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In this episode, a Create Your Shape Superstar, Jennifer F. shares how she systemized her nutrition routine to handle any scenario. She even hit her macro targets 7/7 days of the week when she evacuated from the Florida hurricanes!This was not the expectation, but it goes to show how easy she's made hitting her macros and therefore hitting her goals!Jennifer also shares how she manages a household that considers their health and her goals, switched to going back into the office, and travels for work with ease.Hear Jennifer's story and experience in the Create Your Shape program and also learn how she built muscle and decreased 12lbs (Hint, the first step was increasing her 700 caloires per day!)Work with Jenny the Nutritionist in Create Your Shape:https://jennythenutritionist.com/create-your-shape/Follow Jenny the Nutritionist on Instagram:@jennythenutritionist [Take the Quiz] What are you missing to Be Fit, Well-Fed, and Fully Energized? Work with Jenny the Nutritionist in Create Your Shape:https://jennythenutritionist.com/create-your-shape/Follow Jenny the Nutritionist on Instagram:@jennythenutritionist

"I took my family to go see the CATS movie right before Covid. They all said to me ‘that's going to be the last movie we ever see' and it's become a long running family joke." This episode features Jennifer Ashley Tepper who an acclaimed theatre historian, author, and producer, the Creative and Programming Director at 54 Below and the author of “Women Writing Musicals: The Legacy that the History Books Left Out.” Hear Jennifer share some of the history of CATS the musical, how she tackled writing a book during Covid, and her first experience seeing CATS on stage.   Check out Jennifer on Social Media: @jenashtep Check out Jennifer's Website: www.jenniferashleytepper.com Produced by: Alan Seales & Broadway Podcast Network Social Media: @TheWrongCatDied Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Philanthropy has these ways of carving out money and setting it aside. Is there another way to think about what to do with money that exists in this world? Shouldn't we be thinking about different ways of activating it now?” - Jennifer RisherBreak Fake Rules is a podcast from the Stupski Foundation that questions philanthropy's self-imposed rules and looks for ways philanthropy can better serve communities and contribute to lasting change. In this episode, Glen talks with Jennifer Risher, an author and rulebreaking philanthropist who is motivating donors to move philanthropic wealth off the sidelines and into communities where it is needed today. Hear Jennifer share her initiative, #HalfMyDAF, which is challenging the wealth management system and motivating others to unleash dollars from donor-advised funds. Check out #HalfMyDAF and learn more from Jennifer in her book, “We Need to Talk: A Memoir About Wealth”. Learn about the Stupski Foundation's work.Host: Glen GalaichGuest: Jennifer RisherProducer: Claire Callahan

Hear Jennifer's journey from lawyer to college professor-turned-campus speaker and educational content creator. Through her campus talks and online courses, Jennifer shares invaluable advice for students and parents, cutting through the noise to highlight effective strategies for maximizing connection, communication, networking and time management. She delves into essential study skills, providing insights and actionable steps to give students (or anyone) a significant edge in their academic journey.Jennifer believes in complete authenticity--being genuine and true to oneself in every aspect, whether it's making connections, demonstrating competence or pursuing interests--and shares her wisdom and knowledge for obtaining these life skills. She recounts her Tri Delta journey, explains why she loves being a facilitator and leaves us with final words that will help you feel prepared for the unpredictable in an ever-changing world! 

Join us for LymphCast Episode 57 as we welcome Jennifer Thibodaux, Esq., an accomplished attorney who shares her inspiring journey with lymphedema. In this episode, Jennifer opens up about her experience with the chronic condition, the challenges she faced, and the path to acceptance and empowerment. Discover the five stages of grief model and how it applies to patients newly diagnosed with lymphedema. Hear Jennifer's insights on the importance of sharing stories, connecting with others, and finding a new identity in the face of adversity. We also discuss: The Empowered Women's Event and the book "Empower, Connect, Create Change and Own Your Story" Lymphedema treatment options, including surgical possibilities The role of microRNA purified flavonoid supplements in lymphedema therapy The impact of lymphedema on daily life and the importance of self-care Jennifer's inspiring message of hope and optimism for the future Don't miss this powerful and uplifting conversation! Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay updated on the latest episodes. #lymphcast #Lymphedema #EmpoweredWomen #patientstories #lymphedemaawareness #lymphedemaeducation #podcast

Get ahead of the competition with highlights from the GOAT of Social Media — Jen Gore. Hear Jennifer live at PIMCON, the first-ever PIM Conference September 15 - 17 | The Phoenician | Scottsdale, AZ Website: Pimcon.org  Code for $200 off: PIMJEN Welcome to Gold Medal Moments on Personal Injury Mastermind, a special mini-series that highlights Chris' favorite lessons from former PIM guests.  Each of these trailblazers and thought leaders will speak live at the inaugural PIMCon, the inaugural Personal Injury Mastermind Conference.  Social Media is no longer optional. It is essential if you want leads. Creating engaging, informative content on these platforms allows you to reach a wider audience, showcase your expertise, and build trust with potential clients. Jennifer Gore knows how to do it right. The GOAT of Social media has built her law firm, Atlanta Personal Injury Law Group, into one of the fastest-growing firms in the country - securing a place on the Onc. 5000 three years in a row.  And social media has been a key driver of that success. She's mastered the art of identifying her target demographic and tailoring her content to their interests and pain points. Press play to learn how you can apply her hard-won lessons to your firm.   Past Guests Past guests on Personal Injury Mastermind: Brent Sibley, Sam Glover, Larry Nussbaum, Michael Mogill, Brian Chase, Jay Kelley, Alvaro Arauz, Eric Chaffin, Brian Panish, John Gomez, Sol Weiss, Matthew Dolman, Gabriel Levin, Seth Godin, David Craig, Pete Strom, John Ruhlin, Andrew Finkelstein, Harry Morton, Shay Rowbottom, Maria Monroy, Dave Thomas, Marc Anidjar, Bob Simon, Seth Price, John Gomez, Megan Hargroder, Brandon Yosha, Mike Mandell, Brett Sachs, Paul Faust, Jennifer Gore-Cuthbert Additional Episodes You Might Enjoy 80. Mike Papantonio, Levin, Papantonio, & Rafferty — Doing Well by Doing Good 84. Glen Lerner, Lerner and Rowe – A Steady Hand in a Shifting Industry 101. Pratik Shah, EsquireTek — Discovering the Power of Automation 134. Darryl Isaacs, Isaacs & Isaacs — The Hammer: Insights from a Marketing Legend 104. Taly Goody, Goody Law Group — Finding PI Clients on TikTok 63. Joe Fried, Fried Goldberg LLC — How To Become An Expert And Revolutionize Your PI Niche 96. Brian Dean, Backlinko — Becoming a Linkable Source 83. Seth Godin — Differentiation: How to Make Your Law Firm a Purple Cow 73. Neil Patel, Neil Patel — Digital A New Approach to Content and Emerging Marketing Channels

Kelly and Jen speak to Jennifer, BCBA, and mom to her 13-year-old son with ADHD. She shared his struggles with ADHD and anxiety coming out of the pandemic, trying to organize his homework and keep us with social pressures that ultimately led to hospitalization. Research tells us there is a stronger link between homework difficulties and ADHD than the general population. The National Institute of Mental Health suggests medication and behavioral therapy as the two main treatments. But how do you know when to do what? Hear Jennifer's story and her advice to caregivers and BCBAs. Sponsored by Cite Pro

In today's episode, join Jennifer & her executive assistant, Danielle, as they give you a sneak peek of what to expect in season 2 of the podcast! Starting in September, the podcast theme will focus on your vision. They discuss the importance of having a well-defined business vision and strategy and emphasize that there's no such thing as failure in business, only opportunities for insight and growth. Jennifer shares how she currently rates Pursuing Private Practice's vision and encourages you to assess your own business vision. In this episode, you'll: Gain insight & inspiration on how you can assess your vision as a business owner & CEO. Jennifer & Danielle discuss the resource they created for Pursuing Private Practice's programs to assess your role as a CEO. You need time to reflect on your business as a whole so you don't get stuck 'in' your business. Learn how your vision affects your offers. Jennifer & Danielle share their process of creating a new program when the company's vision shifted. They offer permission to be adaptable & flexible as the market (and your needs) shift as a CEO. Hear Jennifer's thoughts on the state of private practice. She highlights the changing landscape of private practice for individual providers and scalable business models. Despite the challenges, she believes that private practice is thriving because so many clients need support in many areas. Whether you're new to private practice or scaling your business, this episode provides practical insights & inspiration to empower you to take up space; create a vision for your company, and pivot when necessary! It's time to run your business like a CEO (yes, you are a CEO)! We invite you to check out a free lesson Your Scalable Offer.  Sign up to receive this lesson to help you outline the criteria of a scalable offer, the pros and cons of different types of offers, and help you design YOUR successful scalable offer to take your business to the next level. Are you ready to transform your business and receive more time, money, and energy? Join us for this game-changing lesson! Download it here.

In the second installment of our series featuring the winners of the 2023 Beauty Awards, LJC'S aesthetic nurse injector Jennifer talks us through the winning injectables that we have available at both our La Jolla and Carlsbad medical spas.Whether you're looking to restore volume or add contour, there are certain products designed to achieve certain goals. Find out which injectables Jennifer recommends for your specific concerns.Hear Jennifer's professional opinion on the following New Beauty award-winning injectables as an expert who uses them to restore patients' confidence everyday at LJC:BotoxRestylane ContourRestylane KysseSculptraRadiesseUpneeq eye dropsLinksLearn more about Botox at LJCLearn more about the Restylane collection of dermal fillers Learn more about Sculptra Learn more about Upneeq Meet Jennifer Franz, RN, BSNBook your injectable appointment at our La Jolla or Carlsbad med spaLa Jolla Cosmetic is located just off the I-5 San Diego Freeway at 9850 Genesee Ave, Suite 130 in the Ximed building on the Scripps Memorial Hospital campus. Our Carlsbad medical spa is located at 7730 El Camino Real Suite C at The Beacon La Costa.To learn more, go to LJCSC.com or follow the team on Instagram @LJCSCThe La Jolla Cosmetic Podcast is a production of The Axis

College. Career. Cancer. That's what we're talking about in this week's episode. If you're a parent of a child in high school, you'll want to listen up to learn how to start prepping your child for their future, whether that includes college, trade school, or jumping right into a career. Jennifer Severini-Kresock of NEPA Career and College Counseling Associates talks about the work she does to help young people prepare. She does everything from assessing students' interests and strengths to help them narrow down career options to helping them write a professional email and compelling college essay so they can stand out in the high competition out there. Jennifer's services are invaluable to help young people on the path that's right for them. Then our conversation takes a serious turn. I admit that it's almost like a separate episode, but I wanted Jennifer to share her story so that other women will consider the importance of their health. Jennifer admits that she didn't always like going to the doctor, but when things got so bad that she could not ignore them, she finally went to the doctor and learned that she had life-threatening ovarian cancer. Hear Jennifer's story of faith, family and friends who helped get her through the most difficult of days. And remember to put your health first! Reach out to Jennifer through her website or call her at 570-702-5700 if you want help for your child to start planning for their future, or if you're a woman with a health scare who is interested in a supportive ear and hope from someone who has been through it and has come out through the other lighter side. Spotify has taken away my ability to earn a penny when you listen to this podcast because I do not have the required amount of listeners. If you enjoy this podcast and want to support me in my ability to do this, feel free to make a donation at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/uncorkedwithFWG You can also support me in a non-monetary way, by sharing this podcast with others, writing a review or posting something on your social media to encourage others to listen! Follow me at Funny Wine Girl Jeannine on Facebook and Instagram for random funnies, nature shots, running updates and wine-ing in general. I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart and the bottom of my wine glass. #FunnyWineGirlJeannine

Host Tom Foley invites Jennifer Bright, Chief Strategy and Engagement Officer at Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI). IVI is a research organization committed to advancing the science, practice, and use of value assessment in healthcare to make it more meaningful to those who receive, provide, and pay for care. Hear Jennifer discuss equity and economic impacts on patients and families. And the challenges with current delivery of care models, how we do not capture the patient where they are in their journey, and how do we shift our thinking? To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

On this episode of the Digication Scholars Conversations, Jennifer Stonaker, talks to host, Kelly Driscoll, about the unique approach to ePortfolios and the impact it is making on science communication. Jennifer is an advanced lecturer in Stanford University's Program in Writing and Rhetoric. The eloquent guest opines student portfolios are a powerful tool for students, institutions, and potential employers. The question is, are your programs getting the most value out of your student's digital portfolios? Hear Jennifer talk about: - How to Show Your Work to More People - The Interdisciplinary “Scaffolding” Approach to Creating ePortfolios - How A Well-Made Student Portfolio Impacts Everyone Around Them - The Life-Changing Power Of ePortfolios - And a lot more... For more information about this podcast, please visit our podcast website using the link below: https://buff.ly/3SWPJDV Listen on Apple Podcasts using the link below: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digication-scholars-conversations/id1538850043 Follow us on Social Media! Twitter: https://buff.ly/3SXhzQH Facebook: https://buff.ly/3T0FtdZ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makelearningvisible/ Digication is a technology platform powering the most innovative ePortfolio programs in K-12 and higher education. Please visit our website at https://buff.ly/3rMBqWy #DigicationScholars #stanford #stanforduniversity #sciencestudent #edtech #sciences

Our latest Principal's Office Podcast guest Jennifer Killen leads one of the most successful public charter schools in all of North Carolina. But it always was not this way. Hear Jennifer's HERE TO THERE story as she shares the strategies she implemented (personally and professionally) to grow from from substitute teacher to Executive Director overseeing more than $50,000,000 in assets, leading over 200 adults who are impacting the lives of over 1,900 students daily! Through strategic planning and a focus on developing talented people, Jennifer and her team have navigated an underperforming K-12 college prep school to one of the highest performing and most sought place to work in Gaston County, Piedmont Community Charter School. Learn how she recruited and developed a leadership team that is second to none and ensures that Piedmont is an environment for personal and professional growth. Jennifer goes on to share how she utilized her finance background to ensure every dollar went towards educating students, developing adults and growing Piedmont! Jennifer has been a peer, colleague, mentor and friend of mine since 2013. I know you will gain great insight and ideas from this interview. Be sure to subscribe so you will get updated on when each episode drops! Other links from the interview. Piedmont Community Charter School: https://pccharter.org/ Download the e-Book on high performing charter schools: https://www.leaders-building-leaders.com/10Indicators

Season four of the Survive & Thrive podcast brought new guest speakers and tackled some essential topics regarding workforce leadership, the ever-changing professional landscape, company culture, and more. But what key concepts should you take away from this season? On this episode of the Survive & Thrive podcast, host Jennifer Ayres goes through season four of the podcast and reflects on important messages and lessons within the episodes. Jennifer discussed many topics this season and spoke with various experts on everything regarding companies finding success in the future of work. So tune in to hear some of the most influential pieces of knowledge from Survive & Thrive! What important knowledge did we cover in Season 4 of Survive & Thrive?Flexibility and the Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic caused many organizational leaders to rethink their operations and allow more flexibility for their workers. Hear Jennifer discuss her interview with Jessica Redford on organizations using technology to become more flexible and meet workforce challenges in 2022. Psychological Safety in the Workplace Psychological safety is vital for all members of an organization to feel comfortable, confident, and productive. Season four of the podcast featured several interviews on mental health and psychological safety, and Jennifer shares her thoughts on these topics in this episode. Mental Health and Avoiding Burnout Taking measures to maintain your mental health can help you avoid burnout from workforce stressors. Jennifer shares some knowledge from this season's episodes about how practices like meditation can help with improving one's mental health. Diversity and Inclusion Jennifer's discussion with Kate Hall covered diversity and inclusion within the workplace and how organizations can make their workspaces more welcoming and humanizing. Hear Jennifer reflect on this and the importance of acceptance and understanding to fuel a positive work environment.  Making Work a Safe Space Maintaining an inclusive environment can help the members of an organization thrive and accomplish more together. In episodes 34 and 36 of this season, Jennifer discussed inclusivity and fostering a safe and friendly environment in the workplace for disabled and LGBTQ+ members. The Importance of Company Culture Positive company culture can do wonders for an organization and enable it to survive the challenges that may occur in the future of work. Jennifer reflects on episode 18, where she and her guest, Devin Basinger, spoke on the importance of culture in the workplace. Employee Experience What does “employee experience” mean, and why is it so important for organizations? Jennifer and guest speaker Jess Podgajny discussed the employee experience, remote work, culture, health, and more in episode 15 of the podcast.   Health and Workforce Success While mental health is essential for organizational members to thrive, physical health is just as necessary. Jennifer speaks about the importance of physical health and why it matters for workforce success. Season Four Final Thoughts To wrap up the season, Jennifer shares her main takeaway from these recent episodes of Survive and Thrive.

In this week's episode of Scaling Your Business, We will hear insights from Jennifer Mahoney, C.N.P., on how she is transitioning herself from the workforce to her own business. Hear Jennifer's obstacles and successes with her career and starting her new business.Jennifer Mahoney, C.N.P., Owner of Blissful Mind and Body. She has been a Nurse practitioner since 2004, a registered Nurse since 1995 and a mother of 2. She graduated top 25% at Case Western Reserve with B.S.N., Master's degree as Adult Nurse Practitioner at Kent State University To learn more about Jennifer, please visit:www.blissfulmindandbody.comor email her at:jennifer@blissfulmindandbody.comTo learn more, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dandras/Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:www.missionmatters.com/author/dave-andras

NBCS 49ers reporter Jennifer Lee Chan joined the show in the second hour to discuss the latest surrounding Jimmy G and him still on the roster currently for the 49ers. Hear Jennifer explain why she would not be surprised to see Jimmy on the roster for this team as well as why she thinks Nick Bosa will sign an extension after this season. Also in the hour, the fellas talk Donovan Mitchell in Utah and they take a look at the Los Angeles Lakers new head coach Darvin Ham's affinity for Russell Westbrook. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jennifer Renaud, SVP and CMO of Masonite, has spent her career building brands at large enterprise companies like Microsoft and Oracle. She is currently tackling evolving a 100-year-old brand, Masonite, and changing what doors mean to consumers. She believes brands need to become useful in the decision-making process. The key to uncovering all these riches is insights.Hear Jennifer explain how a few key customer insights drove her to understand how homeowners relate to doors and how Masonite is evolving their brand to meet their customer's needs.Key TopicsConsumers, Retailers and the Journey to PurchaseMasonite Doors and the 4 Marketing P'sThe Masonite Team and the New Brand RealityThe Customer Experience – Delivering More than Just a ProductMovers as a Marketing Segment

Hear Jennifer tell us about her fights with Election Officials, poll watching and close races. Also her work fighting for Parental Rights in Education since 2012!

Listen to this episode where Lauren talks with Jennifer Aurianne DaRe, the Founder and President of ATN Entertainment. Hear Jennifer's story as she navigates the entertainment talent management space and hear from her, the significant role relationships play in growing a business.

With Jennifer Engbrecht of the Louis Riel School Division and Music Outside What's it like to teach music outside in the temperate zone through all seasons? How cold is too cold to learn outdoors? Can drama and movement support students' learning of complex musical elements like meter, rhythm, and form? What opportunities do outdoor settings afford educators and learners? How does the Orff approach fit into all this? Grade 2–5 teacher Jennifer Engbrecht took her students outside for all but 11 days of the 2020-21 school year, enduring all that Winnipeg, Manitoba's continental climate (with an annual temperature range of more than 80°C!) had to offer. This experience opened new doors for her and her students and led them to new creative heights. Hear Jennifer's insights and her riveting story. Guest: Jennifer Engbrecht is a music specialist in the Louis Riel School Division in Manitoba, Canada, with an emphasis on integrating the Orff approach to music education. She has a strong interest in the interrelationship of all subject areas, especially infusing the arts into all learning, and as their own stand-alone subjects. This year, learning outside became an option, and this has led to a transformation of her philosophy of learning in the arts. To learn more about her experiences with music outside this year, visit https://engbrecht.weebly.com/music-outside. Referenced resources: Singer/Songwriter Raine Hamilton: rainehamilton.com Drama Menu: https://www.youtube.com/c/DramaMenu/videos (and the book:  http://dramamenu.com/) ActionPak Dance Resource: http://www.actionpakdanceresource.com/ Brooklands School and their outdoor learning each spring, Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/331728387  Manitoba Arts Curricula (on a butterfly): https://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/arts/index.html  (Description of the “butterfly”: https://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/arts/music/butterfly.html)  Nathan Chan and his “character study” of what The Swan by Camille St. Saëns should sound like... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNLC8ROAXjI (“Lots of people say that I express the music really well, and everyone thinks that's the best part of me.”) Soundtrap for Education. Interactive, collaborative music creation: Soundtrap.com  Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Education: https://wso.ca/education/digital-learning-hub/ 

Nikki Ellis describes Jennifer Elwood as a 'Mum who looks like a movie star', but Jennifer wasn't always the healthy, fit and vibrant woman we see today. What's her secret?  Everything shifted for Jennifer and her family when they looked at their diet and turned to veganism. Hear Jennifer's inspirational story and journey on the Find Your Fierce with Nikki Ellis podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of After Hours Sessions podcast D Rock speaks with Jennifer Thomas on the future of SessionGirls.com. Jennifer talks about the struggles she has had over the past years with someone trying to take over the website. She talks about being in an unwanted and toxic partnership with someone over the website and how much it affected her and the industry. She talks about feeling trapped but not giving up because of the passion and love of the industry. Hear Jennifer talk about how she finally got her website back!! And future plans for the site and industry!! All this and more on the After Hours Sessions podcast! Sorry for the technical difficulties during the podcast. This was an important episode and wanted you guys to listen to it.

Hear Jennifer's story— what occurred in her life to lead her down the road of an addiction to lying with a psychological diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder. Many people say that narcissism is something people cannot completely recover from, but by the grace of God, Jennifer has experienced that healing in her life. To watch the full video version of the episode, go to LeighSloan.com and join our Brave Nation Circle. 

Unstoppable Mompreneurs  with Jennifer Jakobsen As moms, we can put everything and everyone else in front of our needs. There is just so much to do all of the time.  Our children and partners, our businesses, and everything the household needs, need our attention and energy at every given moment.  Most of the time we get it all done; somehow and we find a way.  We also feel the stress, guilt, overwhelm, and heaven forbid, we get burnt out.  Jennifer Jakobsen shares her approach to finding success, balance, peace, and even fun in business and life.  She reveals her successful mindsets and practices that fill us up so we can show up in all areas stronger, more centered and creative, and with more energy and joy to share.   Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Hear Jennifer's journey from a mental health professional to focussing her skills and passion in becoming a mom and successful entrepreneur. Be inspired by how Jennifer made choices along the way that were true to her vision for her life and career. Discover how the mindsets and practices that seem counterintuitive to getting it all done, actually bring us more energy, creativity, and joy.   Resources: My first book, Relationship Ready: How I Stopped Fucking Randos and Started Cupcaking My Soulmate, is available on Amazon and Audible. Grab your copy now! Subscribe to my mailing list on my website Visit my website to learn about my coaching programs.  Connect with Jennifer on Instagram | Facebook  Visit Jennifer's life coaching website  The Mindset Mentor podcast Powerhouse Women podcast Millionaire Mamas in the Making podcast Mastering Coaching Skills podcast The Life Coach School podcast Tina Fey on Having Teenagers clip Episode Highlights: Jennifer Jakobsen's Journey Since highschool Jennifer was always that person who wanted to listen to her friends' problems and lift them up. She received her degree in clinical social work in Chicago and jumped into her practice as a therapist. She and her husband moved to Phoenix, Arizona where they started their family. She became a stay at home mom and then decided she wanted to work with women in a way that felt more empowering than her therapy work.  Rather than focussing on their past, she wanted to support women from where they were to moving toward their dreams.   The Unique Struggles of Being a Mompreneur  The ‘mom job' is 24/7, with no PTO, and is often thankless. Meanwhile, they do all the things, all the time, for everyone else. Starting or running a business has so many moving parts that are thrown into the mix with everything else.   The comparison traps: comparing with who I was before I was a mom, comparing with other moms, comparing with other entrepreneurs. Being a mompreneur has its own unique struggles for which there is little support. Finding the courage to ask for help and support is just as much of a challenge as finding the support and help. The Mom-centered Approach It seems counterintuitive to put yourself first when there are so many other things and people to take care of. We often feel guilt for putting our needs before the needs of our children and business. Jennifer shares that the magic in putting ourselves at the top of our priority list is that we always come back better and everything around us benefits.  We bring our fuller selves to our relationships, children, and businesses.  We have more confidence and trust in ourselves when we show ourselves that we choose to take care of ourselves. We model for our children that we don't put ourselves last, just as we wouldn't want them to put themselves last. Most Common Blocks or Challenges for the Mompreneur Guilt-- ”Who am I to take away time from our family or children?” Overwhelm-- There is always too much to do and never enough time. Confidence-- “Who am I to think I can start or run a business?” Tips to be a Successful Mompreneur: Put yourself at the top of your to-do list EVERY SINGLE DAY.  Make time for relaxation and things that fill you up.  DO NOT WAIVER doing something for you. Slow down instead of multitasking, juggling the needs of everyone else, and putting out fires. Tune into your thoughts.  Notice negative and limiting beliefs that seem to pop up automatically when we are stressed or overwhelmed. Find someone to help you identify, process, and shift from our old and harmful thoughts.  Especially, all the ‘shoulds' and expectations we have for ourselves. Understand that our success or failure starts from our thoughts and mindsets.  Mindset is essential. Ask for help. Jennifer's Daily Non Negotiables Strength based exercise using an online workout. Mindset podcasts and podcasts of women who are on similar entrepreneurial journeys. Putting something that fills her up on the top of her to-do list. About Jennifer Jennifer Jakobsen is a certified life and mindset coach for mom entrepreneurs who uses her experience as a mental health therapist to support women.  Her passion is helping moms who struggle with guilt, overwhelm, and a lack of balance, find success in business and life while having fun in the process.  Jennifer has a unique perspective to kick the parenting guilt and negative self talk in order to feel confident and in control in life and business.  She offers a free one-on-one 30 minute session to determine whether her powerful mom-centered mastermind group or one-on-one coaching would best support a mompreneur that is struggling.  Enjoy the Podcast? If you enjoyed today's episode of The Heidi B Show, then hit subscribe, and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this episode with your womenpreneur family and friends, so they can get closer to owning their power and upgrading their life. Have any questions? You can contact me through email (heidi@heidibcoaching.com) or find me on Instagram or Facebook. Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You may also tune in on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. To pursuing our passions and building our business, Heidi B

We've just delivered you a great episode - join us as we unpack the surprising stories behind Takeout! In this episode, you'll hear about Anna & Lia's Covid-fueled takeout habit, and their adventures with drive-thru alcohol joints (of dubious legality). Then Lia Ballentine tells us how the discovery of a snack bar in the ruins of Pompeii means that Takeout has been around since the old (like really old) days, how the COVID-19 pandemic changed our dining experience so much that Takeout finally got is own national food holiday (that's how you know it's important), and the history behind the rise of Chinese food in America. And in the Deep Dish, our Foodlosopher Anna Van Valin takes us on a journey through the evolution of iconic food containers! She'll explore the backstories behind those familiar Takeout boxes and bags (like our beloved pizza box), the remarkable ways people took their food on the go before Tupperware and Ziplock were on the scene, and something called a "pizza nipple." Get carried away with us!Cook this podcast! We've partnered with the Manna cooking app to create delicious, episode-inspired recipes you can cook while you listen. Download the app, follow "Every Day is a Food Day," and get cooking our first curated recipe "There's Just Dumpling About Takeout"  inspired by this episode. Connect with us: Follow @FoodDayPod on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook and join our mailing list for more great content about the stories & foods we talk about on the show (plus a peek BTS)!Want to support our women and BIPOC-created independent podcast? Buy us a coffee!Its a GIVEAWAY! Enter to win a personalized mugs from our friends at Creative Cravings plus a YumDay summer snack box. Explore from the show:Hear Jennifer 8 Lee's TED Talk about the history of Chinese Food in America. Watch the Doggie Bag scene from Curb Your Enthusiasm. Learn how you can participate in The Great American Takeout.(c) Van Valin LLC, Yumday Co

From YouTube channels to get-rich playbooks, whole industries are devoted to the subject of building wealth. But few books present a clear and honest view of what it’s like to have a lot of money. Today we welcome author Jennifer Risher onto the show to share her insights on living with wealth. Early in the episode, we explore how Jennifer and her husband ‘hit the lottery twice’ by being given stock options for both Microsoft and Amazon before they went public. Jennifer then shares details about the key premise of her book: people with wealth never talk about their money. Informed by her experience of having sudden wealth, we discuss why gaining wealth doesn’t significantly change people despite it leading to feelings of isolation. After talking about how wealthy people rarely feel that they have enough, we unpack the many benefits that come from talking about your wealth. As Jennifer explains, using examples from her life, communicating your feelings about money is a solution to many relationship issues that arise from having wealth. Linked to this, we dive into how you can raise balanced children whose outlooks aren’t spoiled by affluence. Later, we touch on the role of giving, Jennifer's top advice for newly wealthy people, and how Jennifer views work now that it’s optional for her. We wrap up our conversation by hearing about how the wealthy make a positive impact on society. In this episode, we dispel many myths about being rich. Tune in for more on why we need to be talking about wealth.   Key Points From This Episode: Details about author Jennifer Risher, today’s guest. [0:00:17] Jennifer shares why she wrote her book and the problems that it addresses. [0:02:43] Exploring the question: how much does wealth change you? [0:06:55] What wealth has given to Jennifer and what it hasn’t. [0:09:10] Jennifer describes the feelings that came with suddenly becoming wealthy. [0:10:14] The process informing Jennifer’s decision that she had ‘enough.’ [0:13:41] Hear Jennifer’s advice for couples who have different definitions of ‘enough.’ [0:16:49] How few wealthy people don’t feel that they have sufficient wealth. [0:19:03] The important role that financial advisors play aligning wealth with people’s values. [0:20:13] How Jennifer’s book is opening up the conversation on wealth. [0:23:09] Challenges around raising children in a state of affluence. [0:25:36] Why modelling virtuous behaviour is key in raising balanced children. [0:28:40] What Jennifer learned from speaking to other wealthy couples. [0:30:23] How having wealth can impact your relationships. [0:34:06] Overcoming the taboo of talking about money. [0:38:52] Ways to view work when working is optional for you. [0:42:28] Jennifer unpacks her biggest lessons on giving. [0:44:00] Jennifer shares her advice for newly wealthy people. [0:50:35] What the wealthy can do to improve society. [0:51:59] Hear how Jennifer defines success for herself. [0:53:34]

Maybe you've seen an Outschool ad or heard about it but you've never actually signed your kid up. OR maybe your family loves Outschool. Either way, this episode is for you! Jennifer McQueen talks about her homeschooling journey and how Outschool has transformed her family's life.Hear Jennifer's tricks for scheduling and keeping track of Outschool classesListen as Jennifer shares how she picks Outschool courses for her learnersTeachers and parents will benefit from Jennifer's perspective on the future of online learning, including Outschool.

Jennifer Lopez's rise from a dancer on “In Living Color” to music icon and film icon is captured in these unearthed "The Vault" interviews from JLo's early years. Hear Jennifer admit that she had butterflies about releasing her first album back in 1999 and share in 2003 how she played a role in creating her iconic nickname JLo.

You know that feeling when you meet someone whose values you just totally align with? That’s how I felt when I met Jennifer Spivak. We both believe that when women go after their dreams and achieve financial success, the world can change. That’s what it’s all about, right? Finding that freedom, that passion, that purpose that can change not only your own life but the lives of others. Jennifer has a truly inspiring story behind her business (and she shares it in more detail in this episode!). After escaping an abusive relationship herself (with the help of a fund she kept hidden from her abuser), she spent some time involved in advocacy work surrounding domestic violence. That’s when she realized that financial abuse created a roadblock for so many women trying to escape these relationships. Unlike her, they didn’t have access to a secret fund to help them escape their situation. From that moment on, it became her mission to put more money into the hands of more women. And that’s exactly what she’s doing with her Facebook advertising agency. She has so much to offer in terms of insight into life, business, and chasing your dreams. Follow along as we dive into the story behind her women-centered business and her tips for aspiring (and current) business owners just like you. Not only do we discuss her top tips for running Facebook ads, but we talk about essential aspects of entrepreneurship too, like why building a strong foundation is essential to any ad campaign and why setting boundaries is essential to your mental health. We talk about the importance of understanding what’s within your control (and letting go of what isn’t) when it comes to client success and why taking a holistic approach to business is best for long-term success. For those of you just starting out or feeling burdened by the beginning stages of your journey? Jennifer knows that building a business from the ground up can definitely be overwhelming at times (that’s why she strongly believes in simplifying). So, she also explains how she uses her desires to drive her business and why she runs her business on the idea of working smarter, not harder. The bottom line? Her story is inspirational. She is inspirational. What she has been able to do with her business is just incredible. There’s so much packed into our conversation regarding not just Facebook Ads but running a powerful, purpose-driven (and successful) business in general. Be sure to tune into my interview with her today! In this episode… [01:10] Welcome Jennifer! Hear her share the story behind her women-centered business. [05:20] Why Facebook Ads? (And how she trained herself to be an expert)! [07:17] Hear how she went from “the boys club” to creating a women-led agency. [09:17] Listen as Jennifer describes the biggest lessons she learned when starting her agency. [10:50] Jennifer talks about the importance of setting boundaries. [15:34] What needs to be in place before you jump into the world of Facebook Ads. [19:44] Jennifer discusses the mindset that allows her to work smarter, not harder. [23:28] Hear Jennifer’s advice to anyone just starting out (and how she got her very first clients). [26:22] How her business has grown (and where she plans to take it in 2021). [29:43] Hear Jennifer’s tip for living a life that’s better than your dreams. Quotes: “Something that I really focus on is this contextual shift between results delivery and service delivery. And the fact of the matter is because there are 5 million factors at play in terms of whether or not my clients get results. I can't ever fully own results delivery. It's literally impossible. So in trying to do that, I am setting myself up for failure.” -Jennifer Spivak “I think, for some reason, people have built up Facebook ads like this magical thing that is going to fix their business and bring in all new clients, but it is just a channel. So all of the marketing, one-on-one all of those sort of non-sexy foundational things must be perfectly dialed in, in order for Facebook to actually grow your business.” -Jennifer Spivak “A lot of times people do start their business from the bottom and work on so many different facets themselves. There may be, you know, a one-woman show for a while. And so sometimes figuring out what actually works, validating your product, looking at where your customers are coming from-- it can fall by the wayside because you're doing so many things.” -Emily Williams “I look for the easy way to do things. That's kind of the guiding light, so to speak, of how I run my business, like what would feel really good? What would be the easiest way to have this happen? So for example, you know, is it write 35 emails? Or is it spend $3,500 on ads? I'm going to spend the money on the ads.” -Jennifer Spivak Links & Resources: Connect with Jennifer: Check out Jennifer’s website Jennifer on Facebook  Jennifer on Instagram Subscribe to the Podcast: I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts I Heart My Life Show on Spotify Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website I Heart My Life on Instagram I Heart My Life on Facebook I Heart My Life on LinkedIn I Heart My Lifers Community Email: info@iheartmylife.com Book a Call  

In this episode I have the opportunity to interview Jennifer Kabbany, Editor of The College Fix. The College Fix goes by the tag line: "Original. Student Reported. Your daily dose of right minded news and commentary from across the nation." Hear Jennifer discuss what she is seeing happen on college campus and specifically her article on Debunking the 1619 Project, that sets to claim America was founded on slavery and that even Lincoln was racist!!! This is a battle for the heart, mind and soul of America.Enjoy

In this episode, Phil Boyte interviews guest Jennifer Duston, former teacher and administrator, and current Client Partner with Franklin Covey Education. Hear Jennifer’s views on celebrating hard work, being yourself, and how leadership skills prepare students for life after school. She also shares a virtual spin on making “emotional bank account” deposits to help increase engagement and build relationships among the school community while distance learning.

Jennifer Larmore was one of my first opera idols, and I am so privileged to sit down with her for this episode of Technique Talks. She is so intelligent, talented, funny, and full of incredible technical advice! I hope you enjoy this conversation where we discuss breathing optimization, clear vowels, coloratura, and more! Jennifer Larmore is an American mezzo-soprano, with a wide-ranging repertoire, having begun with coloratura roles from the Baroque and bel canto then adding music from the Romantic and Contemporary periods. She began her career at Opera de Nice in 1986 with Mozart's La Clemenza di Tito and went on to sing at virtually every major opera house in the world, including the Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, Paris Opera, Tokyo, Berlin Deutsche Oper, and Covent Garden. Hear Jennifer sing live here: https://youtu.be/ByPRpeI64Ic She is a two-time Grammy Award winner who has recorded widely for the Teldec, RCA, Harmonia Mundi, Deutsche Grammophon, Arabesque, Opera Rara, Bayer, Naive, Chandos, VAI and Cedille labels in over one hundred CDs to date as well as numerous DVDs With her frequent collaborator Antoine Palloc, she has made many International recital tours at major cities throughout the world, as well as all the major American venues. Symphonic repertoire plays a large role in this mezzo's career and she has enjoyed great collaborations with world orchestras under the direction of Muti, Bernstein, Runnicles, Masur, Barenboim, Bonynge, Maazel, and Osawa, to name a few. Miss Larmore is widely known for teaching and giving master classes at the most prestigious conservatories and major cities throughout the world. Miss Larmore lives in Paris with her husband and little Opera dog Buffy. Her book "Una Voce" is available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Lulu.com and explores the world and psychology of the performer. Show Notes: 00:00 Jennifer Larmore's Bio 8:00 How to find individual technique success 14:20 How to have a margin of error in practice and performance 18:13 How to breathe when singing 24:14 How shoulder blades assist in a singing breath 28:05 How to develop coloratura 33:27 How to manage coloratura in the passaggio 35:21 How to balance a singers registration 37:54 How to develop your voice overtime 42:12 How to manipulate your individual physiology 46:56 How to sing low notes 49:04 How to sing high notes 51:21 How to modify vowels 54:04 How to sing when you have a natural accent 57:26 What is your desert island vocalise ❤️  JOIN my FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/techniquetalksforsingers/ ❤️  Subscribe to never miss a video: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGibxkvaN8KVff0ztzYznMg ❤️  More at https://www.voicewithjulia.com ❤️  To stay in the know, and gain behind-the-scenes access to upcoming guests: https://www.voicewithjulia.com/techniquetalks/ ❤️  Instagram: @voicewithjulia  ❤️  Facebook: Voice With Julia

In part 2 of Cheryl’s conversation with Jennifer Aliber, Principal at Shepley Bulfinch, Cheryl asks Jennifer, “What specific design changes will we see in the hospital and healthcare setting?” Jennifer begins to answer this question with, “I like to think about anything I don’t like as a patient because I know if I hate it, other people will hate it. This gives us an opportunity to rethink things like standing in line.”  Hear Jennifer’s complete answer to this question and so much more on the changing face of healthcare design on Part 2 of today’s episode. Learn more about Jennifer Aliber and Shepley Bulfinch by visiting  https://shepleybulfinch.com/. In Part 2 of Cheryl’s conversation with Jennifer Aliber, you will learn: What does Jennifer enjoy about complex projects? What does Shepley Bulfinch look for in those they ask to join their team? How will Shepley Bulfinch address social distancing in common areas of the hospital or healthcare facility? Why greenspaces are vital to all of Shepley Bulfinch’s projects as respite spaces and how that is now changing to multi-use areas. How is technology playing a role in creating new best practices post-COVID. What does Jennifer mean when she says, “I’ve suggested to owners for a long time that they have to stop thinking of hospitals and healthcare and they have to think about the entire world of experience?” Is there a way healthcare architects and designers can help front line healthcare worker burnout and exhaustion? The details behind Shepley Bulfinch’s 2020 AZRE RED Awards, Winner, Healthcare Project of the Year for Banner Health, Banner-University Medical Center Tucson, New Patient Tower. The history of Shepley Bulfinch’s project at The Hale Family Clinical Building with The Boston’s Children’s Hospital. How did Jennifer land at Shepley Bulfinch? What led her to healthcare architecture? What will hospitals look like in the year 2040? This program is brought to you by Porcelanosa who extend their heartfelt appreciation for your support of this podcast. Stay safe and be well. To learn more about Porcelanosa, visit http://porcelanosa.com. Thank you to our industry partner, The Center for Health Design. To learn more about CHD’s new program MakingRoom, Connecting hotels and hospitals with urgent needs for space, please visit, https://www.healthdesign.org/makingroom. Additional support for this podcast comes from our industry partners: The American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers The Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design Learn more about how to become a Certified Healthcare Interior Designer®  by visiting the American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers at: https://aahid.org/. Connect to a community interested in supporting clinician involvement in design and construction of the built environment by visiting The Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design at https://www.nursingihd.com/ Thank you for listening to today’s episode of Healthcare Interior Design 2.0. If you enjoyed any part of Cheryl’s conversation with Jennifer Aliber, please help our podcast grow by spreading the good word on social media and with your online community. Stay safe and be well. For the full roster of shows, visit http://healthcareidpodcast.com.

Check out wife and mother of four boys Jennifer Tolo explain how health challenges with her sons altered her career path. Her research dedication and motivation have helped her heal her sons from a neonatal stroke and cancer, while awakening her to the gifts and to the connection, presence and perspective of self-care and intuition as the keys to health and well-being. Don't miss the Revealing Healing of Jennifer Tolo!

Jennifer Reyes is a Program Specialist with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) here in South Florida. Her father, Walter Reyes, was killed by a drunk driver in January 2015. Hear Jennifer's story of forgiveness and her commitment to educating others about the dangers of drunk driving. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themichaelcalderinshow/message

In this episode, I am joined by author and professional organizer, Jennifer Ford Berry. She's going to share her story and all kinds of tips on getting published as a professional organizer and what authoring books has done for her business. This is a super interesting interview, so I hope you enjoy!   (00:00) - Introduction to this episode(00:53) - Introduction to guest, Jennifer Ford Berry (05:53) - How Jennifer’s first book was born (08:51) - How Jennifer took the leap of faith and balanced family and business (11:07) - What Jennifer attributes the most growth happening for her business (15:12) - Insights on how the book helped Jennifer gain credibility (17:39) - What advice Jennifer has for building your professional organizing empire (19:30) - What Jennifer’s next ideas and plans are for her business (27:05) - The underlying reason your clients are unorganized (33:29) - Hear Jennifer’s why for her professional organization business (37:47) - Where to find Jennifer Ford Berry   The rest of the show notes can be found at proorganizerstudio.com/blog/podcast-episode-4

When Author and Acquisitions Editor Jennifer Dukes Lee was in town for an event, we met up and discussed challenges that writers—especially nonfiction authors—face as they try to land a traditional book contract. Jennifer generously provides us with behind-the-scenes insight and solid action steps we can take today. She offers hope, too, that one doesn't necessarily have to boast a giant platform to find a publisher. You can hear us fine, but the sound quality is a little ethereal. Once your ear adjusts, I think you'll be fine—perhaps imagine us in some fantastical location. And you'll love meeting Jennifer. Here's a taste of her encouraging input: "All books are picked for at least two of the following reasons: large platform, great idea, and fantastic writing." "[T]here are first-time authors with small platforms that are still getting published, and I know it because I was one of them." "I think if this is really something that is in your heart and it is burning inside of you, there's really no stopping that. I think you just have to give it time to catch." Enjoy listening as we chat about her new role in the publishing world that has allowed her to sit on both sides of the table, as it were. Jennifer Dukes Lee is the author of Love Idol, The Happiness Dare, and her latest book released in 2018, It's All Under Control. Resources: Website: jenniferdukeslee.com Facebook: @JenniferDukesLee Instagram:  @dukeslee Twitter: @dukeslee It's All Under Control (Amazon affiliate link) It's All Under Control - Companion Bible Study (Amazon affiliate link) The Happiness Dare: Pursuing Your Heart's Deepest, Holiest, and Most Vulnerable Desire (Amazon affiliate link) Love Idol: Letting Go of Your Need for Approval and Seeing Yourself Through God's Eyes (Amazon affiliate link) Hear Jennifer read chapter one of It's All Under Control: https://jenniferdukeslee.com/itsallundercontrol/ Subscribe to Top Ten With Jen and get immediate access to exclusive free resources on her website. https://jenniferdukeslee.com/subscribe/ Alison Hodgson interview Shawn Smucker interview Patrice Gopo interview Ann's Patreon account All podcast episodes You can subscribe to this podcast using your podcast player or find it through Apple podcasts, Stitcher, or Spotify. Have you grabbed the free mini-course? Make Your Sentences Sing: 7 Sentence Openers to Add Music to Your Prose Go to annkroeker.com/sentenceopeners to learn more and to enroll for free. If it looks interesting, you can dive right in.

When Author and Acquisitions Editor Jennifer Dukes Lee was in town for an event, we met up and discussed challenges that writers—especially nonfiction authors—face as they try to land a traditional book contract. Jennifer generously provides us with behind-the-scenes insight and solid action steps we can take today. She offers hope, too, that one doesn't necessarily have to boast a giant platform to find a publisher. You can hear us fine, but the sound quality is a little ethereal. Once your ear adjusts, I think you'll be fine—perhaps imagine us in some fantastical location. And you'll love meeting Jennifer. Here's a taste of her encouraging input: "All books are picked for at least two of the following reasons: large platform, great idea, and fantastic writing." "[T]here are first-time authors with small platforms that are still getting published, and I know it because I was one of them." "I think if this is really something that is in your heart and it is burning inside of you, there's really no stopping that. I think you just have to give it time to catch." Enjoy listening as we chat about her new role in the publishing world that has allowed her to sit on both sides of the table, as it were. Jennifer Dukes Lee is the author of Love Idol, The Happiness Dare, and her latest book released in 2018, It's All Under Control. Resources: Website: jenniferdukeslee.com Facebook: @JenniferDukesLee Instagram:  @dukeslee Twitter: @dukeslee It's All Under Control (Amazon affiliate link) It's All Under Control - Companion Bible Study (Amazon affiliate link) The Happiness Dare: Pursuing Your Heart's Deepest, Holiest, and Most Vulnerable Desire (Amazon affiliate link) Love Idol: Letting Go of Your Need for Approval and Seeing Yourself Through God's Eyes (Amazon affiliate link) Hear Jennifer read chapter one of It's All Under Control: https://jenniferdukeslee.com/itsallundercontrol/ Subscribe to Top Ten With Jen and get immediate access to exclusive free resources on her website. https://jenniferdukeslee.com/subscribe/ Alison Hodgson interview Shawn Smucker interview Patrice Gopo interview Ann's Patreon account All podcast episodes You can subscribe to this podcast using your podcast player or find it through Apple podcasts, Stitcher, or Spotify. Have you grabbed the free mini-course? Make Your Sentences Sing: 7 Sentence Openers to Add Music to Your Prose Go to annkroeker.com/sentenceopeners to learn more and to enroll for free. If it looks interesting, you can dive right in.

You’ve heard the term ‘impact’ from the mouths of CEOs and management from many different industries, applied in many different ways. But what does it mean to be an ‘impact maker?’ Today Jennifer shares some heart-touching stories that served as the inspiration for this podcast’s name, and she talks about how to make the connection between changing the world and what we do in our everyday lives. One of the first movements Jennifer joined with the Game Change Campaign through her church. It allowed her to make a real difference in lives around the world through the International Justice Mission. Anjali’s story about being forced into prostitution as a child and being rescued from it changed what Jennifer understood about making an impact. You can hear her story here, at 42:30. Has anyone ever told you that you changed their life? That’s what making an impact truly is. Jennifer talks about how that moment was the start of a new purpose, or rather, honing in on it. Hear Jennifer’s DisruptHR talk here. The goal of this podcast is to help you see opportunities to make an impact by sharing stories of people who are changing the world without asking for any credit for it. We’ll help you uncover strategies to use and actions you can take in your daily lives that will help change the world. If you truly want to understand how making an impact changes lives, you need look no further than the story of Tererai Trent, who is also ‘Oprah’s favorite guest of all time.’ She started as an 18 year-old mother of four in a small village in Zimbabwe. Tererai crossed continents and supported a family of 7 while ultimately earning a Ph.D. Yes, she did meet Oprah, but that’s not the most amazing part of her story. You have to hear it to believe it, so listen to the full podcast: Lewis Howes interviews Tererai Trent. Understand the power of words. Today, Tererai Trent is a scholar, humanitarian, motivational speaker, educator, author, and founder of Tererai Trent International. She’s become one of the most well know, and internationally recognized voices for quality education and women's empowerment.  And she’s also written a best-selling book, called The Awakened Woman – Remembering and Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams. Oprah was a defining person in Tererai’s life, so Jennifer wraps up her show today with the woman who has impacted millions, every day. When she was asked what her legacy would be, she didn’t give her own answer. Instead, she shared what Maya Angelou told Oprah what her legacy would be, and it’s amazing. The most amazing part is, as a person who wants to influence and impact the world around you, you can have the same type of legacy. What is YOUR dream? Are you ready to learn how to increase your impact and influence to make a real difference in the lives of others, like the stories you heard today? If so, you should subscribe and leave a review. We’ll bring you weekly content that will help you be the Impact Maker you were meant to be.

Managing in today's multigenerational workforce has it's unique challenges. Finding ways for Baby Boomers, Generation X and Generation Y (Millennials) to work harmoniously is important for company culture and program success. Hear Jennifer and Jon R. discuss the primary differences between generations and ways to foster cohesiveness and collaboration.

Jennifer Nelson is the Founder and Program Director of An Angel’s Gift, a full service egg donation and embryo donation agency. She is a 7-time egg donor herself and has also been a gestational surrogate. Hear Jennifer discuss all the aspects of the egg donation process: • How she found out about the possibility of egg donation and why she decided to do it. • The process of egg donation from the LONG application process to the medical tests, psychological testing, legal agreements, follicle stimulation, injections, ultrasounds, trigger shots, egg retrieval process, and more (yes…and more). • Her feelings on having children genetically related to her that she’s never met. The number of parents she helped with her egg donations and the touching stories she has from these families, including some of whom she still keeps in touch (get your tissues ready). Want to share your story or ask a question? Call and leave us a message on our hotline: 303-997-1903. Learn more about our podcast: iwanttoputababyinyou.com 
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The 2017 CMS top survey deficiency list is now available. Hear Jennifer and Jon R. discuss the takeaways of this year’s report. From the usual suspects to some interesting findings, Jennifer offers insight and tips on how to make sure you avoid these areas and Jon celebrates a successful resolution.

Hospice nursing services made it on the CMS list of deficiencies again in 2016 and is one of the common questions Jennifer receives from the field. Hear Jennifer and Jon R. discuss the basics of nursing supervision. NHPCO President and CEO also joins us for a discussion on the organization in 2018 and an exciting upcoming partnership.

Community Led Total Sanitation as colonial hangover, how to poop while on the trail, shoehorning sanitation inside other sectors, and the importance of sunblock. Shawn “The Puru” Shafner spends an hour with anthropologist and Emory University PhD candidate Jennifer Barr. Jennifer spent 13 months living in Delhi and writing case studies of NGOs including Sulabh, India’s toilet-building monolith, and Safai Karmachari Andolan (SKA), a grassroots organization dedicated to the liberation and rehabilitation of all persons engaged in manual scavenging. It left her wondering: do current international development practices put human dignity and wellbeing at the center of their work? Where might colonial history and modern biases be skewing our attempts to do good? Hear Jennifer’s findings PLUS reasons why NGOs should use the word “shit,” and why the wise stop trying to “change the world” and instead focus on making small, human-centered improvements with gentleness, compassion and love. More from Jennifer on Twitter: @jenniferabarr Also mentioned in this episode Stakeholders, diarrheal disease, environmental enteropathy, malnourishment, stunting, CARE International, nutrition, sanitation, UNICEF, MHM, menstrual hygiene management, India Habitat Center, The Great Stink, sanitary revolution, CLTS, roundworm, outhouses, bullying, open defecation, David Inglis, Sociological History of Excremental Experience, Bezwada Wilson, Dalit, caste system, Untouchables, Mierle Ukeles, Rose George, The Big Necessity, World Toilet Summit, Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, Rajasthan, Alwar

Addressing the one thing that every patient served by hospice in the US has in common. Survey deficiencies in recent years continue to identify the comprehensive assessment as an area of concern. Hear Jennifer and Jon R. discuss the importance of getting it right and why every staff member should be familiar with this CoP. 

Meet Jennifer Schmehl owner with her husband of a CSA farm, Oak Nut Farm. Jennifer was introduced to SCORE at a child’s birthday party, now that’s networking! Jennifer followed up on the contact and was glad she did. Hear Jennifer’s story about QuickBooks, cyber counseling and CSA. Yes, that sounds like an odd set of connections. Small businesses come in varying forms with a common denominator of all aspects of starting, growing, and operating a successful business. The outcome, Jennifer being able to do the things she does best. Jennifer wisely accessed very specific SCORE services. Jennifer also shares great insights into farming, CSA, and starting a business

Radio Show "Empowering 4 All" hosted by Yulander is Happy to announce this Labor Day Weekend 2015 is Turned up!! Yulander's special Guest is makeup Artist to many and stars is Mrs. Jennifer Ferriola. She has won the Urban Model Award in 2011 and 2012. Currently she has her own makeup studio in Texas. Visit her website to see more of her at www.lovejenmakeup.com. Jennifer has been a friend of mine for years. She and I both said at the season in our lives when we didn't know how that we would look back and say: "Now we Made it!" Hear Jennifer live Sunday September 6, 2015 at 7:30pm EST/6:30 Central/4:30pm Pacific (347) 637-2096 and live via the web at www.blogtalkradio.com/ymctierempowerment4all.com  

Hear Jennifer Wade read Luke 23