Podcasts about how mary

Continuing with our series on women in the literary arts, today's guest is Mary H.K. Choi, a Korean-American New York Times best-selling author. Mary has written three young adult novels and has been published in The Atlantic, New York Times, and GQ. Her latest book, Yolk, is the story of two estranged sisters who slowly heal their relationship after one of them is diagnosed with cancer. In our wide-ranging conversation today, we talk about Mary's journey to becoming a writer and some of the beliefs she had to let go of to get to where she is. We then dive into Yolk, where Mary talks about the similarities between her and one of the main characters, Jane. Mary unpacks why it was important for her to write about an eating disorder and having a fraught relationship with your body. Not only does this reflect Mary's personal experience, but it also comments on the broader pressures within east Asian communities regarding physical appearance. We also touch on intergenerational trauma and why Mary thinks it's an inevitable outcome of the immigrant experience, race, and the power of sibling hood as an immigrant. To hear all this and more, tune in today!• Hear what Mary was like as a little girl and her naturally inquisitive, scrappy nature. • When Mary realized that she wanted to be a writer and the pain that came with this realization. • The difficulty Mary faced trying to break into mainstream media. • For many years, Mary waited for permission, or for a break based on her merit. • A synopsis of Mary's latest book, Yolk, and the similarities between her and the main character, Jane. • The struggles Mary has had with eating disorders throughout her life. • Why it was so important for Mary to talk about bulimia in her book. • How Jane's low self-worth and insecurity reflect what happens to many women of color. • The different yolk signifiers and why Mary chose this as the name of the book. • Why Mary chose to explore sisterhood in Yolk, despite not having sisters herself. • Mary's fraught relationship with America and how she thinks about her identity. • Having a brother gave Mary someone to talk to about their unique immigrant experience. • Representations of East Asian men in the media and how this differs from representations of East Asian women. • How Mary chose to bring up the issue of race in a non-prescriptive way. • What Mary has learned from her characters about what it means to break free.ReferencesMary H.K. Choi - http://www.choitotheworld.com/Mary H.K. Choi on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/choitotheworld/?hl=enMary H.K. Choi on Twitter - https://twitter.com/choitotheworld?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorYolk - https://www.amazon.com/Yolk-Mary-H-K-Choi/dp/1534446001Emergency Contact - https://www.amazon.com/Emergency-Contact-Mary-H-Choi/dp/1534408967Permanent Record - https://www.amazon.com/Permanent-Record-Mary-H-Choi/dp/1534445978‎Hey, Cool Life! - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hey-cool-life/id1448378735‎Hey, Cool Job! - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hey-cool-job/id984365487Break the Good Girl Myth - https://majomolfino.com/bookMajo Molfino - https://majomolfino.com/HEROINE (Podcast) - https://majomolfino.com/podcast

Singer songwriter Mary Gauthier has been changing the world one song at a time for the past 20 years. This week, Mary joins host Paula Felps to talk about her new book, Saved by a Song: The Art and Healing Power of Songwriting, which is a fascinating look at the healing power of music both for those who create it and those who listen to it. She also talks with us about her work with SongwritingWith:Soldiers and Frontline Songs, and how those organizations are using music to help individuals heal from the trauma they've experienced. In this episode, you'll learn: How Mary found her calling as a songwriter. Why music is so important to our mental health. How music is helpful in healing from trauma.

Part of living in a true partnership is to work towards some kind of common purpose. Yet, it's something that a lot of us don't think about when it comes to our dogs. Welcome back to part four of Kathy's five-part series, ‘The Summer Series on The Power of Partnership.' Over the course of this series, Kathy has been sharing some simple and highly effective partnership principles to help you forge the partnership you've always wanted with your dog. We're returning to Mary and Max's story. Mary's a dog mom and avatar client who Kathy has been following along her journey as she puts these principles into action. If you haven't already caught up with the previous episodes, check out the first three parts before continuing. Listen to the podcast episode for part one, two, and three, or read the blog post for part one, two, and three to catch up. In this episode: What a common purpose is and why it's key to a successful partnership How Mary and Max found a common purpose 4 important lessons about finding a common purpose Read the blog post on this topic. Quotes: “When we approach that cooperation from this perspective of, we both want the same thing, auto-magically, you and your dog become teammates.” “You become partners that are working together toward a common goal, a common outcome.” “Living in partnership is so much easier if you and your dog both want the same thing.” Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy Dancing Hearts Dog Academy Website Facebook Community To read the blog post on this topic and to explore other episodes, click here.

What does your decision-making process look like? Do you lean all the way into your intuition, or structure your points with rock-solid data? Turns out, the most successful CEOs find a balance of both—or invest in advisors who make the right call for them.  Whether you're still finding your feet in business or already scaling your way to 6 or 7 figures, strategic decision-making is a skill you've simply got to master. The sooner you do it, the easier it will be to steer your team in the right direction—and the quicker you'll get to your next goal.  I may be as heart-centered as they come, but there's no denying that things can slip through the cracks fast when you start losing sight of the facts. On the other hand, if you're spending all of your time chasing numbers and comparing your biz to your competition, you could soon find yourself chairing up a business you don't believe in. The sweet spot lies somewhere between thinking, feeling, learning, and executing—and today's guest has a knack for helping top CEOs find it.  I'm so thrilled to be joined by business advisor and international speaker Mary Dee in today's episode of the I Heart My Life Show. Mary has been helping CEOs and their executive suites make strategic decisions for over two decades, so if there's anyone in the world who knows how to scale and grow a business from the ground up, it's her! She's a prime example of how tapping into your natural talents can translate to a purpose-filled life.  It was such a joy and privilege to be in Mary's energy, and I know you will love listening to the lessons she shares in this episode. We talk about the top mistakes business owners make as they grow (both when they're first starting out AND scaling past 7 figures), the key metrics you should be paying attention to from day one, and the value of mentorship at every single level of business.  You'll also find out whether you are a coach or a team player type of CEO, and what that means about the people you should surround yourself with as you scale your business. Note-taking is highly advised! In This Episode:  Mary shares how she went from working as a hostess at a California seafood restaurant hostess to giving strategic advice to CEOs Why knowing what you're naturally good at will help you live out your purpose  What her serial entrepreneur clients struggle with most as they scale Finding the right balance between data-driven and intuitive thinking  The metrics that really speak volumes about a business Top mistakes business owners make as they grow Different types of CEO, and the people they need around them  The difference between intuitive and fear-based decisions  How Mary uses journaling as a decision-making practice The importance of matching up with a mentor at every level of business What really keeps businesses stuck at the 7 figure level Why a positive attitude to failure will get you far Quotes: “Once you get to seven figures, you're going to need to look a little higher up and say, okay, if my goal is to scale past this number, who else has gone past this number that I know understands how things change, how things scale, how things grow, and what new problems might I end up running up against? We're outgrowing a first set of pants. We have to go get new pants.” - Mary Dee “If there's anything I've learned, it's to keep trying something long enough. You're going to get good at it. And if you don't get good at it, you're going to get good at something.” - Mary Dee  “Even if a business finds you, it's important to understand what you are actually building. Are you building a lifestyle business or are you building a business that you're trying to take public and sell? Are you trying to serve a lot of people? Are you trying to serve just one person? There are so many details wrapped up in that.” - Mary Dee “Find the person you resonate with, the person who has what you want. Latch onto that person, because they will really help shortcut some things for you. And you will not have as bumpy of a learning curve that a lot of people do when they don't ask for help. They kind of flounder around in secret, taking courses and trying to do some stuff in the background without ever leaning in. Instead, raise your hand, say I'm vulnerable and I'm coachable and I'm ready to show up. I believe the universe delivers when we do that.” - Mary Dee Links & Resources: Follow the I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-heart-my-life-show/id1569047758  Subscribe to the I Heart My Life Show on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1Zw6fI37FrfVjZMXlMiZZ6 Connect with Mary:  Visit Her Website https://www.marydee.net/  Mary on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themarydee/?hl=en  Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website https://www.iheartmylife.com/ I Heart My Life on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iheartmylife/ I Heart My Life on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/iheartmylifenow I Heart My Life on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/i-heart-my-life/ https://www.iheartmylife.com/join Join the IHML community to receive exclusive announcements and tips. Email: info@iheartmylife.com mailto:info@iheartmylife.com Book a Call http://www.iheartmylifebooking.com/

Mary Cleaver is one of the country's foremost authorities on sustainable food and local sourcing. Together with her husband, Mary operates Green Table Farms, a 200-acre organic family farm in Washington County, NY. She was the founder and owner of the catering company The Cleaver Co. and The Green Table restaurant in New York City. Tune in to learn more about: - How Mary brought local and sustainable produce and food to New York City 40 years ago; - About her Farm to Chef network; - The story of Green Table Farms; - How the current pandemic challenged and ultimately closed her catering business in New York City; - The inspiring story of a kindergarten teacher in New York City that led to the the banning of pesticides in the city's parks. To learn more about Mary's work go to https://www.greentablefarms.net. You can also meet Mary and her husband every Saturday in summer at the Union Square Greenmarket.

When infertility rears its ugly head and all the traditional western methods are not working we are often left scratching our heads.There are so many different alternative treatments you can pursue in the name of increasing your fertility that aren't always supported by the Western Medicine approach.  And one of the most popular ones is naturopathy.So today on the podcast I have invited on Dr Mary Sawdon who is not only a GP originally but now also a Naturopath specialising in Womens' Health Issues.On the podcast today we talk about:How Mary moved from being Doctor to a NaturopathWhy Naturopathy isn't always supported in Western medicine despite the anecdotal evidenceMary's own personal fertility story with PCOS and EndometriosisThe emotional toll of infertility journeysThe key to the naturopathic approachWhy she has to be a detective with her patientsThe length of time you should give to naturopathic medicine before considering alternativesSuccess clues to keep an eye out forThe 5 top things that she thinks are the most important for your fertility. andWhy it is so important to have emotional support.It's jam-packed full of information so I hope you get great value.Bella xxWant more?1. Remember if you want daily tips and advice from me (and occasionally some humour) come and hangout with me on Instagram here.2. Or you can find out about my Mind Body programs here and how you can work with me.3. Or download my FREE GUIDE: Fertility Mojo Makeover: 3 Ways to Regain Your Mojo and Surrender to the Journey (Without Giving Up!)If you liked this episode, please take a few moments to pop into Apple iTunes and leave a podcast review. It would mean the absolute world to me and it means that more people will be able to find and enjoy the podcast.Want to Connect with Mary? Mary Sawdon is a naturopathic doctor. She is passionate about helping women thrive on their fertility journey; leading them from isolation and overwhelm towards a life of renewed purpose and support.And you can find her here:Website: https://fertilityfundamentals.com/Email: info@fertilityfundamentals.comInstagram: @fertilityfundamentals

"Your Esty Godmother," Mary Nielsen is in the hot seat for July. Tune in as Michelle gets to know this DERMASCOPE Ambassador as they talk school ownership, expanding the aesthetics curriculum, and making a difference in people's lives.  In this episode, Michelle and Mary discuss…[02:53] How Mary found herself in aesthetics. [09:20] Business advice for aestheticians.  [14:52] Diversity and inclusivity in the aesthetics industry. [24:06] Understanding and honoring the power of touch.  [30:40] Keeping, Trying, or Trashing. Follow DERMASCOPE:Instagram: @dermascopeFacebook: facebook.com/dermascopeTikTok: @dermascope Additional Links:Visit our website at DERMASCOPE.Learn more about this podcast at The Aesthetic Report. Learn more about Fearless Beauties here. 

Show highlights: - How Mary got started on Tik Tok and began sharing UX knowledge there - Dark UX patterns, what they are and how to avoid them - Consent and interaction design to avoid building in dark design patterns - Examples from popular sites that use dark UX patterns

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   The Spencer Educational Foundation has launched its 2nd annual comprehensive fundraising campaign, “Funding Their Future Campaign.” This campaign, which aims to raise $1 million, is being held in lieu of Spencer's Annual Gala; one of the industry's most successful fundraisers. Through September 15th, 2021, Spencer will recognize longtime industry supporters and those who helped pave the way for Spencer's success, highlight the growth Spencer has achieved since its founding in 1979, and celebrate the diverse and talented students who have benefited from Spencer's programming and are starting careers in risk management and insurance.   During this year's campaign, Spencer will be honoring RIMS CEO, Mary Roth, and Peter Garvey of EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants. And lucky for RIMScast listeners, Justin Smulison just so happens to have a direct line of communication to Mary Roth!   In today's episode, Mary shares about all of the wonderful things that Spencer Ed is doing, her 35-year career with RIMS, how she has seen the risk management space evolve over these years, how RIMS has adapted during the pandemic, and how she sees the Spencer Ed Foundation continuing to advance the future of risk management.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About RIMS's Global Membership. [:27] About today's episode! [:34] How to access RIMS LIVE 2021 sessions and keynotes online! [1:12] More about today's episode with Mary Roth. [2:08] Justin welcomes Mary Roth back to RIMScast! [2:20] The past 16th months have been unlike any other. How does Mary feel that the RIMS society prepared and adapted during this time? [3:13] Having been in the risk management profession for over 35 years, how has Mary seen it evolve for the better? [4:13] Mary shares her initial reaction from when she first received the news that she was going to be honored during Spencer's Funding Their Future Campaign. [5:00] Mary comments on being honored alongside Peter Garvey of EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants. [5:38] How Mary sees Spencer continuing to advance the future of risk management. [6:40] Why Spencer's mission and professional education development are important to both RIMS and Mary. [7:27] Mary shares what she is most proud of in her professional career. [8:41] About upcoming RIMS webinars, events, and programs. [10:20] Mary shares words of wisdom and advice for future risk leaders. [11:50] Justin Mary Roth for joining RIMScast and highlights some of the links to check out in this episode's show notes.   Mentioned in this Episode: RIMS Events, Webinars, and Services: Did you attend RIMS Live 2021? Sessions are accessible through June 30th, 2021. Log in with your badge number: RIMS LIVE 2021 If you did not attend RIMS Live 2021 but want to access on-demand content, purchase the “Post Event Virtual Pass” for $499 to access the sessions, keynotes, and marketplace until June 30th. Visit: RIMS.org/RIMS2021 Registration for the VIRTUAL Spencer & Gallagher Golf Tournament is now open! Visit SpencerEd.org for more information and to register through August 15th, 2021 (You choose the golf course and team all while continuing to support the Spencer Educational Foundation!) Spencer's Risk Manager on Campus Program — Volunteer Today! Upcoming Webinars: June 16, 2021 | NARIMS Presents “State of the Market” | Free For All RIMS Members June 17, 2021 | “How Ransomware Trends Impact Your Bottom Line” | Sponsored by Beazley June 23, 2021 | “Bermuda and the Changing Landscape of Climate Risk” | Sponsored by BDA RIMS Virtual Workshops Upcoming RIMS Webinars On-Demand Webinars RIMS Advisory Services — Ask a Peer Mentioned in this Episode: RIMS Path To The Boardroom RIMS Professional Growth Model Related RIMScast Episodes: “All About the Spencer Educational Foundation with Marya Propis and Jeanna Madlener” “Your LinkedIn Profile and the Path to the Boardroom” “The Future of ERM with Dr. Andrea Bonime-Blanc” “Monica Merrifield on Innovation and Strategic Risk Management” “Women's Advancement in the Risk Profession” “The Intersection of ERM and Corporate Culture with Gretchen Anderson” Download any episode of RIMScast. RIMS Publications, Content, and Links: Risk Management Magazine Risk Management Monitor RIMS Coronavirus Information Center RIMS Risk Leaders Series — New episode with Cheryl Lloyd now available! RIMS-Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP) RIMS-CRMP Stories — New Interviews featuring former RIMS Vice President Steve Pottle and 2021 Rising Star Elliot Long RIMS Membership — Whether you are a new member or need to transition, be a part of the global risk management community! Spencer Educational Foundation   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guests: Mary Roths' LinkedIn   Tweetables (For Social Media Use):   “I am honored and proud that our staff was able to shift and pivot as seamlessly as they did [through the pandemic]. … I believe that we fared quite well.” — Mary Roth   “Risk management has really broadened its scope. It's gotten the recognition that it needs to get within the business community and it's become an integral business discipline within any organization.” — Mary Roth   “To be honored by Spencer and to be able to give back to Spencer alongside Peter [Garvey] is a pleasure.” — Mary Roth   “Spencer is an important component to the advancement of the discipline of risk management. The foundation is part of the infrastructure of educating future professionals.” — Mary Roth   “Join RIMS and be an active participant in the [risk] discipline. Create a future [and] contribute to that future. … And continue to learn. This journey is a lifelong learning experience.” — Mary Roth   “Make … connections. Find individuals to challenge you, to assist you, [and] to make sure that [you're on the right] track.” — Mary Roth

The energy from our first-ever roundtable with The Mastermind Collective was electrifying! We're still buzzing from recording this inspiring session with our Elevate the Globe alumni. They all embody the higher-frequency vibes our brand is about.  Listen to our graduates, Mary Guy, Kathryn Ziegler, Morgan Fiore, Victoria Nielsen share their journeys in the collective, the transformations and monumental shifts in their lives, and the incredible array of businesses they're manifesting into reality.  If you feel called to uplevel your life and step into your potential you can apply to join The Elevated Mastermind Collective until June 11th. Simply head to https://elevatetheglobe.com/theelevatedmastermindcollective (elevatetheglobe.com/theelevatedmastermindcollective) to sign up!  We chat about…  Morgan's exciting company launch, https://theconsciousnanny.com/ (The Conscious Nanny ) How Victoria left her corporate job to start her own business, https://www.spiritmamas.com/ (Spirit Mamas) Kathryn's spiritual transformation and personal training program,https://klzmethod.com/ (The KLZ method) How Mary confronted her fear, stepped into her worth, and is now creating the mindful money business project of her dreams! To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: https://elevatetheglobe.com/ (elevatetheglobe.com) Resources: Website: https://elevatetheglobe.com/theelevatedmastermindcollective (elevatetheglobe.com/theelevatedmastermindcollective) Join us for a FREE 40-day sacred ritual challenge! Simply https://www.amazon.com/Good-Morning-Intentions-Vibration-Energized/dp/1684035724 (order our book, “Good Morning Intentions,") and enter your purchase code at http://elevatetheglobe.com/goodmorningintentions (elevatetheglobe.com/goodmorningintentions). You'll get access to a bunch of exclusive motivation material to help you cultivate a personalized morning practice for manifesting your dreams this year! Thanks to https://www.organifishop.com/pages/etg (Organifi) for sponsoring this episode. These incredible juice powders are the most efficient way to nourish your body with 11 superfoods. Simply put a scoopful in your smoothie mix, water, or tea.  It's perfect to start your morning on a nutritious high, fuel your hikes or give you an immune boost when you're on the road. Get 20% off your next purchase when you go to https://www.organifishop.com/pages/etg (organifi.com/etg) and use the code ETG at checkout.  http://mindfulandmodern.com/elevate (Mindful and Modern) create beautiful meditation cushions that will completely revamp your practice and spiritual environment. They are offering listeners 15% off your entire order. Simply go to http://mindfulandmodern.com/elevate (mindfulandmodern.com/elevate) and use the code ELEVATE15 to take advantage of this exclusive discount. The Elevator is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Today's guest is Mary Bratko, founder of the Mama Academy, who is using her story to change lives.Listen to Mary tell her story, her travels and her neuroscience background. Mary uses her neuroscience background and talks about how traumatic events guide our lives and live with repressed our emotions. How Mary and her partner's chosen path of living purposefully led to babies and the trauma that comes along with parenthood. Mary's traumatic fight to birth her babies caused led her to start her journey to ask "Is the Mom OK". Listen to how Mary changed her business to start putting the Mom first.In this Episode:4:45 - Mary's Story11:15 - Empaths and Neuroscience19:55 - Purpose29:40 - Discover Yourself38:30 - When it all changed Find Mary here: http://www.mamacademy.co/Find Mary on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mamacademy.co/Find Mary on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mamacademy.co/Find Avalon on Instagram: www.instagram.com/avalonstarlightcoachingWhich Rebel Unicorn house do you belong to? Not sure, take the quiz here: www.tamaraarnold.ca/quizLooking to join a magical community of like-minded spiritual entrepreneurs where talking about spiritual gifts and awakening stories is our jam?! Join the Rebel Unicorn Facebook Group: http://www.tamaraarnold.ca/rebelunicorns

Mary Jelkovsky is the creator of Mary’s Cup of Tea, an online platform that empowers women to be more confident in their bodies and love themselves unconditionally. After recovering from an eating disorder, Mary started her Instagram account @maryscupofteaa to help women heal body-image struggles and find self-love. Now, Mary Jelkovsky is a published author, TEDx speaker, and women’s self-love retreat host. She also has a podcast called Mary’s Cup of Tea where she shares self-love and body-image advice and talks about all things women’s empowerment.   Mary also just came out with her new book called The Gift of Self-Love which is a workbook to help you build confidence, recognize your worth, and learn to finally love yourself. Written like a letter to a close friend, this self-improvement book provides practical advice and exercises that will help you finally love yourself.    *Please note we do briefly discuss sexual assault in this episode, so if this is triggering for you this may not be the best episode for you to listen to.   In this episode we discuss:   Mary’s journey of recovery and to creating her business, Mary’s Cup of Tea. How Mary came to realize chasing the thin ideal would never give her positive body image. The dichotomy between unwanted and wanted attention as a woman. Disordered eating vs eating disorders and why for so many of us its hard to get diagnosis, treatment and support. The 3 step process to use when we have negative self talk. Examples of what it looks like to reframe negative body image thoughts. How Mary practices wellness without obsession. All about Mary’s new book, the Gift of Self Love.   Learn more about Mary: Grab her new book, the Gift of Self Love Mary’s website Mary’s Instagram account Mary's TedX talk   Click here to 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.

Mary Legakis Engel is The Management Coach and a recognized speaker, coach, consultant and business executive. Mary has been advising, consulting and coaching leaders and managers on effective management and how to grow their businesses while continuously engaging their employees for over 15 years.  Wanting to reflect on and celebrate Women’s History month, Dr. Burton speaks to her about women leadership and the steps you can take to become a more effective leader.  Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 03:40 The importance of Emotional Intelligence and Grit 05:42 How Mary got started with Executive Coaching 11:00 How do you know you need a coach? 16:20 Mary’s Leadership Advice for Women 25:00 Should you bring your whole self to work? 27:23 How can new women leaders define their leadership style? 31:08 What are some of the pitfalls women leaders fall into?41:42 How can White Women use their privilege to help support minority women in the workplace?48:00 The importance of bringing your best-self to work 52:57 Rapid Fire Questions 55:00 Outro  Connect with Mary here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marylegakis/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/marylegakis/)  Questions about today’s episode or in general? Reach out to Dr Karmetria Burton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drkarmetriab/ (https://www.instagram.com/drkarmetriab/) Websites:https://www.karmetriaburton.com/ (https://www.karmetriaburton.com/)https://www.paintyourlipsred.com/ (https://www.paintyourlipsred.com/)

What is it that catches your eye when you are determining what to paint? Do you look for color that speaks to you, are you drawn to certain subjects or locations? Growing up in Australia, Mary Tonkin quickly became enamored with, “The bush” - a term mostly used in the English vernacular of Australia and New Zealand where it is largely synonymous with backwoods or hinterland, referring to a natural undeveloped area. Mary completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1995 and a Master of Fine Arts in 2002 at Monash University, where she has also lectured. Tonkin has held solo exhibitions in Melbourne and Sydney since 1999. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, and internationally in New York.  It was my privilege to host Mary for a live session of our interview. It was a joy to have Mary open up about her process, what she sees when she’s out here in the bush, how she juggles life as a working mother, and so much more. I can’t wait for you to get to know Mary’s engaging story!  Brining the bush to life  When you speak with Mary, you get a quick impression that she means business when she talks about slowing down and paying attention. For Mary, phrases like stillness, being present, and “taking in” a place, aren't' strangers - they are well-known companions on her journey. While it may be challenging to have a living and constantly changing subject like the Australian bush, Mary says that the experience has been well worth it. What stands out to you when you observe Mary’s artwork? Make sure to catch images of her paintings located at the end of this post.  Learning to adapt  Working in the wilderness in many ways can prepare you for challenging situations you face later in life. Learning to prepare for variables that you can’t control is a helpful training ground for parents. Mary was kind enough to open up about her experience as a working mother trying to navigate her time in the wilderness with her responsibilities at home. At the end of the day, it all comes down to quality over quantity for Mary, she is grateful for the time in the bush that she can reserve.  Feeding your curiosity  I loved hearing from Mary about her own journey with compartmentalizing her painting life for both the good and bad, I know so many artists just like her! One big takeaway from my conversation with Mary comes down to the value of feeding your curiosity. Some of us love to explore our curiosity over conversations with friends, while others need time in solitude. What works best for you? How do you feed your curiosity and let it fuel your creativity? I want to hear from you!  Outline of This Episode [2:00] I welcome my guest, Mary Tonkin.  [3:15] How Mary got started as an artist.  [6:15] Mary describes her artwork.  [10:45] How does Mary manage the seeming complexity in her paintings?  [16:00] Mary opens up about how wildfires and COVID-19 have impacted her work. [18:30] The challenge of conveying color from the wild.  [20:30] Using collage to branch out.  [23:00] What is it like working in the wild? Do you incorporate changes in the landscape?  [27:15] Artists that inspire Mary.  [29:30] How Mary gets “Unstuck.”  [35:00] Why it’s important to Mary to nurture her curiosity.  [39:15] What Mary wants people to experience when they see her artwork.  [41:00] Artwork that Mary wishes she owned.  [44:30] Why it can be good to embrace your stubbornness.  [46:00] Compartmentalizing and focusing on what works. [47:30] Mary answers questions from listeners about her process. [54:00] Closing thoughts.  Other artists mentioned on this episode Émile Bernard Henri Matisse Paul Cézanne Vincent Hawkins Resources Mentioned on this episode On Instagram - @mary.tonkin Gallery Website - https://australiangalleries.com.au/artists/mary-tonkin/ Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

In this passionate conversation with spirits entrepreneur Mary Sadlier, creator of Coole Swan Irish Cream Liqueur, some of the topics we discuss include: -How Mary spun a career in accounting and finance into a crusade with her dairy farmer husband to revolutionize the Irish Cream liqueur category. -The story behind the Coole Swan brand name, which involves a uniquely Irish geological feature, a famous poet, and a flock of...you guessed it, Swans. -Why the assimilative properties of cream make it an excellent canvas for conveying other flavors -How Mary manages to keep her ingredient list smaller and more natural than her competitors. -Ideas for using Coole Swan on your bar menu or in your next at-home cocktail adventure -What to drink when you’re hanging out with Clint Eastwood -And much, much more

Since the day you fell in love and married, you carried a dream in your heart. More than anything you want to build a Christian home full of faith and the goodness of God. Yet like so many couples, you have no blueprints from your past to guide your way. God’s truth and his ways were painfully absent from your upbringing. You feel scared and insecure about how to put Christ in the center of your home and love each other like Jesus. Today's guest, Mary DeMuth, knows what it’s like to build a loving, godly home out of the ashes of the past. She offers hope as she helps us to understand:   How Mary’s traumatic childhood motivated her to create a new vision for her family life. The struggles “pioneer parents” face as first-generation Christians in their families. The pitfalls of perfectionism in our marriage and parenting. Why pursuing your own healing is the best gift you can give your family. The power of forgiveness to change your life and home. The value of mentors and examples to follow. How to set healthy boundaries so you can “leave and cleave” and support one another. How God’s kindness and prayer make all the difference. Mary DeMuth is an author, artist, literary agent, and the host of the popular podcast, Pray Every Day. She and her husband, Patrick, are the parents of three adult children and make their home in Texas. Mary’s passion is to give you hope through her story: “Not only have I been re-stored and restoried, but I long to see the same for you. You no longer have to live haunted. I believe your new story starts today. It’s time to heal, be set free, and find the new story God has for us. Won’t you join me on the adventure?” Discover Mary’s resources for you at marydemuth.com.   Enter to win your own copy of Mary’s book by commenting on this post with “Building a Christian home.” You will be entered in a drawing to choose a winner on March 10! As you build your Christian home and marriage, we created this powerful resource HERE to help you grow closer to God and each other.

Joining me on the show today is my incredible friend Mary Huckle – a Wellness Coach, living with secondary breast cancer. Mary has been in the fitness industry for 16 years with many strings to her bow. Becoming a Personal Trainer was inevitable given her life long passion for movement.Being diagnosed with any type of cancer is devastating news. Whilst it is common, I realised after talking to Mary, that I still know very little about it. Mary is working hard to raise awareness around it. In this episode, we talk about how she got into the fitness industry after many years of working in finance; how she adapted her business in 2020; and we dive deep into what it’s like living with secondary breast cancer. To learn more, tune in to Episode 36 of Fitness UnFiltered! Some questions I ask:Tell me a little bit about the beginnings of your journey as a wellness coach. (03:18)How has COVID affected your business? (19:34)When were you diagnosed with breast cancer? (26:39)What is the treatment like, now, for you? (33:12)What’s your process of adapting to a new lifestyle caused by new treatments? (43:54)How do you plan ahead? How do you think around it? (49:06)What do you do to raise awareness on breast cancer? (58:39) In this episode, you will learn:Why it’s never too late to change careers. (09:30)The real role of Personal Trainers and Wellness Coaches. (12:09)Mary’s experience with having COVID and doing chemotherapy at the same time. (24:29)Doing Pilates helped Mary with her cancer recovery. (29:15)How Mary juggles her work schedule and her cancer treatment. (40:29)The power of the right mindset and attitude. (52:50) Connect with Mary Huckle:WebsiteInstagramFacebook TwitterLet’s Connect!InstagramWebsiteEmail See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mary Ruddick is a seasoned medical nutritionist who specializes in metabolic, immune, and nervous system disorders. She is the Director of Nutrition for CaptainSoup.com, Enable Your Healing, The REIGNS Method, and the Back to Joy Program, and she currently travels the globe studying traditional diets and seeing patients online via her private practice.   Time Stamps:   0:11:16 Mary's Dream Penthouse 0:13:09 Mary on the hippo turf 0:16:13 The lion hunt (No lions were harmed in the making of this podcast) 0:20:46 How separated we've become. 0:26:39 Mary Ruddick's backstory 0:39:06 How Mary beat dysautonomia 0:47:54 What the Greeks actually eat (The blue zones are a myth) 0:54:38 Sociodemographic and Lifestyle Statistics of Oldest Old People (>80 Years) Living in Ikaria Island: The Ikaria Study https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3051199/ 0:55:08 Determinants of All-Cause Mortality and Incidence of Cardiovascular Disease (2009 to 2013) in Older Adults: The Ikaria Study of the Blue Zones https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0003319715603185?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori%3Arid%3Acrossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub++0pubmed& 0:55:41 Simplicity, purpose, and community: the recipe for a long life 1:00:07 Mary's African adventure and lots of carnivory 1:12:42 Mary eats a raw adrenal gland 1:17:09 The diet of the Shona 1:24:47 The power of traditional diets 1:28:29 Some insight into Mary's practice 1:33:12 [Vitamin K paper] 1:37:55 The role of animal foods in fertility 1:40:15 Mary's closing remarks 1:40:46 Where to find Mary Ruddick Heart & Soil: Heartandsoil.co for desiccated organ supplements  White Oak: Use “CarnivoreMD” at whiteoakpastures.com Belcampo: Use “CarnivoreMD” or “Carnivore10” at www.belcampo.com Helix: Helixsleep.com/carnivoremd for $200 off your mattress Blublox: Blublox.com, use “CarnivoreMD” for 15% off

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"Fine, I'll go out for just one..." Before you know it, the sun is coming up and a buddy shoves a mirror in your face complete with a fat line of coke with your name on it. Or you've gone through three cases this week, and it's not even Friday. Alcohol is a helluva drug, and millions of people suffer from addiction, so to say alcoholism is funny feels like the slap in the face you got at the bar from the girl you were trying to take home while you were blacked out. But it is, and Mary Santora is proof of that. Sometimes, you've got to be able to laugh about the thing that's destroying your life, and sharing that laugh may be able to help someone else. Mary joins us in this episode to prove that you can laugh at being an alcoholic.  We also talk about: -How Mary got her start in comedy. -The addictiveness of performing stand-up. -When Mary came to terms with her alcoholism. -David's tool for avoiding drinking too much: his evil, drunk alter ego, City Dave. -Mary's bit on her sober quarantine experience. -How she relates her sobriety from the stage to a room full of people drinking. -The parallels of alcohol dependency and the dependency of being a kid. -Those fateful last words, "I'll just have one..." -Having an addictive personality. -How David replaced cocaine with comedy. -Mary's sage advice for less experienced comedians. -Being drunk onstage. -Writing drunk. -Alcohol being the REAL gateway drug. -The intervention that never was. -Mitch Hedberg's joke about alcoholism. -The classification of alcoholism as a disease and our misunderstanding of many mental disorders. -Mary's surprising comedic influences. -Comedians who've gotten sober and seen their success skyrocket. -The importance of starting from a place of honesty, both when performing comedy AND getting sober. -And more! Produced by Golden Ox Studio | Music: Producedbyzip 

We talk to Mary Wittenberg, lifelong runner, current president of EF cycling, former CEO of Virgin Sport’s Virgin Group, and for 17 years she was CEO of NYRR. We talk about Mary’s start in the sport and how she went from a law career to leading the NYRR, her visions for the sport, how she intentionally marketec the pro athlete and advocated for the female athletes, and what her goals and visions are in the cycling space.0-10-Molly And Ro discuss some recent world records: Letesnebet Gidey’s 14:06! And Peres Jepchirchir’s women’s only 1:05:15 to win the recent World Half Marathon Champs 11-14: what about cycling and running draws Mary in as a fan and participant (although she is a runner for life)14-18: Notre Dame connections: Mary somewhat of a trailblazer for ND women’s XC team How her early experiences racing behind Joan and the best lead to realizing the inspiring power of promoting and relating the pros to the other participants19-first marathon experience was trial by fire of sorts in stacked field “I think my whole why in life has been to help other people unlock their potential”“It was a big advantage playing sports with men, because in my career i didnt think twice about saying it straight,and expecting that I should be in the room and at the board room table too because that was the case with sports. It helped me unlock my best, and so in wanting that for others I’ve always appreciated that professional athletes who rise and fall every day and don’t have these straight trajectories, they can be really really inspiring to regular people so I’ve always liked to establish that connection whenever I can”22-How Mary got to NYRR30- As an industry we have to keep learning and striving for equality“Athletes are never going to have leverage, they have it late in career but, that’s where leadership comes in at all these companies...it’s hard for young athletes and young people to have leverage”33-she’s focusing on safety for all ridersWhy not well covered womens’s fields? Less financial support etc. “It’s overdue”36: what we can learn from pro cycling in covering endurance events well 44“I don’t think women’s sports are a charity-I think women’s sports are good because they’re great athletic performances and I think these leagues and the like can be great businesses over time-maybe that’s something we learn- don’t treat it like a charity treat it like an entertainment prospect treat it like a business treat it like a movement’45-expanding the diversity in cycling48- what’s it take to be a great cyclist? Part endurance part dare devil (link BelieveIAm worrier vs warrior blog and quiz)51-Mary’s story: “ We get to keep going and learning. …”@Marywitt@marywrunsGreat article here on Mary via Thrive

Today’s interview features TWO Chicago actresses - Leah Raidt & Mary Tilden.   Leah Raidt is a Chicago-based artist and leader proudly hailing from Louisville, Kentucky. As an actor and director, Leah is passionate about advancing and uplifting Queer, Feminist perspectives, and pushing us out of a solitary headspace and into an embodied journey together. As a leader and educator, Leah aims to debunk "the starving-struggling artist" narrative in herself and others by equipping us to heal artistic injuries, and cultivate mindsets rooted in abundance, bravery, and joy. Leah works as a private acting teacher and instructor at The Green Room Studio Chicago and Actors Training Center, and is in Vedic meditation teacher training with Kelsey Mathes of KAM Meditation. Leah is a director in residence at PROP Thtr's inaugural Chicago Director's Workshop. She holds a B.F.A in Acting from The Theatre School at DePaul University, and is an alum of The School at Steppenwolf. She is represented by DDO Artists Agency and Heyman Talent.   Mary Tilden is a Chicago-based filmmaker, improviser and theatre artist passionate about comedy, narrative storytelling, and creating space for queer, femme voices on film. Her most recent film project Cool for Five Seconds, for which she served as a producer and lead actor, has been featured in film festivals all over the country, including winning Best Illinois Short at Beloit International Film Festival. Mary was a member of IO's primetime Harold Team, Devil's Daughter, for over five years. She is repped by Grossman & Jack Talent. Together Leah Raidt and Mary Tilden are a power couple who enjoy the challenge of leveling one another up with honesty, humor, and gratitude. Stay connected with Leah & Mary! Leah & Mary’s film - “Rough River Lake” https://www.fullspectrumfeatures.com/rough-river-lake Rough River Lake Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roughriverlakefilm/ Leah’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lraidt/ Leah’s Website: https://www.leahraidt.com/ Mary’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marytilden/   Things we chat about… How they’re managing a project while staying vigilant to the state of the world in 2020 Being “precious” with where you spend your energy and focus Why actors could be better prepared to handle 2020 over non actors The story of how they started creating a project based on a grant - which they didn’t receive!  How Mary takes her upsetting experiences and turns them into films Why giving up was never an option for them Why Leah doesn’t stop asking for funding - even during a pandemic  How to get rid of your acting “should’s” when it comes to accepting or declining work Previous episodes:    “Why You’re Not A Starving Artist” - with Leah Raidt “Why We’re Married to our Stress” - with Kelsey Mathes    Other links referenced:     Brave Space Alliance      Episode links Get a free Audible Trial** www.audibletrial.com/tonyrossishow Listen to Tony’s episode on the Actor CEO Podcast https://actorceo.com/actor-ceo-131-tony-rossi-on-tragedy-to-triumph-for-the-actor Tony’s Instagram Reel that got him some traction  https://www.instagram.com/p/CEVMHuYJO0E/ **indicates affiliate links….(so like, tell your friends?)    Actor Resources  Guess what?!  I'm giving away ANOTHER round of free coaching sessions: Click here to grab a spot!  Join us!  "Actor Problems" Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/actorproblems  Join the actor self-care newsletter! www.tonyrossicoaching.com Plus gain access to my free video series - “Why You Think You Suck (Even Though You Really Don’t)”   For Sponsorship Inquiries Shoot an email to tony.rossi@gmail.com and put “Actor Problems Sponsor” in the subject line. Wanna just support the podcast? You’re the best. Head to patreon.com/tonyrossi for donation options, starting at $1/month.  Are we connected? (We totally should be….) Instagram: @tony.rossi Twitter: @_tonyrossi TikTok: @tony.rossi Facebook: www.facebook.com/tonyrossicoaching     Remember - we can be messy and still get the things that we want #notperfect #stillenough

Hi, Mary here! Welcome to The Mental Struggles of Healthy Living Series!Why is creating change in our lives so challenging? Why is losing the weight so difficult? Why is it so tough to just go after our goals?If you face those struggles, you are far from alone. In this ongoing series on the Running on Kale Podcast, we will look at these issues as well as many more - and together - we will overcome them.Today we discuss part 2 of The Bad in Being Good episode. We are diving into How to Get Back on Track with any goal.Be sure to sign up to receive our emails so you can be alerted to future episodes as well as our other fantastic resources! "Being off track is an incredibly tough place to be. There can be so much shame and guilt involved. It takes a lot of courage to even attempt to lift that weight." - Mary Scott, Host You'll Learn on the Podcast How accepting that you are off track can move you forward How Mary overcomes the urge to swing by the drive thru on the way home How to build a support system when you feel isolated by your healthy choices That Mary seems to be quite hooked on burritos and burrito bowlsSubscribe and ReviewIf you enjoyed this show, please subscribe to the podcast to make sure you have the latest techniques and action steps on how to transform your health. I don’t want you to miss an episode!If you’re feeling the love, I would also greatly appreciate a review so others can also find the podcast. I'll read every review, so thank you in advance! Let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!Transcript and Show NotesGo grab the transcript and show notes at https://runningonkale.com/15

Growing up in a white family in the ’50s can sometimes lead to confusion about race, especially when racial discrimination was at its peak. How does color matter if everyone is the same- everyone is human. Black people aren’t supposed to be treated as downcasts in our society. And because of these discriminations in the ‘50s, children who are now adults end up in confusion as to why black people didn’t matter before when in the end, we were all human.    “Our relationship faded, but not really. Even though I did not see her. My memory of her is still deep in my heart. She helped me to always feel loved even if I had disappeared for hours riding my bike and caused her to worry. She always forgave me. This is one of my experiences.”    - Mary Sue Rabe    Growing up in the segregated south in the ‘50s has led little Mary into confusion as to why Black people weren’t treated equally as White people. How does it make sense to a child that the loving Black caregiver was not treated rightly by society and even her family?  In this episode, Mary Sue shares her own experience of confusion on how the people who loved her most were not treated equally. She also gives tribute to one of the caregivers who loved her the most, a loving Black woman named Bee.      What you will learn from this episode:    Learn how racial discrimination back in the ‘50s had an effect on a child’s point of view on the different races and how it can cause possible confusion    Discover the innocence of a child towards the unequal treatment of White people to Black people in the 1950’s    Find out how Black people were treated in the ‘50s, specifically in the segregated south area in Texas      Link to a Free Resource:    Stand There and Look Pretty Darlin’ by Mary Sue Rabe    Topics Covered:    00:58 - Mary shares how she discovered her father was a “plantation owner”, a job in which she was ashamed  01:21 - How Mary realized that their farm is a plantation wherein Black people work in  03:00 - How a loving black woman changed Mary’s life: the story of Bee  04:20 - Mary explained what Bee does around the house and when taking care of the children  08:28 - Mary tells about their cabin in Camp Creek  09:19 - Mary shares her experience in fishing with Bee and some of the sweet moments she had with Bee   12:10 - How fear came about at Bee when she couldn’t find little Mary Sue  13:39 - Mary shares the sad news about Bee’s death back when she was a junior in college  14:47 - Different races, same sweet memories: how Bee changed Mary Sue’s life and the memories kept within her heart    Key Takeaways:    “As a child, I witnessed that the people who cared for me and that I was very fond of, were not treated as equals. The situation has caused me much confusion about race.” - Mary Sue Rabe    “Her earrings were broom straws placed in the holes in her ears to keep them open. When our family went on a trip in 1960 we bought her some souvenir red ball stud earrings, which took the place of the straw. I don't know why it took us so long to get her some earrings.” - Mary Sue Rabe    “Considering I played with dolls so much, Bee decided to make a quilt for my baby dolls. Since the quilt was small, so were the strips of cloth that were used to make it. I still wonder how she did the sewing such small stitches with her bent, naughty, arthritic fingers. I still have this doll quilt.” - Mary Sue Rabe    “As my father employed a permanent housekeeper to live with us, Bee was no longer needed on weekends or so my dad thought, but I still needed her. I needed the stability of Bee on Saturday nights. My dad and I did not communicate about what I needed. And he was unaware of how important and how deeply connected I was to Bee. Not being with her on Saturdays was another loss for me.” - Mary Sue Rabe    Connect with Mary Sue Rabe:  https://marysuerabe.com  https://womenhealingtheworld.com  Book: Stand There and Look Pretty Darlin'   

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On this episode, join Mary and Lindsley as they talk about how your personality is key to creating a sustainable aligned routine. This episode is one giant permission slip to be yourself. When thinking about the kind of routine you would like to create you should start by considering how you are wired. When you do this and build a routine based on it, you are setting yourself up for success. We do not have to work against our nature. The more we can give ourselves permission to be in our natural state the more we can create a routine that is catered to our needs, desire, and nature. We don’t have to look to someone else to create a successful routine. We already have everything we need inside of us.  ON THIS EPISODE WE WILL DISCUSS... -How your Enneagram number can inform your routine -The basics of your specific Chronotypes -How following others advice about routine may be setting you up for failure  -Societal preferences and personality types  -How Mary and Lindsley’s types show up in their routine -How to let other people thrive in their individual personal routines     -And much more!   — SEASON 2: Each month will be a deep dive into a topic that supports you on your journey to living more fully alive. August’s topic will be on Aligned Routine. --- Manifestation Challenge: http://maryhyatt.com/manifestation  Fully Alive Circle Membership Waitlist: https://www.maryhyatt.com/circle Babe, Redefined 6 Week Course: https://www.maryhyatt.com/baberedefined Full List of Episodes & Show Notes: https://www.maryhyatt.com/show Subscribe to My Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/maryhyatt Sign Up For My Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/c1JNJv Follow Me On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maryghyatt/

Mary Thengvall is the Director of Developer Relations at Camunda and the author of the book, The Business Value of Developer Relations. In this episode, Mary and David cover what it means for a business to build a community and a developer relations program. Mary shares her wisdom on how to build a community team and how she developed a career path for her community team at Camunda. This career path is based on her three pillars of developer relations and has a structured way of determining when her team members are ready to take on a new stage in their career. She describes the different levels that they use, that you can use for your own community teams. Mary introduces the idea of Community Qualified Leads that will help community professionals track and share their impact on their company. Who is this episode for?: In person and online, starting their communities 3 key takeaways: - How to measures the successes of a community team using “CQLs” and how to share this information to ensure that the company can see the tangible impact of their community team - The different roles within a Developer Relations team and how to hire the right people for each role - How Mary has structured the career path for her DevRel team at Camunda based on four distinct stages that all support her three pillars of Developer Relations: Developer Advocacy, Developer Experience, and Developer Community

Everyone knows the Supremes – three young women from Detroit who became one of the most successful groups of all time - with 12 number one hits and 21 top 10 hits. And Mary Wilson is the one Supreme who stuck through it all…through the tragic death of her friend Florence Ballard, the departure of Diana Ross for a solo career, and the "new Supremes" of the '70s.Today we discuss her early life, her life as a Supreme and her life since. You'll hear about...Her experiences growing up in Detroit and how she met her fellow Supremes.How The Supremes "hung around" Motown Records on a daily basis until they got their chance.The forgotten "Fourth Supremes" -- Betty and Barbara.How their initial singles flopped until Motown hooked them up with the writing/producing team of Holland-Dozier-Holland.Her relationship with Diana Ross.What happened to The Supremes in the '70s after Diana left.What happened to Florence Ballard that led to her problems.Why Mary never quit music.How Mary moved beyond music alone to become a best-selling author.Her aspirations for the future.Finally, we talk about Mary's mission to put Florence Ballard on a commemorative stamp. To help her, check out this web page for instructions: https://about.usps.com/who/csac/#process

Today’s show has top-notch information about maximizing your coaching skills. My energizing and enlightening guest explores authenticity, the strength of your personal brand, and tapping into your purpose. Join us to learn more! Mary Henderson is an internationally-recognized personal branding and social selling specialist. She brings 20 years of experience in building seven- and eight-figure businesses. Today’s show focuses on her personal branding methodology, an algorithm that can define a person’s uniqueness, passion, values, and expertise. Mary has a background in technology, and she shares her incredible journey of self-awareness to discover her passion and purpose. Her personal journey is very much a part of the work she does with business owners to create their authentic personal brand. We’ll discuss our natural state and how it is reflected in our authentic brand. Mary thrives on helping people fulfill their dreams through her compassionate, heart-centered approach, and I’m excited to introduce her to you! Show Highlights: ●     How Mary’s journey unfolded, beginning with a pivotal moment of realization in 2011 that began to change her life ●     The events that followed in defining Mary at her true core ●     How Mary discovered how she could merge her three passions: sales, building digital businesses, and personal branding ●     How she started her business in 2015 as a full-time coach/consultant ●     Why we are tempted to discount our natural genius skills ●     What is important about authenticity ●     How to help clients clear away the fog to find their authentic state ●     How Mary’s holistic view impacts her coaching process ●     Why Mary asks clients, “What problem can you solve effortlessly?” to help them find their flow ●     Mary’s advice about bringing your authentic brand forward and designing their methodology ●     Why your authenticity has to be trustable and believable ●     How you can connect with your ideal client with consistency ●     The power of micro-niching: “Be clear about the problem you can solve and who needs that problem solved.” ●     Why your personal brand needs one clear sentence that states what you do, who you serve, and what you promise ●     Mary’s transition from Facebook to LinkedIn---and the knowledge that came with it ●     Mary’s parting advice: “If you’re not moving forward in your business, there’s nothing wrong with you and your specialization. The starting point is to understand yourself, your values, and what’s natural to you.” Resources: Website: (http://www.maryhendersoncoaching.com/) Email: (mailto:mary@maryhendersoncoaching.com) LinkedIn: (http://www.linkedin.com/in/maryhendersoncoaching) Facebook: (http://www.facebook.com/maryhendersoncoach) Instagram: (http://www.instagram.com/maryhendersoncoaching)

How to understand your blog data, why blogging was more profitable than freelancing, and how to write a cookbook with Mary Cressler and Sean Martin. ----- Welcome to episode 262 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Mary Cressler and Sean Martin from Vindulge about the journey to how they run their food blog today. The Journey of Food Bloggers  Mary Cressler and Sean Martin have done it all: they freelanced, they worked with ad companies, they worked with influencer marketing companies, they catered, they wrote a cookbook –– all in the pursuit of finding what it is that they like to do. This conversation with the Vindulge team will inspire you to think about your own journey and dig deep to figure out the way you want to run your blog. There’s not a “right” way or a “wrong” way to run your blog; this episode will give you some ideas to help make your blogging journey the best it can be for you. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Mary and Sean started to work together How they transitioned to working on their own thing What it was like to establish their niche How Mary decided to focus on her own blog over freelancing How they started working on sponsored content How they monetize their blog Why it’s important to understand your data (and how to gather it) Why their email community is so important to them How they decide to spend their time How all of their content works together What connectional intelligence means How they wrote a book proposal and pitched their book Resources: Vindulge Mediavine AdThrive Sortable CLEVER SurveyMonkey Billy Parisi –– @chefbillyparisi Will Write for Food Dianne Jacob –– @diannemjacob Fire + Wine Cookbook If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

DNA testing has opened a world of amazing possibilities for so many people around the world. From helping adoptees find their birth parents to helping the criminal justice system solve crimes and mysteries.  There can be so much joy and self-discovery in DNA testing but these results can also bring up some very important ethical dilemmas forcing critical choices for people to make as per our theme of this show. Joining me today on the podcast to discuss all about DNA testing and those choices that come with it is Mary Eberle. Mary is the founder of DNA Hunters which is a service that helps find birth parents of adoptees and others with unknown parents, grandparents, or other ancestors. After careers as a biotech patent attorney and scientist, Mary uses this background to help solve family mysteries by analyzing DNA test results and genealogy records.  Mary discusses the choices that many have to make when going through DNA testing and genealogy. If you have ever considered using DNA testing to help you find out more information about yourself or your family, listen in to hear about some of the aspects and choices you may need to consider around this topic. “The path that I am on is the most rewarding, satisfying, and interesting career choice that I have made.” “When we are asking our cousins, or aunts and uncles, or grandparents to do DNA testing to help us in our genealogy, it’s really important to say ‘Okay, I’ve heard sometimes family secrets can be uncovered and sometimes there are surprises. How would you like me to handle that?’” In this episode, you will hear: - How Mary’s love of DNA/genetics followed her through her different career changes - Some amazing stories of families reunited through DNA testing and genealogy  - The dilemmas and choices people have to make when searching for their relatives Coaching Information: If you would like more information on the Clear Choices business and life coaching program, please e-mail me at rob@robaigner.com or go to our website at https://clearchoices.live/. Thank you so much for listening! Please subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share it with a friend. Find me on Instagram @clearchoicespodcast and on Facebook .  If you have a guest idea or want to connect with me, please visit my website www.clearchoices.live. I am also available for speaking engagements. Connect with Mary: Website:  https://dnahunters.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/DNAHunters LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-eberle-jd Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dna_hunters Free download of DNA Roadmap:  DNAHunters.com/cc

David and Mary Sherwin work with design teams in for-profit and nonprofit organizations via their consulting business, Ask The Sherwins, LLC. They’re also professors at the Pacific College of Art in the Design and Collaboration Program. In this episode, we go deep into designing teams, consider more effective ways to teach design and teams, and ways to make teams work when working remotely with Dawan Stanford, your podcast host. Show Summary David's background is in engineering and liberal arts. He graduated with an English degree, but had a side hustle doing graphic design. That’s where he discovered an interest in design. Much of his early design learning and education was accomplished by apprenticing at various design studios Then, he shifted into product and service design, and he worked in product development for some large software organizations.  Mary started in organizational development and content strategy, and then moved into teaching within the design discipline. Much of Mary's experience had been working with designers. Most of David's experience was from a designer's standpoint, working with people like Mary. Mary and David realized that the work they were doing on their respective paths had a lot of synergy and that they each held half of the solution. They started teaching together seven years ago. Three years after that, they founded their company after students in a special graduate-level teamwork class told them they should start their own business, because this was something companies wanted their employees to learn.  Since starting  Ask The Sherwins, Mary and David have discovered and developed the nuances of developing strong, well-functioning teams. From facilitating your new team at the start of the design process, to what to do when your team feels like it's falling apart, to working through cultural differences, Mary and David have robust processes for all of these team challenges. They discuss their management style, team-building exercises, and team maintenance practices on team design. Listen in to learn Why Mary and David’s ability to “professionally disagree” gives them an advantage when working with design clients Why their two different career paths gives two different perspectives on the design process About cultural biases, assumptions, and their role in design solutions Why Mary and David encourage students and professors to teach and learn from each other Advice on how to start your team Mary and David’s team facilitation process during their first meeting Team word tools to use when the team situation gets difficult When you should use behavioral questioning Our Guests’ Bio David and Mary Sherwin are co-founders of Ask The Sherwins, LLC, a consulting and training firm that helps design organizations develop the capabilities they need for better product design and stronger cross-functional teamwork. They have recently coached product and service design teams and provided training around innovation best practices for organizations such as Philips Oral Healthcare, Tipping Point Community, The Purpose Project, Google UX Community and Culture, and Eventbrite. The Sherwins are also active in the design education space. They lead workshops in the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design’s Summer School and currently teach in the MFA in Collaborative Design program at PNCA. In their spare time, David and Mary have collaborated on three books, including their most recent, Turning People Into Teams.   Show Highlights  [02:15] Mary and David talk about their origin story and how they arrived where they are now in design.  [04:26] How Mary’s experience in teaching played out in her design experience. [07:48] Components of a team from Mary and David’s perspective.  [10:08] Prototyping for norms, teams and individual thinking. [11:08] Advice for starting a team off well. [11:46] The importance of having team members discuss their values and the behaviors they want to see in the team. [12:50] The Why’s and How’s of the  Team Words card deck created by Mary and David. [16:55] How talking through values and behaviors at the beginning helps teams save time and deal with challenges and misunderstandings. [19:43] Ways a team’s “status quo”  can create invisible walls and obstacles for new team members.  [22: 35] What to do when everything that can go wrong with a team has gone wrong. [24:49] Habits to bring to your team to encourage connection and mutual support. [27:39] Why you should have a clear “etiquette” for your team. [28:53] How their consulting work influences what they teach. [30:38] Lessons they teach students when they deliberately break up a team. [33:56] Advice from Mary and David on how and who to hire or choose for a team.  [35:35] When a design challenge as part of the interview process can be helpful. [36:18] The two go-to “silver bullet” questions Mary likes — one for the interviewer and the interviewee. [40:57] A look at how David and Mary “ride along” on a project, and how they tailor their coaching strategy to the client. [43:18] Ways of working with remote team members and teams. [46:34] Technology, remote work, and working within human time limitations. [50:00] Advice to teams on how to make improvements and changes. [52:03] Mary and David talk about books they’ve read, their own books, and their ephemeral advice column.   Links Design Thinking 101 Fluid Hive Design Innovation Ask the Sherwins, LLC Contact Mary and David Teamwords: The Working Deck Books by David and Mary Sherwin: Turning People into Teams Creative Workshops Success by Design Book Recommendation: The Culture Map: Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business, by Erin Meyer   Other Design Thinking 101 Episodes You Might Like   Humble Design Leadership + Design Agency and Experience Design Evolution with Aleksandra Melnikova — DT101 E33   The Evolution of Teaching and Learning Design with Bruce Hanington — DT101 E39 ________________   Thank you for listening to the show and looking at the show notes. Send your questions, suggestions, and guest ideas to Dawan and the Fluid Hive team. Cheers ~ Dawan   Free Download — Design Driven Innovation: Avoid Innovation Traps with These 9 Steps   Innovation Smart Start Webinar — Take your innovation projects from frantic to focused!

“I have choices. I’m responsible for my happiness.” — Mary Goggin Today I interviewed Mary Goggin, the creator of the solo show Runaway Princess. In this episode we speak about: Mary’s journey through drinking and hooking to become a working actor in NYC. How Mary found her calling, the desire Read more... The post Reconcile the Aisle – Heroin, Hooking, and Happiness With Mary Goggin of Runaway Princess appeared first on Radio Misfits.

“I have choices. I’m responsible for my happiness.” — Mary Goggin Today I interviewed Mary Goggin, the creator of the solo show Runaway Princess. In this episode we speak about: Mary’s journey through drinking and hooking to become a working actor in NYC. How Mary found her calling, the desire to share her story in the internationally touring show Runaway Princess. How you have to go from being the writer and the actor in a solo show, especially when the subject matter is emotionally charged. Queens Marie and Melania Trump come in ask questions about sex work. To catch up with our guest: runawayprincessplay.com Instagram.com/marypat218 Twitter.com/marypat218 Facebook.com/runawayprincessplay www.fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/runaway-princess If you enjoyed this podcast, could you please kindly consider leaving a short review on your podcast outlet. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really make a difference in helping share the podcasts with other people. This episode we’re giving away …. To get inside info, discounts, show dates, and to be the first to know when my book Inside Melania: What I Know About Melania Trump by Impersonating Her comes out sign up for my monthly-ish email list over at www.laurenlogi.com. Let’s get social! Instagram: instagram.com/laurenlogi Melania Trump parody channel: instagram.com/flotusofficial Twitter: twitter.com/laurenlogi YouTube: youtube.com/laurenlogi TikTok: LL: tiktok.com/@laurenlogi Melania Parody: tiktok.com/@flotusofficial

On this episode of Talk Bravely, I chat with long time political advocate Mary McClelland about what exactly a career in campaigns and advocacy means, how she’s spent two decades doing good for our democracy, why it’s important to set work boundaries when the stakes always feel so high, and why some of us (me!) just can’t seem to ignore the negative voice inside our head that elevates our confidence issues.  Mary’s stories of working on campaigns, elections, and advocating for good public policy across the country are inspiring. Early in her career she worked to improve our country and political elections by advocating for better campaign finance laws, and then went on to work with Rock the Vote registering millions of young people to vote for the first time. Mary recently worked on large scale education equity issues, and currently serves as Director of Communications for the Environmental Law and Policy Center. What we’re talking about: How growing up in a civically-minded home with a focus on being involved in the community influenced her career. What does a political advocate actually do as a career? Educate, activate, petition, organize. Money matters in campaigns and elections - and political advocates can make a difference to even this imbalance out. How Mary lived her early years on a nonprofit budget, and learned a lot on the job her first year. Politics is local. We don’t have to work in DC to make a difference as advocates. But Mary went to DC, young, without a job, and with the benefit of a friend’s kindness (and couch). How Mary has worked on large scale political advocacy from environment, to voting, to campaign finance reform, and education. The myriad of jobs in the political advocacy sector are broad - tech, marketing, programming, curriculum development, learning and training, legal, business development, communications, fundraising, etc., and yes, women can make a difference AND make a strong salary in the field. Yet if you don’t have boundaries around time at work, advocacy and politics can be a 24-7 job because the stakes feel very high at all times. How Mary has had to work really hard to counteract her sense of loyalty, and sometimes her confidence gap, that has kept her in jobs a bit longer than she probably should have. Mary considers herself a saver - mostly - and when she was ready to buy a home as a single woman in Chicago, found the lack of information, confusing acronyms, and non-linear process a barrier. And frankly the process is scary and mysterious for so many first time buyers. What’s in the future for Mary? She doesn’t know, but she knows she’ll stay in political advocacy work. It is what she does, and it is what she is passionate about.  Connect with Mary: On LinkedIn

Mary Fisk Taylor is a Richmond Va fine art Portrait photographer and co host of the Get your Shoot Together podcast. Today Im excited to talk about sifting through the noise in this busy world of many photographers. In This Episode You'll Learn: How Mary got her start in photography What Mary struggled with most when learning photography As a long time member of the PPA her views on how the industry has changed the most How Mary has been able to keep up and sift through the noise of other photographers as adversity, Mary has to overcome to be the powerhouse she is today What misconception most people would be surprised to learn about being a photographer for 20 years As a print competition judge, one thing that stands out to her immediately as an amateur photo Premium Members Also Learn: Creating email campaigns for photographers how to use your marketing message Great third party marketing idea for family photographers Why Mary thinks so many photographers fail to break past that $75 starting price point Resources: Richmond Va fine art Portrait photographer Mary Fisk-Taylors website Get your Shoot Together Podcast

What does waterskiing have to do with riding? Much more than it ought to! How Mary stopped that horse from jogging but took many months to work out how she was doing it. Multifinality, equifinality, and the 'how to' of accessing your core, and 'leading the dance' that you share with your horse.

#25: Mary MacCarthy, is a Los Angeles-based independent journalist who worked as an international television reporter and anchor for 15 years, for networks including PBS NewsHour, Rocky Mountain PBS, France 24, and many others. She's also a single mother to a 9-year-old diva.  During this moment we are all living through, Mary is a journalist looking at how people are getting by during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mary has been following the COVID-19 pandemic very closely and was very much ahead of the curve when it comes to knowing what was going to happen in the United States. She is the most educated person I have spoken to personally about what’s happening. I have seen so much misinformation online. In this episode, I was able to ask Mary some questions that I’ve been really grappling with regarding the coronavirus, our response to it, and what we should do next.  Obviously, neither one of us are medical experts or scientists, so please visit CDC.gov for the latest. We are simply concerned citizens, moms, humans of this planet who want to weed out some of the bullshit and misinformation going around and figure out what we can do moving forward. I hope and your family are doing okay as you’re listening to this. It’s gonna take time, but we will get through this.  To connect with Mary, click HERE  Mary is reporting on Stories from the Economic Frontlines of COVID-19 at www.HowAreYouGettingBy.com  To connect with Leyla (host), click HERE  Some of the topics we cover include: The mixed messaging we got from the US administration, media outlets, and even the World Health Organization and CDC.  Stories from the Economic Frontlines of COVID-19. Mary’s new project called “How are you getting by?” She is reporting on everyday Americans are doing in all of this.  How Mary was tracking COVID-19 before most of us knew it existed How to (or sadly not) get tested The mixed messaging on masks - yes, wear masks or face coverings people.  Why Americans have trouble respecting the stay at home order Some of the trends I see on Facebook about what people are saying (including herd immunity, just quarantining the elderly, and people downplaying this) Answering some questions we got on Instagram including prophecies and aliens!? Will life as we knew it before COVID-19 go back to how it was before? Homeschooling and being with your kid 24/7 Some of the positives that have come from this!  How this is such a patriotic moment for Americans to come together, do their duty, and help each other out as best we can.  Some of the major negatives like overt racism and even violence against Asian Americans (and Asian people around the world).  Please let me know what you thought by reaching out on Instagram or even leaving a rating or review! Thank you for your time :) Talk soon. Love, Ley 

One of the great things about doing a podcast is finally putting a face and a voice with people you see posting all the time on social media. http://marybowden.com (Mary Bowden) is one of those go-getters who is always posting about this or that, an international tour here, a solo album there... So I decided to reach out and ask her to be on the show. It took a bit to organize our schedules since we're 11 time zones apart currently, but it finally worked out. We had a great time, and I think you'll enjoy it too! A few highlights from our chat:How Mary got started on the trumpet ... 5:50Story of Mary playing her old cornet for her latest album... 12:30Mary's coming of age as a performer ... 20:50Mary's mission for the Seraph Brass ... 29:00About the international recording project Mary organized ... 35:50About the Guest:Classical Trumpeter and Gold Medal Global Music Award Winner Mary Elizabeth Bowden has been described by Gramophone Magazine as “brilliant” and “radiant in new repertoire for trumpet.” Bowden, a Yamaha Performing Artist, is highly regarded for her artistry and virtuosity as a soloist, and has been praised for the clarity, purity and power of her sound. Bowden released both her second solo album, Rêverie (with the Kassia Ensemble), and her debut album, Radiance (featuring new American works), on Summit Records. She has been featured on MPR’s “New Classical Tracks” with Julie Amacher, which is being aired on NPR stations across the United States. Bowden began full-time college studies at the age of 14, receiving an Associate degree from the Joliet Junior College. Subsequently, she earned her Bachelor of Music degree from The Curtis Institute of Music, where she studied with the principal trumpeter of the Philadelphia Orchestra, David Bilger. She was awarded her Master of Music degree in 2006 from the Yale School of Music where she studied on a full scholarship with trumpeter Allan Dean. Here's Mary's recent social-distancing recording collaboration. It's freaking amazing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_bZ0WW5nPY&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2Bv7avxkciFAeBjvlv26Cwc0Hcrw47RBfluH3IZPdlY7IgqNiXZKIIBss Episode sponsor:https://www.subscribepage.com/y5g5v1 (High Performance Masterclasses)

In this episode you'll hear: ~How Mary found Ayurveda ~The body's capacity to digest and metabolize (Agni) ~The liver's role in health ~The body's innate vitality (Ojas) ~Mary's suggestions on staying healthy during Coronavirus outbreaks ~Masculine vs Feminine Form Ayurveda ~The future of Ayurveda in America ~Tips for Ayurvedic practitioners ~Compare yourself to who you were yesterday ~Cultivating a divine relationship with yourself ~Find Mary Thompson online: https://www.marythompsonayurveda.com/   Get the full show notes: www.TheShaktiSchool.com/podcast/   Learn more: Shakti Ayurveda School Free Divine Feminine Ayurveda Mini-Course Shakti School Membership Community   HELP US SPREAD OUR POD WINGS   This show is a passion project that I produce for the love of sharing. If you enjoy this show and want a free and easy way to help it grow, the most effective way you can help is to:   Subscribe to the show by clicking “subscribe” in iTunes Write us a review in iTunes Share this show with one friend right now!   It seems simple, but you'd be AMAZED to know how much it helps my little love project reach more people. iTunes' algorithm uses ratings and reviews to know who to show our show to in their app.   Here's the link to leave us reviews in iTunes.    From my heart to your screen, Katie

Episode 134 Today my guest is Mary Sue and we have an amazing conversation about what to do when you feel you are made for more. Mary is a former award-winning retailer, display artist and branding junkie who recently took a leap of faith and closed her boutique of nearly a decade to focus on helping creative, dog-loving women find more balance in their lives. Her mission in life is to create a space for women to feel seen, heard, have tons of fun and fully be themselves- freak flags encouraged! She lives on a farm with her husband Danny, rescue soul-pup Finley and two rescue bunnies Bon Bon and Tater Tot. In this episode, you will discover you will learn what to do when you feel you are made for more and how dogs can teach us about finding alignment Highlights you won’t want to miss: Why Mary considers herself a career entrepreneur. What led Mary to open up a store to sell design services. How Mary realized that she was out of alignment and why she felt like she living somebody else's dream. How without realizing it Mary became the person she thought she had to be as a store owner. Why it’s so important in business to find flow and connect with your intuition and how Business Made Simple allowed Mary to do exactly that. Why it’s so important to constantly take the time to celebrate all the stuff that you have done. Why for many people is so common not to know what they are passionate about. How Mary realized that people needed a way to ask themselves questions so that they could figure out what they want to do with their life. How Mary came up with the idea of starting a membership site for dog lovers that shows you how to look at life through the perspective of a dog. Why you can’t waste time or energy worrying about what others think of you. Why it’s important to understand that people will always judge you no matter what you do. Why should always lean into fear and not resist it.   Shareable Quotes: "As a store owner, I thought I had to become all of these things to be really likable, l was a people pleaser, heaven forbid, I set boundaries." - Mary Sue "Through that whole process of trying to be somebody who I thought I needed to be in order to be successful, I just completely lost myself along the way. " - Mary Sue "As entrepreneurs, it's our job to see things that nobody else can see." - Emily Aarons "Sometimes we think that we need to be this person so that people will like us, invest in us and take us seriously and it couldn't be further from the truth." - Emily Aarons   Resources to Take You Deeper: Free Resources: Guide on 4 Ways to Live More Like Your Dog Mary's Website Find Mary on Instagram Find Mary on Facebook

How Mary made a conscious decision to focus on personal values to move away from perfectionism, and towards creating connections. Those authentic connections allowed for creating space for building relationships and revealing opportunities.Here's how you can find out more about Dr. Mary Veerkamp:https://www.maryveerkampcoaching.comhttps://www.facebook.com/maryveerkampcoaching/Mary is also working on a free guide to working with emotional blocks. The best way for people to get that is to like her FB page. She'll announce there when it's ready to go! **********Are you an Entrepreneur? Have you had a major mindset shift that helped you overcome a major business challenge, and allowed you to increase your impact?Would you love to share how you are multiplying your impact?If so, I'd love to interview you!Apply to be interviewed here on The Field Guide To Awesome podcast:http://bit.ly/FG2AinterviewApplication

You can find our show notes and resources at https://catholicexchange.com/how-we-can-walk-with-mary-in-lent-feat-fr-edward-looney (http://bit.ly/2GQBEEX).It's hard to believe, but the beginning of Lent is quickly approaching. In hopes that we can make this Lent bear great spiritual fruits, long-time CE author Fr. Edward Looney joins Michael to discuss how Mary can help us through our Lenten journey. By examining the life of Mary and the words she has given us at her apparitions, Fr. Looney shares how we can walk with Mary and have intercede for us in Lent and beyond. You'll also discover that Mary truly seeks to heal us and bring us to her Son, our Lord. You can stream this episode below or find us wherever you enjoy listening to podcasts. Among some other subjects that we touch on:The prayers Mary requested us to make at seven apparitions.How Mary's prayers can convert sinners (check out Fr. Looney's article on this subject here on Catholic Exchange)Mary's help in overcoming entrenched sins.Why we ask Mary to pray for us now.Why we should pray the Seven Sorrows Rosary during Lent.How Jesus heals Mary's broken heart (and how He can do the same for you).How to pray to hear God's voice.How St. Faustina and Mother Mary can guide us in putting more of our trust in God.The apparition of Mary in Champion, Wisconsin.Why Lent is a special time to ask Mary to help you pray for your departed loved ones.Some resources we mentioned:"An Unexpected Miracle at Lourdes" by Sheila Beirne."Lessons I Learned From Scripture After My Mom Passed Away" by Fr. Edward Looney.The Mother Cabrini Shrine on Lookout Mountain in Colorado.Find Fr. Looney's Previous interviews in our archives, "Seeking a Marian Heart" and "Learning to Love the Rosary."You can also read Fr. Looney's previous articles on Catholic Exchange.You can also find Fr. Looney on Facebook, Twitter, and his website, EdwardLooney.com.Fr. Looney's latest book, A Lenten Journey with Mother Mary, is available through Sophia Institute Press.Support the show (https://catholicexchange.com/donate)

"Our culture is fixated on being great, but Mary says, 'God fixes the world through the lowly.' Our culture calls the thoughts of the proud and the powerful 'visions'—they're visionaries—but God calls the humble to build His vision of heaven on earth." Do you ever wonder why other people are chosen over you? Why did they get the job? Why did they get the recognition? Why did they get the opportunity? In the back of your mind, you're probably thinking, "I'm better than them. I'm more deserving." That happened all throughout the Bible. That's probably what Mary's friends and David's older brothers thought. Understand what God's looking for and why He chooses certain people from Learning to Follow Jesus (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/podcast-series/how-to-follow-jesus/) . In this episode, we talk about humble leaders throughout the Bible. Listen to The Humble King (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/media-feeds/the-humble-king/) " for more information. To learn more, visit our Twitter (https://twitter.com/thecrossingcomo) @TheCrossingCOMO.   Outline 0:20 - Veggie Tales! from Big Ideas 1:25 - The main problem 2:45 - Luke 1.52-55 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A52-55&version=NIV) 3:20 - The definition of "not great" 4:00 - Mary 4:15 - Luke 1.46-51 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A46-51&version=NIV) 5:20 - The agenda for Luke's gospel 6:05 - David (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/podcasts/what-does-god-care-the-most-about-in-people-1-sam-16-david-in-22-stories-1-samuel-2-samuel-devotions/) 6:55 - How Mary's words connect to our lives 7:20 - The great risk 8:05 - Reflect 8:35 - Subscribe. Rate. Share.   Social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO (https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO) Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO (https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO) Twitter: https://twitter.com/thecrossingcomo (https://twitter.com/thecrossingcomo)   Passages Luke 1.46-55: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A46-55&version=NIV (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A46-55&version=NIV) Luke 1.52-55: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A52-55&version=NIV (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A52-55&version=NIV) Luke 1.46-51: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A46-51&version=NIV (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1%3A46-51&version=NIV)   References Mary ("How to Give Your Life to God When It Feels Impossible"): URL David ("What Does God Care the Most About in People?"): https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/podcasts/what-does-god-care-the-most-about-in-people-1-sam-16-david-in-22-stories-1-samuel-2-samuel-devotions/ (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/podcasts/what-does-god-care-the-most-about-in-people-1-sam-16-david-in-22-stories-1-samuel-2-samuel-devotions/)   Resources The Humble King: https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/media-feeds/the-humble-king/ (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/media-feeds/the-humble-king/) Sacra Pagina: The Gospel of Luke Commentary by Luke Timothy Johnson: https://www.amazon.com/Sacra-Pagina-Gospel-Timothy-Johnson/dp/0814659667/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=sacra+pagina+luke&qid=1577984288&s=books&sr=1-1 (https://www.amazon.com/Sacra-Pagina-Gospel-Timothy-Johnson/dp/0814659667/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=sacra+pagina+luke&qid=1577984288&s=books&sr=1-1) The Gospel According to Luke by James Edwards: https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-according-Pillar-Testament-Commentary-ebook/dp/B00WIVFQ1C (https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-according-Pillar-Testament-Commentary-ebook/dp/B00WIVFQ1C)   Related What Does God Care the Most About in People?:... Support this podcast

“The-birds-and-the-bees” — We all know the term, but not all of us got an opportunity to have that conversation. Maybe we talked to a friend. A cousin. A sibling. Some may have even had the stereotypical talk — the one where you sit and wince through an awkward lecture WITH your parent(s). Whatever the case, we seem to never revisit it, if there even was a conversation to revisit. Today, Ellen sits down with Mary, her mother, to revisit that conversation. They’ll talk about: How Mary was taught sex-ed How Mary was taught about her menstrual cycle How sex was discussed in school, among peers, and at home What Mary would have done differently in Ellen’s sexual education  Ellen Melon Social Media links: https://www.instagram.com/ellenmelonshow/ https://twitter.com/EllenMelonShow https://www.facebook.com/ellenmelonshow www.ellenmelon.com

Fr. Bryan Kassa gave this homily on the 2nd Sunday of Advent at St. Thomas Chaldean Catholic Church in West Bloomfield, Michigan. He preached about the difference between anxiety and docility. How Mary responded to an anxious future unknown event with docility rather than anxiety and how we are called to do the same.

We met Mary Roberts on the Low-Carb cruise this year and just had to have her on the show. Mary dealt with a myriad of health issues and weight gain before finally landing on a keto diet. Listen in as she talks about the success she's found and how she was able to relieve fatigue, depression and even diabetic symptoms.  The importance of diet when dealing with diabetes How Mary used keto to relieve a variety of health issues What steps people can take when dealing with eating disorders Links Mentioned: Ketovangelist Coaching Kick it Naturally: Eating Disorders @ketomary71 - Instagram

If there are aspects in your life where you’ve ever struggled with feeling worthy, whether that be in friendships, relationships, or even the bedroom then you need to hear this episode. Today Jessi is joined by guest, Mary Jelkovsky. Mary is a former bikini competitor turned self-love advocate who hosts worldwide retreats to help people with their own self-love journey. They discuss eating disorders, what they looked like for them and how they showed up in their lives. Mary shares why you should view your body as an experience, rather than an image and why you’re absolutely worthy of receiving pleasure. She dives into a few tips for finding a vibrator that works for you and learning to accept yourself as you are.    In this episode: Mary’s journey of competing, eating disorders, body issue struggles to prominent self-love advocate Seeking help from a naturopath doctor for her eating disorder and realizing that she had a problem Moving away to Canada for school and healing from her eating disorder How young people are vulnerable, especially when it comes to the internet and social media Seeking unconventional ways to get therapy and finding acceptance with gaining weight Why you should learn to self-coach or invest in a coach for yourself Feeling unworthy of help and that your struggles aren’t valid with the issues that you face Mary’s advice for those struggling with self-confidence and how liberating it can be to learn to accept yourself  Tips for navigating out of bad body image days Why Mary doesn’t have fitness goals and what she focuses on instead Feeling confident during intimacy and incorporating vibrators Why our body is an experience, not an image Knowing that your worthy of experiencing pleasure How Mary feels about face filters and how they affect us The trauma that women feel around friendship breakups What Mary’s self-love retreats entail and how you can become involved   Links: Self-Love Africa Retreat Details and Application   Connect with Mary: Website Instagram YouTube   Join me for The Food Freedom Breakthrough Masterclass. This class is for those who know they want to improve their relationship with food and their body, but are afraid of spiraling out-of-control and want a proven, step-by-step system to go from feeling crazy around food to normal again!   You can either live your life at war with your mind or learn to work in sync with it. If you’re ready to work in sync with your mind and evolve your life, welcome to The Dear Body Podcast! Our mission is to help driven women have an easy and effortless relationship with food and unshakeable self-confidence in their own body. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode & learn more about us here!

Our monthly student roundtable discussion episodes are dedicated to help you navigate the at-times turbulent waters from graduation to internship to full employment in the hygienist industry. This month, we’ve invited on two hygienists who regularly go on mission trips to bring dental care to the less fortunate throughout the world. Mary Jensen (previously heard in ATOTH 78) works as a dental hygienist for HyLyfe, LLC in the Greater Chicago Area and is Alliance for Smiles’ lead hygienist, mentoring the dental professionals and students who go on these mission trips. Dorothy Ferreira has been practising dental hygiene for over three decades and is a volunteer hygienist for Alliance for Smiles and has 17 mission trips under her belt, with her 18th coming up this fall.  In this episode, Mary and Dorothy discuss their personal histories with charitable dentistry, explain how to best go about funding and preparing for these mission trips, and relate some of their favorite experiences.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Interview starts: 3:07 - How Mary and Dorothy got involved in mission trip work and why Mary views dental hygiene techniques as “portable.” - How dental hygienists on mission trips overcome the language barrier, and the touching bonds they form in the process. - Our guests’ tips for vetting the different organizations that offer mission trip opportunities. - Why time zone can be a major factor in how well one may adjust to a mission trip. - The reason a little bit of dental hygiene education can go a long way in more remote communities. - What Dorothy and Mary think you should be sure to pack for a mission trip, and other helpful preparation tips. - How you can go about securing funding for your mission trips.   QUOTES: “It’s life-changing for the child, but it’s life-changing for the volunteer as well.” “Speaking to someone firsthand, I think, is way better than just looking at their website.” “This individual has never been in the dental chair... You have to show, tell, do every step of the way.” “In this day and age, people want to feel that they’re going somewhere where there’s care.”   “When I’m on a mission, I’m an ambassador for the organization, I’m an ambassador for the United States and I’m an ambassador for the dental hygienists of the world.”   LINKS: Mary’s email: maryjensenrdh@gmail.com Dorothy’s email: dorothyferreirardh@gmail.com    Thank you to Paradise Dental Technologies aka PDT for providing sponsorship for this episode! Be sure to thank the sponsor for this episode by heading over to www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences! A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/   AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/   AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists   AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca