypodcast.Also, please leave an honest review for Millennial Money on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and much appreciated! You’re awesome!Have an Ask Shannah question, submit it here.Want More:Shannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Karla Helbert is a licensed counselor, bereaved mother, yoga teacher and therapist. She is the award-winning author of Finding Your Own Way to Grieve and Yoga for Grief & Loss. […] The post Karla Helbert: The Healing Power of Yoga appeared first on Open to Hope.

In this episode Arthur and I talk about: Amazing places to eat in Studio City Being torn apart as an actor was good Realizing college shows are not for him How he evaluates his performances Magic is such a powerful art form that it can support a weak entertainer Being watch guys who cant afford watches Your material should reveal who you are to the audience Watching David Copperfield when you are young Fog juice smell like pancake syrup Forming the Midwest Masters of Magic club Its so awkward recording this outside Trying to get out of the service industry Breaking through the noise Getting through the dark days Not wanting to be a novelty Looking to far ahead can be discouraging …. and just wanting to performing for people that came to see you. You can connect with Arthur at arthurtrace.com and on Social Media @arthurtrace Please take a moment to rate, share and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge difference! 
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Welcome to Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast #88! http://www.organduo.lt/podcast Today's guest is Samuel Delaunay who is an organist, a flutist and an amateur composer from France. Professionally, he is a project manager in a big IT company. Alongside his scientific studies, he started playing the organ at the age of 20 as a self-taught musician. He learned improvisation with Henri-Franck Beaupérin. He took several diocesan organ courses in order to master the repertoire, accompaniment and a first approach to musical writing. At the conservatoire of Nantes, he took a course in musical composition from composer Christian Villeneuve and another in analysis from conductor Jenö Rehak. A master class with composer Thierry Escaich was also an important step of this training. Samuel loves to write for the organ, sometimes with the flute as a solo part. Compositions for serpents, orchestras and choirs widen his sound universe. His pieces are often organized as thematic suites, explorations of scientific or poetic themes. Among many other things we talk about the influence of astronomy and architecture on his creative style as well of the importance of finding your own way in organ composition. Enjoy and share your comments below. ​ And don't forget to help spread the word about the SOP Podcast by sharing it with your organist friends. Thanks for caring. Relevant links: https://samueldelaunay.jimdo.com/ https://www.facebook.com/samueldelaunay.compositeur http://www.free-scores.com/free-sheet-music.php?instrument_ID=6055&compositeur=samueldelaunay

There is so much advice out on the internet that it's hard to know what to listen to. Here are a few tips in helping you find your own way to being a stepmom. "There is no manual on how to come together as a stepfamily." That may have been true at one time, but not anymore. Everything you are looking for to THRIVE in your relationships, you can find here.Come back often to see what new information I have for you. Better yet, just click the subscribe button and you will never miss another episode again. About Claudette Claudette Chenevert, known as The Stepmom Coach works with stepmoms who are struggling to create a cohesive family life. Claudette, a Master Certified Stepfamily Foundation Coach helps stepmoms build and create strong and healthy stepfamilies by helping stepmoms focus on what they want as a woman, a partner and a parent. Claudette has over 30 years of experience as a stepmom and 36 years as a mother. She understands what it’s like to be in your shoes and teaches the best strategies to make life as a stepmom more harmonious. Claudette offers online support groups, self-study stepmom programs, and one-on-one coaching. Claudette also writes for Stepmom Magazine, has a blog and speaks on parenting platforms.  Her book The Stepmom's Book of Boundaries: How and Where to Draw the Line --for a Happier, Healthier Stepfamily? is available on Amazon, https://amzn.to/2DawHnZ For more information of programs and service, go to https://www.stepmomcoach.com Social Media #stepmomcoach Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stepmomcoach Twitter: https://twitter.com/stepmomcoach Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stepmomcoach/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/stepmomcoach/ Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stepmomcoach/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClaudetteChenevert

Finding Your Own Way To Trade w/ Dave Floyd In episode 39 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview a stock & Forex trader I really admire named Dave Floyd, the founder and head of trading at Aspen. Dave started trading in college while he was in Boston. He first read Market Wizards, a book showcasing stories of various successful traders (which I highly recommend!). The interviewed covered several topics, but one of them highly resonated with me. It is the idea of finding your own way as a trader. Once you get through the initial phase of trading, you begin to understand that copying others isn't what will help you succeed. Everybody's different and two traders almost cannot trade the exact same way. You must then find your own way as a trader. Cheat Sheet - Dave Floyd Balancing overtrading vs. not trading enough How to go through the hard learning curve of a trader: it is not about learning strategies from others. The transition between day trading and swing trading: that was a natural transition for Dave. Strategy differences between day trading and swing trading: find someone or a group that can help you in hard times and good times. The biggest mistakes for Dave as a trader: hint: the opposite of overtrading... Following your gut instinct is important but it's not necessarily for beginners. The commonalities between traders: many traders have creative endeavours according to Dave. Approaching stock vs. Forex trading: Dave uses fairly similar approaches. Why you MUST develop your own approach   What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group! The music at the end of the podcast has been produced by Daniel Hoshor. If you want custom & tailor-made music for your business, make sure to check him out at www.thedannyboiexperience.com.

True happiness: deciding for yourself how to do things. Find out why in today's show.

When someone dies, it creates upheaval in the support system, leading to unfamiliar territory in terms of how to help those with different perceptions and expressions of grief such as language, repetitive gestures or patterning, emotional disconnect, and searching behaviors. Although the outward expression of someone’s grief may be difficult to recognize, the need for their grief to be acknowledged and supported is universal. In this episode, Jana talks with Rebecca Hobbs-Lawrence, a staff member at The Dougy Center, about ways to support children and adults with developmental disabilities in their grief Suggestions for supporting children or adults with developmental disabilities in their grief: Acknowledge the loss by being present and responsive to their verbal and behavioral cues. Affirm that they are not alone, name the support people they have. Maintain a consistent routine as much as possible. Give a lot of advanced notice for when their daily routine may change or be unusual. Facilitate activities or rituals that will acknowledge the grief. This can help children and adults to develop coping strategies and find ways to remember the person who died. Resources:   Finding Your Own Way to Grieve: A Creative Activity Workbook for Kids and Teens on the Autism Spectrum by Karla Helbert, 2012   Everyone Grieves: Stories about Individuals with Disabilities and Grief by Marc A. Markell, 2013   Helping People with Developmental Disabilities Mourn: Practical Rituals for Caregivers by Marc A. Markell, 2005   Lessons in Grief & Death: Supporting People with Developmental Disabilities in the Healing Process by Linda Van Dyke, 2003

Yup, the Holiday Season can be SUPER stressful. You think there are certain things you ‘need’ to do, ‘should’ do, or what would they say if you didn’t do that thing that you do? In this first Bonus Holiday Episode of the Top 7 Tips to Decrease Holiday Stress for Moms, I’m giving you some great tools to help you have More Energy! In this Episode I’m sharing:  5 simple ways to have more energy the link for the recent Webinar Replay (see below) a FREE gift you can get today! Momma Action Steps 1. Subscribe to the Mom at 41 Newsletter here to get this and the other 6 Tips to Decrease Holiday Stress for Moms to receive the downloadable Tips to Manage Holiday Stress Guide that will be sent out on Dec 4th.   2.Pick one of the five Tips I talk about in this this Episode, and do it today to increase your Energy! (NEW) Kick Ass Tweetables to Share!      #Moms: Listen to this short #Momat41 Podcast Episode to learn how to have MORE Energy for the… CLICK TO TWEET     #Moms: Would you like to know how to have More #Energy? Listen to this to learn how!  CLICK TO TWEET   Resources Watch the Top 7 Tips to Decrease Holiday Stress for Moms Webinar Replay here (starts at 9:40) Subscribe to the Mom at 41 Newsletter here. Related Mom at 41 Episodes Episode 18: How To Combat Mommy Fatigue Episode 24: Meditation and Mindfulness with Sherri Henderson Episode 37: Slow Parenting, Balance, and Finding Your Own Way as Parent with Best-Selling Author Carl Honore Mom at 41 Facebook Page Like the Mom at 41 Facebook Page here and read my posts of Inspiration and Support each day, and from all the other Mommas in the Mom at 41 Community! I respond to every single comment, post, and message here, and would love to Connect with you!  

Is Mindfulness and Meditation important for kids, and how does that even work with active kids? How does it help with what Heather calls 'The Monkey Mind'?  In this Episode Heather and I discuss: the moment when her son was born that she thought "I need to show up" how Mindful Meditation for Children helped her son with anxiety and what teaching Meditation to kids looks like why our emotional stuff as parents is reflected back in our kids why it's so important to let go of the guilt and shame as a Mom and why self-care is VITAL for Moms and how to Create a Kick Ass Life Heather's Favourite Quote [Tweet "You're imperfect, you're wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and belonging.-Brene Brown"] Top Core Values for Heather 1. Integrity 2. Connection 3. Authenticity Parenting Advice Seek, grow and evolve. Get outside of your comfort zone and learn something new from different people. [Tweet ""All behavior is a language."-Heather Chauvin on #Parenting on the #Momat41 Podcast. "] Resources The Desire Map by Danielle LaPorte (Heather's a fan of her work, too!) Audible: Get your FREE audio book of The Desire Map (or another book of your liking)  AND a 30 day trial with this link for the Mom at 41 Community-awesome! Related Mom at 41 Episodes Episode 38: Creating Goals with Soul & the White Hot Truth of Danielle LaPorte  Episode 36: Daring Greatly as a Parent with Danielle Reed Episode 37: Slow Parenting, Balance, and Finding Your Own Way as Parent with Best-Selling Author Carl Honore Episode 20: Is Balance Possible as a Mom? Episode 8: My Brutiful and Messy Momma Life How Can you Connect with Heather?  Heather's Website and subscribe to her Newsletter when you're there! Facebook Instagram Mom at 41 Facebook Page Like the Mom at 41 Facebook Page here and read my posts of Inspiration and Support each day, and from all the other Mommas in the Mom at 41 Community! I respond to every single comment, post, and message here, and would love to Connect with you! Mom at 41 Newsletter Subscribe to the Mom at 41 Newsletter here to get Real Momma Stories of Struggle, Inspiration, and the Life Lessons Along the Way! Plus, I'll update you when NEW Blog Posts come out, and also send you the Balanced Mommy Checklist to help you de-stress, be a better mom, and take care of YOU!

Listen to Best-Selling Author and the according to the Huffington Post "The Unofficial godfather of a growing cultural shift toward slowing down" share in this episode:  *Why we all need Slow Time (kids and parents)  *Balance is really about Looking Inward to see what's best for your family, and that the Secret to Parenting is to Find your Own Way  *How some parent feel that Parenting has become a Competitive Sport  Want a simple way to help you slow down as a Mom? Get the Balanced Mommy Checklist when you subscribe to the Mom at 41 Newsletter, AND 2 emails each week to Support and inspire you to embrace your perfect Momma self! 

Actor, casting director, writer & puppeteer Stephanie Diaz is a multidisciplinary artist who has worked in markets across the country, including Seattle, Minneapolis & Milwaukee. Currently, she is an artistic associate with 16th Street Theater in Chicago. Her recent work includes MARIPOSA NOCTURNA: A Puppet Tritych, a show she created in residence with the Chicago […] The post Actor, Writer, Puppeteer Stephanie Diaz on Life in the Arts & Finding Your Own Way | Podcast 015 appeared first on Kandas Rodarte.