Podcast appearances and mentions of heather johnson

Heather Johnson from AD Practice explains what Passivhaus Plus is, how it differs from Passivhaus Classic accreditation and what benefits achieving the standard will afford. She also reveals why most of her clients target 'Plus' and outlines the steps to achieve this on a project. Check out the show notes for more information.

The Ladies of LoveTalk Network -- Marlene McMichael, Cathy Endebrock, and Kerri Brinkoeter -- explore the transformative power of dance as a medium for worship and discipleship with guest Heather Johnson. Heather, the Founder and Executive Director of Redemptive Dance Ministries (RDM), shares how her Christ-centered organization trains dancers in both technical excellence and biblical leadership, with a vision to redeem dance for God’s glory. With 17 chapters across three countries, including Kenya and Zimbabwe, RDM continues to expand globally, impacting lives through movement and ministry. In the discussion, Heather explains the unique role of redemptive dance, shares personal testimonies of its impact, and offers insights into using artistic gifts to spread the Gospel. The episode highlights how dance can be a powerful tool for spiritual transformation and invites listeners to support and engage with RDM’s mission. See rdm.life for more details.

Calgary's ambitious recreation strategy, GamePLAN, aims to improve recreation in our city, setting a new service level standard that responds to record levels of population growth and aging infrastructure. Join us as we speak with Heather Johnson, Director of Recreation & Social Programs about how GamePLAN intends to transform recreation in Calgary.

Brooke meets special guests Liselle Terrett and Heather Johnson to engage in a vibrant discussion about their groundbreaking project, "Not F**king Sorry" a provocative cabaret theatre piece that challenges societal norms surrounding disability and queerness. They explore the fluidity of identity, the importance of creating safe spaces for marginalised voices, and the collaborative process of developing the show with learning-disabled and neurodivergent actors. KEY TAKEAWAYS Everyone may experience disability at some point in their lives. This intersectionality is central to the themes explored in the project. The creation of the performance "Not Fucking Sorry" is a collaborative effort involving learning disabled and neurodivergent actors. The process includes devising, improvisation, and the incorporation of the actors' personal experiences and voices into the narrative. The show aims to confront and challenge societal norms surrounding disability and sexuality. It seeks to address the marginalisation of disabled individuals and the misconceptions surrounding their sexual agency, using humour and provocative content to engage the audience. Establishing a safe and respectful environment in the rehearsal room is crucial for the creative process. This includes clear communication, support for mental health, and a focus on care, allowing actors to express themselves freely and authentically. BEST MOMENTS "Disability is sexy. Queer is sexy. It's fluid. It's movable. We'll all be disabled at some point." "You're there to make sure that the actors can do their best jobs." "We never get the chance to go out to the pub, to the club. So let's make a show that we create that." "The political message is more urgent... the world is... lacking in pathos or nuance." "You don't know the cracks and the scars that you have given us, that we carry." VALUABLE RESOURCES https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/disabled-and-proud/id1621152878 Not F**king Sorry - https://accessallareasproductions.org/production/not-fkin-sorry/ HOST BIO Disabled and Proud is the show that brings listeners a different perspective on disability. Each week this podcast highlights an awesome disabled guest speaking about their own disability; why they are proud to be disabled and why they are proud to be themselves. The conversations in this show will look at what challenges these amazing people face socially, mentally, physically and life in general. This show is raw, open, honest, funny, welcoming and educational. Disabled & Proud does exactly what it says on the tin! And whilst we are creating this space for disabled people to be unashamedly themselves, without the need to conform to society, this is also not about toxic positivity. This show will be shining a big, bright light on disability without it being “Paralympic or pity”. As you will hear disability is WHOLE, COMPLETE & PERFECT and whilst the topic of disability can be quite heavy - and we definitely don't shy away from the bad days - this podcast is also about having fun too! Our aim is to play a part in reclaiming the word disability - turning it from inadequacy to perfection!INSTAGRAM! https://www.instagram.com/disabledandproudpodcast/?hl=en: https://www.instagram.com/disabledandproudpodcast/?hl=en

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The halls have been decked and the reindeer have completed their pre-flight checklist! It's the holiday season and, once again, we let SF Radio get into the Christmas cheer with Dwayne Johnson's RED ONE. While the film crashed at the box office, it's flying high on Prime Video. But is it really an early gift? Or just another lump of coal? This week, Heather Johnson and Chris Utley return to dig into Santa's sack of horrors and discuss what defines Christmas movies and what it takes to get off the naughty list.

How can businesses use eco-friendly practices to comply with regulations and grow successfully? This week, Nicole Jansen talks with Heather Johnson, CEO of INGENIUM and an expert in hazardous waste management with over 25 years of industry experience. Heather's innovative vision has positioned INGENIUM as a leader in waste-to-energy programs and zero waste initiatives, offering businesses sustainable solutions for hazardous waste management. Heather shares her journey from her first job answering phones at a hazardous waste company to becoming an expert and CEO, shining light on the importance of sustainable practices in business operations. Whether it's dealing with pharmaceuticals, solvents or mercury, Heather demonstrates how businesses can achieve compliance and grow successfully. Join us as Heather uncovers practical roadmaps for businesses to manage hazardous waste, details the intricacies of zero waste certification, and underscores the transformative potential of sustainability in the corporate world. What We Discuss in this Episode Heather's entry into hazardous waste management Sustainable practices in hazardous waste management Roadmap for businesses to manage hazardous waste Key industries needing waste management services Repurposing and recycling percentages Toxic wastes and safer alternatives Balancing regulations with business growth Gender dynamics in a male-dominated industry The future of sustainable waste management and AI Podcast Highlights 0:00 - Ingenium's Innovative Approach 6:22 - Sustainable Biotech: Repurposing Chemicals Efficiently 8:16 - The Challenges of Replacing Toxic Chemicals 13:05 - Understanding AI's Business Impact 14:38 - The Importance of Environmental Awareness in Households 18:35 - Uncovering Waste Management Issues 21:04 - Advocating for Environmental Awareness Favorite Quotes Sustainable Solutions: "If we can find another company that can use the material before it becomes waste, that's a way to be more sustainable and not just throw it away." Empowering Women: "By learning the industry and being the expert in the conversation, it's hard not to respect me regardless of my gender." Awareness and Action: "Just be mindful. If you do one thing differently, you're making a difference if the aggregate of the whole is doing that." Episode Show Notes: https://leadersoftransformation.com/podcast/business/514-leading-companies-towards-zero-waste-with-heather-johnson  Check out our complete library of episodes and other leadership resources here: https://leadersoftransformation.com ________

September 3, 2024 - Natalie Beck of the Heart of Illinois Community Foundation, Julie Melton of Richland Community College, and principal Eric Hurelbrink and guidance counselor Heather Johnson of Meridian High School joined Byers & Co to talk about how the Dell and Evelyn Carrol Scholarship has provided over $1 million in full tuition scholarships to Meridian students. Listen to the podcast now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heather Johnson, Ingenium's CEO, oversees waste management certification by assisting businesses in achieving zero waste and promoting sustainable practices. Businesses have a significant effect on society as they shape the quality of their products and the environmental impact of the waste produced by these products.

Jason talks pollinators with Heather Johnson from Bachman's on this week's DeRusha Seeds

Jason talks with Heather Johnson from Bachmans about growing flowers indoors and much more! 

In today's episode, Heather Johnson Durocher and I continue our deep-dive into the world of midlife transitions with a special focus on identity, career changes, and maintaining friendships during this transformative period.Our conversation kicked off with a reflection on how midlife is a time for re-evaluation and asking ourselves critical questions about what we truly want out of life. We discussed the importance of staying true to oneself and the challenges and opportunities that come with changing careers in midlife.A significant part of our discussion was dedicated to the complexities of midlife friendships. We explored how these relationships evolve and sometimes become challenging as we navigate through different life stages. The conversation was enriched by personal anecdotes and insights, making it feel like a heart-to-heart between two friends.Additionally, we touched on the creative pursuits that often become a focal point in midlife. I shared my excitement about the upcoming projects and expansions at the School of Midlife, including luxury retreats and a new field trip program.To wrap up, we reflected on the liberating aspects of reaching midlife, such as gaining a clearer sense of self and feeling more secure in our identities and choices. We concluded with a reminder of the importance of not waiting for the perfect moment to pursue our dreams, emphasizing that midlife can be the best time to embrace new challenges and opportunities.Thank you for tuning in, and I hope this discussion inspires you to make midlife your best life. Don't forget to check out the show notes for links and additional resources discussed in today's episode. See you next time!LINKS + MENTIONS:Part 1 of My Conversation with Heather Johnson DurocherSocials:Join Heather's Email List: https://movingthrough.substack.com/Listen to Heather's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moving-through-with-heather-johnson-durocher/id1668611998Follow Heather on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michiganrunnergirl/BEST LIFE Retreat - Sun Valley - Priority ListYour Next Chapter Book Club

In today's episode, we had a deeply enriching conversation with Heather Johnson Durocher, journalist and founder of the Michigan Runner Girl Lifestyle brand. We explored the multifaceted experiences of midlife transitions, touching on topics from career changes and evolving identities as our children grow, to the complexities of midlife friendships and maintaining our sense of self.Heather and I shared our personal journeys, discussing how we've navigated significant career shifts in our midlife. We delved into the emotional and practical aspects of these transitions, highlighting the importance of understanding what we truly want from life as we age. Our discussion was candid and unedited, offering listeners a front-row seat to an intimate conversation between two new friends exploring significant life questions.We also touched on the challenges of maintaining a fulfilling relationship with our partners and children as dynamics shift in midlife. Both Heather and I opened up about our experiences with our families, sharing insights into how we're adapting to the changing needs of our adult children and contemplating the future with our spouses.This episode is a must-listen for anyone facing or curious about midlife transitions. It's filled with raw, honest reflections that many will find both relatable and comforting. Join us as we continue to explore what it means to make midlife your best life, learning and growing together in this vibrant community at the School of Midlife.LINKS + MENTIONS:Socials:Join Heather's Email List: https://movingthrough.substack.com/Listen to Heather's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moving-through-with-heather-johnson-durocher/id1668611998Follow Heather on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michiganrunnergirl/BEST LIFE Retreat - Sun Valley - Priority ListYour Next Chapter Book Club

It's planting season! Jason talks with Heather Johnson from Bachman's about the most important things to remember when you're getting ready to plant. 

Heather Johnson from Bachman's joins Jason to talk about the early garden planting season on DeRusha Seeds!

On this week's "Friday Morning Breakfast Club," Heather Johnson from SHAPE unveils water safety 'Red Flag Parties' at Stanley Johnston Park this Summer. Then Cheri Stein has a special invitation to SING with SoHa Sings! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we sit down with Heather Johnson to explore practical strategies for getting your success meter moving. Episode 168 delivers insightful advice on stopping comparisons, focusing on goal-oriented actions, building a supportive network, embracing risk-taking, championing yourself, and even the power of taking a well-deserved nap.********************************DISCLAIMER: This audio and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of our recommended products, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. This helps support our show and allows us to continue to  provide you with valuable content. Thank you for your support!********************************FULL SHOW NOTES: https://thesmartinfluencer.com/get-your-success-meter-moving/JOIN OUR COMMUNITY:https://www.facebook.com/groups/214681812013517https://www.instagram.com/thesmartinfluencer/All Business. No Boundaries.Welcome to All Business. No Boundaries., a collection of supply chain stories by DHL...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

In this episode of The Faces of Business, Heather Johnson (formerly Heather Dody), CEO, Ingenium discusses the current landscape for sustainable business waste management.   Heather is the CEO of Ingenium. With over 25 years in hazardous waste management, her expertise has been pivotal in advancing sustainable waste solutions for many organizations.   Check out the Blog post here: Sustainable Business Waste Management   Thanks for taking the time to listen today.   Find Damon Pistulka on LinkedIn talking about life & building businesses you can sell or succeed.    On Twitter as @dpistulka with inspiration and sharing thoughts.    Find out more about Damon when he's not working.  @damonpistulka on Instagram, or Damon Pistulka on Facebook.      More information on building businesses you can sell or succeed and the Exit Your Way method on our website   View our blog page for this episode here.   Email us for more information info@exityourway.com

(Episode 273) On this episode the Blueberry Chicks Shelly Hartmann, Courtney Tobolt, Hillary Fisher and chef Treat Hartmann come to the Moondog Productions Studio to talk about the Great American Ham Slam and Treats barn sale. Dianne Rigozzi and Laurie Oulten from the Senior Services of Van Buren Couty come to the studio to tell everyone about the millage coming up for a vote in Casco. Mason Dixon brings the Mason Dixon Front Porch Stomp to the show to talk about gambling. Scott T. shines his light for Y'all. Amanda Jones invites Heather Johnson from SHAPE to enlighten us about Lifeguards and the misconceptions and the disinformation that lead to the end of the Lifeguard program in South Haven. Scott T. weighs in as former City Council member when this took place. On Let's Talk Real Estate with Tina Goodrich the subject will be the National Association of Realtors class action lawsuit settlement. It's all here, right now and so much more on Rob Byrd's Moondog Show. 

By Ed Salo Heather Johnson, librarian for Special Collections for The National Museum of the Royal Navy, joins the program to discuss the museum and the British Special Service Squadron. Download Sea Control 503 – The British Special Service Squadron with Heather Johnson Links 1. British Special Service Squadron. 2. National Museum of the Royal Navy. Ed … Continue reading Sea Control 503 – The British Special Service Squadron with Heather Johnson →

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In this episode I brought on my client Heather Johnson. Heather has been a client of mine for a little over 6 months. Client had the goal of gaining more muscle and pushing her limits. She had some fears around the scale and being able to eat enough. However Heather is proof that you can achieve more when you have support. Heather is now embracing her building phase and feeling stronger than ever. Today's guest IG: Suits I recommend: Angel Competition Bikinis Online Coaching Get more help with your training and nutrition and the reverse dieting guide www.nicoleferrierfitness.com My go to supplements Shop Legion supplements code NFF Your host Nicole Ferrier @nicoleferrierfitness on Instagram and tiktok

This week I talk with air fryer expert and cookbook author, Heather Johnson of The Food Hussy blog. We chat about her newest favorite acquisition, the Blackstone, an appliance I'd never heard of but now can't wait to try. She also tells me about her recipe for Loose Meat Sliders, her take on a sandwich that is unique to Iowa because it originated at the regional fast food chain Maid Rite.Links:Blog: The Food HussyLoose Meat SlidersCookbook: "I Love My Air Fryer" Cooking For One Recipe BookIG: @FoodHussyFB: @TheFoodHussyPerfectly Roasted Side of SalmonCrispy Skin SalmonReverse-Seared SteakReverse Sear Roast BeefEasy Beet SaladAir Fryer BBQ ChickenReverse-Seared SteakCOOKtheSTORY.com/ROTDROTD Weekend FB GroupAll New Chicken Cookbook

So many people are interested now, more than ever before in the benefits of Cannabis. Itv helps the human body in soo many ways, I can't explain it properly, so I had these 2 beautiful women on My Podcast for a 2nd time, to explain! They've really worked hard to create a scientifcally tested - safe for babies, adults, and animals cannabis derrived product for topical use. It's named "From The Root Up" Salve. I had them come on, to explain what, when, amd why they created this salve. As it turns out (as you'll hear in the podcast) While the 2 women were working on a [Legal] "Cannabis Farm", They both noticed that: The ROOT was something that was always going to waste! So: Heather and her Mother Mema started to experiment with this root of Cannabis, and all you have to do is listen to this story, and you'll learn how they are now "allowed" legally to create, ship, and market/promote their product! it's truly amazing how much has changed since Part one with these women, Right HERE on this podcast - if you scroll down my blist, you'll see Part #1 with them. They've made huge strides in life since I featured them on the 1st show back 1+ years ago! Give this educational, informative, exciting episode a chance, you won't regret it! You'll be sure to learn something from this episode. Don't forget to check out/get your SALVE today @ fromtherootupsalve.shop! That's Medicated Mema and Heather's site! They're doing BIG THINGS these days! So, enjoy this informative episode, amd stay tuned for my next episode.... Enjoy, Skyler Moon Sponsored by: Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/season2skylermoonbonus/message

Join us in a crucial conversation with Heather Johnson as she sheds light on the often overlooked aspects of hazardous waste management. Discover why businesses, despite good intentions, might be unaware of the correct practices and how her company addresses these gaps. In this interview Heather emphasizes the importance of compliance, sustainability, and responsible disposal options, unraveling the financial and environmental considerations. Learn how her journey from sales to leadership brings a unique perspective to the vital intersection of safety, education, and sustainability in the business world.   More about Heather:  Heather Johnson is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience in hazardous waste management. As the CEO of INGENIUM, Heather's innovative approach to sustainability in waste management has positioned her company as an industry leader in waste-to-energy programs and zero waste initiatives. Heather has a strong track record of launching successful waste management firms, making her a sought-after entrepreneur in the field.   Connect with Heather:  PureIngenium.com/podcast     ------------------------------------------------------------------ Want more Business Choreography?  Check out… Business Choreography Website  Join The Business Choreography Group  Text Us "CHOREO NOW" To Get Started: 385-442-7188   Need the tech to build your Business Choreography? Check out.... ChoreoSuite   Connect With Michael Johnson: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter | TikTok

On today's episode of 'Your Business Greatness,' host Simone Sloan, Executive Strategist, Founder, and Executive Coach at "Your Choice Coach," talks to, CEO of Ingenium, Heather Johnson, an expert in hazardous waste management with over 20 years of experience. Her innovative approach for sustainable waste management has positioned her company as an industry leader in waste energy programs and zero waste initiatives.  Key Points: Heather Johnson leads Ingenium, a hazardous waste management company, with an emphasis on sustainable solutions, downstream management, and exploring reuse and recycling options. Heather's leadership style involves collaboration and inclusivity, valuing input from all team members. This has contributed to the ongoing success and growth of her company. The waste management industry faces consolidation, with larger companies acquiring smaller ones. Ingenium stays competitive by providing consultative services and avoiding the limitations associated with owning specific technologies. Resources Mentioned:   https://www.pureingenium.com/ Simone Sloan: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube

This week i'm joined by Heather Johnson, best known as THE FOOD HUSSY! She's a cookbook author, air-fryer expert, and even won Guy's Grocery Games on the Food Network! We talk about how she went from "Hot Mess to Six-Figure Success," why she hates bananas, recipes, and so much more. It's a big, fun energy episode. We also announce this week's contest giveaway winner and I try a few items from this week's ad of sales! Get used to that, we love a sampler. All this and more on the Jungle Jim's podcast!

Are you leveraging technology to create better outcomes for your nonprofit? Do you immediately get a feeling of overwhelm or dread when you hear the term “leveraging technology?” It's understandable if you do, technology can be complicated to say the least. However, it can also be a game changer when it comes to freeing up extra time. In today's episode, I chat with Heather Johnson about her experience of helping nonprofits leverage technology. We dive into how the nonprofit space has evolved over the last two decades, especially regarding technology and awareness. Heather also tells us her first-hand experiences of how organizations are having a much greater impact on their communities when they have a solid financial foundation and good technology systems in place.  She also shares how nonprofits are experiencing high ROIs when they incorporate more efficient processes into their backend business operations. Plus, you'll learn more about how to use one of your greatest assets, your team, when identifying and improving inefficiencies within your organization.    About Heather: Heather Johnson has spent two decades working with technology for nonprofits. With experience working with nonprofits at every step of their journey to revolutionize their organizations, she has come to learn what good looks like and where technology can be the nonprofit's friend or their worst enemy. Read the podcast transcript here.   Episode Summary: In this episode, you'll learn how leveraging technology can create better outcomes for your nonprofit like:  How the nonprofit space has grown and evolved over the past 20 years (5:20) The ROI of having good technology in place (7:30) Identifying opportunities for improved efficiencies (12:00) How a solid financial foundation leads to more revenue (17:10) Using your team's perspective to help identify and fix inefficiencies in your organization (22:00)   Teasers: “We've seen the business of nonprofits explode over the last 20 years, and I really believe that it's just going to continue to grow as folks become more and more focused on social good.” “Let the machines work so the people can think.” “You cannot have the impact that you want to have if your backend (system) is broken.” “Any platform is only as good as its level of adoption.”   Resources: Connect with Heather on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-johnson-a170b3157/  Follow Blackbaud on Instagram: @blackbaud Keep up to date with Blackbaud on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blackbaud/  For more information on Blackbaud, visit their website at: www.blackbaud.com  Download the free Finance Routine Checklist: https://100degreesconsulting.com/routine/ Keep up to date with the podcast: @100degreesconsulting Follow Stephanie on Instagram: @stephanie.skry/  Connect with Stephanie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieskryzowski/  Visit the podcast page: https://100degreesconsulting.com/leveraging-technology    Want more of the podcast? New episodes are released weekly! Find them all plus show notes and exclusive bonus content at 100degreesconsulting.com/podcast. Leave us a review! Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Let me know what you loved most about this episode! Subscribe to the show so you don't miss a thing!

Living Ayurveda is challenging. Then add to the equation a full time job, a few kids and a house to manage and you have a recipe for chaos. How do you make it all work? The answer is, you don't. You can do all the things, but you can't do all the things all the time. Balancing your many roles and still finding balance takes work and practice. In this episode I share what I have learned about implementing Ayurveda for myself and my family from the past year of working full time and raising my 4 kids. It hasn't always been pretty or easy, but it has taught me so much and I hope some of what I share helps you achieve greater balance while wearing many different hats. If you haven't gotten your free Ayurveda Starter Kit with tongue scraper, mala beads and online courses, order yours today at https://ayurvedalifeschool.com/order-382928771587764200421Ready to join the Immersion and take your Ayurvedic practices to the next level? Join the self paced Ayurveda Immersion program. Learn more here. Have a fantastic week. Namaste.Heather Johnson

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Makers of Minnesota! In today's episode, we dive into the world of pet products and meet a company that is making a splash in the industry. Say hello to Wet Dog, an online retailer that offers high-quality pet products and gives back to dog rescues with every purchase. We'll hear from Heather Johnson, the sales and marketing expert behind Create it's Wet Dog shampoo, as she shares insights into the challenges of the competitive shampoo market and the importance of sourcing ingredients locally. Plus, we'll discover how Wet Dog is expanding its brand and gaining traction in the marketplace. So, grab a comfy spot for you and your furry friend because this episode is all about pampering our pets and celebrating the special bond we share with them. Let's get started with "Wet Dog"!SHOW TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS:Stephanie [00:00:12]:Hello, everybody, and welcome to the makers of Minnesota Podcast, where we talked cool people doing cool things and there's nothing cooler than your pets, right? Everybody's crazy about their dogs and their cats. I was just on a trip for 10 days away from my dog, and I got home, and he has not stopped, like, being by my side ever since. I think I'm giving them a complex because I keep leaving. But I am here at Heather Johnson, and she's from the company Create it. She does sales and marketing for a product that specifically for pets called Wet Dog. Hello, Heather. Thanks for joining us.Heather Johnson [00:00:48]:Hello. Thank you for having me.Stephanie [00:00:50]:So what do you think it is about pets and dogs in particular that we are so obsessed and have to buy, like, all these fancy products for them.Heather Johnson [00:01:03]:well, I think it's 1st and foremost the unconditional love. Pets just brings so much joy to us, and we wanna give them everything we can because they're they're just so loving to us, and they really enhance our lives.Stephanie [00:01:17]:Don't you think too? Like, I don't know. Maybe it's just because I had a dog for 18 years that died, and then I rescued another dog. And this dog is fairly, I'm just gonna say needy. not in a bad way. He just really likes me and really wants to be with me all the time, and my other dog was a lot more independent. And I also think like COVID, we spent 2 years with our free animals. And in a lot of instances, they were our only people that we interacted with or not people, but they just gave us so much joy during a time. Many of us spent a lot more time outdoors with our pets. It just really feels like coming out of COVID, people's pets mean more to them than ever.Heather Johnson [00:02:00]:Yeah. Definitely. I know the you know, you have extra bonding time. You're sitting on the couch. You're watching TV with them. there was a lot more walks going on. just a lot more time to, kind of enrich their lives with our presence as well.Stephanie [00:02:18]:Can you tell me a little bit about formulation about wet dog products in particular and why, it's cool that they're made here. I love that that they're made in Minnesota. But what is it like? I I don't even know, like, some people don't even wash their dogs, right? They just either take them to a salon or once a year, they get thrown into the lake?Heather Johnson [00:02:42]:Yeah. well, our our pet product is super cool. well, because we have flower power in it. And that just simply is the essence of rescue remedy. So during the bath, people get anxious too because we're not used to bringing our pet to the bathroom. And so they kind of feed off of that. So it's relaxing for both the pet owner and for the pet.Stephanie [00:03:04]:And you've got a shampoo, a conditioner. And is there another type of spray too?Heather Johnson [00:03:09]:Yep. We have a detangling spray and it's, like, a skin conditioner as well. So it helps for dry itchy or flaky skin.Stephanie [00:03:17]:When you have pets, like, how often should you be bathing them?Heather Johnson [00:03:23]:well, that's gonna depend upon your pets. Sometimes you have a guy that loves to get outside and roll around in the dirt and mud and just kind of be adventurous. those pets are product is safe to use on them as much as you'd like. because it is all natural. we've taken out all of the parabens sulfates, peanut wheat, gluten, and dye. And, so again, it's safe for your pet to use every day. It has a very high quality of oatmeal protein, so it's excellent for their skin and their coat. and then you could just have a guy that's real, you know, wants to be a laptop. I think at your own discretion, if you notice, like, that wet dog smell, maybe you might want to consider a bath. and those little, you know, we call it a spa day and make it real special for them.Stephanie [00:04:11]:Oh, that's cute. I never thought about that giving the old Stanley a spa day, but I suppose why not? Exactly. Is there a competition? Is this a competitive market this product?Heather Johnson [00:04:24]:I would say that shampoo in general is kind of competitive. It's kinda hard to, you know, reinvent the wheel for shampooing, so to say, But what really makes us stand out is that our product is a 100% sourced in the United States. as you know, in the United States, we have very standards when it comes to, what goes into products that we use on our body or and or consume. So you're guaranteed that you're gonna have nothing but high quality ingredients, and you're going to be supporting, aStephanie [00:04:59]:family owned business in the United States and in Minnesota. So when you are going into your sales and marketing pitch, like, is it do you try to get this product on, like, you know, more boutique stores, or are you, like, trying to get it into the pet smarts of the world? And how challenging is it for a small business to compete with, you know, some of the bigger guys?Heather Johnson [00:05:23]:well, we're we're in the process of of doing a lot of marketing locally, we have partnered with, Jerry SUPERVALU. So we're working in local, family owned businesses at this time. but, yeah, it is a competitive market. And, you know, making yourself stand out is you know, something that you have to work on daily. You have to build trust with the consumer, and you have to back your you have to, you know, every day go out and, and give the best, the best to everybody. Or otherwise, you know, if you lose trust, you're not gonna make it very far.Stephanie [00:06:01]:Right. And is there other like product lines or extensions that you guys have explored? Or I love it that you're at Jerry super value. They do a really good job of supporting Minnesota makers. And, they're a great family business as well. But Can you, like, is it hard to get traction, or can you get traction with a couple of products and then expand the line, or is the goal really to just get this these three items in as many stores as possible?Heather Johnson [00:06:30]:you know what? We're always looking at growing our brand. we're always looking at, you know, what what do our pets need, you know, things evolve and, and we kind of we want to keep a pulse on the industry so that we can be competitive in the marketplace. So I would say we're always looking to grow. We're always looking to improve our And, you know, with that in mind, you know, we keep our eyes wide open in the industry. So we can, again, be competitive.Stephanie [00:07:00]:What's your biggest marketing challenge so far?Heather Johnson [00:07:04]:Oh, gosh. Our biggest marketing challenge so far I would say is, just really getting the word out, to all the people, not just in Minnesota, is growing our, our product brand throughout the United States. and by doing that, we have started working with, USA Made products. we're talking right now with the army and the air force reserves to be in their PX stores for American May products, as well as in the New York market. We're in the made in the USA store, which is pretty cool.Stephanie [00:07:40]:Yeah. That is cool. when you think about just how different it is like because you're not really marketing to dogs. You're marketing to the families of dogs. Is it women or men or who's your primary target?Heather Johnson [00:07:55]:Oh gosh. I think it's pretty equal between, men and women. it you would be surprised when we're at the state fair and that that civilian, that it's across the board. Anybody who loves their pet has a ton of questions for us. They wanna know about our product line, and they will spend 10 more dollars on their pet every single time if it's for the best interest of their pet.Stephanie [00:08:21]:Yeah. Probably more than they would spend on themselves in some cases.Heather Johnson [00:08:26]:Absolutely. I have definitely seen that.Stephanie [00:08:29]:Is the pet pavilion a sales opportunity for you, or do you use it as marketing or both?Heather Johnson [00:08:35]:I would say both. We've been, at the Minnesota State Bear sinceStephanie [00:08:40]:2012.Heather Johnson [00:08:43]:we see a lot of repeat people that will come in that have to show us pictures of their pet every year, where they've been with their pet every year. And so the connection with everybody in Minnesota is fantastic. we love getting out and shaking hands and, you know, meeting everybody and hearing their pet stories. And then, of course, we all take the opportunity to sell our product and get it in the hands of, pet parents everywhere so that they can go home and, again, do the spa day with their fur baby.Stephanie [00:09:13]:If people wanna try a wet dog right now besides Jerry's, what's the best way for them to get it?Heather Johnson [00:09:20]:they can go online wet dashdog.com, and they can order from us. What's super cool about that is that with every online order, we give 5% back to a dog rescue every month. this month, it's pause for pause. and like I said, so if you order directly from us, we do give back to at charities. And also, you can find a list of all of our, retail partners on our social media as well as on our website.Stephanie [00:09:51]:I love it. And what's your social media handle so people can follow you guys?Heather Johnson [00:09:55]:It is Wet Dog, w e t d o g.Stephanie [00:09:58]:Okay. Simple is that. Alright. How's that? Yeah. Well, I'm excited. I'm gonna check out your products. Hopefully, I'll get a chance to get by your booth at the Fair. get to face to face. Yes. Yes. thank you for reaching out, and thanks for being a Minnesota maker. We're excited about it.Heather Johnson [00:10:17]:Thank you so much. I was so happy to be here and meet you today.Stephanie [00:10:20]:For sure. Thanks, Heather.Heather Johnson [00:10:21]:Thank you.Stephanie [00:10:22]:Okay. Bye bye.Stephanie's Dish Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Makers of Minnesota! In today's episode, we dive into the world of pet products and meet a company that is making a splash in the industry. Say hello to Wet Dog, an online retailer that offers high-quality pet products and gives back to dog rescues with every purchase. We'll hear from Heather Johnson, the sales and marketing expert behind Create it's Wet Dog shampoo, as she shares insights into the challenges of the competitive shampoo market and the importance of sourcing ingredients locally. Plus, we'll discover how Wet Dog is expanding its brand and gaining traction in the marketplace. So, grab a comfy spot for you and your furry friend because this episode is all about pampering our pets and celebrating the special bond we share with them. Let's get started with "Wet Dog"!SHOW TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS:Stephanie [00:00:12]:Hello, everybody, and welcome to the makers of Minnesota Podcast, where we talked cool people doing cool things and there's nothing cooler than your pets, right? Everybody's crazy about their dogs and their cats. I was just on a trip for 10 days away from my dog, and I got home, and he has not stopped, like, being by my side ever since. I think I'm giving them a complex because I keep leaving. But I am here at Heather Johnson, and she's from the company Create it. She does sales and marketing for a product that specifically for pets called Wet Dog. Hello, Heather. Thanks for joining us.Heather Johnson [00:00:48]:Hello. Thank you for having me.Stephanie [00:00:50]:So what do you think it is about pets and dogs in particular that we are so obsessed and have to buy, like, all these fancy products for them.Heather Johnson [00:01:03]:well, I think it's 1st and foremost the unconditional love. Pets just brings so much joy to us, and we wanna give them everything we can because they're they're just so loving to us, and they really enhance our lives.Stephanie [00:01:17]:Don't you think too? Like, I don't know. Maybe it's just because I had a dog for 18 years that died, and then I rescued another dog. And this dog is fairly, I'm just gonna say needy. not in a bad way. He just really likes me and really wants to be with me all the time, and my other dog was a lot more independent. And I also think like COVID, we spent 2 years with our free animals. And in a lot of instances, they were our only people that we interacted with or not people, but they just gave us so much joy during a time. Many of us spent a lot more time outdoors with our pets. It just really feels like coming out of COVID, people's pets mean more to them than ever.Heather Johnson [00:02:00]:Yeah. Definitely. I know the you know, you have extra bonding time. You're sitting on the couch. You're watching TV with them. there was a lot more walks going on. just a lot more time to, kind of enrich their lives with our presence as well.Stephanie [00:02:18]:Can you tell me a little bit about formulation about wet dog products in particular and why, it's cool that they're made here. I love that that they're made in Minnesota. But what is it like? I I don't even know, like, some people don't even wash their dogs, right? They just either take them to a salon or once a year, they get thrown into the lake?Heather Johnson [00:02:42]:Yeah. well, our our pet product is super cool. well, because we have flower power in it. And that just simply is the essence of rescue remedy. So during the bath, people get anxious too because we're not used to bringing our pet to the bathroom. And so they kind of feed off of that. So it's relaxing for both the pet owner and for the pet.Stephanie [00:03:04]:And you've got a shampoo, a conditioner. And is there another type of spray too?Heather Johnson [00:03:09]:Yep. We have a detangling spray and it's, like, a skin conditioner as well. So it helps for dry itchy or flaky skin.Stephanie [00:03:17]:When you have pets, like, how often should you be bathing them?Heather Johnson [00:03:23]:well, that's gonna depend upon your pets. Sometimes you have a guy that loves to get outside and roll around in the dirt and mud and just kind of be adventurous. those pets are product is safe to use on them as much as you'd like. because it is all natural. we've taken out all of the parabens sulfates, peanut wheat, gluten, and dye. And, so again, it's safe for your pet to use every day. It has a very high quality of oatmeal protein, so it's excellent for their skin and their coat. and then you could just have a guy that's real, you know, wants to be a laptop. I think at your own discretion, if you notice, like, that wet dog smell, maybe you might want to consider a bath. and those little, you know, we call it a spa day and make it real special for them.Stephanie [00:04:11]:Oh, that's cute. I never thought about that giving the old Stanley a spa day, but I suppose why not? Exactly. Is there a competition? Is this a competitive market this product?Heather Johnson [00:04:24]:I would say that shampoo in general is kind of competitive. It's kinda hard to, you know, reinvent the wheel for shampooing, so to say, But what really makes us stand out is that our product is a 100% sourced in the United States. as you know, in the United States, we have very standards when it comes to, what goes into products that we use on our body or and or consume. So you're guaranteed that you're gonna have nothing but high quality ingredients, and you're going to be supporting, aStephanie [00:04:59]:family owned business in the United States and in Minnesota. So when you are going into your sales and marketing pitch, like, is it do you try to get this product on, like, you know, more boutique stores, or are you, like, trying to get it into the pet smarts of the world? And how challenging is it for a small business to compete with, you know, some of the bigger guys?Heather Johnson [00:05:23]:well, we're we're in the process of of doing a lot of marketing locally, we have partnered with, Jerry SUPERVALU. So we're working in local, family owned businesses at this time. but, yeah, it is a competitive market. And, you know, making yourself stand out is you know, something that you have to work on daily. You have to build trust with the consumer, and you have to back your you have to, you know, every day go out and, and give the best, the best to everybody. Or otherwise, you know, if you lose trust, you're not gonna make it very far.Stephanie [00:06:01]:Right. And is there other like product lines or extensions that you guys have explored? Or I love it that you're at Jerry super value. They do a really good job of supporting Minnesota makers. And, they're a great family business as well. But Can you, like, is it hard to get traction, or can you get traction with a couple of products and then expand the line, or is the goal really to just get this these three items in as many stores as possible?Heather Johnson [00:06:30]:you know what? We're always looking at growing our brand. we're always looking at, you know, what what do our pets need, you know, things evolve and, and we kind of we want to keep a pulse on the industry so that we can be competitive in the marketplace. So I would say we're always looking to grow. We're always looking to improve our And, you know, with that in mind, you know, we keep our eyes wide open in the industry. So we can, again, be competitive.Stephanie [00:07:00]:What's your biggest marketing challenge so far?Heather Johnson [00:07:04]:Oh, gosh. Our biggest marketing challenge so far I would say is, just really getting the word out, to all the people, not just in Minnesota, is growing our, our product brand throughout the United States. and by doing that, we have started working with, USA Made products. we're talking right now with the army and the air force reserves to be in their PX stores for American May products, as well as in the New York market. We're in the made in the USA store, which is pretty cool.Stephanie [00:07:40]:Yeah. That is cool. when you think about just how different it is like because you're not really marketing to dogs. You're marketing to the families of dogs. Is it women or men or who's your primary target?Heather Johnson [00:07:55]:Oh gosh. I think it's pretty equal between, men and women. it you would be surprised when we're at the state fair and that that civilian, that it's across the board. Anybody who loves their pet has a ton of questions for us. They wanna know about our product line, and they will spend 10 more dollars on their pet every single time if it's for the best interest of their pet.Stephanie [00:08:21]:Yeah. Probably more than they would spend on themselves in some cases.Heather Johnson [00:08:26]:Absolutely. I have definitely seen that.Stephanie [00:08:29]:Is the pet pavilion a sales opportunity for you, or do you use it as marketing or both?Heather Johnson [00:08:35]:I would say both. We've been, at the Minnesota State Bear sinceStephanie [00:08:40]:2012.Heather Johnson [00:08:43]:we see a lot of repeat people that will come in that have to show us pictures of their pet every year, where they've been with their pet every year. And so the connection with everybody in Minnesota is fantastic. we love getting out and shaking hands and, you know, meeting everybody and hearing their pet stories. And then, of course, we all take the opportunity to sell our product and get it in the hands of, pet parents everywhere so that they can go home and, again, do the spa day with their fur baby.Stephanie [00:09:13]:If people wanna try a wet dog right now besides Jerry's, what's the best way for them to get it?Heather Johnson [00:09:20]:they can go online wet dashdog.com, and they can order from us. What's super cool about that is that with every online order, we give 5% back to a dog rescue every month. this month, it's pause for pause. and like I said, so if you order directly from us, we do give back to at charities. And also, you can find a list of all of our, retail partners on our social media as well as on our website.Stephanie [00:09:51]:I love it. And what's your social media handle so people can follow you guys?Heather Johnson [00:09:55]:It is Wet Dog, w e t d o g.Stephanie [00:09:58]:Okay. Simple is that. Alright. How's that? Yeah. Well, I'm excited. I'm gonna check out your products. Hopefully, I'll get a chance to get by your booth at the Fair. get to face to face. Yes. Yes. thank you for reaching out, and thanks for being a Minnesota maker. We're excited about it.Heather Johnson [00:10:17]:Thank you so much. I was so happy to be here and meet you today.Stephanie [00:10:20]:For sure. Thanks, Heather.Heather Johnson [00:10:21]:Thank you.Stephanie [00:10:22]:Okay. Bye bye.Stephanie's Dish Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

On this episode I was joined by Heather Johnson who's the CEO of Ingenium. In this episode, expect to learn: • Why Waste Management in Pharma might be more complicated than you might think • Different kinds of sharps, why sharps are challenging and what happens to sharps containers? • Waste potential and repurposing orphan chemicals • And what Zero Waste means for sustainability Heather Johnson has over 25 years of expertise in the hazardous waste management industry as a C-level Executive, Sales/Marketing Director and Account Manager. As a seasoned entrepreneur who has launched several existing waste management firms, Heather is a founding partner of INGENIUM and currently serves as its Chief Executive Officer. Heather's innovative vision into sustainability for regulated waste management has positioned INGENIUM as an industry leader in innovative waste to energy programs and has provided INGENIUM's clients with environmentally friendly alternatives to waste disposal, including zero waste initiatives. Heather is well known for her participation in the industry, including her past presidency of BioNet, a non-profit association devoted to biological safety. She has also served on the Board of Directors for several local non-profit organizations and has made community service a priority for INGENIUM and its employees.

Food blogger, cookbook author, and TV personality Heather Johnson of The Food Hussy joined me in a conversation about how she moved from blogging as a side-hustle to blogging as a career.Grab your coffee and come hang out with us as she shares the opportunities (and challenges) along this journey.PS - Here is Heather's book if you want to grab a copy: https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/150722009X THE INSIDER MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN AGAIN! Learn more here: https://leslipeterson.com/insider2/If you're a professional blogger (or want to be) then check out my FREE Facebook Group where we talk about the business of blogging everyday! https://www.facebook.com/groups/leslipetersonThe quickest way to increase your traffic? Update your content regularly. Get a free blog post update checklist here: https://leslipeterson.com/Curious about how to connect with your newsletter audience? Get a free list of 52 Newsletter Connection Prompts here: https://leslipeterson.com/===== FOLLOW ME ===== FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/leslipeterson Podcast: https://podcast.leslipeterson.com/ ** Sometimes I link to additional resources, and they may or may not include affiliate links. I'll never link you to anything I don't use myself!

Perfectionism is an impossible feat. But you should still strive to be the best possible you. What if you learned to put yourself first to overcome adversity? Today, I chatted with Heather Johnson—Nurse Practitioner and Beachbody Coach—about her impressive body transformation. Gymnastics and athleticism always played a vital role in Heather's life. She always strived for that elusive "Perfect 10." But after leaving the sport, getting married, and having kids, she fell into a dark place. Would an 80-day fitness and nutrition challenge be enough to pull her out? Here's how Heather transformed her mind and body and became a Beachbody coach in the process. Ready to transform your body and have a supportive community cheering you on? Follow Coach Heather on Facebook or @its.heather.j on Instagram. 

Big Transitions Call for Maximum Influence with your Employees In this episode of #PoisedforExit I had the good pleasure of interviewing Dr Heather Johnson, President of Klassen Performance Group.  KPG specializes in soft skill leadership development and works with many clients in the throes of significant transition that many times involves a merger or acquisition. Dr Johnson is a clinical psychologist and found her love for 'what makes people tick' very early in her educational career. An employee of her father's family business throughout her upbringing, she recalls the difficulty in hearing the words "we're selling the business". At 18 years old she learned all about the obstacles to a successful exit, yet she said her father handled it like a champion. From the multiple family member shareholders to the employees, she learned a great deal about how to communicate effectively in tense situations. Dr Johnson's father launched Klassen Performance Group as his 'next act' and then sold it to Heather, who plans to transition the business to her children who are already involved. Developing the kind of skills necessary to deliver a tough message like "we're selling" or "We've sold" takes some preparation and a plan for how to assist employees with the change as well. Dr Johnson recommends a communication plan and an event after the sale announcement to allow employees to express feedback, questions or ideas for the future."People need to know that what they're feeling matters and that we hear what they are saying," she said. Her team helps the owners and leadership make these kinds of transitions professionally, planfully and with empathy. Listen to the episode here.Connect with Dr. Heather Johnson  and check out Klassen Performance Group here!Thank you to our show sponsors!  Sunbelt Business Advisors and Trust PointAre you ready for your best exit? There is no time like the present to prepare. Check out these resources offered by KeyeStrategies: Business Readiness Transition online course Free Ebook download here Purchase Poised for Exit book here

In this episode, host Randy Goruk has a conversation about hazardous waste management, waste to energy and leadership with Heather Johnson, CEO of INGENIUM, a leading hazardous waste management provider focusing on providing sustainable solutions before implementing traditional disposal options. You will learn: The biggest hazardous waste management challenges manufacturers and distributors of building materials are faced with and the implication for construction companies running jobsites. Why targeting a waste to energy program is important for building material producers. Why a career in hazardous materials can be rewarding. Career advice for college graduates and emerging leaders who want to be successful. Waste management advice for building material and construction company leaders.

Heather Johnson teaches Sports Medicine 1 and 2 teacher at Westwood High School in Blythewood, South Carolina. Johnson earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of South Florida where she worked with the women's soccer team, baseball and of course football  Johnson was one of six graduate students in the country chosen to take part in a new program placing Certified Athletic Trainers in the military. She left Tampa for Columbia and the University of South Carolina. After two years at Ft. Jackson, under USC, the program was considered a success and Johnson was hired full time, where she remained for three more years. She moved on to Midlands Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery where she functioned as both an Athletic Trainer and cast technician, working with all walks of life. Since taking over the Sports Medicine program in 2018 at Westwood High School, Johnson has been adding more completers and more certificates to each student's resume. Even through COVID , Westwood Sports Medicine continued to grow, becoming one of the few schools in the state to offer the industry-recognized American College of Sports Medicine Personal Training exam to advanced students. In addition, on April 5, 2022 Westwood Sports Medicine made history, becoming the first and, to date, only school in both Richland 2 and the state to induct members into the National Honor Society of Sports Medicine.  On the podcast, Heather is joined by two juniors, Rachel Brown and Ella Boston.   Intro and Outro music "Vicious Pen" courtesy of Moby Gratis https://mobygratis.com/

1. Kerri Chandler, Jerome Sydenham ft Troy Denari - You're in my system (Dennis Quinn Club mix) 2. Mind Street, Cinnamon Brown, Sphiwe Cas-Miz - It's alright (Sphiwe Can-Miz Remix) 3. Wes Wynn, His Better Truth - Moonlighting 4. Groove Junkies, Reelsoul, Tertullen Thomas - Risin to the top (Groove n Soul Sunday Service mix) 5. Simo Adams, Max Millan - I believe 6. Souldynamic, Pamela Williams, Patti Labelle & Teena Marie - The secret garden (Souldynamic mix) 7. U-Ness, Jedset ft Kaysee & Christian Alvarez - Boogie wonderland (Christian Alvarez & Shane D mix) 8. Elements of Life - You came into my life (Ralf Gum & Raw Artistic Soul Remix) 9. Patrick Green, Big Brooklyn Red, Phil Asher - Shine your light on me (Phil Asher Restless Soul Mix) 10. Crackazat - Class one 11. DJ Open, Jovonn, Tasha La Rae - Soulful Storm 12. DJ Passion - Close to you 13. Joey Negro, The Sunburst Band - He is (Joey Negro Club Mix) 14. Kelli Sae - Good love (Michael Gray Mix) 15. Kings of Tomorrow, April Morgan, Sandy Rivera - Never Knew (Sandy Rivera Classic Mix) 16. The RC Groove Project, Ron Carroll - Love is love (Chicago House Mix) 17. Wes Wynn, Ellie White - Love's taken over 18. Souldynamic - Yes you're my baby (Souldynamic Unreleased Mix) 19. Cafe 432, Phebe Edwards - Misled 20. Heather Johnson, Shane D - Washes over me (Unreleased Shane D Mix) 21. Journey Men, Anna Marie Johnson - Wanna be down) 22. Christopher Williams, Carolyn Griffey, Stev Silk Hurley, DJ Skip, Shane D - You're the one for me (Shane D Mix) 23. DJ Disciple, Amorelle - My sweet self 24. Du Beats - Mesmerised (JT Donaldson Remix) 25. Souldynamic & Jones Girls - Who can I run to (Souldynamic Mix)

“Ok, I'm all in. God if this is what you have for me, I'm willing to do it the rest of my life.” In this second part of our conversation with Trey and Heather we get a glimpse into the life of a cowboy turned minister who has had more than his share of ups and downs. The true theme of their life, marriage and ministry is a no quit attitude. That tenacity for the Word and the things of God has carried to victory. Don't miss the life lessons from this winning couple, push play! Show Notes: TREY JOHNSON MINISTRIES - Home http://www.treyjohnsonministries.com/ Wednesday Service || Pt. 10: The Belt and the Breastplate || Trey Johnson || Nov 14, 2018 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlMTFjpDck8 Wednesday Service ll Encounter - April 5, 2023 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77J7e49nk-Y

“Ok, Lord, I get it. Go tell people what I've done in your life, right!” In this two-part convo, we hear Heather and Trey's restoration story. It's a powerful and beautiful testimony of God working in their life. In this part, we get to hear how Heather gained victory from a life of substance abuse, domestic violence, abortion, and more. Not only did God restore and heal Heather, but He is using her story to minister to millions. Take a listen and stay tuned for more because part two is just as amazing! Show Notes: TREY JOHNSON MINISTRIES - http://www.treyjohnsonministries.com/ If God forgives, so can you - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o790qxiwHNk The Winner Mindset || Trey Johnson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5Cs86oG580&t=14s

The promised blessings in our life from the Lord are sure. So how do we learn to wait well as some of those blessings take more time to be fulfilled? We're all waiting on something from the Lord in our lives: peace, patience, a promise that has not yet been fulfilled.   "Our worth is not determined by what we are waiting for."   Our guest Heather Johnson has been studying out why we have those waiting periods and what we are supposed to learn about ourselves while we wait for the Lord to fulfill his promises. She joins us today to help us understand what it means to “wait well.”   Top takeaways from this episode: Relying on moments we have already had with the spirit is how we get through the waiting periods of our lives. Our worth is not determined by what blessings we might be waiting for from the Lord. We are already worthy of His love. Learning to control our emotions while enduring our waiting periods will bring us peace and the ability to wait well. Growth and closeness to God are blessings of learning to wait well.   Small and simple challenge: try to not make the waiting period be connected to your worth. Anytime you have a thought that you aren't good enough because you haven't received promised blessings, redirect your thoughts to better recognize your worth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heather Johnson, our Director of Culture, is here today talking about a topic that might make us a little uncomfortable but it's one we need to be talking about and it's conflict. If you've spent any time scrolling social media or even just doing daily life, then you know that conflict is inevitable. The good news is Heather is here with practical and biblical steps that will train and equip us for the conflict we'll face. That's what we do here at Revelation Wellness—we train for the hard things. We really do believe we're better together, so let's practice leaning into relationships. Did you know that being in community is one reason we're launching our brand-new free RW app? We wanted a place for the Rev community to gather together, and it's coming on February 14! From daily devotionals, a community group, and easy access to RevWell TV, the Revelation Wellness podcast, live workouts and so much more—we're bringing you the best of Revelation Wellness in one place!  We're also excited to launch RW+ on the app where you'll get access to premium content created just for you! If you loved hearing the conversation with Alisa and Sophia, then we think you're going to love hearing more like this on RW+ and so much more!  Get on the RW App Waiting List and get ready to launch with us on February 14! We love our Rev community and think you will too! Be sure to get connected with us at: The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook / Instagram / RevWell TV / Youtube   Your reviews matter to us and help spread the good news, so please leave us one where you listen to your podcast! If we read your review on our show, we'll send you a free gift from the Revelation Wellness Store!   We'd also love to hear from you! So leave us a VOICE MESSAGE here!  Tell us what you thought about this episode and how God met you in this episode!

This episode is a discussion with Heather Johnson, Owner of Kudzu Brands. It is easy to see why she was the 2022 Woman Up Impact Award Winner in Asheville, NC. We cover many key points, including:- A servant's mindset-  Kudzu Brands unique process of working with clients- How she made a shift in her career path- The importance of company cultureYou can find Heather at: Kudzu Brands | Asheville, NC | Full Service Marketing Agency

Thanks for joining us for this episode of the Revelation Wellness podcast! Today we have a fantastic teaching from Heather Johnson, who is non only the Director of Culture at Revelation Wellness, but also a Revelation Wellness Instructor and graduate of Platoon 3. Heather has such a BIG heart for Jesus and you'll hear that joy as she helps us start to think about places we're called to forget. Friends, having Heather on this Thanksgiving episode is going to bless you!  For all of the links and resources mentioned in this episode, plus other great resources to explore, click here: Links/Resources We've been talking all about being generations of change this month at Revelation Wellness. As we enter into this season of Thanksgiving, we want you to know how thankful we are for every one our donors who make this podcast possible. This podcast is only made possible because of your generosity! Want to help us spread the good news of Jesus to the ends of the earth? Come on mission with us as a DONOR today! We love our Rev community and think you will too! Be sure to get connected with us! The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook / Instagram / RevWell TV / Youtube   Your reviews matter to us and help spread the good news, so please leave us one where you listen to your podcast! If we read your review on our show, we'll send you a free gift from the Revelation Wellness Store!   We'd also love to hear from you! So leave us a VOICE MESSAGE here!  Tell us what you thought about this episode and how God met you in this workout.

Perfectionism is an impossible feat. But you should still strive to be the best possible you. What if you learned to put yourself first to overcome adversity? Today, I chatted with Heather Johnson—Nurse Practitioner and Beachbody Coach—about her impressive body transformation. Gymnastics and athleticism always played a vital role in Heather's life. She always strived for that elusive "Perfect 10." But after leaving the sport, getting married, and having kids, she fell into a dark place. Would an 80-day fitness and nutrition challenge be enough to pull her out? Here's how Heather transformed her mind and body and became a Beachbody coach in the process. Ready to transform your body and have a supportive community cheering you on? Follow Coach Heather on Facebook or @its.heather.j on Instagram.

Heather Johnson is the founder of Isla Mae, a community-driven organization that provides women with spa services and mental health support after a loss, miscarriage, illness, or cancer. The goal is to provide a safe space for grief and self-care during the healing process.Heather Johnson is a Florida native with a Masters in Special Education from the University of Florida. Heather has owned and operated Hauteshot Logistics for nearly 10 years. She has been married to her husband, Byron, since 2014 and together, they have 3 girls ages 19, 18, and 4.  She is currently renovating Isla Day Spa which will provide a safe, luxurious space for self-care during the healing process with a percentage of all profits benefiting Isla Mae Non-Profit for Women. She currently serves as a deacon at Aspire Church San Marco while growing her businesses and raising her daughters.Support the Podcast -https://www.patreon.com/adultchildwww.buymeacoffee.com/adultchildFollow Andrea on social -www.instagram.com/adultchildpodwww.tiktok.com/@adultchildpodMid-roll music source https://soundcloud.com/ericclapton/tears-in-heaven-3 (I do not own the rights of song - for entertainment purposes only)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Support the show

With her hours cut due to the pandemic and a new house to pay for, this week's guest set out an action plan to make 6-figures in 2021. To achieve that, Heather Johnson of HeatherXStudio.com decided to start an Etsy store selling print-on-demand goods like t-shirts, mugs, and other apparel and items. Fast forward two years and Heather is now a former MRI tech who's taken her print-on-demand side hustle full-time and is averaging $15k a month in revenue and $4-5k in monthly profit. How'd she do it? By following the trends with her own unique spin, putting 100s of products up for sale, and implementing some savvy marketing strategies you can apply in your own business. Tune in to The Side Hustle Show interview to hear: why and how Heather created a “high-volume listing store” how she evaluates competition and finds new creative ideas heather's best practices for maximum organic exposure on Etsy Full show notes