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In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, host Jessie Browning speaks with Kimberly, a yoga teacher and hypnotherapist. Kimberly shares how leaving and eventually returning to Texas helped her realize how much this state is her home. She also talks about why she turned to yoga and hypnotherapy and now provides both services.   Episode Timeline: [00:03] Intro [04:41] Meet Kimberly [06:03] What Texas means to her [08:26] Leaving Texas after high school [09:38] Time to come home [13:11] Yoga becomes her refuge [19:38] Do you stick out? [25:43] Her spiritual journey [36:00] Pursuing hypnotherapy [44:07] Breaking both arms [48:29] How Jessie and Kimberly met [52:38] Jessie's rapid fire questions [59:43] Contacting Kimberly   Resources Mentioned: Golden Girls Video of the Texas Capitol flooding The Cactus Hotel   Standout Quotes: “It's definitely like a feeling, and it's not something that I really understood until I moved away, lived away for a chunk of time and came home.” -Kimberly [08:07] “When you put your heart out there, I feel like the right people find you at the right time.” -Kimberly [18:09] “If you want to change, if you want to feel better, if you want to improve your self belief and feeling, you've got to make time.” -Kimberly [41:31]   Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Prickly & Blooming on Instagram Prickly & Blooming on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Prickly and Blooming website   Learn more about Kimberly: Guided by Kim website Guided by Kim on Instagram Guided by Kim on Facebook Guided by Kim on Patreon Guided by Kim on Aura

Today's guest is Jessie Johnson, a Board Certified Nutrition Specialist and the founder of Good Farma.  As a leader in promoting sustainable food systems that prioritize transparency + planetary integrity, Jessie brings a pinch of rogue activism to her work.  She believes all food should be easy, all food should be nourishing, and all food should be fair.  Jessie is here to make more than a statement; she is here to make an impact.   In this episode we discuss: Jessie’s work as the founder of Good Farma. Jessie’s journey with an eating disorder and living through the ‘wellness rollercoaster’. What is healthism and how does it harm? Specific examples of how healthism is problematic, perpetuating privilege and morality around food. Jessie explains the issues with food access, why fair isn’t always fair. Food desserts versus food apartheid What is a food apartheid and how their our systemic issues, like racism, involved in our food systems. How Jessie practices wellness without obsession.   Learn more about Jessie: IG | @good_farma_ Website | https://www.mygoodfarma.com   If you are a perfectionist with a missing period or diagnosis of hypothalamic amenorrhea, sign up here for the waitlist to Get Your Period Back Playbook. Enrollment opens May 26th, and waitlist enrollees get first dibs to the limited spots AND early bird pricing. Don't forget to also download our free e-book, How to Eat for Hormones!   Resources for you: Learn more about our services at Nourishing Minds Nutrition. Read testimonials from our amazing clients here.  Join our FREE support group for like-minded women, the Nourishing Women Community for more community & support. Take a look at our online shop, the Wellness Without Obsession Shop. Join the waitlist for our new program coming in May, Get Your Period Back Playbook.   Let’s hang out! Connect with Victoria and the staff at NMN: Victoria’s Instagram Victoria’s Website Nourishing Minds Nutrition Instagram Nourishing Minds Nutrition website For every guest that comes on the show, we donate money to Loveland Foundation. The Loveland Foundation, a foundation that provides therapy and  healing to Black women and girls. We are honored to donate monthly to the Loveland Foundation, and you can learn more and donate yourself here.

In this episode, we have Jessie L. Mannisto, the Editor in Chief of the Third Factor magazine, a thought-provoking magazine that helps the creative, the quirky, and the gifted understand themselves. It is a magazine for those who experience life intensely, those who are teeming with complexity, complex feelings, and abundant mental activities. In this episode we cover:— A deep, detailed dive into exactly what the five excitabilities may look like— How Jessie meanders a world where people, including her parents, can be overwhelmed by her intensity— The importance of being yourself even when the world finds you ‘too much’.— We both shared a lot of our personal experience of living with these intensities Instead of an interview, this is very much a lively conversation with a friend. I got very excited and there were lots of back and forth between us, I didn’t realise this then but I interrupted Jessie a lot! (Sorry, Jessie! )Now, I hope you get something from it too.LINKS:Third Factor MagazineBooks: Living with Intensity, Children of the Star Imi’s Interview with Third Factor: From HSP to Gifted Leaders FOR THE FULL TRANSCRIPT AND SHOW NOTES:https://www.eggshelltherapy.com/podcast-blog/2021/02/27/overexcitabilities/

In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, host Jessie Browning engages with Natalie Munoz in a little improv storytelling where they build a world based on a single photo. They set the scene and produce backstories for everyone. Before they start, they first share how they met and developed a friendship during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also explain what inspired today's imaginative exercise. Episode Timeline: [00:03] Intro [09:16] How Jessie and Natalie met [13:02] Their first solo date and their families meet [18:24] Meet Natalie Munoz [22:28] What she's learned leaving Nebraska [26:51] The Swansons [56:42] Midge [1:07:36] An European trip [1:26:59] Jessie's rapid fire questions [1:39:35] Outro Resources Mentioned: Marco Polo app T9 texting Brené Brown Fear of Flying by Erica Jong My Girl Travels with Charley: In Search of America by John Steinbeck East of Eden by John Steinbeck Standout Quotes: "I think it's interesting… when small talk exhausts you, but big talk is invigorating." -Jessie Browning [14:23] "I like to throw karaoke parties with my friends, and that's probably one of my greatest joys. I want to delve into that some day and figure out why that is. I think it's because I like to see people get vulnerable. " -Natalie Munoz [19:21] "We do not bring people down. We don't point out flaws. We're all about lifting and boosting women, like putting the crown on women, so when we say that we build words and build backstories about people, it's not in a cutting people down sort of way. Like that's not our style." -Natalie Munoz [28:25] Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Lajoie Society on Instagram Lajoie Society on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Lajoie Society Website

In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, host Jessie Browning engages with Natalie Munoz in a little improv storytelling where they build a world based on a single photo. They set the scene and produce backstories for everyone. Before they start, they first share how they met and developed a friendship during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also explain what inspired today’s imaginative exercise.   Episode Timeline: [00:03] Intro [09:16] How Jessie and Natalie met [13:02] Their first solo date and their families meet [18:24] Meet Natalie Munoz [22:28] What she’s learned leaving Nebraska [26:51] The Swansons [56:42] Midge [1:07:36] An European trip [1:26:59] Jessie’s rapid fire questions [1:39:35] Outro   Resources Mentioned: Marco Polo app T9 texting Brené Brown Fear of Flying by Erica Jong My Girl Travels with Charley: In Search of America by John Steinbeck East of Eden by John Steinbeck   Standout Quotes: “I think it’s interesting… when small talk exhausts you, but big talk is invigorating.” -Jessie Browning [14:23] “I like to throw karaoke parties with my friends, and that’s probably one of my greatest joys. I want to delve into that some day and figure out why that is. I think it’s because I like to see people get vulnerable. ” -Natalie Munoz [19:21] “We do not bring people down. We don’t point out flaws. We’re all about lifting and boosting women, like putting the crown on women, so when we say that we build words and build backstories about people, it’s not in a cutting people down sort of way. Like that’s not our style.” -Natalie Munoz [28:25]   Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Lajoie Society on Instagram Lajoie Society on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Lajoie Society Website

In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, host Jessie Browning talks to her longtime friend, Mercer Black. Mercer is a writer who is known for sharing her life experiences dubbed as "Mercer stories." She shares a few of these stories, what inspired her love of storytelling and what she is currently writing about. Episode Timeline: [00:03] Intro [08:41] How Jessie and Mercer became friends [14:30] Mercer stories [17:09] Why she tells stories [24:09] Meeting Steve Guttenberg [29:48] The Bambi effect [32:41] Her parents [37:38] Helping a man who was electrocuted [43:15] Trying to find a rave [51:55] Padre Island for Spring Break and other travel stories [1:02:02] "Write it down, Mercer" [1:08:58] Dad breaks her shoulder [1:14:47] Jessie's rapid fire questions [1:25:33] Outro Resources Mentioned: Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor Standout Quotes: "Having a good story comes down to having a poor lack of boundaries." -Mercer Black [32:15] "There's just such a deeper knowing of you when you know people's parents." -Jessie Browning [33:23] "Everyday I get to work on telling a story is a good day." -Mercer Black [1:08:45] Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Lajoie Society on Instagram Lajoie Society on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Lajoie Society Website Learn more about Mercer Black: Mercer Black's Website

In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, host Jessie Browning talks to her longtime friend, Mercer Black. Mercer is a writer who is known for sharing her life experiences dubbed as “Mercer stories.” She shares a few of these stories, what inspired her love of storytelling and what she is currently writing about. Episode Timeline:[00:03] Intro[08:41] How Jessie and Mercer became friends[14:30] Mercer stories[17:09] Why she tells stories[24:09] Meeting Steve Guttenberg[29:48] The Bambi effect[32:41] Her parents[37:38] Helping a man who was electrocuted[43:15] Trying to find a rave[51:55] Padre Island for Spring Break and other travel stories[1:02:02] “Write it down, Mercer”[1:08:58] Dad breaks her shoulder[1:14:47] Jessie’s rapid fire questions[1:25:33] OutroResources Mentioned:Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor Standout Quotes:“Having a good story comes down to having a poor lack of boundaries.” -Mercer Black [32:15]“There’s just such a deeper knowing of you when you know people’s parents.” -Jessie Browning [33:23]“Everyday I get to work on telling a story is a good day.” -Mercer Black [1:08:45]Connect:Connect with Lajoie Society:Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe.Lajoie Society on InstagramLajoie Society on FacebookLajoie Society on TwitterLajoie Society Website  Learn more about Mercer Black:Mercer Black’s Website

We talk about: Who Jessie is. (Harry Potter and dogs just about sum her up! lol kidding) Meeting on Instagram. Our lives being completely different than when we met four and a half years ago - both in exciting and challenging ways. Moving relatively quickly in all facets of our relationship and why it felt right and natural. A really difficult time in our lives that involved intense health issues for each of us... including almost breaking up and calling off our engagement. How Jessie just quit her job, what she plans to do, and how we're handling it as a couple. (This is both exhilarating and terrifying!) And finally... a bit of a teaser about the content that we're going to be putting out together. You're going to like it if... you are curious about being self-employed, passionate about doing meaningful work, aren't independently wealthy (hellooo debt!) and just want to live a life that feels good to you. -- Jessie's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jessie__fritz/ Jessie's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwATc6E-0B-QbxnZyyxMMAA Jessie's podcast: https://www.jessiefritz.com/podcast Why the World Needs You feedback survey: https://forms.gle/aMtwkd4bkKkTTXfRA

On this week’s episode, Jessie sits down with her friend from university to talk with her about all things mothering and marriage with a cancer diagnosis. Instagram: @snaige_an_unexpected_journey-    -    -    -    -If you liked this episode of To Birth and Beyond, tell your friends! Find us on iTunes and Stitcher to rate/review/subscribe to the show. Want more? Visit www.ToBirthAndBeyond.com, join our Facebook group (To Birth and Beyond Podcast), and follow us on Instagram @tobirthandbeyondpodcast! Thanks for listening and joining the conversation!   RESOURCES:Jessie’s 10/20/2020 workshop: Become a Postnatal Specialist and add thousands in revenue each month   SHOW NOTES:00:56 – “Become a Postnatal Specialist and add thousands in revenue each month” workshop is coming up (10/20/2020) 1:50 - The significance of re-airing this week’s “Best of TBAB” episode! 3:07 – Introduction to our special guest: Snaige Zahn! 4:19 – How Jessie and Snaige got back in touch after university 5:35 – Snaige talks us through her cancer diagnosis 9:52 – How Snaige handled cancer through the fourth trimester 11:37 – Snaige’s treatment journey 19:29 – Breastfeeding – and being forced to stop 21:57 – More on Snaige’s treatment journey 26:50 – How Snaige’s community has rallied – and accepting/asking for help! 30:37 – What came next in her treatment journey? 31:49 – Getting back to work and avoiding judgment and pity 35:13 – Cancer free! 35:37 – Was Snaige working full days when she went back to work? 38:22 – Snaige got the ALL CLEAR…how did that go? How did it feel? What happened next? 40:52 – June 2018: the cancer came back – and Snaige was told it’s incurable 43:15 – How this affected her marriage and journey – both public and private 55:47 – Snaige’s most recent prognosis and next steps 59:19 – What mothering is like for Snaige, currently 1:03:42 – What is Snaige’s marriage like right now? 1:08:30 – How does Snaige manage her mental and emotional health through all of this?  1:09:55 – Where is Snaige physically, mentally and emotionally right NOW?

Jessie De Lowe is manifestation coach, an art therapist, a certified yoga instructor, and the co-founder of the wellness platform How You Glow. He gets into manifestation on today’s podcast, and the way he talks about it is surprising. It’s not about materialism or aspirational goals in life. It’s about getting out of your own way, living in the present moment, and harnessing joy—perfectly timely for 2020 but applicable at any time. You will learn about... How Jessie got started in her business Taking the power back in your life The energy of excitement Getting support through your relationship and home life How to create the life you want one day at a time Finding the gifty in every experience The tools to shift your life Cultivating presence daily Resources: jessiedelowe.com (https://www.jessiedelowe.com/) @jessiedelowe (https://www.instagram.com/jessiedelowe/) howyouglow.com (http://howyouglow.com/) Listen: Madly Forever (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/madly-forever/id1435513052?mt=2) Connect with Kelly: kellyleveque.com (https://kellyleveque.com/) Instagram: @bewellbykelly (https://www.instagram.com/bewellbykelly/) Facebook: www.facebook.com/bewellbykelly (https://www.facebook.com/bewellbykelly/) Be Well By Kelly is a production of (http://crate.media)

On today's episode of I Can't Wait to Tell You, I finally had the pleasure of having on an astrologist, Jessie Miller, who fills us in on evvverrrything astrology AND dives into my birth chart!Some things we get into in this episode:-How Jessie got into astrology and why she loves it-What astrology even IS-How we can use our signs and charts to navigate our lives-Why and how the moon affects us-Tapping into your intuition...and so much more!As mentioned in the show, if you mention this episode to Jessie, you will get 20% off of your birth chart reading! You can find Jessie on her website at:https://www.thatssoulastro.com or on Instagram athttps://www.instagram.com/thatssoulastro/For more on my Binge Eating Coaching, you can head to my website to learn more and book your free consultation call at:https://www.abingefreelife.com and follow along with my new Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/a.binge.free.life/Or hit me up on my personal Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/casey_edward/Thank you as always for tuning and and thank you so much to our guest Jessie!

No one can save you except for you. In this episode, Jessie Jolles and I talk about being the hero of our own story, disordered eating, and Jessie reveals her childhood trademark. Jessie Jolles is a writer/comedian living in Queens, New York. She’s worked for over 2 years as a writer/director for Betches Media where her videos have millions of views. She’s also written standup for personalities like Taylor Strecker (The Taylor Strecker Show) and Stassi Schroeder (Vanderpump Rules). She was 1 of 100 creators from around the world selected for YouTube's “Women in Comedy” Production Program. You can hear her on her podcast No Such Thing As Love with Claire Burns and her new podcast with Chris Burns (aka Fat Carrie Bradshaw) called Middle Children. Jessie and I open the show about our shared terrible experience with toxic power. We were both babies! It's a miracle we didn't quit the comedy business back then. Plus, an article came out validating that something was wrong with the CEO. Jessie learned that she needed to make money separately, so she didn't make creative decisions based on money. Everything suffers if you make decisions based on money. Jessie dives deep into her childhood. Being an overweight kid really shapes everything. Jessie did not let her parents control her eating habits. After summer camp, Jessie's dad said she was unrecognizable because she had gained so much weight. In high school, Jessie thought the key to success was losing weight. Summer camp was a buffet, Jessie felt like she could finally eat because her parents weren't around. Jessie had a rolling backpack in high school – it was her trademark. However, it seriously made her a target for bullies. We talk about dyslexia and being the "special" class growing up. Jessie's mom always knew she was smart, she just learned differently. Instead of cheating, Jessie would cram, make up a song, and learn it. Presentations in high school were also fantastic – she considered it like a performance. Jessie would trick people into doing work for her in college. However, texting has been such a problem for Jessie. In fact, she broke up with someone because she misread one of their text messages. Stay tuned as we talk about Jessie's dating history and what happened after Jessie realized she had an eating disorder. In this Episode: [ 0:05 ] Our lousy experience together [ 18:50 ] About Jessie’s childhood [ 28:00 ] Having dyslexia and being in the “special” class [ 45:30 ] Jessie broke up with someone over a misread text message [ 51:00 ] Cheating on tests in high school [ 53:40 ] How Jessie tricked people into doing her work in college [ 54:55 ] When Jessie started taking ADD stimulants [ 64:20 ] About Jessie’s parents and her childhood acting career [ 69:00 ] When Jessie started dating [ 80:00 ] After Jessie realized she had an      eating disorder Quotes: “My shape was cubic.” “A rolling backpack is my trademark.” “I pulled all my hair out.” “I was the first one eliminated in any      spelling bee.” “Everything came back to food for me.” “I’m funny as hell and deep as a well.” Links Mentioned: Jessie’s Website: Jessie’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessiejolles/ No Such Thing as Love: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-such-thing-as-love/id1464027373 Email me: emmasbunker@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emmawillmannshow/support

Coping through a global pandemic can feel a little less unsettling when you start to realize, we're all in this together. Callie Wylie of The Nutrition Rookie Podcast and Prickly and Blooming host Jessie Browning, dive into an honest conversation about what life has been like since COVID-19 took hold. They share what they're doing to stay sane and how they're adjusting to a new normal. They talk about everything from the pressures to be hyper productive to how tasks like grocery shopping have shifted their perspectives. Hear why taking what they need and getting rid of what you don't is more important now than ever. Episode Timeline: [00:00] Intro [02:21] COVID-19's impact on Callie Wylie's life [04:42] How Jessie has been affected by the pandemic [13:01] Finding a new normal and avoiding productivity pressure [17:46] What they're having a hard time with [22:19] Making a sanity list and finding things that fill you up [26:44] Giving yourself grace when you lose your routine [29:37] Grocery shopping, gaining perspective and increasing gratitude [36:42] What they're surprisingly excelling at in this time [45:57] Leaning into passion projects [50:50] Taking what they need and getting rid of what they don't [53:45] Holding space for nurses, healthcare workers and the sick [55:19] Outro Resources Mentioned: The Nutrition Rookie Podcast Article: Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity Pressure Standout Quotes: "Having time is not the same as having capacity." [12:16] "For some people, this is a sprinkle and for some people, this is a hurricane. If you're in a sprinkle, you do you. But, don't forget this is a hurricane for some people." -Jessie [28:27] "Understanding what you can eliminate right now and understanding what you need to keep your soul filled is so important... Take what you need and get rid of things you don't." -Callie [51:00] Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Lajoie Society on Instagram Lajoie Society on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Lajoie Society Website Learn more about Callie Wylie: thenutritionrookie@gmail.com The Nutrition Rookie Website Callie Wylie Callie Wylie on Instagram Callie Wylie on Facebook Sponsor If you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! It's super easy! Go here for more information.

Coping through a global pandemic can feel a little less unsettling when you start to realize, we’re all in this together. Callie Wylie of The Nutrition Rookie Podcast and Prickly and Blooming host Jessie Browning, dive into an honest conversation about what life has been like since COVID-19 took hold. They share what they’re doing to stay sane and how they’re adjusting to a new normal. They talk about everything from the pressures to be hyper productive to how tasks like grocery shopping have shifted their perspectives. Hear why taking what they need and getting rid of what you don't is more important now than ever.Episode Timeline:[00:00] Intro[02:21] COVID-19’s impact on Callie Wylie's life[04:42] How Jessie has been affected by the pandemic[13:01] Finding a new normal and avoiding productivity pressure [17:46] What they’re having a hard time with[22:19] Making a sanity list and finding things that fill you up[26:44] Giving yourself grace when you lose your routine[29:37] Grocery shopping, gaining perspective and increasing gratitude[36:42] What they're surprisingly excelling at in this time[45:57] Leaning into passion projects [50:50] Taking what they need and getting rid of what they don't[53:45] Holding space for nurses, healthcare workers and the sick[55:19] Outro Resources Mentioned:The Nutrition Rookie Podcast Article: Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity PressureStandout Quotes:“Having time is not the same as having capacity.” [12:16] “For some people, this is a sprinkle and for some people, this is a hurricane. If you're in a sprinkle, you do you. But, don't forget this is a hurricane for some people.” -Jessie [28:27]“Understanding what you can eliminate right now and understanding what you need to keep your soul filled is so important... Take what you need and get rid of things you don't.” -Callie [51:00] Connect:Connect with Lajoie Society:Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe.Lajoie Society on InstagramLajoie Society on FacebookLajoie Society on TwitterLajoie Society Website Learn more about Callie Wylie:thenutritionrookie@gmail.comThe Nutrition Rookie WebsiteCallie WylieCallie Wylie on InstagramCallie Wylie on FacebookSponsorIf you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! It's super easy! Go here for more information. 

What a pleasure to interview the owner of Bold Strength Fitness, LLC, in a Contest Prep U coaching feature. One of the things that has impressed me most about Jessie as I've gotten to know him is his heart to help people. I know the "help people" mantra has lost some power, but when you see someone willing to work as hard as he can for the pure sake of someone else, you know what it means. As a physique sport competitor and powerlifter, Jessie can stand toe-to-toe with the best, but when you listen to this interview, I think you're going to be inspired by something much deeper. Listen in as Coach Jessie Casas shares why he's on a mission to build the people who build America! 00:11 Intro 01:27 How Jessie got started in training 09:14 Developing Bold Strength Fitness company 11:40 The strategic importance of being an example 13:44 The importance of the blue-collar worker 18:56 How Jessie teaches nutritional principles 26:45 Contact information Jessie Casas https://www.instagram.com/boldstrength_llc https://www.bstrengthfit.com/ https://www.facebook.com/jessie.casas.12 https://www.facebook.com/yourgoalsareimportant boldstrengthfitness@gmail.com CONTEST PREP UNIVERSITY COMPLETE PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaFD0Y6EtWHOqNOa5UFFs1QOH2CTrWw2W THE DIET DOC CONTEST PREP PROGRAM OPTIONS: https://thedietdoc.com/contest-prep OUR OTHER PODCAST: THE DIET DOC LIFE MASTERY PODCAST: Kori Propst, PhD, and Joe Klemczewski, PhD, merge their voices to create life-enhancing conversations and content you can use every day. Together, Joe and Kori help hundreds of Diet Doc Program Owners build industry-leading nutrition coaching platforms around the world. Now they're bringing their talent to a daily podcast where nothing is off limits. Motivation, nutrition, weight loss, career, relationships, fitness entrepreneurship, and even guest interviews and features are dissected and categorized for convenient listening or viewing. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaFD0Y6EtWHNQiQCVy1hTrtRVPWf-P-Yy The Diet Doc exists for one reason: your optimal health. We're willing to bet that the best version of you is lean, healthy, strong, athletic, and with a resolute mindset. Our staff of expert nutrition consultants, exercise physiologists, and counselors support clients around the world and produce life-changing content. We hope you will explore what we offer and look for our free videos and articles at https://thedietdoc.com SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=thedietdocweightloss HOW WE CAN HELP YOU IN YOUR FITNESS CAREER! * Become an exclusive license owner with The Diet Doc: https://thedietdoc.com/join-our-team * Become a National Academy of Metabolic Science Certified Nutrition Consultant: https://namscert.com/ * Become a National Academy of Metabolic Science Physique Sport & Transformation Coach: https://namscert.com/ LET'S CONNECT! Website: https://www.thedietdoc.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheDietDoc Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/dietdocglobal Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/thedietdoclife Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/thedietdoc

This week’s radical is Jessie Zapo. She is a lifelong long-distance runner and coach, and creative arts therapist by trade. Jessie has been practicing art therapy for nearly 15 years in New York City in every way, from in public schools to private practice. More than anything else, she strives to serve the underserved, which she does through iterations of her personal and professional life. Throughout our conversation, Zapo shares how she is actively redesigning the ways that women exercise and engage in fitness despite the ways that society discourages their physical activity. She explains how women are often discouraged from participating in sports starting at age 14, along with how she helps women deal with feeling disconnected from their bodies. Going deeper, Jessie shares about her art, how it’s influenced her life, and what a day in an art therapist’s life looks like. Some Questions I Ask: At this point in your life, what do you spend most of your time doing? (2:25)Where are you originally from? (31:22)Were you always into art? (35:47)In This Episode, You Will Learn: What the life of an art therapist looks like. (3:42)How Jessie, as a running coach, deals with feeling like she’s divorced from her body. (9:05)How women broke into marathoning. (15:10)How Jessie’s work as a fitness coach helps combat the loneliness epidemic. (20:34)How being the eldest child influenced Jessie’s life trajectory. (32:13)How a teacher helped push Jessie toward investing in her artistic skills. (39:40)Connect with Jessie Zapo: Jessie’s InstagramGirls Run NYCAdidas Runners NYC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sometimes life throws things at us that we could never anticipate, some especially unthinkable during your first month of college. When Jessie began experiencing severe headaches her first month as a college Freshman, she assumed it was stress or a side-effect of her transitional period. That was until her pain became debilitating, and no doctor seemed to be able to figure out the cause. After a multitude of doctor’s appointments and tests, they discovered a malignant brain tumor very close to her speech center.    In this interview with Danny Bader, Jessie Williamson shares her journey with her cancer diagnosis and how she’s been able to persevere and find her identity despite such a huge obstacle. She opens up about how her support systems and passion for helping others has carried her through her journey, and the many blessings she’s found along the way. Tune into this inspiring and uplifting interview to hear more about Jessie’s encouraging story.    Show Highlights:    Who is Jessie Williamson and the different activities she’s been involved in  Jessie began experiencing extreme headaches her first month of college and none of the doctors could figure out why  Once her tumor was discovered, she underwent emergency surgery  Jessie shares how she was able to maintain a positive attitude and what her recovery process looked like  Jessie’s official prognosis is rare for her age and has her in a clinical trial   Having a large support group has been the most uplifting aspect of recovery and helped her when dealing with people who are ignorant to her situation  How Jessie’s passion for serving others helps her connect spiritually   Maddie, Jessie’s roommate and best friend, shares how they met and her experience of walking through Jessie’s journey with her Jessie shares how she’s moved forward and embraced her identity outside of her illness  The power of being grateful and paying attention to the goodness around you    Links:  https://www.dannybader.com

In today’s episode, Jessie States is joining Tim Shurr for a mesmerizing conversation. Jessie is a legend in the Meetings and Events field and she is the Director of Meeting Professionals International Academy. She is also one of the 25 most influential people in the Meetings and Events Industry and received a Pacesetter Award with the Events Industry Council. Jessie talks about being a Meetings and Events planner is being someone who is actually designing experiences for people to effectively learn and grow. They also share clever insights that will enhance not only your profession as an events planner but also as a leader in different aspects of your life. Tune in now and make sure to apply what you have learned, and enjoy the good results they bring to you. Quotes: "Being able to take something and think about the context of it and then apply that back, or at the kind of top-level, being able to create something altogether new out of something that you’ve learned, in order to drive that kind of knowledge base and that kind of growth and education, you have to plan experiences at supposed to traditional learning environment.” - Jessie States “I think that confidence comes from an acceptance that failure is okay.” - Jessie States Mentions: https://www.facebook.com/TimShurr/  https://mesmerizingleadership.com/ Meeting Planners International World Education Congress 2020 Show Notes: (00:30) Introduction of Jessie States (01:46) How Jessie became the director of the MPI Academy (03:47) How the industry changed over the years (06:02) How to choose the right medium in transferring information (08:45) Trends in Meetings and Events   (10:46) Learning through practicing together (13:57) Being able to reach out for mentorship and learn more from others (15:47) Leadership happens at all levels (17:13) How Jessie end up being a story-teller (23;00) Joining an association   (24:57) Misconceptions about planning meetings and events (29:10) The work-fun balance   (36:23) Having more confidence (39:01) Trying new things  Make Your Day A Shurr! Success

Jessie is a Life Coach and Transformational Breath®️ Facilitator whose mission is to help others break negative patterns, heal from past trauma and to live a fully conscious and authentic life.Jessie discovered breathwork after leaving the challenges of her corporate world behind 4 years ago. Jessie explains how It was life-changing, allowing her to reconnect with self, manage stress, improve relationships, integrate past trauma and find her calling.Jessie trained in Brazil, Mexico, US, the UK and is now based in London sharing this powerful tool to help transform lives. Jessie is passionate about working with individuals, groups, businesses and also children as they are our future.In this episode we talk about:How Jessie found breathwork following her experience of trauma in childhood after losing her father in a fire. She explained how this stayed with her in her unconscious which she was only able to integrate through breathwork. We talk about how Transformational breathwork is a powerful tool for anyone wanting to build their confidence and support their mental health.We discuss the science of breathing and how we can change our physical and mental state by changing how we breathe. Jessie explains how we don’t pay enough attention to our breath but it can be so effective in managing stress/anxiety/ supporting our mental health and improving general health. Jessie believes breathwork can help to shape a more conscious future for all, including our children.If you would like to get in touch with Jessie, you can find her here:Insta: @jessielauteWebsite: jessielaute.comFacebook: Jessie Laute Coach To find a Transformational Breathwork facilitator in your area:www.transformationalbreathwork.co.uk

Are you looking to simplify your life? Do you want more efficiency and functionality? Today we are talking about how simplicity is the key to a fun and functional family & life! We invited Jessie Ansley, founder of Streamlined & Simple a collection of paper goods & organizational tools with a functional and simplistic design, to share her tips and tricks to make your home more functional. We hope that you walk away from this episode seeing that you can eliminate chaos simply by making things more simple.   What’s In This Episode:   How Jessie’s career & life has transitioned since becoming a mother Where and how her business was born What the early stages of her business were like while balancing motherhood Why she believes that simplicity creates a more functional lifestyle Jessie’s tips for moms to simplify your days Survival chores and how they help eliminate chaos The benefits of a family command center Ways to simplify clutter in your house Where routines & rhythms are most effective Why it is important to write things down How & why Jessie meal plans The importance of community in motherhood

* Content Warning: Discussions of eating disorders.In this episode of Rainy Day Diaries, Jessie and I talk about everything from unicorns to following your dreams, and oddly enough, bond over our recoveries of our eating disorders.In this talk we discover how someone with a hardcore eating disorder can simultaneously have a business around dessert recipe development.A few fun Topics:- Believing in Miracles.- Creating the perfect job based on all of your favorite things.- How Jessie managed a business ALL about baking WHILE struggling with an eating disorder.As always, thank you SO MUCH for listening!To read more show notes head to www.jeniphelyn.com/podcast or email me at Jenipherlyn@gmail.com with any questions or suggestions! :D

  Note from Elise:  When the last-minute opportunity arose to revisit a favorite episode, I jumped at the chance since I have wanted to re-share one particular conversation for a while now.   Jessie Haas epitomizes what I hope to express through Because of Horses Podcast: how to be true to yourself and the things that give you joy by creating an intentional life doing what you love most. Jessie takes it to the next level by helping horses, horse owners, and the next generation of writers.   That Jessie is an internationally acclaimed and beloved writer whose books have brought immeasurable happiness to horse-loving children and adults alike? Icing on the karmic cake.   I'm thrilled to say author Jessie Haas is, again, my guest on Because of Horses.   Ask a young child what he or she would like to be when they grow up, and you’ll get an imaginative list that — once they reach adulthood — rarely bears any resemblance to the career they wind up pursuing. But occasionally, you’ll meet someone who is doing exactly what they said they’d do all along..   Author Jessie Haas is a perfect example. She was practically born loving horses, as if it was stamped into her DNA. As a young child, she read every horse book she could get her hands on and would read them over and over again, returning to each with just as much joy as the first time she read it. Her passion for writing blossomed in middle school when she began creating her own horse stories. And, just a month before graduating from college, Jessie’s first book was accepted by one of the most respected U.S. children’s publishers. It was then that Jessie realized she could make a career of writing books about horses, beautifully aligning her two greatest interests.   Now, Jessie lives with her husband, Michael J. Daley — who is also an author — in the house they built together and shares the beautiful Vermont woods with their dogs, cats, and three horses. Jessie is the prolific author of over 35 horse books for children and adults, including Unbroken, Chase, Runaway Radish, the Bramble and Maggie series, and books for the American Girl doll, Saige.   In this episode, Elise chats with Jessie about how her passion for horses has guided her life and the choices she’s made, how and why she began writing, what success means to her, and how she continues to pursue her passion.   Topic of Discussion: [1:44] How Jessie’s innate love of horses has guided her life [3:51] The special connection to horses and Jessie’s first, mischievous horse that lent a ‘hoof’ in her approach to writing [8:11] The parallel between the avid love of reading and writing: how and when Jessie realized she could pursue writing about horses as her profession [12:15] Jessie speaks about her husband, Michael J. Daley, and what it’s like living with two authors under the same roof [14:20] What it’s like ‘living off grid’ in their self-built home [16:59] Details of their quirky, cozy home [19:39] Art influencing life: The role books have played in Jessie Haas’ life and how her life and experience with horses has influenced her writing [23:24] An explanation of ‘clicker training’ — a training method that transformed Jessie’s lifelong struggle with horses [25:46] About some of Jessie’s current horses [28:18] Jessie’s experience as a ‘serially monogamous horse trainer’ [29:57] Becoming a more cautious rider: The potential possibility of getting hurt on a horse and safety measures [34:11] Importance of hard hat safety [36:36] The challenges of children’s story writing and Jessie’s process [39:26] What it’s like to meet young fans — readers of her books [42:00] The meaningful experience of connecting with young fans through her writing [43:05] Reading and writing served as a refuge for Jessie Haas as a young girl. [44:17] The writers that influence Jessie the most today [47:09] Defining your life around your passion — Jessie’s perspective [49:26] The distinction between finding work that is engaging and challenging and genuinely finding a lifelong path [51:35] Being ‘real’ in your career and life — what it means to Jessie [53:40] Where realism and passion meet — the extended exercise of writing a story [55:05] What success means to Jessie [59:41] Where to find Jessie Haas online   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone, please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com   Discover More About this Week’s Guest — Jessie Haas JessieHaas.com Jessie Haas’ Books   Mentioned in this Episode: Walter Farley of ‘The Black Stallion’ Series Jane Austen, Author Author Michael J. Daley, Jessie Haas’ husband Marguerite Henry, Author Terry Pratchett, Author Dick Francis, Author Mary O'Hara, Author   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback!  Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Patreon to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, Itunes, and Google Play

Highlights of our time in the arena:   2:30- Jessie's first deciding moment for GLADIATOR 3:30- If you’re not going, you’re not growing. Why standing out is necessary for success 6:00 - A rebellion against God, then turning back and fighting FOR Him 7:00 Ways that GLADIATOR sabotaged Jessie’s success early on/teenage years 9:00- Jessie’s interview to drive professional race cars 9:30- Jessie’s Mom’s advice 10:30- “I wanted something to make me feel loved.” 11:30- Jessie’s official interview and how she “schmoozed” then got to drive the car 12:00- Jessie’s career begins at 304 miles per hour 14:00- The team owner gives Jessie that advice of a lifetime 17:00- Jessie races in the highest categories in the drag racing industry 20:00- Jessie’s transition from race car driving to motherhood 22:00- A season of post party depression begins 23:00 How does this happen to someone who loves her family and her life and others? 24:00 - “It smacked me in the face, and I knew something had to change right then and there. 24:30- I wasn’t doing anything that gave me true purpose 26:00- Just as fast as it went bad, it went GOOD 27:00- “You haven’t nagged me in like, 2 week babe!” When Jessie saw that life was completely turning around, and she was in control of it! 29:00 Jessie’s advice for the woman who is struggling with her life, marriage, career, EVERYTHING 29:30- “I have to want to change more than I want to stay the same.” 30:00- Creating Me Time 31:00- How Jessie transformed her marriage, the circle of love and respect 32:00 The ONLY THING that helped Jessie’s husband begin to grow and be willing to pour into their marriage (this one is tough) 33:00- The slow but sure effects of loving, pushing, serving, and being the example 35:00- Is this too good to be true? When self-sabotage is tempting 36:00- “Most men want…….” 37:00- He is the best thing that happened to me, and because of him my kids came along 38:00- How Jessie and hubby get through the hard times 39:00 Infusing humor into marriage arguments 40:00- Jessie’s embarrassing moment that her hubby brings up during arguments to diffuse anger or frustration (thanks for being so vulnerable here, girlfriend!) 42:00 “If we could just get naked fast enough…..” 43:00 How we can continue to invite GLADIATOR into our arena of life 44:00- Time blocking and productivity for the busy mom 46:00- Jessie’s definition of a Graceful Gladiator

  Prosper XR CEO and Co-founder Jessie Kim is creating the media of the future. And she and her fellow XR pioneers are offering an opportunity for others who'd like to do the same. Jessie co-founded her Los Angeles-area startup as "Prosper VR" in 2016.  Since then, the company has expanded, adding augmented and mixed reality to their immersive-content offerings. In early May, at VRLA 2018, the world's largest immersive-technology festival, Prosper XR debuted three new rovers they'd created.  These were designed to facilitate immersive content creation. Prosper XR's  exhibit space at the Los Angeles Convention Center also gave visitors an opportunity to experience their brand-new augmented-reality app. And during VRLA, Jessie, who is one of the co-founders of  nonprofit The XR Alliance, introduced a Storytelling Panel of industry pioneers in VR, AR and mixed reality.     The panel served to launch XR Alliance's brand-new competition, created with the goal of empowering new creative talent. (That competition is happening this summer!  The deadline for submissions is August 15th, according to The XR Alliance's website.) Jessie talked about her background in virtual, augmented and mixed reality, shared the story of creating Prosper XR and explained the details of this summer's competition. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you'll hear: How Jessie first became interested in creating immersive content; The story of Prosper VR; What Jessie came to realize about the direction in which immersive media is heading, from her previous work and speaking engagements; What the early days were like for Jessie and her co-founder, after starting their VR company; Some of the early projects and "firsts" in which Prosper VR was involved; How to access the VR app which Prosper VR created; How Prosper VR came to add augmented and mixed reality to their projects; Information on XR Alliance's new competition, which is giving a voice to new talent in the immersive-content area; Jessie's prediction for the future combining of VR, AR and mixed reality; Some of the challenges involved in creating virtual reality and augmented-reality content; Some of the resources Jessie recommends for educators; One of the best lessons Jessie learned, about creating immersive content; Some of the resources she would recommend, for anyone starting out creating VR, AR or MR; How Jessie and her team created the rovers on display at VRLA 2018; A preview of Prosper XR's new augmented-reality app; How the new competition from The XR Alliance is helping to find new storytelling talent.

The name of my guest today may sound familiar as Jessie Rodriguez is one of the stars of HGTV’s Vintage Flip along with his wife. Not only are the houses he flips fantastic, but it’s no wonder the show is such a success – he radiates positivity and has a hard work ethic to match it.   We cover so many different topics from his financial rock bottom when the market crashed to earning it all back and much more, plus investments and how generosity is a non-negotiable in his life. Our conversation is proof that Jessie and his family are living their lives to the fullest – and I hope it spurs you to do the same.   --   Question Highlights: What’s one of your superpowers? What is one regret you have? Who is someone who has changed your life? What is your show Vintage Flip about? How different are you and your wife in person compared to how the show portrays you? What was your first surprise in the TV world? How do you handle criticism? How do you and your wife make it work as a successful couple in business? When you were losing everything, what was the hardest part? How did you view money growing up? Today? Who do you look up to for advice?     In This Episode We Talk about:   How Jessie and his wife got their show on HGTV What it looks like behind the scenes of Vintage Flip What role social media plays and how he deals with the haters How Jessie and his wife compartmentalize and balance their tasks working together How he lost everything and got it all back and more Property investments The role generosity plays in his life and business And so much more…   Jessie’s Thoughts…   “Make your haters love and respect you.”   “We found balance by bringing in other players to help us.”   “What’s going to define you is how you recover from this, not that you went through it.”   “I don’t want to survive the next down-turn, I want to capitalize on it.”   “The ability to give, sacrifice and see the result makes you want to do more.”   “As long as you’re helping, you’re getting it back.” -- Jessie and Tina Rodriguez are the husband and wife duo starring in the HGTV series VINTAGE FLIP.   On VINTAGE FLIP, the couple set out to find, fix and flip vintage homes, restoring them back to their glory days while modernizing them to meet the needs of today. Each episode takes viewers from the initial process of scouting potential flips through ultimately putting the restored home on the market.   Jessie and Tina have long ran Cal American Homes — a successful full-service real estate sales, construction and design firm out of Claremont, CA. Cal American Homes was named one of the fastest-growing small businesses in America by Inc. Magazine in 2012; the same year Jessie was honored as one of the National Association of Realtors’ “30 Under 30.” Since 2008, Jessie has sold more than 2,000 homes and flipped more than 500 with no signs of slowing down.   The married couple live in Southern California with their three sons. -- Resources: Vintage Flip on HGTV https://www.hgtv.com/shows/vintage-flip   Calamericanhomes.com IG: @jessierodriguez --   For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.  

Jessie's ministry saves lives in Memphis TN. We met at Exalt Jesus Memphis; How Jessie was inspired to action; 40 days for life ; Sidewalk Advocates for Life; Planned parenthood and choices in Memphis; Blessing bags with information; Providing real solutions; Statistics on abortion; Training and locations; How this has impacted Jessie; Being a light in dark places; Five babies saved in six weeks; Going where the people need Jesus; Practical - Tangible love of Jesus; Prov 24:11-12 saving those drawn to death; How to get started; How to get involved; Links: sidewalkadvocates.org http://bit.ly/JessieWadeFB http://bit.ly/SideWalkAdvocates4Life

Jessie's ministry saves lives in Memphis TN. We met at Exalt Jesus Memphis; How Jessie was inspired to action; 40 days for life ; Sidewalk Advocates for Life; Planned parenthood and choices in Memphis; Blessing bags with information; Providing real solutions; Statistics on abortion; Training and locations; How this has impacted Jessie; Being a light in dark places; Five babies saved in six weeks; Going where the people need Jesus; Practical - Tangible love of Jesus; Prov 24:11-12 saving those drawn to death; How to get started; How to get involved; Links: sidewalkadvocates.org http://bit.ly/JessieWadeFB http://bit.ly/SideWalkAdvocates4Life

Photo Stylist and all-around creative babe Jessie Cundiff (jessiecundiff.com) started as a fine artist and has been a successful freelance stylist for six years. We chat about what it takes to build your portfolio, the importance of doing the work, and why being part of a community makes a difference in work and in life. We also discuss: -How Jessie got her start as a stylist -How her fine arts skills help her on the job -What she looks for in an assistant stylist -Why it’s fun to experiment and push boundaries -Taking time to travel and explore -Being a Big Sister! Visit: JessieCundiff.com @jessccbell on Instagram Creative City episode #15 - Rosie Kovacs of Brush Factory Furniture TheStyleSample.com @thestylesample on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat Head to www.CreativeCityPodcast.com for links and previous episodes, and sign up for the email list to keep up with Cincinnati’s amazing community of makers. Music by The Passion HiFi

This podcast features an amazing interview with conservationist and founder of Lonely Conservationists: Jessie Panazzolo. Jessie is a conserves conservationists; in other words, she works to save those who are saving the world. In episode #41, I talked about how important self-care is for scientists and how easily we can become burnt out and quite honestly, depressed. Jessie felt this herself, which was why she started Lonely Conservationists. Turns out there are a lot of lonely conservationists out there and her group has gained a lot of momentum over the years. This is a wide-ranging discussion not only about the challenges scientists and conservationists face, but also some field stories, how Jessie wrote a book in a month, and about the complications with boycotting palm oil. Specifically I go over: * What exactly is a Lonely Conservationist? * Why are conservationists susceptible to problems like loneliness and depression? * What other challenges conservationists face in this field * The Lonely Conservationist blog and that you can submit stories * How Jessie wrote a book from her experience and why * Fun field story – getting chased by a tiger! * Should we be boycotting palm oil? Or advocating for sustainable palm oil, which is far from perfect Get a free chapter of my book “Getting a Job in Wildlife Biology: What It’s Like and What You Need to Know” here: https://stephanieschuttler.com/getting-a-job-in-wildlife-biology-book/ Want to learn about cool animals, conservation, and get tips about careers in wildlife biology, science, and more? Subscribe to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/StephanieSchuttler and join my email list: https://stephanieschuttler.com/ I’d love to meet you. Connect with me on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FancyScientist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fancy_scientist/ ( https://www.instagram.com/fancy_scientist/ ) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fancyscientist/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/fancyscientist/pins/ I go live in my Facebook group every Wednesday at 12 PM EST to answer a wildlife biology question. Join me! https://www.facebook.com/fancyscientist/ Join the “Getting a Job in Wildlife Biology” Facebook group to connect with other aspiring wildlife biologists, post your questions and get free advice: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gettingajobinwildlifebiology For full show notes click here ( https://stephanieschuttler.com/42-lonely-conservationists/ ).