Podcast appearances and mentions of jacqueline hayes

In this episode, we're sitting down with Jacqueline Hayes, the Founder and President of The Chicago Help Initiative. We'll discuss her organization's efforts to empower the homeless, and its push for reform and change in the city. She will also clear up common misconceptions regarding the homeless population, and how their situation can be helped.

More and more women in leadership positions are pushing the boundaries of gender equality by utilizing their strengths and leadership qualities – in skill, knowledge, experience and emotion. Natural attributes normally assigned to women can be big differentiators as leadership qualities in the workplace. Women can help others set goals and attain them, emphasize teamwork, and invest time in training, mentoring and personal development. Women are more likely to approach their careers in a self-reflective way and value factors such as meaning, purpose, connection with co-workers and work-life integration. When women bring this strength to bear for their teams and employees, it has long-lasting implications. It improves employee retention, creates stronger team players, and develops the next generation of female role models. To talk to us about the “Key Steps Women Can Take to Be Strong Leaders” please help me welcome Jacqueline Hayes, Founder and CEO of Seyah One Enterprises, four-time author, keynote speaker, impact coach, podcaster and publisher!

Due to Producer Nick getting his second Covid-19 Vaccine shot over the weekend and being safe in seeing if he'd feel any side effects or not, this is a re-air from April 19th (last Monday) and it will officially air on Monday April 26th, 2021.  Thank you. Lauretta Froelich is back on this Monday and she is very excited.  On the show, she has two very important guests lined up.  For the first half of the show, she has on the line: Jacqueline Hayes, founder and commercial realtor of the Chicago Help Initiative.  Jacqueline discusses with Lauretta not only her organization and those that they have assisted and helped with the suppers at Catholic Charities that were held, but also her documentary: I Have A Name, which focuses on the homeless population in Chicago. For the second half of the show, Lauretta has Elizabeth Yore, a attorney, journalist, and child advocate.  She and Lauretta discus the upcoming Vatican Health Care Conference, May 6th-8th, 2021.  For more information on Lauretta’s guests, visit online at: Jacqueline Hayes: jhayes@chicagohelpinitiative.org Elizabeth Yore: www.yorechildren.com  

Lauretta Froelich is back on this Monday and she is very excited.  On the show, she has two very important guests lined up.  For the first half of the show, she has on the line: Jacqueline Hayes, founder and commercial realtor of the Chicago Help Initiative.  Jacqueline discusses with Lauretta not only her organization and those that they have assisted and helped with the suppers at Catholic Charities that were held, but also her documentary: I Have A Name, which focuses on the homeless population in Chicago. For the second half of the show, Lauretta has Elizabeth Yore, a attorney, journalist, and child advocate.  She and Lauretta discus the upcoming Vatican Health Care Conference, May 6th-8th, 2021.  For more information on Lauretta’s guests, visit online at: Jacqueline Hayes: jhayes@chicagohelpinitiative.org Elizabeth Yore: www.yorechildren.com

A new award-winning documentary has been released sharing the life-affirming work done every day at The Chicago Help Initiative (CHI) to help the homeless. Join Marie Jochum and Brigid Murphy as they welcome filmmaker Lucia Mauro and Jacqueline Hayes, founder of CHI to discuss “I Have A Name,” and the constellation of people and organizations working to eradicate poverty and homelessness.

In May this year Jacqueline Hayes from the Chicago Help Initiative was my guest on BraveHearts Radio. We talked about the multi-dimensional work that CHI is accomplishing in the city, and a special emphasis on the upcoming documentary film I Have A Name. As a follow up to Jaqueline's conversation, in June, award winning Film-makers (In My Brother's Shoes) Lucia Mauro and Joe Orlandino were guests on the show. We also talked about the upcoming film I Have A Name. Now Jacqueline, Lucia and Heather Eidson are all joining me on BraveHearts Radio to talk about how it all came together. Drumroll, please: I HAVE A NAME! Don't miss it.

Job searches are tough. It can get frustrating waiting for a call to get an interview, especially when you know you are qualified for the job. But it's quite possible that there is a good reason the phone isn't ringing. Your resume. Our guest today is today is JACQUELINE HAYES, who helps us understand why your resume is your most powerful and critical marketing tool. Written correctly, it can open doors. Written incorrectly can keep you from even getting an interview. Jaqueline is passionate about empowering women and brings her message of “There are no limits in life; only limited thinking.” Listen in! Social Media Handles: Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/JHayeschangeagent/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/jhayeschngagent Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/jhayeschngagent

When I first met Ellen Rogin, it was because I was to introduce her for a National Speakers Association event. When I read her introduction I was inspired by her description as an Abundance Activist®! In our subsequent conversations we found a lot of connectedness, and Ellen introduced me to Jacqueline Hayes and Lucia Mauro who have been terrific guests on the show (and they’ll be back in October!) Since, we have dedicated the summer of 2020 as “The Summer of Abundance” here on BraveHearts Radio, it is most appropriate to have Ellen Rogin on the show as we wind down toward autumn. Please plan to join us for our conversation Live Monday at 3:00 pm CDT. See what the power of an Abundance Mind can do for you!

The Chicago Help Initiative (CHI) is a consortium of business, residential, religious, social service, institutional and volunteer leaders striving to promote an atmosphere of dignity and compassion toward those in need by providing access to food, health services, shelter and employment. CHI works to educate local businesses and residents as to how they can help ease the plight of the homeless, disadvantaged and out of work individuals and improve their well-being, self esteem and productivity. Join us Monday to meet Jacqueline Hayes, founder of CHI and to learn how you too can help!

Catholic Charities is proud to collaborate with The Chicago Help Initiative, formerly known as HELP (Help Ease Local Poverty) to provide assistance to anyone in need. Join Marie Jochum and Brigid Murphy as they welcome Jacqueline Hayes, CHI Founder, and Doug Fraser, CHI Executive Director to discuss how our agencies have been working together for the past twenty years to fulfill urgent needs of destitute individuals, and offer programs and services that can lead them to a brighter future.

The Chicago Help Initiative (CHI) is a consortium of business, residential, religious, social service, institutional and volunteer leaders striving to promote an atmosphere of dignity and compassion toward those in need by providing access to food, health services, shelter and employment. CHI works to educate local businesses and residents as to how they can help ease the plight of the homeless, disadvantaged and out of work individuals and improve their well-being, self esteem and productivity. Join us Monday to meet Jacqueline Hayes, founder of CHI and to learn how you too can help!

Today’s program is about our “biggest bully”, the one thing that can handicap us for life—our self-limiting beliefs--those voices in our mind that are constantly sabotaging our dreams and hopes for a better life. These often come from events in life when someone expressed a very negative opinion about us, or said something really demeaning that we have internalized and has become a part of our accepted life narrative . These toxic beliefs, which afflict us all, telling us we’re not worthy, we’re not enough, and how our dreams are all way too grandiose for someone of our limited skill and ability. These crippling beliefs affect both men and women, but, seem to be particularly acute among women and what a powerful guest for this topic and today’s show. Follow her guidance and you can KO that bully and bring new energy, purpose, and balance to your life.   Jacqueline Hayes is a three-time author, motivational speaker, and empowerment consultant. Jacqueline helps women to achieve leverage and self-confidence while instilling in them passion, focus and commitment. Her professionalism and firsthand experience have been the sources of her deep knowledge, insight, direction, and understanding of issues in the corporate world, as well as the ability to impart people with excellence. Jacqueline leverages her wealth of experience of over 20 years in human resources and talent management in major industries – healthcare, telecommunications, and technology, with her fascination with human behavior, to connect with people on every level and to empower them towards achieving greatness. Jacqueline has three breathtaking books to her credit; “Unfolding: A Woman’s Journey,” “You Are Enough: A Guide to Love, Joy, Peace, Freedom and Acceptance,” and “Blossom: Discover the Beautiful Flower Within” – all available on Amazon. Her focus is geared towards living well, hence, she offers the wonderful gift of making you believe in your innate special and unique abilities. Jacqueline is also passionate about enjoying life and making the world a better place. She is committed to her mission of seeing others blossom and fulfill their potential.   On this podcast episode, Jackie will elaborate on each of these questions below:   -You say “Many women waste their time defining themselves through the eyes of others. They are looking for answers to questions that must come from within. They are seeking acceptance and approval from individuals who do not have the power or insight to give them such information.”   --You say in one of your books, “I don’t allow these people to invade my personal space with these opinions. Yet, Jackie as you know, it takes a special form of resilience and self-confidence to execute this reaction in real life. How should someone learn to adopt this technique.   --Please describe your 5 Powerful Ways to nurture your mind, body and spirit?   -It’s noteworthy that you mention mind first. The prevailing attitude and practice among most is to focus on body first and many of the limiting beliefs relate to body image issues, correct?   --Describe what you mean by “life-intentional thinking and how mindfulness plays into this?   --Please describe the monkey mind and some of the effective meditation practices that you recommend? --You make a big point about positive self-talk and self-instruction, is “journaling” a big part of this? --When you say “love yourself, take care of your temple, are you referring body, mind and spirit? --Please describe what you mean by a “heart tune-up” --You’ve described the benefits of meditation and some effective methods, and you describe 5 ways to calm down, de-stress and reset. In addition to meditation, what are the others? --With regard to women’s empowerment in particular, please elaborate on what the characteristics of an empowered woman are? --Are women generally tougher on each other than they should be? What do you mean by “I support my sister”? --Okay, let’s close with your overall umbrella theme, “You are enough” Please elaborate on healthy self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-awareness, and no more excuses, own your power” I want to thank you, Jackie for taking the time to be with us today. This is such an important topic, and you have given us a full recipe of practical techniques that can be adopted in our own lives, so with that, we will close and look forward to seeing you on the next episode of Exiting the A.S.A.P. Lane.

Kingdom Empowerment, Inc.'s Talk Show Host - Dr. Donna Ghanney Interviews Jacqueline Hayes on "The Kingdom Hour" on Friday, February 8, 2019 at 1:30 PM EST. Topic: "You Are Enough" Call in @ 1 (646) 668-2413 USA or join us LIVE ONLINE! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jacqueline Hayes is a Fortune 500 Speaker, Empowerment Consultant, Author of three amazing books - Blossom, Discover the Beautiful Flower Within, Unfolding, A Womans Journey, and You are Enough, a Guide to Love, Joy, Peace, Freedom and Acceptance.passionate about empowering women and she brings her message of no limits in life only limited thinking to everyone as a highly in-demand speaker and with her three books. Learn more about Jacqueline Hayes here: https://jacquelinehayes.world Subscribe, Contribute to or Sponsor our Radio Programs  at our website: http://www.keifm.com Want to be a guest on "The Kingdom Hour" Contact on our website. Sponsored by: Jewelry4AQueen

Isn’t it time to believe that You Are Enough?  Check out Jacqueline Hayes keys to your empowerment on Power Your Life Radio with Host Dr. Jo Anne White. Jacqueline Hayes is a three-time author, motivational speaker, and empowerment consultant.  She helps women achieve influence and self-confidence while instilling passion, focus, and commitment in them. Jacqueline leverages her 20 years of experience in human resources and her talent management in healthcare, telecommunications, and technology. Her three books, “Unfolding: A Woman’s Journey,” “You Are Enough: A Guide to Love, Joy, Peace, Freedom and Acceptance,” and “Blossom: Discover the Beautiful Flower Within” are born from her fascination with human behavior and a desire to connect with people and empower them to achieve greatness. Jacqueline’s focus is geared towards living well and helping people believe in their unique abilities. She’s passionate about enjoying life and is committed to seeing others blossom and fulfill their potential.

Coal is too valuable to burn, by Ian Woolf, Angus Kell explains water and energy efficient home renovation to Patrick Rubie, Mark West shares his election fever, Presented by Jacqueline Hayes, Produced by Ian Woolf, with technical support by Tilly Boleyn. Music: Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun is a Mass of Incandescent Gas) by They Might Be Giants (Severe Tire Damage Album - Restless Records) Stretched Out and Rollin by Pat Webb (http://www.archive.org/details/PatWebbStretchedOutandRollin)