Podcast appearances and mentions of jada sezer

In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer welcomes Jane van Zyl, CEO of Working Families, the national charity for working parents and carers. With 18 years experience working in the sector, Jane shares her knowledge on how to navigate flexible working within the workplace, and explains the importance of knowing your workplace rights before starting a family. We discuss what the gender pay gap is, how it exists and why it won't be overcome anytime soon. She also shares her experiences with mothers being discriminated in the workplace.

This week, host Jada Sezer welcomes Stephanie and Samantha Frost, sisters, founders and co-CEO's of the multi-million pound womenswear brand, Pretty Lavish. In this episode, they share the challenges they've faced growing the company as active CEO's, whilst becoming first-time mums just 3 months apart from on-another. And their decision to return to work after 6 weeks. They open up on how they both balance their weeks with work and childcare, and how the domestic labour and mental load is shared throughout their households. This episode also covers how becoming a mother can impact your managerial and business decisions and answers the tail-old question: ‘are Mother's committed in the workforce?' Discover how these inspirational sisters navigate work and home life and learn what motivates them to keep going. Could their approach inspire you to take on a new challenge?

In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer welcomes Michelle Kennedy, founder and CEO of the fastest-growing social networking app for women, Peanut. They discuss the journey of leaving her role as deputy CEO of dating behemoth Badoo and an inaugural board member of Bumble to pursue her dreams of building her own company. Kennedy opens up about the challenges of being the only female in senior management whilst adjusting to life with a new born and her decision to return back to work after just 4 months after giving birth. She also shares the real pressure her relationship faced as she moved her mother into her marital home for childcare and how she built a network of support around her to ensure she had a work-life balance when having her second child. This episode also covers the inequality mothers are facing with the gender pension gap and answers the tail-old question: ‘are Mother's committed in the workforce?' Discover how Kennedy redefines what it means to be a working mother with purpose and flexibility. Could her approach inspire you to take on new challenges?

Jada Sezer, model, mental health advocate, and host of her own podcast, joins Patricia Bright on The Break for an inspiring conversation. Together, they discuss the evolution of body positivity, the importance of authentic brand positioning, and how to take control of your finances. With Jada's unique insights as a podcast host and advocate for self-confidence, this episode is packed with major advice pointers! Tune in!  We are also delighted that we are partnering with Klarna for this series. Klarna is all about giving you control and flexibility with your spending, offering a choice of secure payments that suit you! Klarna's Pay in 3/Pay in 30 days are unregulated credit agreements. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Ts&Cs and late fees apply. You can also watch the full episodes on YouTube and listen on all podcast apps.  Connect with Stef on Instagram: @jadasezer Connect with The Break and Patricia on socials to keep up to date Instagram @thebreaksocial @patriciabright TikTok @thebreaksocial @patriciabright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer welcomes chef Melissa Hemsley. Best known for her delicious, feel-good recipes from her best-selling books, Melissa joins us for an honest conversation about juggling creativity, parenting, and self-care while staying true to your passions. We dive into Melissa's journey of writing her next cookbook Real Healthy which is now a Sunday Times Best Seller, whilst balancing the chaos of motherhood, carving out time for herself, and how she's learning to navigate life after her recent ADHD diagnosis.

In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer welcomes Tiffany Boswell, founder of Meela. Meela is a unique therapy platform that matches people with therapists based on their preferences and needs and has closed a whopping €2.6 million funding round.Tiffany shares the impact therapy had on her whilst recovering from an eating disorder and why she never thought she'd own a therapy company. She also reveals the secrets of ‘the start-up scene' and the steps she's taking to start a family.

In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer welcomes clinical psychologist Dr. Emma Svanberg, who is best known as 'Mumologist' online. With years of experience in postnatal mental health, Dr. Svanberg shares her insights on how to navigate the complexity of parenthood and answers the age-old question of 'can Mums really do it all?'.We also discuss the common challenges that many new parents face, such as going back to work after having a baby, "mum guilt", the mental load and sharing parental duties within the household. Plus, Dr. Svanberg shares her secrets on how to remain resilient in what feels like the most turbulent period of your life.

In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer welcomes founder of Babyhood, Chessie King Carter, to discuss the bold journey of starting a business right after giving birth. Chessie opens up about the challenges and rewards of launching Babyhood while adjusting to life with a newborn. How did she manage her time between breastfeeding and brainstorming, and what kept her motivated when things got tough? Chessie also shares the real pressures of balancing business and motherhood, from the childcare costs to the need for a strong support system. She dives into her strategies for building a “village” of supporters, tag-teaming with her partner Matt, and creating boundaries to maintain her mental health. How does she handle “mum guilt” while pursuing her career? And what practical tips does she use to manage her schedule and self-care without burnout? Discover how Chessie redefines what it means to be a working mother with purpose and flexibility. Could her approach inspire you to take on new challenges?

MILLIE MACKINTOSH: Burnout, Support and Finding Balance after Breaking Down | CEO MUM In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer sits down with businesswoman and mother of two, Millie Mackintosh. Millie opens up about the realities of balancing a career and motherhood, sharing the emotional and physical challenges she's faced, from breastfeeding struggles to managing a reflux baby. She discusses the importance of support systems, self-care, and learning how to delegate tasks. They dive deep into the impact of societal expectations on working mothers and how Millie incorporates practices like gratitude journaling and time management to stay grounded and efficient. Millie also emphasizes the need for rest and how building a supportive community can make all the difference.

SYDNEY CROUCH: From Viral Fame to First-Time Mum | CEO MUMIn this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer chats with British content creator and social media influencer Sydney Crouch. Sydney opens up about her journey from launching her YouTube career at 19 to becoming a mother, and how she manages to blend her personal life with her online presence. They discuss the challenges of balancing work and motherhood, the importance of family support, and the struggles with guilt many working mums face. Sydney also shares her insights on maintaining authenticity in her content and setting boundaries for her family's privacy.

CHERRY HEALEY: Rewriting The Rules Of Motherhood | CEO MUM In this episode of the CEO MUM Podcast, host Jada Sezer sits down with Cherry Healey to explore her incredible journey from working behind the scenes at the BBC to becoming a leading figure in journalism while navigating the highs and lows of motherhood. Cherry shares candid insights into creating her career whilst juggling her new role, breaking stereotypes of what a mother 'should be', and her personal productivity hacks to maintain some equilibrium.

Welcome to C.E.O / M U M, the podcast that celebrates the extraordinary women who redefine success on their terms, navigating the intersection of high-powered careers and motherhood.  Join host Jada Sezer as she delves into inspiring conversations, unravelling the stories of resilient women who master the art of balancing business and babies. From pivotal turning points to tough transitions, each episode explores unique journeys. Tune in to C.E.O / M U M Season 1, COMING SOON.

In this episode, Saka talks to Jada Sezer about her journey through finding her own empowerment and becoming an ambassador for female empowerment across social media platforms. Jada is an advocate for UN Women UK and an angel investor for female founded startup businesses. She began her career as a model and shifted her focus towards tech and finding ways to help others. She has been committed to inspiring positive change physically and digitally to all kinds of people and continues to shine her influence through her platforms.  "I don't want to be a model, I want to be a role model."

On this weeks episode we have got pretty emotional. We are truly honoured and humbled that so many of you have listened to the podcast over the last year. It has been the biggest journey with so many incredible conversations and we have truly learnt so much.  During this episode we have gone back into the archives and pulled out some of the most inspirational conversations that we know you will love under these main topics: + Body Positivity + Navigating our way in a digital world + Women in Business + Why these experts do what they do  Expect to see: Jules Von Hep, Sophie Hughes, Jada Sezer, Estee Lalonde, Em Roberts, Danielle Peazer, Lucy Sheridan, Sophie Hermann, Cleo Lacey, Lauren Mahon and of course my Mama. We can't wait to see what you think of this episode, if you liked it please do share - it means so much to us. [This is a Monday Network production] Follow Kirsty on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/kirstyraynor Follow The Mindset and Me Podcast on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/mindsetandmepodcast Follow Monday Network on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/monday_network Sign up for Kirstys daily emails here: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/62095e92e0eda1a0d870a994

On this weeks episode we have the force that is Jada Sezer with a conversation that is one of the most thought provoking we have ever had. Jada is multi-hyphenate: creator, disrupter and change-maker. She is a pioneer in the fashion industry: modelling for Topshop, Speedo, Tommy Hilfiger and Moët; a global campaign for L'Oreal alongside Dame Helen Mirren and a total of 3 international Adidas campaigns. She was the first size 16 model on ASOS, then graced the cover the Womens Health 2019 and Cosmopolitan magazine 2020.  Alongside her BA in Psychology, MA in Child Psychotherapy and Diploma's in Neuroplasticity and Cryptocurrency with Blockchain, Jada is also an ambassador for UN Women UK and angel investor for female founded startups. Her commitment to pushing the fashion industry forward and be more inclusive has contributed to her ‘influence' in a modern digital age.  In 2021, after a decade, Jada decided to leave the modelling industry, shift her focus towards technology and explore how she could further support others.  Dedicating her time to female economic empowerment and technological advancements in the wellness arena.  We can't wait to see what you think of this episode. [This is a Monday Network production] Follow Jada on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/jadasezer Follow Kirsty on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/kirstyraynor Follow Mindset + Me Podcast on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/mindseetandmepodcast Follow Monday Network on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/monday_network

Welcome back to The Process podcast. This week, I welcome a good friend of mine, Jada Sezer. Jada is a plus size model but began her working life studying and working in child psychotherapy. From there, she got into modelling and has been at the top of her game for many years, campaigning for more diversity in the fashion industry, amongst other things. She has since developed a respectful voice in empowering others to love and accept themselves; both physically and mentally. She shares advice and works hard to encourage others to develop more positivity around their appearances, as well as self acceptance, self-love and compassion. In this episode we take a look at what it takes to develop a healthier relationship with ourselves, and why it's the most important relationship and the one we should be understanding and nurturing the most. We talk about Jada's personal experiences as well as advice and suggestions for cultivating body positivity and, as a result, more confidence. We also talk about rediscovering your true self and staying true to your authenticity, as well as how to navigate or initiate career change, and move forward with a reduced sense of fear around failure. We talk about how to detach from the outcome of things, more, and how to live more freely, without always having to have everything always planned or figured out, and a clear view of the future. Finally, we talk about relationships, and what she's learnt over the years about communication and the importance of being both vulnerable in yourself, and compassionate and understanding of others. I love this episode so much, and hope you'll enjoy it and take something from it, too. SHOW NOTES: www.theprocess.com/life

Today's guest is a true inspiration.Jada Sezer is a model, content creator, UN Women UK Changemaker, and advocate for body positivity, mental wellbeing and gender equality. She is one of the first plus size models in the UK who has challenged societal beauty ideals for over a decade. She’s graced the covers of Women's Health and Cosmopolitan magazines, starred in a billboard campaign for L'Oreal, and served as a global ambassador for Adidas.Jada has an MA in Child Psychotherapy and a diploma in Neuroplasticity. She’s the current host of the IGTV series Why We Feel This on her Instagram, interviewing neuroscientists and psychologists on emotions and brain health (including myself!)In 2018, Jada ran the London Marathon as a non-runner in underwear to challenge fitness perceptions and body ideals. She’s the co-creator of the 'Celebrate You' campaign, a partnership with Vitality 10K, a run to encourage women of all sizes and abilities to enjoy running.Listen as we discuss:Confronting "newness" in the pandemic and "oldness" at the end of it.Jada's childhood, far away from being fashionable.Avoiding the celebrity-induced ego to return to focusing on the "Why"?The divine timing (and great family) behind her successThe advice of her father that always kept her confident.Does the fashion industry really believe in body positivity or just complying?The shift to giving us an image we can relate to, not an ideal to strive for.What's left for social justice and gender equality?Hiring a woman is an amazing bang for your buck.Why Jada ran a marathon as a plus-sized woman.Instagram: @mo_gawdatFacebook: @mo.gawdat.officialTwitter: @mgawdatLinkedIn: /in/mogawdatWebsite: mogawdat.com/podcastConnect with Jada Sezer on Instagram @jadasezer, Facebook @jadasezer, and Twitter @jadasezer. Don't forget to subscribe to Slo Mo for new episodes every Sunday and Thursday. Only with your help can we reach One Billion Happy #onebillionhappy

In this episode we chat to the very joyful Jada Sezer. I first met Jada at the beginning of March 2020 – a month most of us remember pretty well for some reason. Before all of that kicked off, and long before we knew our worlds were going to change so radically, we met up at the New Balance pub in London, with an impressive bunch of women including Bryony Gordon, Deborah James, Anna Harding, Emma Campbell and Andrea McLean, all of us booked in to run either the London Marathon or the London Vitality 10,000 or both. Things were beginning to feel different in that first week in March, but not so different: we talked about running, we ate a delicious lunch, we shared food off each other's plates, we hugged. Jada talks to me about her history with running, and how that started when she met Bryony for the first time over a table of sports bras. She talks about (famously) running in her underwear for body positivity, and the emotions of running a marathon, no matter what you're wearing. She also talks about her life on Instagram, and how she deals with the sadly inevitable trolling that exists on social media. We talk too about what lockdown has taught her, about her coping mechanisms, and what she thinks lockdown has taught us all. One of her favourite phrases, she says, is “this too shall pass” and it's definitely one that we should keep in mind right now.Both Jada and I are taking on the virtual Vitality London 10,000 this May. If you'd like to join us and take on a goal, you can sign up and run your 10K any day between the 29th May and 6th June. This time round, the emphasis is on our mental health; so the idea is to run for your head as well as your heart. You can walk, jog or run your 10K. It costs just £19 to enter and all finishers receive the official medal and technical tee. Enter now and join us!And here's a thing: all podcast listeners can claim an exclusive 35% off Women's Running membership by entering WRPOD at the checkout. That's better than any other deal! You'll get the mag, FREE access to digital back issues, and lots of discounts, freebies and exclusive deals with brilliant running brands that will help you run better. Come and join Women's Running - we'd love to have you with us. Happy running!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=67575412)

In this episode we chat to the very joyful Jada Sezer. I first met Jada at the beginning of March 2020 – a month most of us remember pretty well for some reason. Before all of that kicked off, and long before we knew our worlds were going to change so radically, we met up at the New Balance pub in London, with an impressive bunch of women including Bryony Gordon, Deborah James, Anna Harding, Emma Campbell and Andrea McLean, all of us booked in to run either the London Marathon or the London Vitality 10,000 or both. Things were beginning to feel different in that first week in March, but not so different: we talked about running, we ate a delicious lunch, we shared food off each other's plates, we hugged. Jada talks to me about her history with running, and how that started when she met Bryony for the first time over a table of sports bras. She talks about (famously) running in her underwear for body positivity, and the emotions of running a marathon, no matter what you're wearing. She also talks about her life on Instagram, and how she deals with the sadly inevitable trolling that exists on social media. We talk too about what lockdown has taught her, about her coping mechanisms, and what she thinks lockdown has taught us all. One of her favourite phrases, she says, is “this too shall pass” and it's definitely one that we should keep in mind right now.Both Jada and I are taking on the virtual Vitality London 10,000 this May. If you'd like to join us and take on a goal, you can sign up and run your 10K any day between the 29th May and 6th June. This time round, the emphasis is on our mental health; so the idea is to run for your head as well as your heart. You can walk, jog or run your 10K. It costs just £19 to enter and all finishers receive the official medal and technical tee. Enter now and join us!And here's a thing: all podcast listeners can claim an exclusive 35% off Women's Running membership by entering WRPOD at the checkout. That's better than any other deal! You'll get the mag, FREE access to digital back issues, and lots of discounts, freebies and exclusive deals with brilliant running brands that will help you run better. Come and join Women's Running - we'd love to have you with us. Happy running!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=67575412) Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Caggie is joined by UN Ambassador for women, and body positivity and mental health advocate, Jada Sezer. The pair discuss confidence and self worth, where it comes from and how to nurture it. They also explore the term 'body neutrality' and the transition from the obsession that many women have with the way they look, to appreciating all that the body can help us to achieve.   There are lots of great articles on the topics Jada mentions, but one the SR production team thought you might like on Forbes.com is called "Men Should take Parental Leave and Here's Why"   Instagram @caggiesworld Youtube @caggie  Facebook @caggieofficial Twitter @caggie_dunlop   #SaturnReturns #JadaSezer      

On this week’s episode I am joined by Jada Sezer who is a model and activist to discuss our learnings from the crazy year that has been 2020.  During this conversation, we spoke about: The power of manifestation Growth mindset Consciousness through meditation and more Listen to my previous chat with Jada on episode 134: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0HhMQPd9wdjqdkrR1YMyfk?si=oFqVOrsFRsCIsgJDMTJ9Kw If there is someone you feel would benefit from hearing this conversation then please make sure you share it with a friend who would enjoy listening and really take something from it :) PLUS my self-published book ‘The Search For Clarity’ is out now. The book shares my experiences and biggest learnings of going from living with a negative mindset to now living from a place of clarity and happiness - and how you can too. To buy a copy or for more information head to thedreamersdisease.co.uk/clarity (http://thedreamersdiease.co.uk/clarity) Use PODCAST20 to get an exclusive 20% off for podcast listeners thedreamersdisease.co.uk (http://thedreamersdisease.co.uk/) Follow Alex: IG: @iamalexmanzi Tik Tok: @alexmanzicoaching Twitter: @iamalexmanzi Follow Jada: IG: @jadasezer

How long does it take to grieve a relationship? Influencer, Jada Sezer joins the Cheap Chat gang to discuss why the best relationships are based on friendship as she discusses falling in love with her best mate, and the risk that came with turning a friendship into a long lasting relationship. Elsewhere, Jada helps Rume, Nush and Carlotta with the latest dilemma from a girl who is finding herself unable to move on with new relationships despite being 'over' her toxic ex. Join the Rume, Nush and Carlotta every Wednesday as they dive into more text messages based on real dilemmas. Send your dilemmas our DM's @cheapchatpodcast on Instagram! We answer every message! Follow us: @keepitfrank @carlottaconstant @nushcope @Jadasezer

Today's episode is a special one, as we're joined by the wonderful Jada Sezer - UN ambassador, body confidence activist and ambassador for Young Minds, the youth mental health charity. Jada's top three tips encourage us to carve out space for a morning ritual to really nourish our bodies and our minds. Jada talks about keeping connected to your family, enjoying a light work out and doing the stuff that helps get you ready for the day - from making the bed to opening the curtains.

Jada Sezer says the lockdown has meant a rollercoaster of emotions to her, a process of grieving for our past life and its routines. The model and campaigner said: "Every week is different. I might start the week happy and end the week collapsed on the sofa. There's a heaviness in the world. Some days I wake up and I can't think through this fog. But we are going through a process and every day is going to be different." She calls the process 'hijacking your mind' - trying to find things that are helpful and will get you out of your rut.

In the first quarantine-recorded Daddy Issues episode Angharad speaks to the incredible Jada Sezer. Having lost her father at the tender age of 23 to bowl cancer, Jada threw herself into the risky world of modelling, turning away from the safer path of following her recently completed master's degree in becoming a child psychologist. Although her father somewhat disapproved of her decision, he still managed to muster the strength on his death-bed to tell her 'Well, if you're going to be a model, you're going to be the best model out there'. Those words, that permission and his instilled sense of duty for her to always 'give back', are what Jada believes got her to where she is today.

If there’s one thing Jada, a body-positive model and UN Women ambassador stands for, it’s empowerment – and that quality radiated from her like sunshine throughout this recording. By the time she arrived at my flat at 10am – looking characteristically gorgeous – she had already appeared on national news to promote body diversity in advertising. The day before, she’d qualified for a motorcycle licence. Despite this (and, I later learned, not even having eaten breakfast), she proved fiercely intelligent – showing off the fruits of her MA in Child Psychotherapy – inspiring and positive. ‘Don’t worry.  I don’t get hangry!’ she reassured me during the interview. She’s certainly a better woman than me. Think the most confident, popular girl at school – but, with it all, incredibly nice, patiently bearing with me when a memory card surrendered mid-way through our recording. During our conversation, we discussed the importance of valuing the time you spend out of a romantic relationship – a period she describes as ‘one of the best times for figuring out who I was, and who I am, and what I love’ – together with how to set healthy boundaries with a new partner. We also discussed the brilliance of Belgian psychotherapist Esther Perel, together with our shared wanderlust for Japan (where Jada made a life-changing solo trip!). I left this recording feeling hugely inspired by Jada’s strong, independent attitude. I’d love to hear what you think – get in touch in the reviews section below!*P.s. The podcast we reference is ‘Where Should We Begin’ by the ever-fabulous Esther Perel.*Instagram*@chezspecter @alonementofficial*@jadasezer*Twitter*@ChezSpecter #Alonement*@JadaSezer

In this episode, I get to hear all about how she got to where she is now, her work as an ambassador with UN Women, running the London Marathon in her underwear(!) and I was even introduced to her secret cupboard of chocolate and crisps!We spoke about the challenges faced with social media, Instagram and how she deals with photo retouching. Last year she turned down the opportunity to go on Love Island, and we speak about why this was such a good move for her; she still has full control over her image and message.

On this episode I’m joined by Jada Sezer, who is a plus-size model, activist and has an MA in child psychology. We spoke a lot about how to own your own path in life and step into your own confidence during the process. So it was such a huge pleasure to sit down and chat with her During this conversation, we spoke about: - How to be confident - Finding value in the process - Why we shouldn’t look at health as just a physical thing - Dealing with overthinking And more If there is someone you feel would benefit from hearing this conversation then please make sure you share it with a friend who would enjoy listening and really take something from it :) thedreamersdisease.co.uk (http://thedreamersdisease.co.uk/) Follow Jada: IG: @jadasezer YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK5m-aiTj60a9--fMS7A9Dg Follow Alex: IG: @iamalexmanzi Twitter: @iamalexmanzi

In this episode of Limitless, Josh is joined by a remarkable woman who has positively paved the way for body diversity in the modelling industry. Jada Sezer was not only the first plus size model to walk the runway in the UK, but is also an ambassador for Young Minds - a charity that is helping young people with mental health concerns. Listen in as Jada tells Josh her motivations for opening up beauty ideals and why it is so important to her that young people find their voice and develop their confidence.

Today's guest is a model, body positive and mental health campaigner, activist, podcaster and last month's cover of Women's Health magazine - Jada Sezer. On this week's episode, Laura and Jada talk about their shared infatuation with Oprah, why Jada's love of Esther Perel's Where Should We Begin? podcast reflects her curiosity in human relationships, as well as Jada’s shock at Laura's 53,000 unread emails!Podcasts referenced in this conversation include:UnsubscribeSuper Soul SundayOprah's Master ClassWhere Should We Begin? - Esther PerelThe DailyPivotProject Body Love To vote for Castaway to win the Listener’s Choice Awards, please visit: https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote

In today’s bonus episode of Project Body Love – the Women’s Health campaign to change the way women feel, think and speak about their bodies – Jada sits down with Women’s Health Features Director Nikki Osman to talk about her own journey to body confidence, how sport has shaped her body image and what she’s learnt from voicing this confidence series.   @womenshealthuk #projectbodylove http://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/project-body-love/  

Project Body Love podcast from Women’s Health is a 30 day programme designed to help you improve your relationship with your body. With only 6% of women describing themselves as body confident, it is clear that image concerns and negative body image holds women back from living fuller lives. This November, Women’s Health have set out to change this, with evidence based research, and science backed exercises to help you unpick these negative narratives, hosted by body confidence advocate Jada Sezer. Each 3-5 minute episode will target different societal aspects as to why so many feel the way they do and encourage you to set the right intentions to learn to appreciate the human body. For more helpful and advice please visit womenshealthmag.com/uk/projectbodylove and don’t forget to share your progress with us @womenshealthuk #ProjectBodyLove https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/projectbodylove

What's confidence and is it something you can learn? What's the link between confidence, self-esteem and mental health, and how we can give ourselves a boost if things aren't feeling that great? We chat to model and mental health advocate Jada Sezer for this episode of Body Cons podcast.

Welcome to the Official Tone and Sculpt Podcast. It's your girl Krissy Cela and we are embarking on a journey together. A journey of self-improvement and self-love because change can onlycome from you and for YOU. Join us each week as we explore different topics from nutrition to mental health, not to mention the amazing guests we have coming along. This week, I welcome Jada Sezer onto the podcast. Jada is a plus size model, holds a masters in child psychology, she's a mental health and selflove advocate and a podcaster. Jada speaks all about it being okay to be exactly who you are, staying true to yourself, her modelling career and the pressures to conform, using social media to your advantage, confidence, working on yourself and owning space, not shrinking in it. She also answers your questions. Listen by clicking ‘Play’, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Acast and please do rate and review to help others find the podcast. **** Find out more about Tone and Sculpt HERE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Growing Up Female, the podcast where we discover what it's really like to grow up as a woman today.This week's brilliant guest is Jada Sezer. Jada is a plus size model, holds a masters in child psychology, she's a mental health and self love advocate and a podcaster. Connie and Jada chat about her relationship with her dad and brothers growing up as an equal, her great relationship with food, body insecurities, learning to be unapologetic to take up space, feeling out of place, running the London marathon in her underwear and changing things in the modelling world from the inside out. Listen by clicking ‘Play’, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Acast and please do rate and review to help others find the podcast.****Find Connie:Instagram: @conniesimmondsTwitter: @ConnieSimmondsFind Jada:Instagram: @jadasezerTwitter: @JadaSezer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Such an incredible conversation with the incredibly gorgeous and smart Jada Sezer. Must listen! The MIMIBEE Magazine podcast is a weekly show hosted by Mimi Bouchard. It features segments on motivation and success, health and fitness, love and relationships, and interviews with badass inspirational women. This podcast encompasses all things health and wellness for the health-conscious woman. This podcast loves giving you advice on all things sex, dating and relationships. Who doesn't love talking about sex? This podcast is motivating AF and it'll help you jumpstart your career and entrepreneurial spirit. Check out www.mimibee.com for more.

Jada Sezer is a model, mental health advocate and cheerleader for people’s confidence and body image. I loved chatting to her about: The power of being vulnerable How to feel positive about your body What Jada wants young people to know about how to look after their mental health Plus she shares how she deals […] The post Ep 26. Fearless Confidence with Jada Sezer appeared first on Calmer You.

Jada Sezer is a British model and mental health campaigner. She hit the headlines when she was the first ‘plus size’ model to walk at London Fashion Week. She’s a passionate diversity advocate and is at the helm of the body positivity movement, punching down beauty standard barricades, one billboard at a time. Earlier this year, she ran the London Marathon in her underwear, alongside Bryony Gordon for mental health charity, Heads Together.Things Mentioned:Bryony Gordon's Mad World Podcast: https://bryonysmadworld.telegraph.co.uk/Eat Drink Run by Bryony Gordon: https://amzn.to/2NzNI24Well Being by Danielle Copperman: https://amzn.to/2OQsYRdFind Jada: http://www.jadasezer.com/Follow Jada on Instagram: http://instagram.com/jadasezerFind me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/venetiafalconer/Music written and produced by William Haxworth: williamhaxworth.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did you see the London Marathon this year? Did you see the two women who ran it in their underwear to prove that people of all shapes and sizes can take part? Bryony Gordon and Jada Sezer made a big impression on the Hotbed Collective (Cherry Healey. Anniki Sommerville and Lisa Williams). In this episode, Anniki and Lisa talk to Jada, a model and mental health campaigner, about how she got through the marathon (clue: sausage rolls and anti-chafing rub), her tips for body confidence and the link between exercise and feeling sexy. The three also discuss the pressure to ‘bounce back' after having a baby, why girls lose their body and sporting confidence so young, and the humiliation of being overtaken on Park Run. Recorded at Acast in Shoreditch, London. Produced by Lisa Williams and Alex Graham. Show sponsor: Not lululemon, even though we would have liked it to be.Links to what we talked about:Jada Sezer and Bryony Gordon at the London Marathon 2018Heads Together (the mental health charity they raised money for) lululemon Park RunThe This Girl Can campaign videoThis Girl Can ‘find a sport'Frame online postnatal courses The Mummy Coach's Instagram Jemma's Health Hub Bryony Gordon's book Eat, Drink, Run You can follow Jada Sezer on Instagram @jadasezerPlease subscribe, rate and review our show if you like it, and send any thoughts or feedback to thehotbedcollective@gmail.com You can also follow us on Instagram @thehotbedcollective See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Model Jada Sezer shares why on earth she is running the London Marathon in her underwear. The Gender Pay Gap results have been published - now what? And what does it all mean? Plus what would it take to get Harriet, Natalie and Emma to either a) agree on Bust of the Year or b) host Have I Got News For You?Jada Sezer is a plus size model on a mission to promote body positivity and to campaign for Mental Health. Her work is affecting change for many young women and after hearing her here we challenge you not to be inspired by her mindset and her mental hacks. So why run the London Marathon in your underwear?And this week the Gender Pay Gap figures were published so now what? What does it all mean? What are we looking for in the figures? And what do we do next? We asked expert Sian Webb from company Gapsquare which specialises in doing the analysis of the Gender Pay Gap. Any confusion you have had over the last week, will be cleared up pronto.@Badasswomenshr@HarrietMinter@NatDCampbell@EmmaSexton See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's show was recorded in front of a live audience at the DSMG 1st birthday party! I talk to the super cool & super inspiring Jada Sezer, model and mental health/self esteem advocate. We discuss her background in psychology which led her to a career helping young women develop self confidence and self believe through body positivity and positive mental health messages (the trojan horse!). We also talk about the world of plus size modelling and the whole curves trend. Plus, audience member questions about the impact of social media on mental health and the cooption of body positivity by diet culture.

SO excited about today’s guest! I’m talking to model, designer, and body positivity and mental health advocate Jada Sezer.  Jada and I discuss how her beginnings studying childhood psychology fueled her current mission, the difference between creating a brand and a company, why you need the right people to surround you to thrive, why she believes […]