Podcasts about jainee dial

Without purpose, what are you doing? This week we're joined by Jainee Dial, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of WYLDER. Jainee brings her brilliant mind to this episode and speaks about her entrepreneurial journey, how she turns to the outdoors to find inspiration, and her thoughts on curiosity's role in creativity. Follow Jainee: @jaineedial @wyldergoods wyldergoods.com jaineedial.com   Follow us on Instagram: @wheeliecreative View past episodes, transcripts, and more info about the show: wheeliecreative.com/podcast Don't forget to subscribe and if you haven't already, please leave us a review to let us know what you think about the show!

Jainee Dial and her boyfriend Brad took an ordinary climbing trip to Yosemite. They were a young couple doing what they love. When Brad died while climbing the Matthes Crest, Jainee’s life was turned upside down. Faced with the most devastating loss of her life, Jainee broke free from tradition to forge a new path through grief. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The smallest moments can have a real impact on our lives. We reflect on those moments in the outdoors, in the workplace, and in our personal lives. In this episode, we hear from a solo sailor approaching fifty years old, an adventure photographer on a mission to learn how to surf, an entrepreneur letting go after a loss, and a cancer survivor celebrating with a hike - among others. Recorded in part at No Man's Land Film Festival in Carbondale, CO. Featuring: Adventure photographer and filmmaker: Kat Carney Entrepreneur and co-founder of Wylder Goods: Jainee Dial Filmmaker and artist: Margie Woods Artist: Lisa Kowieski Co-Owner & Operator Alpacka Raft: Sarah Tingey Voice Submissions from: Greta Matos Lianna Lee Kathleen Merrick Janet Seabrands Aubrey Moore Lindsay Kovar Sponsored by Vasque KIND : Get a free 10 pack of full-size KINDbars by visiting www.kindsnacks.com/sheexplores for more details. Just pay shipping! Music by steve combs, kai engel, Josh Woodward, Lee Rosevere, and Fog Lake via freemusicarchive.org.

Today’s episode of the Take Me Outdoors podcast again focuses on sharing insights into the incredible programming of SHIFT’s Festival. In this episode, you’ll meet TWO amazing leaders who will be part of the SHIFT for the Planet program, which takes place Nov. 1, Day 1 of SHIFT, from 3-5 pm at Snow King Resort. SHIFT for the Planet is a very innovative platform connecting some of the most innovative and impactful examples of outdoor recreation and conservation in the country with funders seeking to catalyze just such organizations. SHIFT for the Planet was designed in partnership with 1% for the Planet, Silicon Couloir, George B. Storer Foundation and Blue Sky Funders Forum. Today, we are sitting down with Jainee Dial, co-founder of Wylder Goods.com, and Gavin Noyes of UtahDineBikeyah.org. Jainee and Gavin are two of the EIGHT presenters participating in this year’s first-annual SHIFT for the Planet event. Download this episode today to learn more about Wyldergoods.com and Utahdinebikeyah.org, two amazing organizations with a mission to protect and serve public lands and wild landscapes. This is an incredible conversation that highlights the perspective of a female-founded Benefit Corporation and a non-profit that exists to amplify the Native voice in the conservation conversation. It’s a perspective you will hear much more of, and the conversation will catalyze at this year’s 2017 SHIFT Festival. Resources:  Shiftjh.org Wylder Goods Utah Din’e Bik’eyah Outdoor Alliance B Corp (website resource for B Corps) Higg Index Shift Festival GuEnergy.com Verdepr.com  

Grief and death are such a taboo subject and Jainee speaks about it so beautifully. Wow, what a powerful chat this was.  There were many moments where I had tears in my eyes and my heart was full of emotion. My heart feels full and warm after connecting with Jainee. Her experience of working with grief and the unique way she embraced it, is a powerful offering for all of us. She speaks of her most used practice of writing as a tool for healing, ceremony as what is sacred to you and a necessary way of honoring who and what has passed. The chapters, as Jainee says, of grief, are a way of measuring what how far you have come on a path and that path does not have a goal or a destination. We do not forget those we have lost and wake up one day saying I am done with this, but we do wake up as time goes, and find a deeper acceptance of what is. Here is the link for the B-Rad foundation. The foundation that was created in the loving memory of her partner Brad. Here are the links for WYLDER, Jainee's amazing business that is supporting women to get outside and be conscious of our impact we have on the wild we love to explore. She has offered our listeners 10% off until December 31st, 2017 with the code: shewillrise Wylder Wylder FB Wylder Instagram Here is where you can follow Jainee. ~Entrepreneur, Yoga Teacher, Digital Media Producer, Outdoorswoman FB Website Instagram Everything you want is on the other side of fear~ Jack Canfield Community informs courage. Also, the level of praise we give is directly proportional to the amount of love we have for those we have lost. ~Jainee Dial   Watch the live interview here.   Visit www.shewillrise.community for more information on Kelsey and how to be supported by the She Will Rise community. We send out special gifts, promotions, and updates to our community so please join us by entering your email address while you are there. If you love our podcast please subscribe to it on your favorite podcast app and share it with your sisters and loved ones.

The best part about the internet? Real communities and businesses are built there. It's one place that movements can be made visible. While the "outdoors" and "online" can seem like an oxymoron, social media and other online platforms have enabled women to ignite change within the outdoor space. Even in the wilderness, we are never too far from technology. And while that can be a negative thing, this episode explores the positives that spring from women outdoors, online. We talk with Heather Balogh Rochfort aka "Just A Colorado Gal"; Nicole Brown, co-founder of @WomenWhoHike; Deanne Buck, executive director of Camber Outdoors; and hear from Summer Michaud-Skog of "Fat Girls Hiking", Zoe Balaconis of "Misadventures Magazine", Hatie Parameter of "Whoa Mag", and Jainee Dial, cofounder of "Wylder Goods". Learn more via www.she-explores.com/podcast Sponsored by Oru Kayak Music by Nihilore and MindsEye

Have you ever had a business idea that you were immediately passionate about and felt on the most guttural level, an incredibly strong need to create? You're about to meet two outdoor founders who have gone through just that and emerged – somewhat - on the other side, successful Kickstarter campaign in hand. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, my Intrepid Entrepreneurs. Lindsey Elliott and Jainee Dial, the co-founders of Wyldergoods.com, are alive to share this story in podcast form with you today. Lindsey and Jainee personify a modern outdoorswoman. It's an archetype who they're intent to serve with a new formula that's not retail or storytelling – it's both and it doesn't fall under either. Wyldergoods.com is an online marketplace, community and network hub for today's outdoor adventure-ess. Lindsey and Jainee didn't stop with just the concept – they focused on creating a Benefit Corporation (B-Corp), and use their sustainability and give-back mission to screen potential brand partners on their platform. You're about to hear first-hand what it's like to do a Kickstarter campaign. First of all, it's really ((*&%$#) nerve-wracking. As Jainee says: You're putting yourself and your ideas out there, and people judge and vote for your work with their money. But Kickstarter is, above all, a storytelling platform, and Lindsey says it needs to treat it as one to be successful. Let people know the story of your business and how that story is relevant to their lives. In her words, “If you believe in it fully, and you're telling an authentic story, the people who align with that will find you.” You won't want to miss what else Lindsey and Jainee have to say about getting this company started, serving the greater good, and how their love for the outdoors affects their professional lives!   Bravery in Business Quote   “How can we serve a greater good, outside of a basic consumer model, and bigger than business as usual?” - Lindsey Elliott (click to tweet)   The Cliff Notes Focus on products that can meet a diversity of needs Kickstarter is a storytelling platform, and should be treated as such if you want to be successful on it Kickstarter gives potential customers an opportunity to vote with their dollars, showing their true commitment to the idea There is something really nerve-wracking of putting yourself and your work out on kickstarter, with how much people judge you based on the response the dollar number Find time to get away. You have to clear your mind, and find the activity that will do that for you Keep the question “how can we serve the greater good?” in mind all the time As money cycles through hands in the economy, businesses need to drive the economy to be more responsible B-Corp: Benefit corporation. Corporations that are vetted and analyzed for the amount of good that they are doing in the world. Wilder Goods is working toward that certification   “If you believe in it fully, and you're telling an authentic story, the people who align with that will find you.” - Lindsey Elliott (click to tweet)   Habit for Success Find whatever it is that recharges you, gives you renewed energy, strength and purpose, and make sure that you make time for that activity! Resources:   WylderGoods.com Wylder Goods Kickstarter Project   Show Notes: IntrepidEntrepreneur.net/WylderGoods