Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah phillips

In this episode, guest host Jacquelynn LaBeff and host Hannah Phillips sit down with Rosine Ndayishimiye, Director of Training at B2R Farms, for an inspiring conversation about purpose, innovation, and impact.Rosine is a former Bridge2Rwanda Scholar and Babson College graduate who shares her journey from aspiring CPA to agricultural leader. Now, she spearheads a nationwide effort to transform farming practices across Rwanda.She reflects on how faith and service shaped her path, and what Arkansans can learn from Rwanda's resilience, resourcefulness, and community-driven solutions.Tune in to hear how one bold career shift is helping millions—and how meaningful change often starts with a single decision.

On this week's episode, hosts Lisa Van Hook and Hannah Phillips sit down with Paige Rene, an Executive Performance & Branding Coach based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. A former collegiate athlete turned entrepreneur, Paige specializes in helping high-performing women refine their personal brand, elevate their leadership presence, and step into their full potential.As the founder of Paige Rene Coaching, Paige is passionate about mentorship, mindset, and confidence—all critical elements in professional success. In addition to her work as a coach and speaker, Paige is a wife, UNC-Chapel Hill graduate, Enneagram enthusiast, and advocate for women's empowerment.Listen in to learn how Paige transitioned from college athletics to coaching corporate executives, why self-awareness is a game-changer for leadership, and how she helps women define their own version of success.

On this week's episode, hosts Lisa Van Hook and Hannah Phillips are joined by Michelle Barnes of Real Images, Inc.. As the Executive Director and Founder, Barnes focuses on celebrating the power of women. The mission of Real Images, Inc. is simple, ensure that young girls and women are empowered and educated to become the healthiest versions of themselves through programs, scholarships, and service. Through initiatives like the MIRROR Project and various wellness workshops, the organization provides resources, support, and community for women and girls, focusing on self-image, mental health, and self-care. Join us for an inspiring conversation, to learn about Michelle's journey to Real Images, her reflection on the importance of community, and the impact she's making through her nonprofit. Michelle Barnes' WIN Page: https://www.comgroup.com/women-in-industry/michelle-barnesReal Images Inc.: https://www.realimages.org/Dove Real Beauty Campaign: https://www.dove.com/us/en/stories/campaigns/real-beauty-pledge.htmlMirror Project: https://www.realimages.org/mirrorMirror Award: https://www.realimages.org/mirroraward#SlashTheShame Initiative: https://www.realimages.org/slashtheshameUniversity of Arkansas Little Rock: https://ualr.edu/Delta Sigma Theta Sorority: https://www.deltasigmatheta.org/University of Arkansas Little Rock Alumni Association: https://ualr.edu/development/alumni-association/Arkansas School for Math, Sciences, + The Arts: https://www.asmsa.org/Follow ComGroup:LinkedInFacebookInstagramX Stay updated with our latest episodes by subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.

How can we create more compassionate leadership through more civil public discourse? We speak to Hannah Phillips to explore the importance of civility in politics, the role that gender plays, and the need for greater compassion in leadership. Hannah Phillips is a Consultant with The Jo Cox Foundation, PhD student at the University of Oxford, and alumni of the Cumberland Lodge Fellowship scheme. She led the work on The Jo Cox Foundation's recent Civility Commission report, which highlights that a more inclusive, fairer, and kinder public space is possible, and gives recommendations on how it can be achieved.

Maralyn Crellin takes us into the Villa Marina for the Guild as we hear about the junior and senior blue riband awards, the Sheffield Plate and the Cleveland Medal. Then we go outside and join Manx Wildlife Trust's Community Ranger, Hannah Phillips, for information about the end of Manx Wildlife Week - and beyond. The calendar has already passed 1st May, but the Early May Bank Holiday falls on 6th May when Cregneish is hosting extra music, dance and Mayday crafts. However, we hear archive recordings telling of how people in the early 20th century were still celebrating Mayeve and Mayday on what appear to be 11th and 12th May.

Fiona McArdle is our host as we hear about Manx Wildlife Week (27th April - 4th May), which brings together Manx National Heritage, the Manx Wildlife Trust and UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man and many of the volunteer groups they each support. The programme can be found at this website - https://manxnationalheritage.im/whats-on/ We hear an overview from: Lauren McCoy, curator of natural history at MNH; Lucy Chapman of the Manx Wildlife Trust; and Jo Overty of UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man. We then join MWT's Community Ranger, Hannah Phillips, who tells us about something of the things the Trust is involved in during the week. We also hear about the Luke Jerram installation, Gaia, in St Thomas's Church in Douglas from Aly Lewin of Net Zero Isle of Man of which the website can be found at - https://www.netzero.im/

Welcome to episode 178 with Hannah Phillips, who is a mother, a runner, a writer, speaker and trainee psychotherapist. Han is a returning guest and first appeared on Proper Mental back at episode 110.  In that episode we covered her early experiences with OCD, her relationship with alcohol, getting sober and hitting crisis point shortly after. I reached out to Han to invite her back on for a specific conversation.  For episode 177 I spoke to Joe Griffin who is a psychologist and co-founder of the Human Givens approach to psychotherapy.  I was a wonderful conversation and I was very taken both with Joe and the approach to therapy that he co-created. I wanted to chat to someone who has worked with Human Givens as a therapist and someone who has experienced the other side and received this type of therapy. Hannah Phillips is both.  After coming within hours of taking her own life, Han was referred to a Human Givens therapist and she credits these sessions with both saving, then changing her life.  After getting back on her feet, she began training to be a Human Given therapist. In this episode Hannah and I chat about the therapy that she received and how it helped.  We chat about the courses she has been doing and how she is implementing everything that she's been learning. We also chat about the work she is doing around men's mental health in her local community and her upcoming ultramarathon. Hannah is one of my favourite people and a constant source of inspiration for me.  It was wonderful to have her back on the podcast! Connect with Han on social media @hantherunner and @wonder_ful_women or @tydtalks Her website is https://hantherunner.co.uk If you would like to watch this episode or any of the others, you can do so by joining the Patreon community at www.patreon.com/propermentalpodcast.  For £3 a month you'll get early access to any and all episodes that aren't available to watch anywhere else and you can submit questions for upcoming guests!  You'll also be helping to support the show and keep it fully independent and ad free. You can connect with me on social media @propermentalpodcast or via www.propermentalpodcast.com. Another great way to support the show and spread the word is to rate, review and subscribe on whatever platform you get your podcasts from. If you or anyone you know needs to find support in your local area, please go to www.hubofhope.co.uk Thanks for listening!

With guest speakers Hannah Phillips and Jess Phillips MP. Polarised and vitriolic debates are a problem for democracy, yet increasingly politicians and public officials are having to deal with intimidation and abuse – sometimes with tragic consequences. This is particularly an issue for women and those from minority backgrounds. With a general election looming in the UK, the tone of political debate, both online and in-person, is already steeped in anger. Yet, as the recently published findings of the Jo Cox Foundation's Civility Commission highlight, a more inclusive, fairer, and kinder public space is possible. To explore how we have reached a point of toxic politics, and how we can move beyond it, Cumberland Lodge is pleased to host a conversation with Hannah Phillips, Consultant with the Jo Cox Foundation, who has led on the work of the Civility Commission, and Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley, who has been on the receiving end of much abuse in her political career.

Welcome to a very special Christmas episode of the Proper Mental podcast! Tis the season that not everybody enjoys, for a lot of different reasons.  I wanted to put something out at Christmas that might give someone a little lift if they needed one, even if it's just for 5 minutes.  Sometimes 5 minutes can make all the difference. I reached out to advocates, campaigners, authors, speakers and podcasters and friends and I asked them to record a voice note that might be nice for someone to hear over Xmas.  Some of these people I knew and some I didn't but all of them are wonderful and inspiring and I was so touched by the response.  You'll be hearing from Chris Young, Laura Belbin, Shocka, Natasha Devon, Hannah Phillips, Yvette Caster, Natasha Rae, Tatton Spiller, James Whithey, Gabriel Nathan, Eva Echo, I've put them all together here in this episode.  There are some anecdotes, some advice, some kind words or useful ideas.  You can listen in one go or dip in and out when you want to.  It might help if you're not really in the mood for Christmas and if you love this time of year, then it will inspire you to love it even more. I reached out to a bunch of strangers and asked them to leave a supportive message for a different bunch of strangers and all these people said yes.  That truly is a sign that you are not alone and to me, it's the true spirit of Xmas. There are so many support services that stay open and available during the Xmas period, please reach out if you need to.  Please talk to someone if you need to. If you or anyone you know needs to find support in your local area, head to www.hubofhope.co.uk.  There's a link in my bio. A huge thank you to everyone involved in this episode and a huge thanks to you, for listening! I want to wish you a Merry Christmas, in whatever shape or form that needs to take for you, and all the best for the New Year. Here are some more links that might help: www.hubofhope.co.uk Useful contacts - Christmas and mental health | Mind, the mental health charity - help for mental health problems My Black Dog | Free Online Mental Health Chat Support *************************************************************************** VOTE FOR PROPER MENTAL IN THE POD BIBLE MAGAZINE LISTENER POLLS HERE: POD BIBLE LISTENER POLLS 2023 - VOTE NOW! | POD BIBLE (podbiblemag.com) *************************************************************************** If you would like to watch this episode or any of the others, you can do so by joining the Patreon community at www.patreon.com/propermentalpodcast.  For £5 a month you'll get early access to any and all episodes that aren't available to watch anywhere else and help to support the show and keep it fully independent and ad free You can connect with me on social media @propermentalpodcast or via www.propermentalpodcast.com. Another great way to support the show and spread the word is to rate, review and subscribe on whatever platform you get your podcasts from. Thanks for listening!

Hannah Phillips first experiences in running had an element of a comedy sketch about them. She was first prompted to run after seeing a "fat girl" wearing the same top she had on - a girl who turned out to be her reflection. Spurred on, she set out to run round her home town of Merthyr Tydfil, only to be stopped by the police for wearing a balaclava she had donned to hide her identity. Since then, running - in slightly more conventional ways - has changed Hannah's life. After falling in love with the sport, she decided to run a marathon - a move which prompted her to write a book about her experiences. That book, 'No Run Intended,' became an unexpected bestseller and propelled her to a job with Welsh Athletics, encouraging other people to take up running. Along the way running also helped Hannah deal with the heartache of miscarriage, restoring her faith in her body's capabilities...   ---------------------------------- Subscribe to our Substack newsletter at https://runningtales.substack.com If you like this episode please consider donating to help us keep going: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/stepforward  

"They saved my life and changed my life" - Hannah Phillips has struggled with mental health illnesses for as long as she can remember, starting with OCD. Her empowering story is packed full of emotional lows, highs, laughter and hope... This episode contains content that some listeners may find upsetting - trauma and suicide risk. About Hannah: Hannah Phillips is a writer, mental health activist and founder of Wonderful Women, a concept that brings together inspiring women through live events, blogs and podcasts. Until recently Hannah worked for Run Wales, supporting and encouraging people across Wales to take up running. She is the author of ‘No Run Intended', a book that charts her relationship with running and indeed with herself along the way.  Hannah has written and talked extensively about her own experience of mental health difficulties and is a relentless campaigner, particularly for Big Moose, a charity helping those struggling with their mental health which uses HG therapists, through whom Hannah found support. Hannah regularly talks about her experiences and the importance of getting the right help. Hannah is now training to become a human givens therapist herself - she is on a mission to help others... https://www.humangivens.com/college/diploma/ Thank you Hannah for sharing your story with us. Useful Resources > Human Givens College Training: https://www.humangivens.com/college/ OCD: https://www.humangivens.com/college/obsessive-compulsive-disorder-live-online-training/ Trauma: https://www.humangivens.com/college/understanding-trauma-online-course/ Depression: https://www.humangivens.com/college/break-the-cycle-of-depression-online-course/ Reducing Suicide Risk: https://www.humangivens.com/college/how-to-manage-suicide-risk-live-online-training/ Big Moose Cafe: https://www.bigmoosecoffeecompany.cu Continue to follow Hannah's journey: https://www.instagram.com/hannah_the_person_/ No Run Intended book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B014FWOMNE/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0 Wonderful Women: https://www.facebook.com/groups/658245222470524/ If you have been affected by any of the issues in this podcast and would like to work with a Human Givens therapist the register can be found at https://www.hgi.org.uk/find-therapist If you feel like you are in an emergency situation, please contact 999 or visit your local A&E Department. Listed below are some trusted organisations, charities or helplines that may also be able to assist you or a loved one: • Samaritans: https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/contact-samaritan/ • SHOUT: https://giveusashout.org/ • OCD Action: https://ocdaction.org.uk/ • OCD UK: https://www.ocduk.org/

Interview with Hannah Phillips, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher at Upstate

This is the last programme in this series of 'Shiaght Laa' and it's presented by Fiona McArdle, RBV. IOM Post Office has just issued a set of ten stamps to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Manx Wildlife Trust with designs by MWT Artist in Residence, Clare Payne. We hear more about the work of MWT from Community Ranger, Hannah Phillips, including its role in The Manx Nature Show in Cathedral Isle of Man, about which Outreach and Education Manager of Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch, Jen Adams, reminds us. One of Florrie Forde's hit songs was 'Flanagan' from 1910. It brought a response from another Australian performer in Britain, Billy Williams, who in 1911 announced that 'I'm the Man that Buried Flanagan'. However, that can't have been true because Florrie Forde was able to say, 'Hello there, Flanagan!' as he returned to the Isle of Man in 1919.

Don't you hate it when your favourite podcast does a live episode? Well, that's what we did! This is a BUMPER edition of bullshit including guests Nicola Forwood, Matt Garner, Rhys Jenkins and Hannah Phillips. We also get into cliché inspiration, running advent calendars, falling over, holiday flexing, birds, inline skating, teeth and death. And we announce our free race place winners! Hope you've got a long run booked in... 

Welcome to episode 110 with Hannah Phillips who is a writer, speaker, and mental health advocate. She is also an ambassador for Big Moose Charity, who she credits with saving her life, and the founder of Wonderful Women.  We chat about all of that in this episode! Han grew up around mental illness and experienced OCD herself as a child.  She would hide her struggles from those around her for many years before things came to a head.  After giving up alcohol, which was her biggest coping mechanism, Hannah's mental health started to decline rapidly. She just happened to pop into the Big Moose coffee shop at the very start of their fundraising campaign to provide 1 million pounds worth of therapy and support for anyone who needs it, and a very reluctant Hannah was one of the first people to receive help through the project. It was that help that empowered her to take back control of her mental health and since then she has been on a journey of advocacy, using her writing and speaking to raise awareness. We recorded this in person whilst walking around the forestry at Pembrey Country Park and it was an incredible experience!  The fact that Hannah is a good friend of mine just makes it even more special. We chat about giving up drink, suicidal thoughts, self-awareness, running, writing and everything in between.  And we chat about setting up Wonderful Women and the importance of amplifying working-class voices. Follow Hannah on Instagram @Hannahtherunner or @wonder_ful_women Check out Wonderful Women here: Wonderful Women (godaddysites.com) Sign up for her Patreon here: Hannah The Runner is creating Blogs, Vlogs, Joy! | Patreon Check out Big Moose on social media @bigmoose.charity and @bigmoosecoffeco   *PODBIBLE LISTENER POLL 2022 - VOTE FOR PROPER MENTAL* POD BIBLE LISTENER POLLS 2022 - VOTE NOW! | POD BIBLE (podbiblemag.com)   You can connect with me on social media @propermentalpodcast and you can connect with me via the website here: www.propermentalpodcast.com If you would like to support Proper Mental by buying me a virtual coffee, please go to www.buymeacoffee.com/propermental Another way to support is to rate, review and subscribe on whatever platform you get your podcasts from! If you or anyone you know needs to find support in your local area, please go to www.hubofhope.co.uk Thanks for listening!

White House and immigration reporter Rebecca Morin explains. Plus, there's another hold on a House committee trying to obtain former President Donald Trump's tax returns, Palm Beach Post reporter Hannah Phillips talks about what Parkland shooting victims' family members said at the shooter's sentencing, former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to hold a narrow lead in Israel's elections and personal finance reporter Medora Lee tells Americans what they need to know amid more Federal Reserve rate hikes.(Audio: Associated Press)Episode Transcript available hereAlso available at art19.com/shows/5-ThingsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

27 September 2022: We find out why more children are struggling with how they look from Ciarán McBreen and Florence Gillet. We talk about heart disease ahead of World Heart Day.And what causes varicose veins? We ask Dr Murali from Kings College Hospital.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded live from Chamonix in France a week after Adharanand ran the 100km CCC race, this episode also features talks recorded at the Love Trails festival by authors Sabrina Pace-Humphreys and Hannah Phillips. Music by Starfrosch

This podcast takes place to celebrate International Women's Day 2022 on 8 March with the campaign theme: #BreaktheBias. This webinar has been curated by Cumberland Lodge Fellows, Adenike Adewuni, Dareen Assaf, Martha Beard, Chandni Patel and Hannah Phillips. The discussion will be hosted by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Dareen Assaf. Dareen's research explores female leadership in higher education, in an effort to understand barriers that obstruct female academics from progressing in their careers, and to understand the enablers that have helped those who hold successful executive leadership roles. Our guest panellists include: Detective Superintendent Paula Bickerdike - West Yorkshire Police Simon Gallow - Advocate and HeForShe Lead at UN Women UK Preet Kaur Gill MP - Labour and Co-operative Member of Parliament for Birmingham, Edgbaston; Shadow Cabinet Minister for International Development Dr Alexandra Ramadan - Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Oxford

This podcast takes place to celebrate International Women's Day 2022 on 8 March with the campaign theme: #BreaktheBias. This webinar has been curated by Cumberland Lodge Fellows, Adenike Adewuni, Dareen Assaf, Martha Beard, Chandni Patel and Hannah Phillips. The discussion will be hosted by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Dareen Assaf. Dareen's research explores female leadership in higher education, in an effort to understand barriers that obstruct female academics from progressing in their careers, and to understand the enablers that have helped those who hold successful executive leadership roles. Our guest panellists include: Detective Superintendent Paula Bickerdike - West Yorkshire Police Simon Gallow - Advocate and HeForShe Lead at UN Women UK Preet Kaur Gill MP - Labour and Co-operative Member of Parliament for Birmingham, Edgbaston; Shadow Cabinet Minister for International Development Dr Alexandra Ramadan - Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Oxford

Please be aware that issues of domestic abuse and violence are discussed in this podcast in relation to legislation and the treatment of MPs. These discussions take place from 11:45 to 13:00 and 27:40 to 31:05, if you wish to avoid them. The second episode of the intergenerational podcast series from Cumberland Lodge. In this episode we are joined by Hannah Phillips, a DPhil Social Policy student at the University of Oxford and Cumberland Lodge Fellow, and Lord Anderson of Ipswich KBE QC, cross-bench peer and barrister. The discussion explores issues affecting lawmaking, influencing policy, public life, and the difference in gender experiences. The intro and outro music is 'A Storm at Eilean Mor' by Jon Luc Hefferman.

Philip and Caitlin are joined by Hannah Phillips as they discuss and debate Christmas movies. We hope that you enjoy this festive discussion.

As the PM considers a major cabinet reshuffle, could his own position be in danger? Clayton Bester on the FlowFM Arvo Flow program poses the question to Hannah Phillips, Canberra correspondent for FlowNews24.

The PM has done a flyover NSW flooding and escaped for a short while the pressure being applied in Canberra on the federal government to support women in the workplace and community.

The guest this week is someone everyone can agree will greet with you a smile and is always willing to help. The crew welcome the incomparable Hannah Phillips to the show to talk about THON and her favorite memories. Everyone chooses between food and travel, and money or time. Enjoy!

FlowNews24 Canberra bureau's Hannah Phillips chats with Clayton Bester on the FlowFM Arvo Flow program about developments in federal politics this week

Hannah from the FlowNews24 Canberra bureau shares the latest from Canberra, including the trial-by-media of Attorney-General Christian Porter, saying she is unsure what a fresh investigation would conclude in relation to an accusation from a long time ago. She also tackles whether the major parties have a problem with promoting women in leadership.

On the Arvo Flow, Clayton Bester checks in with FlowNews24's Canberra bureau, getting Hannah Phillips' view from a woman's perspective on the scandals in Canberra, also talking about what might happen with renegade defector MP Craig Kelly.

Hannah Phillips from the FlowNews24 Canberra bureau speaks with Clayton Bester on the FlowFM Arvo Flow about the latest from Canberra on Craig Kelly's dramatic resignation from the Liberal Party on Tuesday 23 February. For the latest on Craig Kelly's resignation and Tuesday in federal politics, go to FlowNews24.com.au :- https://www.flownews24.com.au/blog/morrison-government-in-minority-as-craig-kelly-quits-liberals

After a wild week in Canberra, Clayton Bester on the Arvo Flow catches up with FlowNews24's Hannah Phillips about the sexual assault allegations, the social media giants and the National Party's move against their own government on clean coal and uranium energy. For more, go to FlowNews24:

In this SPECIAL BIRTHDAY EPISODE, my friend Hannah joins me to wax poetic about the 2002 Britney Spears friendship epic, Crossroads. Follow us on Instagram! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whydoyoulikeit/support

This episode will focus on our host, Hannah, interviewed by Rays of Sunshine co-founder Stephen Allan. We will hear all about Hannah's connection with the charity and her wish, to meet her hero Jessie J, who is lives with a similar heart condition as Hannah.

Welcome! In this episode we have special guest Hannah Phillips with us to talk about singleness and having confidence in the plan God has for you!

Music therapy addresses one’s physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs with the clinical use of music. Hannah Phillips, a Bereavement Program Coordinator and BAYADA’s first music therapist, joins host, Mel Trice, to share some of her experiences with music therapy. She’ll discuss the benefits, the misconceptions, and how she got her start – all with a guitar in hand.

This week our good friend Aaron Watson, the host of Going Deep with Aaron Watson and the CEO of Piper Creative is here to demystify LinkedIn and social content strategy for all of us.  Aaron and his partner Hannah Phillips have done a great job in developing their message, and in the short time that Piper has been in operation, they have learned to articulate the value of their services in a way that it seems truly effortless. Aaron is the first one to explain that that effortless appearance is actually the product of - you guessed it - tons of repetitions over long periods of time to get things right.  Check out this week's episode to learn a few of his LinkedIn and social video secrets, and to get a peek at some of the well-established philosophies at work behind these new tactics.

Joining me today is the creative beast Hannah Phillips. Hannah is an artist, entrepreneur, and a college opt-out. Her love for creating has pushed her to create Hannah Phillips Media, where she has created value for the Pittsburgh Thunderbirds, the United States Tennis Association, as well as Praxis to name a few. She is also the co-founder and Chief Creative Officer for Piper Creatives, a marketing agency that provides strategy, delivery, and analysis of content creation to help other businesses leverage the power of podcasts, blogs, and LinkedIn to grow their brands. Hannah lives with the mindset “the goal isn’t to live forever, it is to create something that will.” Her every action is fueled to build a legacy…she is truly an inspiring individual, so I invite you to listen in as we reflect on her journey to learn how to utilize your passions and goals to build something much bigger than yourself and leave a legacy.

From an early age, Hannah developed a love for art and creating, and has grown those passions into hard skills that could build a business. She started HPMedia in 10th grade and was dedicated to growing it part-time throughout high school. After graduating in 2016, she started an apprenticeship/entrepreneurship program called Praxis. After apprenticing at a digital marketing agency, Hannah found sustainable success in full-time creative work. Piper Creative offers her the opportunity to guide and mentor the next generation of creatives while leveraging their skills to transform brands and drive business outcomes. Instagram / Twitter

The KNIX staff gathers to share their three best moments from 2018. Could be work related or personal. There are a lot of dog stories, Garth Brooks, Chipotle, Mr Hoover, Keith Urban, Secret Shows and CMA awards. Recorded Wednesday December 19, 2018 with Tim Hattrick, Ben Campbell, Brooke Hoover, Barrel Boy, Double-LL, Reid Spivey, Hannah Kress and Hannah Phillips.

Learn things about the KNIX staff you probably never knew as they play the popular party game- "Who's Most Likely To...?" This episode, while quite revealing, is probably NSFW as a couple of the questions are a little spicy. Recorded Thursday December 13, 2018 with Tim Hattrick, Ben Campbell, Brooke Hoover, Barrel Boy, Double-LL, Reid Spivey and Hannah Phillips.

This episode is a bit boob obsessed, but for all the right reasons! Hannah the Runner is our amazing guest as we tackle some of the week's running news, and continue to complain about the thing we love the most.

Hannah Phillips is living the dream life she had been envisioning for herself since she was a kid: she's a full-time entrepreneur making a living off of creating art. She lives in a sunny studio apartment 10 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh where she paints, does photography, videography, design, and runs her company, Piper Creative, which she co-founded with her friend Aaron Watson.  Hannah previously was homeschooled and worked as a server and tennis instructor when she started her first media company, HP Media, in high school. She started taking photos and videos for a local ultimate frisbee team, where she found out about Praxis through one of the team members, Aaron Watson. Hannah heard his podcast interview with a Praxis team member and decided to apply.  She apprenticed at Flying Cork Media in Pittsburgh while continuing to work on her entrepreneurial projects. HP Media took off, and she went with it full-time upon completing her apprenticeship. From there, she co-founded Piper Creative, a media company offering documentary-as-a-service or "Vlogging 2.0." Listen to the full podcast episode to hear more about Hannah's experience with Praxis, how she became a full-time entrepreneur at 19, and the significance the color blue holds in her life.  Follow Hannah's life here: Instagram Twitter Personal website Piper Creative website Piper Creative YouTube

Learn the basics of the ECG - why it looks like it does, how each of the chest and limb leads "look at" the heart, what the P, Q R, S and T waves represent in the heart itself and how to work out the axis of the ECG amongst a load of other essential basics you need to know before you can begin to interpret an ECG further. Hannah Phillips talks to Julia Baron, Consultant Cardiologist at the Royal Derby Hospital, UK

Hannah Phillips is the co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Piper Creative Partners, a company that offers three productized services to help companies tell their story in a more effective way. Hannah explains how Instagram has been pivotal in her own success as an artist and business owner and how she's continuing to leverage it to help her clients establish their brand and get noticed. She shares strategies and current best practices that anyone can implement.

From an early age, Hannah developed a love for art and creating, and has grown those passions into hard skills that could build a business.   She started HPMedia in 10th grade and was dedicated to growing it part-time throughout high school. After graduating in 2016, she started an apprenticeship/entrepreneurship program called Praxis. After apprenticing at a digital marketing agency, Hannah found sustainable success in full-time creative work.   Piper Creative offers her the opportunity to guide and mentor the next generation of creatives while leveraging their skills to transform brands and drive business outcomes.   Never miss one of our best episodes by subscribing to the newsletter.   Hannah’s Challenge; Look at your daily routine and find 10 minutes to study a completely novel subject.   Connect with Hannah Instagram Twitter   Connect with Piper Creative YouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter Website   If you liked this interview, check out the video where we launched Piper Creative. Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | PodBay

We want to talk about what we're learning. If you like this, please let us know in the comments. We appreciate Solomon, Paul, and Michael for submitting questions :) Send questions you have to hannah (at) pipercreative (dot) co  Want to work with us? www.pipercreative.co  Shot and Edited by Hannah Phillips https://www.instagram.com/hpmedia/

When you understand what people are trying to do with a college degree, which is buying a signal that says ‘I’m worth hiring’, you realize that signal is really not that strong. And if you set your mind to it, you can create a better, more powerful signal in a much shorter amount of time and for much less money. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Isaac Morehouse. Isaac’s the founder of Praxis, an alternative education system, which focuses on giving participants a lot of applicable skills and a broader understanding of subject knowledge at a self-paced rate. It also pairs participants with startups and gives them more hands-on experience with 6-month apprenticeships. Two previous Nat Chat guests, Hannah Phillips and Zak Slayback, have both had experiences with the system. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Problems with the current education system and how it negatively impacts students. Why going to college is a riskier choice for most people. Why you don’t need a degree to get jobs and careers that you’re excited about. How you can begin self-educating yourself. Challenging the status quo and dealing with pressure from peers. The mistakes that most people make when learning a skill. And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Isaac on Twitter!   If you enjoyed this episode and our discussion on self-education, be sure to check out my episode with Zak Slayback. If want more on education and improving college, you’ll enjoy my episode with Blake Boles, as well as my episode with William Deresiewicz.   Find Isaac online: Website Praxis Twitter Mentioned in the show: Praxis [0:28] MailChimp [7:00] Shopify [10:09] Github [10:22] Stop Telling Good Arguers to Become Lawyers article [19:39] Quora [51:30] Praxis blog [52:45] Isaac’s website [53:13] Isaac’s books [53:20] Isaac’s podcast [53:22] Books mentioned: Smartcuts Shane Snow [34:42] (Nat’s Notes) The Inner Game of Tennis [44:22] (Nat’s Notes) The Future of School [54:20] People mentioned: Hannah Phillips [0:58] Zak Slayback [1:00] Aaron Watson [1:58] Shane Snow [34:42] 1:43 - Intro to Isaac and some information on the alternative education system Praxis. 4:17 - Isaac’s story with developing Praxis, flaws in the college system, what makes a college degree not that valuable, and why it’s not the best usage of time and money. Also, why many people will prefer hiring people with hands-on experience compared to people with just a degree. 10:39 - Whether or not Praxis and the self-education process works even if you’re not going into a startup or new-age company. Also, a bit on soft-skills and hard-skills, having tangible evidence of work experience, and demonstrating your abilities. “The key is the ability to demonstrate is more important than what it is that you’re demonstrating.” 13:57 - The safety concerns with the risks associated with leaving college and not getting a degree. A bit on the societal and prestige concerns of not having a degree, as well. “That’s the safety you’re giving up. The safety of the good opinion of others. Other than that, there is no safety you’re giving up.” 15:22 - The negative habits picked up through the college system that makes success harder for you. Also, the de-schooling process necessary for some Praxis participants and a bit more on the safety concerns regarding a degree. “Once you have anything more valuable than a degree, which can include a year of work experience, demonstrating a product, nobody asks about your degree.” 20:05 - The social pressure of your friends making more than you, and you judging yourself negatively because of that, even if you’re enjoying what you do more. Also, the extreme benefits of having low-income as a young person and the extreme importance of opportunity-cost. “It’s amazing the number of things that you can do when you stop looking at ‘I need a salary and a title that’s impressive to other people.’” 23:34 - Traveling and learning, keeping net income low, and being brutally honest with yourself with what you actually value. Also, some discussion on the need to experiment, figuring out what you like and dislike before making a career choice, and not being shackled to your previous definitions of success. 28:09 - Treating everything you do like an experiment, getting real experience in the field you want to go into before actually deciding on it, and some discussion on the transference of skills in one field to other fields. Also, a bit on the unique aspect of having skills in several areas come together. 35:54 - What Praxis does differently compared to the traditional college system and why it’s much better for the participant at Praxis. Also, a few of the things that Praxis participants do while there and the importance of getting some real-world practice to theorize and apply feedback upon before you begin learning something. 41:50 - The biggest mistake that people make when teaching themselves something by studying something without ever going out and doing it. Also, this same problem found in schools and a perfect analogy for this at 42:43. 45:00 - Humans being naturally entrepreneurial, how the education system damages this natural entrepreneurial aspect, and rekindling that natural entrepreneurial ember that we all have. 46:58 - The issues with the lonely aspect of going these non-traditional routes and some solutions for this feeling of loneliness. Also, being more vocal about what you’re about and what you’re interested in and how that attracts people with similar interests. 52:20 - Wrap-up, where to learn more about Isaac and Praxis, and what the best resources are for starting down this path are. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Realizing that we can show our work and demonstrate our ability, and get opportunities by building our own credential, just opens things wide up.

Just work on doing things for you and developing skills while doing it. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Hannah Phillips. Hannah started her own media company while still in high school which began with photography. Not long after, it quickly grew into branding and social media management, as well. By the time she was ready to go to college, she was making enough money to support herself and decided to focus on her business instead. She did end up going through Praxis, which was discussed in my episodes with Zak Slayback and Aaron Watson. Through it all, she’s been able to develop her skills in photography, media, and social media marketing, and grow this business that’s supporting her, despite her only being 20 years old. Hannah is an excellent person to learn from for those of you with a creative ability or for those that just want to get into something entrepreneurial. We cover a wide range of topics, including: How Hannah started and grew a successful media company How she primarily learned through self-education Getting accepted into Praxis and what the curriculum looks like there How others can pursue a similar, artistic lifestyle A couple of Hannah’s favorite books Advice for those wanting to get into entrepreneurial pursuits And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Hannah on Instagram! If you enjoyed this episode and the bits on sidestepping college and self-education, be sure to check out my episode with Zak Slayback, as well as my episode with Bekah Lundy. If you enjoyed our discussion on entrepreneurial endeavors, be sure to check out my episode with Justin Mares and my episode with Tasha Meys.   Find Hannah online: HP Media Instagram Mentioned in the show: Praxis [1:34] Pittsburgh Thunderbirds [1:49] Men’s Futures of Pittsburgh [4:44] HP Media [7:02] Photoshop [8:20] Pinterest [25:33] Books mentioned: The War of Art [20:00] (Nat’s Notes) Impossible to Ignore [20:25] Pitch Anything [21:24] People mentioned: Zak Slayback [0:41] (Nat Chat episode with Zak) Aaron Watson [1:27] (Nat Chat episode with Aaron) Chris Bosh [20:28] Oren Klaff [21:25] 1:18 - Introduction to Hannah, her association with a previous podcast guest, Aaron Watson, and how she got into Praxis. 2:15 - How Hannah got started with doing photography for the Pittsburgh Thunderbirds, a professional ultimate frisbee team. 4:31 - Hannah’s first professional clients that she had for her photography and her thoughts on whether she’s always been interested in sports photography. 5:34 - How long Hannah’s been professional photographing and when she started her media company. Also, Hannah speaking about when her business first started to become profitable and detailing a bit on her company’s journey. 7:06 - The main things that Hannah focused on in the beginning of her company and detailing a bit on what she does now. 8:01 - How Hannah learned branding, consulting, social media marketing, and other skills. 8:47 - Hannah discussing her decision on not going to college and instead, working on her company full-time and self-educating herself. 10:12 - How Hannah found the confidence to not go to college and be okay. Also, her experience with being homeschooled. 12:13 - Hannah discussing her homeschooling experience a bit more, some discussion on self-directed learning, and what her education looked like in the later years. Also, advice for others looking to learn more and become more successful. 14:26 - Whether or not Hannah did any mentoring and her experience with giving speeches. Some discussion on her journey with Praxis and the impact it had, as well. 16:54 - What the application and qualification process for Praxis looks like, and what you have to prove. Also, what the curriculum looked like for Praxis. 19:56 - Some of the books that Praxis required students to read and Hannah discussing a couple of her favorite books. Some detail on pitching and sales, too. 23:06 - Hannah’s favorite person that she’s working with currently and what she does for that person. Afterwards, a bit about her experiences with Instagram marketing. 25:40 - How she got linked up with a marketing company while in Praxis and her speaking about cutting her apprenticeship short with that company. 27:30 - Hannah’s speaking about her financial security and her long-term goals with her company, HP Media. Also, Hannah’s thoughts on why so many artistic and creative people don’t make a job out of those skills. 31:20 - Hannah’s first project that she did outside of the school environment and what her first photography project for someone else was. 33:02 - Some things not mentioned so far that Hannah believes is really important for entrepreneurial success. 34:10 - Hannah’s biggest challenge she’s had from making her business her lifestyle and how she maintains her motivation. 36:10 - Some habits and small things that have helped Hannah do her best work. 38:36 - Wrap-up, some last pieces of advice from Hannah for others looking to be more successful and happy, and where to find Hannah online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Work on goals and projects that are in no way school or work related, just because that gives you something to feel good about accomplishing.

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