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What was up with the RHONY episode last night? In Julia's Random Thoughts we celebrate social media day. You shouldn't always trust your GPS and the girl who caused the crash at the Tour De France is in custody! We have a fun clip of Sonja Morgan with Andy Cohen you have to hear!

When was the last time you really stopped and paid attention to your surroundings? As an artist, I have spent years training my eyes to pay attention to shapes, colors, and so many other aspects of the visual arts that listening to my surroundings was never a top priority. What can we learn from our surroundings when we deliberately slow down and begin to really pay attention?  Over the years I’ve been fortunate enough to speak with hundreds of artists from all walks of life. It has been a huge honor to explore their stories, hear their unique perspectives, and bring them to my fellow artists like you! While I think I played it cool in this interview, I have to admit that was totally starstruck when I got to speak with none other than Julia Cameron. Hailed by the New York Times as "The Queen of Change," Julia is credited with starting a movement in 1992 that has brought creativity into the mainstream conversation— in the arts, in business, and in everyday life. She is the best-selling author of more than forty books, fiction, and nonfiction; a poet, songwriter, filmmaker, and playwright. Commonly referred to as "The Godmother" or "High Priestess" of creativity, her tools are based in practice, not theory, and she considers herself "the floor sample of her own toolkit."  I hope you get as much joy, inspiration, and encouragement from Julia’s profound insights and wisdom as much as I did!  Learning to listen  Are you ready to listen? Really listen to the world around you? You might be thinking that there is not much around you that is worth listening to - but you’ll never really know until you take the plunge! Julia Cameron is such a huge advocate for quieting the inner voice and tuning into the world all around that she wrote a book about it!  In her book, “The Listening Path,” Julia takes readers on a transformational journey to deeper, more profound listening and creativity. In Julia’s experience, as we learn to listen, our attention is heightened and we gain healing, insight, and clarity. At the heart of the practice, Julia says that listening creates connections and ignites a creativity that will resonate through every aspect of our lives. If you are ready to find a deeper connection to the world around you and unlock the creativity within you, then try spending some time with the practices and rhythms that Julia teaches about. I’ve been incorporating several lessons from her works over the years and I can not recommend her insights and wisdom enough - I know that dedicated artists like you will get a lot out of what Julia has to offer.  Embracing playfulness  You can’t get very far in a conversation with Julia Cameron without hearing about her passion for playfulness. Yes, that’s right, Julia is passionate about playfulness. If you've been around the Savvy Painter community for very long, you know that I am a huge fan of encouraging artists to get in touch with their inner child and unlock that long-hidden impulse to play when it comes to their art. I thought I was serious about playfulness but Julia has me beat. What are you waiting for? The right moment? The perfect plan? Julia encourages you and me to stop overthinking it and just embrace our playfulness. Do something fun today!  Outline of This Episode [4:00] I introduce my guest, Julia Cameron.  [6:00] Julia opens up about her experience writing her latest book.  [10:00] Cultivating a practice of listening.  [13:00] Listening to yourself.  [19:30] How to deal with the inner critic.  [26:00] What to do next.  [30:00] Working from the heart.  [37:00] Just try it.  [41:00] Doing the work itself is the work.  [45:00] Julia talks about her love for film.  [48:00] Embracing playfulness.  [50:00] Closing thoughts.  Resources Mentioned on this episode Julia Cameron Live The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity The Listening Path The Miracle of Morning Pages Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

We’re bringing you a special miniseries that hones in on Team Factora’s savings successes after creating (and therefore doing) the Six Figure Savings coursework. We get down to the nitty-gritty and cover exact emergency fund targets, which accounts we use, the automated systems we set up, our savings "WHYs", and so much more. In Julia’s episode, you’ll also hear about:How she saved almost $20K in quarantine. Her creative house hacking strategy. Why she combined finances with a partner during a career change. The mindset shift that helped her see saving as sexy! And not boring. Why she hates the word “budget”—and what she says instead. How she calculated her emergency fund with flexibility in mind. Her next big audacious goals and her strategy to get there.

Julia Minakowski is the reigning Miss USA Ambassador. She is a natural born leader who is beautiful inside and out. Julia is a recent graduate with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Currently, she works for Lockheed Martin Space as a Guidance, Navigation & Control Engineer. Her favorite organization to fundraise with is the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. In Julia's first national pageant she captured our hearts and the crown! Look out world, here come Julia Minakowski

We have a treat for you this week. Julia Chiappetta has appeared on: Fox News, NBC, CBS and several radio broadcasts. She has been interviewed by Vogue, Shape, Self, Natural Health, Breast Cancer Magazine & Nature and Health Australia to name a few.  Julia is a visionary, writer and problem solver whose life took a turn eighteen years ago when she heard the words “you have breast cancer.” Facing her diagnosis head on, she began researching alternative therapies and implemented them to heal her body. Listen in for Julia’s inspiring story and tips on how to beat cancer naturally!   * * *   Julia Chiappetta Julia is a breast cancer survivor and author of “Breast Cancer-The notebook”, a reference guide that provides a foundation of facts to the newly diagnosed, survivors or those wishing to take a preventative view from age 18 and up. Julia Chiappetta is the Owner and President of Julia Chiappetta Consulting (JCC Group LLC). Her expertise includes: Marketing, Branding, Meeting & Event Planning & Business Development. Her unique branding style is influenced by her interactions with many cultures and countries, who have welcomed her. Julia is a visionary, writer and problem solver whose life took a turn eighteen years ago when she heard the words “you have breast cancer.” Facing her diagnosis head on, she began researching alternative therapies and implemented them to heal her body. Six years later she published Breast Cancer-the notebook (Gemini Media 2005), to share what she had learned to the newly diagnosed, anticipating the need to knowledge that she was challenged by in 2000. She continues to seek optimum health by fueling her body with an organic, mostly raw diet, cross-training, running and prayer. She sits on boards for: The Annie Appleseed Project, Greenwich Christian Preschool, Best Answer for Cancer, The Pink Fund and The Board of Health, Town of Greenwich, Connecticut. Notable engagements include two invitations to The White House by First Lady Laura Bush’s team, to discuss global education to women in third world countries focused on diet and lifestyle changes. She has appeared on: Fox News, NBC, CBS and several radio broadcasts. She has been interviewed by Vogue, Shape, Self, Natural Health, Breast Cancer Magazine & Nature and Health Australia to name a few. She continues to speak at conferences and released a series of videos on You Tube called Julia the Conqueror. At present she writes a Health & Wellness Columnist and actively pursues encouraging others through advocacy opportunities; where she finds joy, peace and purpose   Diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 1999 In Julia’s words, “For me, in my own mind, what’s drastic is putting chemotherapy into your body. For me, what’s drastic is burning my body with radiation, or taking drugs, or puking over a toilet bowl, or losing all of my hair and every healthy cell in my body.” She decided to implement something completely different. Julia’s protocol included giving up her six-figure income, the career that she’d built her entire life to succeed at, which involved traveling all over the world, producing events, and marketing and branding, and not having a life, and not having proper rest, and a lot of stress. She eliminated toxic relationships. She also tried to eliminate all the toxins in her body. She sought out natural solutions to support her body as she fought the cancer. Julia considers herself ‘healed’ and not merely in remission.   Julia Became the CEO of Her Own Body High Nutrient Superfoods Quality Supplements Organic Food - Mostly Raw Vegan Anti-Inflammatory & Alkaline Diet Juicing - wheatgrass, fruits, vegetables Exercise Non-Toxic Home Environment Non-Toxic Personal Care Products Constant research and awareness of natural health advancements.     Deeper Dive Resources Julia’s Book: Breast Cancer: The Notebook http://juliachiappetta.com/the-book.php   Julia’s Website http://JuliaChiappetta.com   Study: Life Event, Stress and Illness https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3341916/   Effects of Stress on Health https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/stress/2011/final-2011.pdf   Breast Self-Exam https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/testing/types/self_exam   Breast Cancer Stages https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/diagnosis/staging   EWG’s Healthy Living: Home Guide https://www.ewg.org/healthyhomeguide/   Merrick Ross - MD Anderson https://faculty.mdanderson.org/profiles/merrick_ross.html   Ann Fonfa - The Annie Appleseed Project https://www.annieappleseedproject.org/ann-fonfa/   The Annie Appleseed Project https://www.annieappleseedproject.org/   Thermography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography   Ralph W. Moss, PhD https://www.mossreports.com/ralph-moss/   NSF International http://www.nsf.org/

We have a treat for you this week. Julia Chiappetta has appeared on: Fox News, NBC, CBS and several radio broadcasts. She has been interviewed by Vogue, Shape, Self, Natural Health, Breast Cancer Magazine & Nature and Health Australia to name a few.  Julia is a visionary, writer and problem solver whose life took a turn eighteen years ago when she heard the words “you have breast cancer.” Facing her diagnosis head on, she began researching alternative therapies and implemented them to heal her body. Listen in for Julia’s inspiring story and tips on how to beat cancer naturally!   * * *   Julia Chiappetta Julia is a breast cancer survivor and author of “Breast Cancer-The notebook”, a reference guide that provides a foundation of facts to the newly diagnosed, survivors or those wishing to take a preventative view from age 18 and up. Julia Chiappetta is the Owner and President of Julia Chiappetta Consulting (JCC Group LLC). Her expertise includes: Marketing, Branding, Meeting & Event Planning & Business Development. Her unique branding style is influenced by her interactions with many cultures and countries, who have welcomed her. Julia is a visionary, writer and problem solver whose life took a turn eighteen years ago when she heard the words “you have breast cancer.” Facing her diagnosis head on, she began researching alternative therapies and implemented them to heal her body. Six years later she published Breast Cancer-the notebook (Gemini Media 2005), to share what she had learned to the newly diagnosed, anticipating the need to knowledge that she was challenged by in 2000. She continues to seek optimum health by fueling her body with an organic, mostly raw diet, cross-training, running and prayer. She sits on boards for: The Annie Appleseed Project, Greenwich Christian Preschool, Best Answer for Cancer, The Pink Fund and The Board of Health, Town of Greenwich, Connecticut. Notable engagements include two invitations to The White House by First Lady Laura Bush’s team, to discuss global education to women in third world countries focused on diet and lifestyle changes. She has appeared on: Fox News, NBC, CBS and several radio broadcasts. She has been interviewed by Vogue, Shape, Self, Natural Health, Breast Cancer Magazine & Nature and Health Australia to name a few. She continues to speak at conferences and released a series of videos on You Tube called Julia the Conqueror. At present she writes a Health & Wellness Columnist and actively pursues encouraging others through advocacy opportunities; where she finds joy, peace and purpose   Diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 1999 In Julia’s words, “For me, in my own mind, what’s drastic is putting chemotherapy into your body. For me, what’s drastic is burning my body with radiation, or taking drugs, or puking over a toilet bowl, or losing all of my hair and every healthy cell in my body.” She decided to implement something completely different. Julia’s protocol included giving up her six-figure income, the career that she’d built her entire life to succeed at, which involved traveling all over the world, producing events, and marketing and branding, and not having a life, and not having proper rest, and a lot of stress. She eliminated toxic relationships. She also tried to eliminate all the toxins in her body. She sought out natural solutions to support her body as she fought the cancer. Julia considers herself ‘healed’ and not merely in remission.   Julia Became the CEO of Her Own Body High Nutrient Superfoods Quality Supplements Organic Food - Mostly Raw Vegan Anti-Inflammatory & Alkaline Diet Juicing - wheatgrass, fruits, vegetables Exercise Non-Toxic Home Environment Non-Toxic Personal Care Products Constant research and awareness of natural health advancements.     Deeper Dive Resources Julia’s Book: Breast Cancer: The Notebook http://juliachiappetta.com/the-book.php   Julia’s Website http://JuliaChiappetta.com   Study: Life Event, Stress and Illness https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3341916/   Effects of Stress on Health https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/stress/2011/final-2011.pdf   Breast Self-Exam https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/testing/types/self_exam   Breast Cancer Stages https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/diagnosis/staging   EWG’s Healthy Living: Home Guide https://www.ewg.org/healthyhomeguide/   Merrick Ross - MD Anderson https://faculty.mdanderson.org/profiles/merrick_ross.html   Ann Fonfa - The Annie Appleseed Project https://www.annieappleseedproject.org/ann-fonfa/   The Annie Appleseed Project https://www.annieappleseedproject.org/   Thermography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography   Ralph W. Moss, PhD https://www.mossreports.com/ralph-moss/   NSF International http://www.nsf.org/

In Julia's story she shares about her tangible encounter with God and being called into missions. www.jaymeelizabeth.com www.missions.me

This episode, Tom interviews Julia Freeland Fisher, the Director of Education at the Clayton Christensen Institute. For a decade, since Clay Christensen and Michael Horn published Disrupting Class: How Disruptive Innovation Will Change the Way the World Learns, the team at the Clayton Christensen Institute has been known as a leader in blended and personalized learning — as well as the idea of disruptive innovation.   In Julia’s new book, Who You Know: Unlocking Innovations That Expand Students’ Networks, she explores the importance of social capital. She emphasizes the idea that who you know matters greatly in terms of a child’s success in the future.   In this podcast, Julia shares information about her new book and describes innovative approaches to helping young people develop social networks. She also speaks about the process of writing the book as well as her journey that got her to this point.   “Children's networks — their reservoir of social capital and ability to bank on that capital for support, advice, or opportunities down the line — remains largely determined by random luck: the luck of where children are born, whom their parents know, and whom they happen to end up sitting next to in class.” — Julia Freeland Fisher (Who You Know: Unlocking Innovations That Expand Students’ Networks)   Key Takeaways: [:19] About today’s topic and guest. [1:19] Tom welcomes Julia to the podcast. [1:40] About Julia’s early education. [3:49] Where Julia’s interest in Latin studies came from. [5:07] Why Julia went to law school. [6:12] Where Julia’s interest in education came from. [7:55] What led Julia to the Clayton Christensen Institute. [9:07] Julia gives a brief explanation on what disruptive innovation is. [10:32] How did the leading voice for personalized and blended learning decide to study social capital? [13:03] What Tom was surprised to learn from Julia’s book, Who You Know. [14:54] Tom reads a quote from Who You Know that sums up the equity issue and Julia explains it more thoroughly. [16:02] Innovations Julia has seen that have helped to expand students’ networks. [18:02] Julia’s thoughts on virtual mentoring networks. [20:10] About the iNACOL Book Party with Lydia, Tom, and Julia. [20:35] Does Julia think virtual reality is going to play a role in introducing young people to career opportunities? [21:56] Julia explains online connecting offline. [23:10] Julia explains integrated student services. [25:19] How do we make social capital more important? How do we create time in busy, secondary schedules for things like mentorships and work-based learning? [27:26] Julia describes key differences between a traditional high school and one that is aiming toward building social capital. [33:54] About Julia’s experience co-authoring with her husband. [35:19] How, when and where did Julia write? [36:15] What is Julia’s next book on? [37:29] What has been humbling for Julia while she has been giving talks on the book?   Mentioned in This Episode: Julia Freeland Fisher’s LinkedIn Clayton Christensen Institute Disrupting Class: How Disruptive Innovation Will Change the Way the World Learns, by Clayton Christensen, Curtis W. Johnson, and Michael B. Horn Who You Know: Unlocking Innovations That Expand Students’ Networks, by Julia Freeland Fisher and Daniel Fisher Better Together: How to Leverage School Networks For Smarter Personalized and Project Based Learning, by Tom Vander Ark and Lydia Dobyns NewSchools Venture Fund Community Share ImBlaze LRNG.org Del Lago Academy One Stone   Want to Attend the iNACOL Book Party? Send a message to editor@gettingsmart.com and let them know you want on the guest list!   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!  

Confident Conversations is a weekly podcast show for ambitious women about confidently balancing work and life, hosted by me, Sherry Bevan, Author, Coach & Speaker. A former Global Head of IT Service for a City law firm, I now work as a women's leadership coach helping ambitious women get clear on what they really want then find the confidence to do it. Managing a large team on part-time hours – Episode 010 In this week’s episode about the imposter syndrome, I’m talking to Julia Bramble of Bramble Buzz. While Julia, mum of 6, is now an award-winning specialist and small business social media expert, her career started in the Metropolitan Police Forensic Science Lab in London. She wrote the training material and trained more than 20 hugely resistant, highly respected, court reporting officers who didn’t believe in this new-fangled DNA testing being introduced. In Julia's next role, she was responsible for setting up a new unit to create the first national DNA database. In her new role she was responsible for recruiting, training and leading a team of 60 scientists and yet she only worked 3 days a week. Julia demonstrates that YES leadership on part-time hours can be done. In today’s episode, we discuss: How a forensic scientist ends up as a social media expert How to effectively lead a team of 60 people when you work part-time How to engage and motivate the individuals in a large team The change management required to successfully introduce a new way of working Julia's top tips for women in leadership: don't try and do everything. Delegate effectively which means giving responsibility, backing and support.  GUEST: Julia Bramble HOSTED BY: Sherry Bevan  Mentioned on the show Julia's website: Bramble BuzzJulia on Twitter: @JuliaBrambleJulia on Facebook: @BrambleBuzzSocialMedia Ask your questions or share your feedback Comment on the show notes Tweet me @SherryRB quoting CC010 #ConfidentConversations Email srb@sherrybevan.co.uk For more Confident Conversations connect with me On Twitter @SherryRB or search #ConfidentConversations Join my Facebook page Subscribe, rate and review in iTunes Sign up to my weekly newsletter