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Megan is a wellness and life breakthrough coach: Her focus is on functional movement of the body, optimizing that, as well as opening movement of energy and emotion through the body in order to create space, congruency and rebuild habits. For Megan, it's the true basis of long-term habit, physical and environment change, which we're all searching for

Today Megan DeJarnett is on the podcast sharing her testimony with us! Megan was diagnosed at the age of 2 with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). SMA is a genetic neuromuscular disorder that affects motor neurons in the spinal cord causing progressive muscle degeneration and weakness. The life challenges that Megan has faced with a neuromuscular disease are more difficult than more people. With a tremendous faith in God and the love and support of her family, Megan lives life determined to experience life to the fullest and choose joy over despair.   Megan's passion is motivating others to approach life with an ‘I can do this' attitude. Her ability to share her story and encourage others to look at life through a new lens is only one of her tremendous gifts.   Megan's proudest personal accomplishments are as a wife and a mother. Megan, along with her husband Jake, are raising two sons in Nashville, TN. Jake is a professional musician and when either of them travel, the entire family goes alone. Their sons, Bronx and Shai, are always in tow and part of everything they do. For Megan, life is providing amazing family, friends, and an inspiring story about overcoming improbabilities.    Megan shares about her book, No Such Thing As Normal, which speaks to the curiosities and difficult questions that arise in a world full of diversity. Equipped with discussion questions, this story provides a creative, honest and interactive way to instill dignity and respect for all people.    Enjoy this wonderful episode!   To celebrate my 100th episode

On this episode of The Marketer's Journey, I interview Megan Lueders, CMO at Silicon Labs. Silicon Labs is a transformative company in the semiconductor space, and focused on building a smarter more connected world. As a tech company, their marketing has always been product focused but today we explore how the buyer journey is transitioning and the acceleration of digital has driven a need for content marketing and other touchpoints for product driven businesses. We also discuss Megan's career journey and how she used a six month sabbatical to focus on her family, but also refocus on herself and understand what she needed in her career. Any buyer journey starts with a customer saying “give me something that will be of use to me” and Megan took a similar approach to her career, assessing opportunities for value, fit and holding out for the right opportunity.Check out this and other episodes of The Marketer's Journey on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Play! Key takeaways from this episode:You can balance being a career driven leader and a family person. For Megan, she needed this time to refine her needs and approach and be strategic about her next move.Your career is like a marriage-- it needs to be right because it has implications on every aspect of your life. It needs to be a good match and a good partnership.Even when your company is product driven, it can't be as simple as “these are our products, buy them from us”, especially during these turbulent times when things are less certain, you need to connect with customers and potential customers in increasingly different and digital ways.Learn more about Silicon Labs here: https://www.silabs.com/Learn more about Megan here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganlueders/

In today's brand new podcast episode, Megan and Wendy talk about what stays and what goes post pandemic. Plus, get ready for tons of chatter up top, including spring break plans, asshole dogs and not being role models for movement. Finally, updates on Wendy's phantom hair situation and writer-inner Lynnee finally explains what happened when her Vitamix and shaker ball coil met. We love your feedback! You can always email us at meganandwendy@gmail.com. We read every single email and sometimes what you write even ends up on the show. Megan and Wendy talk about life post pandemic plus cover topics like Easter, spring break, failing at a fitness challenge and dogs who eat everything dangerous. Mentioned in this Episode Conversations with Friends featuring Jennie Canzoneri on choosing to live sober.Shorties Get Moving fitness fail - at least for Megan and Wendy (join our private Facebook group SHORTIES to join future "Close Your Rings" challenges.Wendy's "bobo" Peloton ride went horribly. Tips on how to handle pain "down there" and Wendy blames LaShawn for her inspirational Peloton posts. Cute Pottery Barn Easter decor that is not too childish: terra cotta eggs, hand-crafted bunnies, floral dinnerware. 10 things that will definitely land you at the vet if your dog eats it.What Wendy Watched: Last Chance U Basketball and Superstore. Read my other recommendations here.Phantom hair to full-blown itchy face. What could be causing it? What Stays and What Goes Post Pandemic? Grateful for a worldwide pandemic? Probably not. But, were there parts of this past year that you've enjoyed and wouldn't mind sticking around for the year ahead? For Megan, it was leaning in to her homebody comfort zone. Plus, she got to take a break from being social director. And the best of all? Curbside pickup. Can curbside pickup continue to be an option forever? Wendy loved seeing her neighborhood come alive with kids at play, neighbors helping each other and a real sense of community bloom. Oh, and Door Dash. Listen to the show to hear what else they liked and what can definitely see itself out. Also, did they learn anything more about themselves. Thank You To Our Sponsors! Visit our friend Michelle's shop and check out her beautifully made items like zippered pouches and book sleeves. These make fantastic gifts for girlfriends or yourself! You can get a discount upon checkout when you use LSSFRIENDS15. Visit SeaLestialShel.com today and see her Instagram below for some of her pretty items. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Michelle aka Sea.lestial.shel (@sea.lestial.shel) Ask Us Anything Yes, we'd love for you to ask us anything! We'll be using the questions for an upcoming podcast episode. Email your question to meganandwendy@gmail.com. Megan and Wendy Approved! The Approved! part of the podcast might be our favorite. If you didn't know, we're currently selling one-of-a-kind Approved! stickers. Slap one on your Hydroflask, laptop, your car...where ever a sticker can stick. Grab one here for just $2. P.S. we are working on some additional merch as requested by several of our listeners! P.P.S. These are affiliate links ahead. Kerasal Intensive Foot Repair + those silicon gel guard heel protectors Trader Joe's Sparkling Black Tea with Peach Juice Beverage What are you looking forward to now that we're trending in the direction of having this pandemic behind us? What stays and what goes for you? Related: Our very popular Delivery Driver Thank You sign for spring! Related: What to put in your teenager's Easter basket + Women's Easter Dresses ON SALE

Are you a therapist thinking about making the switch to coaching? Maybe you want to be known for something you care deeply about and get to help people all over the world with that thing. Switching to coaching can be part of making that possible. How do you start? What does that transition look and feel like? If you make that switch, what will people think? Don't people think coaches are flakey? Will they think that about you? This week I'm talking to someone who did all that and built a profitable and joyful business over the past five years. My guest is Megan Hale, Profit First®️ Business Strategist, Former Psychotherapist, and Money Mentor for equity driven entrepreneurs. Here's some of what we talked about: Realizing she wanted to switch from a therapy practice to a coaching practice Dealing with people who didn't understand her decision to leave therapy behind Getting started with her first coaching offer The questions she asked herself to get clear on her vision of success. Choosing money as her niche Her programs for helping entrepreneurs with their money, including The Money Map How she runs her community calls Now I'll loop back to some takeaways that particularly stand out to me. Takeaway 1: You've got to get clear on the vision for your business and perhaps do some deep inner work: Megan knew she didn't want to open a new therapy practice every 3 years. She had woken up her entrepreneurial spirit and discovered that coaching was a way she could create a business she could take with her anywhere. Knowing her vision allowed her to make the right choice for her even though other people didn't really see it. She was able to get through the self-doubt by doing some deep work. Takeaway 2: Find your definition of success: For Megan, it was important to stop chasing 6 figures. That was the definition of success she kept hearing about. Then she asked herself what her dreams were and what they would really cost, and she came up with her own number. Takeaway 3: Find the most easeful path to get there. Megan couldn't run her business in a complicated way because she was raising 2 little ones and had to work only 10 hours a week. Even if you don't have that constraint, look at what your most important goal is and the most efficient and easeful way to get there. Force yourself to simplify your business. Adding more offers or more marketing tactics doesn't mean your business is stronger. It might just mean it's more complicated. Show notes at http://rebeltherapist.me/podcast/145

Here’s a little secret. Your vote in this election doesn’t count. The person who occupies the White House for the next 4 years is not going to significantly change your relationship your spouse, how you interact with your children, or where you go vocationally. The choices you make in how you transform your relationships will have significantly more impact on your life over the next four years than the ballot you cast. We need to figure out how to make these decisions on firm footing, however. For Megan and me, we found that when we looked to the user manual God gave us (the Bible) for how we should conduct our lives, we found healing from our previous poor decisions and marriage transformation.We found that when we surrendered to God, three things started to happen. 1. My deficiencies became less significant. Rather than being riddled with shame and guilt, I found grace and peace.2. I learned to love the right way. As I realized that I’m a broken person, I was able to begin loving others, including my wife, with more grace and acceptance.3. I began to see truth. Even if someone is not a believer in God, the principles set forth by Jesus for how we should treat one another are universal. These truths are now our guide for how to navigate life, and that reduces the importance of each of our opinions.

Meet - Dr. Megan N. Freeland - a public health pharmacist, healthcare copywriter, business owner, and host of The LaziMILLENNIAL Lounge podcast. Megan discusses the road to achieving her dream of working for the CDC - and how everything changed after two cross-country moves and an unexpected IUD pregnancy. All of what she’s been through had enabled her to fully understand and embrace her identity as a multipassionate person. For Megan, motherhood didn't stop her #dreamdriving - and it doesn't have to stop yours either. Listen in as we discuss the road to her "dream job", how things changed in a few seconds, balancing motherhood, and why understanding your passions is important. If you enjoy this episode, please make sure you share online with your community! You can find us at @dreamsindrive on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram, and use the hashtag #dreamsindrive! Enjoy! SHOW NOTES: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/megan-freeland SHOP THE DREAMS IN DRIVE STORE: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/shop SUPPORT DREAMS IN DRIVE: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/donate BROWSE THE BOOKSTORE:http://www.dreamsindrive.com/bookstore SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER - THE KEYS: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/join FIND MEGAN FREELAND: Web: https://www.lazimillennial.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/multipassionatemeg FIND RANA ON SOCIAL: Instagram: http://instagram.com/rainshineluv Twitter: http://twitter.com/rainshineluv FIND DREAMS IN DRIVE ON:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/dreamsindrive Twitter: http://twitter.com/dreamsindrive Web: http://www.dreamsindrive.com

So how many receptions can you fit into one day? For Megan & Karsten they were able to do two receptions along with a ceremony. They didn't want to cut their guest list because of Covid-19, so throw two parties and split the guest list into two. Today’s show was presented by The Dominion Country Club: https://www.the-dominion.com/ We'd love to hear about your engagement and upcoming wedding. Visit Bridal Buzz at https://SanAntonioWeddings.com or on Facebook or Instagram @bridalbuzzsa

For Megan’s first child, she planned to give birth in a birth center with her husband, doula and team of midwives. However, as is the nature of parenthood, the best laid plans can often go awry. In early labor, Megan transferred to the hospital where she had an unmedicated vaginal delivery. Her early postpartum phase was difficult – riddled with anxiety, sleep deprivation and feelings of grief, as she mourned the loss of her pre-baby self. Much of this she felt had to do with a lack of preparation and support for this time with a newborn. A little over a year later and expecting her second child, Megan was determined to prepare as best she possibly could for the birthing experience she had always wanted.

Hosts Megan and Ayesha both work in very different professional environments; Megan is a Registered Nurse in a female-dominated career, and Ayesha works as an Athletic Therapist with mostly males in the industry of athletics. In this episode, they explore what it's like to be women in the workplace. While one might think they would have very different experiences, this episode highlights the fact that, as women, we are very much together in this fight for equality and are often impacted in similar ways. For Megan and Ayesha, that's what makes female friendships so powerful; the mutual understanding of what we all experience each day!  Links from this episode: Too Hot To Handle: https://www.netflix.com/title/80241027 Meg's pasta/salad recipe: 1 cup rotini or penne pasta 1 cup of roasted veggies (I use whatever I have in the fridge, but my fave combo is broccoli, brussel sprouts and onion!) Toppings: 2 tbsp garlic mayo (make it by mincing 1 garlic clove into 2 tbsp mayo) Handful of fresh cherry tomatoes, halved Sprinkle of shredded parmesan Drizzle of balsamic glaze **The best part is, you can make more than needed and save it for an easy, delicious lunch the next day! 

Megan Smith, Chief Technology Officer of the United States under President Obama and CEO of Shift7, joins us for a candid conversation on inclusion and diversity. For Megan, inclusion means that all people are able to bring forward their greatest self, not “stomp on others.” She and Jean talk about the importance of supporting innovators, how tech is helping us to drive bias from movies and television, and the importance of “being there” for LGBTQ youth. In Mailbag, we hear from Marcia Mantell again on a question about Social Security for freelancers, and we take listener questions about setting up IRA accounts, and the pros and cons of having all your investments at one firm. In Thrive, what it really means for your bottom line when you file early for Social Security. 

Can art be haunted? Can a portrait possess the soul of the person portrayed in the paint? Or, is the ghost in the painting something else masquerading as a dead loved one? And, if you grew up in a home with such a painting, or paintings, would you be able to turn a blind eye to it? Would you just accept that strange things happen after the lights go out, and the oil paint ghosts crawl out of their frames? For Megan, her haunted childhood home also contained haunted portraits, and it caused her to grow into someone who is really not afraid of anything.Find out more about our guest Megan O'Russell, who is a YA fantasy author and also a podcaster, by visiting our show notes at homespunhaints.com/episode26Support the show (https://patreon.com/homespunhaints)

Part two of our exciting podcast with veterinary nurse, Megan Brashear. Megan is talking about her two cats, one abandoned, polydactyl barn cat and a Seinfeld-character-look-alike brown tabby. Her cats are loosely domesticated as she describes them herself. In her words, cats would benefit from another 50k years of evolution. Also, if you need tips about driving around the country with a menagerie of pets, call Megan (as she has just endured and survived that adventure). Megan has a lot of responsibility for training the next generation of veterinary nurse students and loves to talk about the future role of veterinary nurses. For Megan, the most important to do is to get recognition and making veterinary nursing a true recognized profession including proper licensing and enough credentialed schools. In Megan’s opinion, there are very specific tasks that can be done by veterinary nurses with proper education. Megan shares a couple of ideas for a great future for vet nurses in your practice. Last but not least, we have to retrain our brain to be positive. That means I am always assuming good intent, remember the good things that happened and accentuate the positive in your life! You are allowed to vent but don’t do it at work! What a great episode.

What are the things that excite you the most from your work experience? Reflecting on those common threads may help you discover the best career for you. That's how it happened for Megan Blanchard, Training and Organizational Development Coordinator for the City of Boise.  For Megan, focusing on people first and developing leaders were the common threads in all her jobs, and from there, she found the organizational development field.  Megan draws on all aspects of her diverse background and collective experience to develop leaders throughout the large and varied City of Boise workforce. One of the efforts Megan is most proud of when it comes to leadership development at the City is the Connect Boise program, a journey that began with a listening tour and evolved into an innovative performance management system and more.   *** Love Shadow (Remix Safety Guide) by rocavaco (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Noncommercial Sampling Plus license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/rocavaco/52156 Ft: Loveshadow

Author of You Are Enough: 5 Steps To Move From Struggle To Strength, Licensed Mental Health Therapist, Transformational Mindset Coach, Podcast Host of The Blonde Bombshell and Veteran, Megan Fenyoe, opens up about the time in between her clients, when she was on her office floor hysterically crying and in the grips of a narcissistic abusive marriage. She talks about the love bombing from her ex that urged her down the aisle in a beautiful Napa wedding within 12 months of meeting each other, the shift in control that happened almost instantaneously once they were married and, unbeknownst to her friends, continuing a relationship with her ex-husband after his affair and even after they were separated.This is a story of following the invisible nudging that insists you are meant for more. It's a journey of listening closely and not stopping until you get it right. For Megan, she thought the nudge was to leave Northern California for San Diego, to leave her job and breakout on her own and, the reality is, this was part of it but it wasn't all of it. The nudging that was the hardest but most pressing call to heed was cutting the cord from her ex-husband once and for all, finding closure in her own way—by closing the door on who she was when she was with him—and taking the necessary steps to own her life.—Use CODE “thankyouex” for the month of December on all Chelsea’s coaching services: www.breakupward.com/shopReceive your chosen self-development book with one of Chelsea's signature love letters, when you write an iTunes review for Thank You Heartbreak. Just send a screenshot to Chelsea@breakupward.com or in a DM at www.instagram.com/thankyouheartbreak—To connect with Megan, visit her:Website: http://meganfenyoe.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/megan.fenyoeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/meganrfenyoeRead her best-selling book, You Are Enough: 5 Steps To Move From Struggle to Strength https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Enough-Struggle-Strength/dp/1724626086/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1538725308&sr=8-1&keywords=megan+fenyoeListen to The Blonde Bombshell: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-blonde-bombshell-podcast/id1437481447?mt=2—Work with Chelsea: www.breakupward.com/shopChelsea’s website: www.breakupward.comSign up for Chelsea’s newsletter: bit.ly/tyhbletterConnect and send in your questions and/or letters viawww.instagram.com/thankyouheartbreakOr by email: Chelsea@breakupward.com

In today’s episode, we have an in-depth conversation with Megan Connolly, a Co-Founder of Well Made Mama. There are many resources available to women regarding the physical changes their bodies experience during motherhood but few focus on the emotional and mental transformations that last a lifetime. For Megan, starting a conversation and raising awareness about the importance of community during motherhood is essential. Her organization aims to offer resources and community to modern mothers to help them thrive in their transition to motherhood. The science of motherhood often has a gap that exists in what to expect when preparing for a baby. During our conversation, we discuss the changes in our society that have removed the community component from motherhood, how making friends can be an essential survival skill for a mother, the neuroscience of motherhood, identity shifts, and how to adapt to all of these changes in a personal, healthy way. In This Episode: The continuous state of change that is motherhood The role of oxytocin and dopamine during pregnancy and breastfeeding How having a community can ease your anxiety The transitions and identity shifts of young mothers The process of turning to information for comfort in place of communities Creating an assessment of the level of support a new mother has Tips for finding a community How to invest in your well-being Different cultures offer different levels of community support How friends are beneficial role models to mothers Extending the meaning of postpartum Using crowdfunding to save for future college expenses Show Notes: Well Made Mama Trust Your Body Again — A Course from Motherbirth College Backer — Listeners of Motherbirth receive a $10 match contribution with this link

About a year ago this man offered me a coaching job. He almost convinced me to move to Minneapolis, Minnesota and join him and my great friend Mike McElroy on their staff at Bethel University. For Megan and I, moving 10 hours away from family was not something we had ever considered. Pile on the fact that it reallllllly cold up there. All Megan and I had ever know was Southern Illinois but we still went to see if this was the next chapter in our life. Coach Johnson made it a really hard decision. He's the type of man that leaves an imprint on your heart when you encounter him. He wears his emotions on his sleeve and isn't shy about the amount of times he might cry in any given conversation.He has transformed thousands of lives with intention as the head football coach at Bethel University for over 25 years. The fruit of his works is felt by many. Bottom line. We need more men like Coach J. Enjoy this episode and share it with someone who might find it valuable or be encouraged by it. Purchase a MeaningFull Book for your dad here. www.meaningfullbooks.com

Sometimes, it all just falls into place. For Megan and Clark, a one-week span showed how things can work out perfectly to create the best days of your life... and the worst.