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You’ve taken your child to church since they were a baby. Family Bible reading, worship music on the radio, and bedtime prayers have been woven into the life of your family. Yet despite the foundation of faith you’ve built for child, they struggle to believe. Doubts, poor choices, and even resistance to God have eroded their trust in Jesus. You’re discouraged and afraid as a parent—will praying for the heart of your prodigal child make a difference? Janet McHenry joins us today to encourage moms and dads to pray by faith for their sons and daughters. With experience and insight, she explains How Janet’s prayer walks grew into a powerful ministry to help us all learn how to pray. The day Janet realized her son was far from God Our limits as parents to shape our children’s beliefs and choices Signs your child is struggling with doubt or secret behaviors How to cope with fear as a mom or dad Why prayer is more about access to God than answers from God How to pray for your child with confidence   Janet McHenry is an award-winning speaker and the author of 24 books, including the bestselling PrayerWalk and her newest, The Complete Guide to the Prayers of Jesus. Janet is the wife of her rancher husband, Craig, in the Sierra Valley, and is a mom of four and grandmother to ten children.  Through prayer walking, Janet’s life was transformed and her ministry was born. Connect with Janet at janetmchenry.com to discover a wide collection of resources, life coaching, and her “Prayer School” masterclass today.

Welcome to She Invests, where you’ll hear from existing female angel investors, venture capitalists and fund managers on their investment thesis. From deal flow to exits, they will share the best practices that contribute to their success. In this episode, Dr. Silvia Mah welcomes to the podcast former Director of Contracts at Qualcomm, Janet Carson. After retiring from Qualcomm in 2018, Janet turned her focus to making an impact in the community by serving with several community-based organizations and investing personal resources with numerous startup companies. As an angel investor, Janet identifies innovative solutions and technology-centric startup companies for investment opportunities. Dr. Silvia and Janet talk about how Janet has diversified her portfolio through different types of investment opportunities, from Portfolia and San Diego Angel Conference to Founders First Capital Partners. They discuss the value of looking to others for industry-specific expertise throughout the due diligence process. Finally, they speak to Janet’s passion for investing in women-led and underrepresented startup organizations. 05:06 – Dr. Silvia Mah introduces today’s guest, Janet Carson who speaks to extensive business background, her involvement in San Diego Angel Conference and what she enjoyed most about SDAC 11:19 – How Janet’s experience has changed with a year under her belt at SDAC and speaks to the benefits of angel investing 15:14 – How SDAC has adjusted and pivoted amidst COVID-19 19:32 – Janet speaks to the site visits she’s excited to make once it’s safer to travel 23:02 – Janet opens up about her different investment approaches and how she’s leveraged the investment platform Portfolia 34:10 – Janet talks about her involvement with Kim Folsom and Founders First Capital Partners 38:01 – How Janet views herself as an investor 42:54 – What abundance mindset means to Janet Full show notes: http://www.sheinvests.com/36

Interview with Janet Todd The Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 157 with Heather Rose Jones A series of interviews with authors of historically-based fiction featuring queer women. In this episode we talk about: Why I jumped at the chance to interview Janet Todd Dynamics of mothers and daughters in mid-20th century England Post-WWII social and political changes in England all the way up to Brexit Themes of ignorance, claustrophobia, and class aspirations The subtle underlayer of queer sexuality in the book Mid-century experiences of same-sex identification Joan's narrative voice and the life experience it represents Writing an unlikeable character, not for sympathy, but for understanding The “social refusenik” and national character Why does a historian write a relatively modern novel? How Janet's own post-war childhood informed the setting Changes in childrearing philosophy and how they shaped generations Books mentionedDon't You Know There's a War On? by Janet Todd Lady Susan Plays the Game by Janet Todd (an expansion of Jane Austen's Lady Susan) A Man of Genius by Janet Todd (a Gothic novel set in 19th century Venice, no queer content) Radiation Diaries: Cancer, Memory and Fragments of a Life in Words by Janet Todd (memoir of her cancer treatment) A transcript of this podcast may be available here. (Transcripts added when available.) Links to the Lesbian Historic Motif Project Online Website: http://alpennia.com/lhmp Blog: http://alpennia.com/blog RSS: http://alpennia.com/blog/feed/ Twitter: @LesbianMotif Discord: Contact Heather for an invitation to the Alpennia/LHMP Discord server The Lesbian Historic Motif Project Patreon Links to Heather Online Website: http://alpennia.com Email: Heather Rose Jones Twitter: @heatherosejones Facebook: Heather Rose Jones (author page) Links to Janet Todd Online Website: Janet Todd Books: Janet Todd's Amazon page Twitter: @Jan_Todd Facebook: Janet Todd

Janet Falk is a communications professional with over 30 years of experience in-house and at public relations agencies. Janet advises attorneys at small law firms on Media Relations and Marketing Communications so they can: attract new clients, remain top of mind with prior clients, keep in touch with referral sources, help recruit associates, generate a news story about litigation that puts pressure on opposing counsel, and achieve business goals. For example, a press release announced a lawsuit had been filed one morning; that afternoon, a news story appeared in an online industry publication. Less than four hours later, defense counsel contacted the plaintiff’s attorney to discuss a settlement. Before launching Falk Communications and Research in 2009, she served as Media Relations Counsel for more than 350 attorneys in the Corporate & Securities, Private Equity, Financial Industry, Bankruptcy, Securities Litigation, and New York Commercial Litigation practice groups at Reed Smith LLP. Janet arranged for these attorneys to speak on timely legal and business issues with reporters at The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Law Journal, CNBC and Time magazine, among other top-tier legal, business and trade media. These interviews led to quotes in front-page articles and other news stories, which generated new clients for the law firm, in some cases resulting in more than a million dollars in new business. Janet has published articles on Media Relations and Marketing in The New York Law Journal, The New Jersey Law Journal and Marketing the Law Firm. She is a frequent guest on podcasts about legal marketing. What you’ll learn about in this episode: ow Janet helps solo attorneys and small firms with their marketing and communications, and how law firms can benefit from partnering with public relations firms What reporters are looking for when they are seeking sources, and how a PR firm can help you get your name out as a professional that reporters can trust How to build a media profile that offers reporters all the information they need to confirm your status as a professional How the official public relations trade association, the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), defines public relations How Janet helps lawyers clarify the message they want to communicate and then helps them find opportunities to spread that message through the right platforms How Janet’s public relations efforts benefitted a client through a sexual harassment case by creating intense pressure and encouraging the other party to settle quickly Why Janet believes that any publicity isn’t always good publicity for lawyers and their clients, and what options and tools are available for creating press releases What steps firms should take to clean up a bad PR situation, and how the secret is to focus on the three R’s: regret, recompense, and reform How to avoid appearing guilty when talking to a reporter, and why “no comment” is never the right answer to a tough question How to connect with Janet to request a free 30-minute consultation and sign up for her free monthly newsletter Resources: Sample Attorney Executive Media Profile for Reporters & FREE 30 Minute Consult Website: www.JanetLFalk.com Website: www.JanetLFalk.com/newsletters LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/janetlfalk/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/falk-communications-and-research/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/falkcomms/ Twitter: @JanetLFalk Additional Resources: 3 Barriers to Law Firm Growth and How to Overcome Them: https://pilmma.kartra.com/page/3-barriers-on-demand-registration PILMMA’s free Coronavirus Survival Kit: www.pilmma.org/free-resources/ Strategic Attorney Coach: https://www.pilmma.org/strategic-attorney-coach/ PILMMA Join Page: https://pilmma.kartra.com/page/join-pilmma

Interview with Janet Todd The Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode #46b with Heather Rose Jones A series of interviews with authors of historically-based fiction featuring queer women. In this episode we talk about: Why I jumped at the chance to interview Janet Todd Dynamics of mothers and daughters in mid-20th century England Post-WWII social and political changes in England all the way up to Brexit Themes of ignorance, claustrophobia, and class aspirations The subtle underlayer of queer sexuality in the book Mid-century experiences of same-sex identification Joan’s narrative voice and the life experience it represents Writing an unlikeable character, not for sympathy, but for understanding The “social refusenik” and national character Why does a historian write a relatively modern novel? How Janet’s own post-war childhood informed the setting Changes in childrearing philosophy and how they shaped generations Books mentionedDon’t You Know There’s a War On? by Janet Todd Lady Susan Plays the Game by Janet Todd (an expansion of Jane Austen’s Lady Susan) A Man of Genius by Janet Todd (a Gothic novel set in 19th century Venice, no queer content) Radiation Diaries: Cancer, Memory and Fragments of a Life in Words by Janet Todd (memoir of her cancer treatment) A transcript of this podcast is pending. Links to the Lesbian Historic Motif Project Online Website: http://alpennia.com/lhmp Blog: http://alpennia.com/blog RSS: http://alpennia.com/blog/feed/ Links to Heather Online Website: http://alpennia.com Email: Heather Rose Jones Twitter: @heatherosejones Facebook: Heather Rose Jones (author page) Links to Janet Todd Online Website: Janet Todd Books: Janet Todd’s Amazon page Twitter: @Jan_Todd Facebook: Janet Todd If you enjoy this podcast and others at The Lesbian Talk Show, please consider supporting the show through Patreon: The Lesbian Talk Show Patreon The Lesbian Historic Motif Project Patreon

Want to save time creating content and do more with the content you create? If you have a regular podcast or blog or piece of content that you'd love to do more with then my latest podcast with content repurposing expert and author of Content 10X Amy Woods is a must-listen. Amy explains how to save time repurposing your content and what the best type of content is to create. She shares how to repurpose it and why you should consider the platform it's appearing on before you create it. AND why it's really important to make sure you create content that gets found by website search and not just social so you can build your audience on your own land and not someone else's. Amy shares how she repurposes her own podcast and what types of content she creates for it. PLUS how to reduce content creation overwhelm. Going to listen? I'd love to know what you think? {Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode and/or read on for a detailed overview. Scroll down to the bottom to read the show notes including all the links mentioned in this episode} Podcast shownotes About Amy Woods and her business Content 10x (3:36) Why you should start with creating content that you are comfortable with (5:36) Why using live video will give you the best content to repurpose from and engage your audience (7:16) Why you need to remember the message that you are trying to convey when you repurpose your content (12:00) How to repurpose a podcast or video and get it found by search not just social media (13:28) Why you should get a transcription of your video audio to help repurpose content (15:20) How to save time and reduce content overwhelm by making the most of your content (18:30) Why it's good to think about the content you create in relation to the platform (24:12) How to make the most of your easy to create behind the scenes content (27:24) How Janet repurposes her podcast and the content she creates with it  (29:30) How Amy repurposes her podcast and what content she creates with it (32:34) Why it's important to be consistent with your content and how it builds authority and recognition (37:39) Why Amy wrote her book after she had built her audience and content (40:23) Why you need to ‘walk the talk' and demonstrate that you are an authority (44:12) Resources Amy Woods Content 10X Amy Woods Book Content 10X [179] How to get more eyes on your content with Andrew & Pete (podcast) [203] Boost your web traffic through content repurposing with Amy Woods (podcast) [330] How to write awesome sales copy for your business (podcast) [334] How to  build a large audience without paid advertising with Callie Willows (podcast) [339] How to build an audience for an online course or membership (podcast) [343] The three audiences you must build to create a successful online business (podcast) [348] How to write social media posts that sell (podcast episode) [343] The three audiences you must build to create a successful online business (podcast) [374] How to create a year's worth of content in one morning (podcast) [381] How to use awareness days to create content for your business (podcast) [385] How to sell on Instagram Stories without feeling sleazy (podcast) [386] The four types of content to create that will help you make more sales in 2020 (podcast) How to add closed captions to your video using Rev and Kapwing How to create an editorial calendar for your business (blog post) Common concerns about joining my podcasting course (blog post) Join my get your podcast live in 60 days course  #2021Sorted Buy your ticket  How to create a high-converting lead magnet course How to write social media posts that sell (online masterclass)  Content Planning Masterclass Join the Media Diary Owners Club  Order your 2020 Media Diary here Buy my book Your press release is breaking my heart Build Your Audience Programme Rev.com* Kapwing Social Media Video Engagement Playbook Social Media Engagement Playbook LinkedIn Content Strategy Playbook Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn

What if you could borrow the same secrets that the world's elite publicists use to create media and buzz for their clients but use them to set your personal brand on fire? You'd be unstoppable! Today's guest can help get you there. Janet Murray is a highly sought-after speaker and coach, assisting brands and business owners to promote their messages more effectively. She is also the host of the Soulful PR Podcast, where she helps people earn greater attention for the things that they’re doing in business and in life. In this episode, Janet discusses how you can borrow best practices used by the world’s top publicists and use those techniques to improve your resume and personal brand. She also offers insight into how to stand out in a crowded labor market, what to do to earn the respect of key stakeholders and influencers, and delves deep into her proven method for how to use LinkedIn to promote your thought leadership and personal brand to the decision makers and hiring managers whose attention you crave. THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE: (2:14) - How Janet defines public relations and why PR is so important. (4:11) - The idea of “social proof” and why we take people featured in certain media more seriously. (6:06) - Skills and tricks used in PR that you can borrow to get more attention. (10:16) - How to get yourself into the publicist mindset and differentiate yourself in a crowded labor market. (14:12) - On taking stock of your career and always looking ahead at the paths available to you. (16:38) - “Training” the LinkedIn algorithm to work to your advantage when determining which content is actually interesting. (22:23) - Determining which factors contribute to the visibility and shareability of a LinkedIn post. (27:55) - How to start experimenting with LinkedIn and the power of just being interesting. (31:31) - What not to do on LinkedIn and being aware of how visible you are. (35:20) - How to make your personal brand stand out. (37:00) - Nick answers a listener question and shares tips for how to nail your next phone interview. TWEETABLES: “For me, PR is everything about how you show up in the world. It’s really just about how you communicate with people.” “It’s not really about persuasion, it’s about understanding what that person wants, what they need and [how] to be of service.” “I just understood that if I wanted something from somebody else, I couldn’t make it about me. I had to make it about them.” “It really is kind of about taking the longer-term view and thinking ‘What do I need to do to get in front of these people?’” “The easier you can make it for people to engage with you and respond, the better engagement that you’ll get.” “Do remember that other people are looking.” Guest Links: Janet Murray Website: https://www.janetmurray.co.uk/ Soulful PR Podcast: https://www.janetmurray.co.uk/category/podcast/ Follow Nick Murphy on Social: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/coachnickmurphy Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/coachnickmurphy Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/coachnickmurphy

“Mythology and storytelling are age-old methods of passing along wisdom, sharing experience, and explaining or teaching about life.” Learning to trust your intuition, feelings, and dreams is a powerful experience.                                With all the stories and lessons told to children today, our society does not seem to support the notion that women should learn to trust their intuition. This is a meaningful lesson for any woman, whether she’s a Maiden, Mother, or Crone. This is a lesson that is truly universal. In this episode, I talk with Janet Lucy about her new children’s book Mermaid Dreams. This book encompasses many missing lessons from today’s children’s literature, while also depicting the connection between mother and daughter. Janet also tells the powerful story of goddesses and how goddess mythology illuminated her ideas within the book. Take a listen to learn Janet’s new book Mermaid Dreams and how this story passes along universal wisdom to women. About Janet Lucy: Janet Lucy is an award-winning writer and poet, most notably the book Moon Mother, Moon Daughter: Myths and Rituals that Celebrate a Girl’s Coming of Age. She earned her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Antioch University. She’s also the founder and director of Women’s Creative Network, which is a consulting business utilizing intuitive, creative, and professional development through writing. She is passionate about the connection between mothers and daughters and how mythologies and stories coincide with the universal truths that women experience. Some Questions I Ask: What inspired you to write Mermaid Dreams? (3:14) What is the significance of the Mermaid to you? (7:17) How does the story in Mermaid Dreams depicts the connection between mother and daughter? (12:46) What coming-of-age concepts does Mermaid Dreams address? (14:15) In This Episode, You Will Learn: About the story of the African goddess Yemaya. (9:12) How the power to change your dreams coincides with the power you have over your psyche. (15:03) How Janet’s book teaches children to go within themselves and learn to trust their inner voice. (18:00) How Janet’s books apply to all women. (20:54) How women’s internalized beliefs can manifest into the basis of fear. (25:15) Resources: Episode 91: The Heroine’s Journey: The Call to Transformation Episode 95: Mothers, Daughters, Myth & Moon: Rituals to Honor a Girls’ Coming-of-Age Janet Lucy’s Website Janet’s Books Women’s Weekly Writing Groups Women’s Creative Network

Amy Selbach’s guest this week is one of her good friends and an all-around amazing human, Janet Beckers! Janet is a sought-after international speaker, a best-selling author, and a multi-award winning entrepreneur — including Australian Marketer of the Year! She specializes in helping authors, coaches, speakers, and small-business owners step up, step out, and get their message out to the world with her signature, “Romance Your Tribe,” training programs. She works with people and businesses worldwide to —  as she says — “Help people who help people to help more people!”   Janet shares so many incredible insights in today’s show. She shares her journey into entrepreneurship, her experiences with launching multiple businesses and all the great lessons they taught her, and how her 20 seconds of insane courage completely changed her trajectory for good! She talks about the small tweaks she made to her marketing that immensely boosted her sales, the process she uses for visualization and tapping into her intuition for greater business outcomes, and how to distinguish wise business decisions from the unwise. On top of all this, Janet gives her advice to those just starting out, tips for building a confident brand, and her own secrets to her quick success!   Key Takeaways [:45] About today’s guest: Janet Beckers. [1:31] Amy welcomes Janet to the podcast! [2:05] Janet introduces herself, her journey into entrepreneurship, and how she got to where she is today! [7:10] How Janet learned to put her first business venture online and what it taught her. [10:40] When Janet started her next business, Wonderful Web Women, what was the marketplace like? [12:14] Janet highlights a time she experienced 20 seconds of insane courage and how it completely changed her trajectory! [17:17] In the first eight weeks of launching her successful website, where did her early income come from? [21:15] When Janet asked for feedback during her early launches, did she find most people were honest? What did she gain from asking? [22:34] What kinds of tweaks did Janet make to her marketing to boost her sales? [24:11] Janet talks about some fears she experiences in her business and her process for always choosing the scarier path. [31:52] The process Janet used to cure her autoimmune disease through tapping into intuition. [41:20] Janet explains the process of visualizing and how it aids her in her business. [45:36] Janet gives advice for creating a confident brand. [50:45] Where to find Janet online!   Key Highlights: The key lessons Janet learned from her early business ventures. Learn how to break out of the mold and be the leader of your own life! Make the right (and often scary) decisions to maximize your success! The secrets to her quick success after launching her business. The simple adjustments Janet made through marketing to boost her sales. How to distinguish the wise business decisions from the unwise. Learn what intuition looks and feels like — and how it can aid you in your business!   Mentioned in this Episode: Romance Your Tribe Wonderful Web Women   Connect with my Guest! Janet Beckers’ Website: RomanceYourTribe.com Social Media: Facebook and Twitter   Hey listeners! Do you want to get your story out into the world in a really big way? Visit AmySelbach.com/BrandStory to access my free, one-hour brand story planner! In under an hour, you can have a beautifully crafted brand story to use everywhere! Your brand story should be on your website, your packaging, and at the beginning of any presentation you give. A brand story is crucial for pitches to the media, brand deals, podcasts, and investor decks. Not only that, this formula can be used for brand case studies, testimonials, and ad copy.   Follow-up with Me! If you want to get more resources on marketing, branding, content strategy and building a business, you can follow me over on Instagram @AmySelbach or at AmySelbach.com!   For more episodes, visit our Libsyn page or listen on iTunes!

Janet Solyntjes is a certified MBSR teacher and serves on the faculty of the Center for Mindfulness at UMass. She is also on the faculty of the Engaged Mindfulness Institute, helping train people to bring trauma-informed mindfulness into underserved and at-risk communities. Janet has offered MBSR courses in Colorado since 2000 and has been leading mindfulness meditation retreats in the United States and internationally for over 20 years. She is co-founder of the Boulder-based Center for Courageous Living, a small business committed to promoting the inherent goodness of individuals and groups through a variety of supportive services, programs, and retreats. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Janet explains the browser tabs in our heads How Catholic school got Janet wondering about "things" in life Why the beginning of high school started to bring on feelings of depression Why she is comfortable in solitude (this wasn’t always the case!) Why every Sunday, as a senior in high school, she and two of her best friends decided to visit a different place of worship every weekend Janet shares how losing her father at an early age impacted her life How discipline and structure serve her in her life How attending a dance performance inspired her to start dancing What Janet would say to her dance teacher if she could speak with her today Janet shares a lesson she learned from a teacher that it is important to “always do things thoroughly and properly” Janet shares how after college she had a breakdown. And this was not a coincidence. How Janet got into the world of meditation (it came partially with a “dare”) Why meditation was initially difficult for her Why having a teacher is helpful in learning and maintaining a meditation practice What it was like running a Buddhist Center in Boulder, Colorado (high skill, low interest) What Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is Why we have everything we need in our lives to overcome challenges and how MBSR can be useful What secular meditation means How a book she randomly picked up at the Salvation Army, and didn’t read until many years later, led her to MBSR Why people should consider attending an extended silent retreat What happens on a silent retreat Why the Shambhala Mountain Center in Red Feather Lakes, Colorado is such a special place for a retreat What is the “ROI” on walking meditation? Why a silent leadership retreat is one of the best business “classes” you can take Why not being the fastest is a good thing Why you should trust what is inside of you How to set up a guided meditation Ways to contact Janet: Website: www.thecenterforcourageousliving.com Upcoming programs and retreats: www.thecenterforcourageousliving.com/workshops.html  

Do you like where you are currently? Did you know that you are not really stuck there and you can actually change who you are and where you are at any time? Today, I have the very amazing and really incredible Dr. Janet Woods with me! I'm really excited to be having a conversation with Janet today because we travel in similar worlds and she has been both a great inspiration and a great teacher to me! Janet is a trusted advisor to executives, entrepreneurs, and individuals. She is the founder of The Art Of Life and she's the director of The Art Of life Institute, where the focus is to inspire people to take action on their vision, dreams, and life-purpose. Listen in to find out more!   Janet empowers people with tools and processes which allow them to stand in their proven power, aligning with their true nature, and embrace life on their terms. She has managed to prove to millions of people that the key to an amazing life is using your environment, your neuro-design, and  your visual intelligence as a platform for success.    Janet is an internationally award-winning speaker and she's shared the stage with some real greats like Mark Victor Hanson, Les Ground, and Michael Beckwith. She is also the number one best-selling co-author of Are You The Missing Piece? And The Big Idea Book with Vicky Winteron. Listen in now to find out what Janet has to share on today's show about creating an environment that will attract success.   Show highlights:   Janet tells the story of how she found her calling. Janet’s limiting beliefs about sales and selling when she launched her Feng Shui business. How Janet's limiting beliefs really got in her way. The moment when Janet first realized that she was actually making it! Janet's unexpected big break. What happened before Janet was handed a blank cheque. Janet's Vision Map and her Red Envelope. How Janet's beliefs about sales and selling changed. Visual reminders are a great help. The top two strategies that Janet used to double her sales. Teaching people has been key to Janet's success. Some advice to grow your business through public speaking. Why you should never give up.                                  You can connect with Janet on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook- Dr. Janet Woods   For your free profile blueprint, you can email her at askjanet@janetwoods.com    Email Janet at askjanet@janetwoods.com for a neuro-design virtual-consultation with Janet at a discounted price of only $6.97 (normally $9.97)     A note from our sponsor- Cheryl Lightshoe: If you want to grow a sustainable small business, where do you start? Cheryl Lightshoe's new book- Straight Talk For Smart Businesswomen- Critical tools to build and grow your business is a great way to stop the noise and gain your focus.  You can find Cheryl's book on Amazon or visit her website at www.straighttalkforsmartbusinesswomen.com. Check it out- it will really inspire you!

On today's show we are speaking with the insightful Janet Caliri. Janet is a Human Potential Practitioner, specializing in helping others to love themselves through massive life transitions.  Janet shares her personal journey of finding herself in a state of burnout which led her through adrenal fatigue, to healing, recovery, self-activation, and a discovery of the modality she now uses to assist others in similar situations. I really wanted you to hear her story because I see so many women struggling with adrenal fatigue who have NO IDEA what is going on with their mental, physical, and spiritual health.  In fact, the western medical model does not acknowledge that adrenal fatigue is a real condition at all. It is my hope that in sharing this story and information, more women struggling with this issue will find their way to healing, and home to their own vitality, joy, and purpose in the world.   In this episode: * Janet shares about professional burnout and the descent into adrenal fatigue * The confusion over her symptoms and having no idea what was wrong with her * Returning home to stay with her parents in her 40's, and the stress and struggle of them trying to "fix" her * Th healing journey that began upon understanding she was suffering from adrenal fatigue, and getting help for her condition * The importance of tracking our progress on different journeys in life, and why adding this ritual can be so beneficial to our healing and growth * How Janet came to develop her current healing modality that she now shares with others

Janet Ball is a strategic growth director at PayPal. In this role she manages a portfolio of large enterprise clients which represents more than $600 million in sales. Janet is a Silicon Valley veteran who survived the dot com bust and went on to leadership and strategic consulting roles with many early-stage internet companies prior to joining PayPal 7 years ago. She discovered her passion for the customer and honed her strategic marketing skills early in her career while working for world-class ad agencies in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Janet earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Marketing from the University of Kentucky and is an avid fan of the Kentucky Wildcats. She also has taken several leadership classes in pursuit of a Certificate of Business Excellence at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley. Janet lives in San Mateo, CA where she is mom to two boys and two golden retrievers. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Marketing mistakes to avoid in both startups and established companies Looking at data for organic growth opportunities How Janet found a market that turned into $6 million in revenue in 2015 Knowing customers inside and out — and actually listening to them Reaching customers when they’re most perceptive to your message Why you have to be a great negotiator What does success look like for your company? Avoiding analysis paralysis Ways to contact Janet: Website: www.paypal.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/janetball

Would you like more people to know about your podcast? Do you want more people to listen to your podcast? Of course, because as a podcaster you want to get your message out and your voice heard. In episode 9 of Podcast Divas we put PR for podcasters in the spotlight with PR expert, journalist and podcaster Janet Murray. Janet has been writing and editing for national newspapers and magazines like the Guardian, Telegraph, Independent and Times, for the past fifteen years. Pitching and placing Janet’s pitched and placed countless stories in the national media and commissioned hundreds of stories (turning down many more). So it’s true to say she knows a thing or two about what journalists are looking for in a story, and what they’re not.  The good news is Janet believes PR doesn’t have to be difficult and in episode 9 of Podcast Divas we talk about how podcasters can go about getting PR for their shows. After hearing how Janet started her new podcast, Soulful PR. ‘I knew I could do it but it was more the mechanics of it, what do I do first, what’s the first step to take and then what do I do next and what do I do after that... So it was really breaking it down into small manageable pieces.’ In episode 9 of Podcast Divas you’ll learn: How Janet came to podcasting How long it took to get started because of the fears and challenges that held her back The specific steps that took Janet from no podcast to launch in 4 weeks The marketing strategy that got Janet into New & Noteworthy on iTunes in 24 hours What PR is The difference between PR and branding The 80/20 marketing content rule Why podcasting is a form of PR What should we think about before starting out on PR for podcasts How to go about getting PR for your show with a Podcast Divas case study (putting me on the spot) The questions to ask yourself The research that will help you find your audience What you should ask 10-15 people Why you need to stop talking about your podcast Will your PR idea pass the Facebook test Why you should embrace divided opinions Real stories that got media traction What does mining your life mean Why being a podcaster gives you a head start ‘PR is about how you show up in the world.’ Top PR tips for podcasters The 3 principles to get coverage Service – be of service to journalists and their audiences, by understanding what they and and their audience want. Sincerity – offer stories from the heart, because heartfelt stories resonate with people. Simplicity – Be direct, keep it simple, straightforward and and easy for them to understand the value you’re providing ‘If you want to get PR for your podcast don’t talk about your podcast!’ Links mentioned in episode 9 Blue Snowball is the microphone Janet uses 'I just wanted something I could plug in and go with' Pat Flynn’s podcasting tutorial Alexia Leachman Episode 7 Podcast Divas Recommended Podcast Divas Amanda Cook – Wellpreneur Podcast Amy Porterfield – Online Marketing Made Easy Find Janet at Janet's Website and The Soulful Podcast Janet on Facebook Tweet Janet @jan_murray Thank you for listening If you’ve enjoyed the show please let me know by way of a review or by liking and commenting on the Podcast Diva Facebook page and following and sending a tweet. Most importantly please subscribe to the show to automatically download every episode. Get in touch (you can even leave a voice mail message!)