Podcast appearances and mentions of janet tyler

Tune in for the latest All Shine No Flash conversation with Janet Tyler, president and founder of True Depth, an executive coaching and consulting firm. Janet explains the distinction between stress and burnout and why it’s important to know the difference. She outlines how professionals can recognize the early signs of burnout and the steps they can take to prevent it.

Today’s show is in three parts. First, some updates around town. We've lost Tip Toe Shoe Repair for now due to a fire, but Lafayette Coney Island kept serving. The Free Press building as new life as apartments. And construction has begun on the new Baker college building in downtown Royal Oak. Then, former first lady Michelle Obama is collaborating with a Detroit native and founder of The Lip Bar, Melissa Butler. Their goal? To increase voter registration, get voters to the polls, and change the culture around voting. Melissa joins me to talk about it. And, Janet Tyler from TEDxDetroit previews the virtual event September 30 that is focused on ideas worth spreading. And, it’s free. Remember to become a member: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit  

Janet Tyler has built a highly successful career by helping others create their own success stories-as individual executives, entrepreneurial startups, or large-scale corporations. Tyler is the president of True Depth in Novi, Michigan-an executive coaching and management consulting firm specializing in working with technology and professional services companies.   Janet shares with us a few things about the speaking business on the PR side. She also talks about how you could make the most out of your speaking engagements and the benefits it could provide your business!

Take away: Build your inner confidence and self worth.   Action step: Take a few minutes to meditate.   Money Learnings: Janet's school didn't teach her anything. Janet's dad was a spender and her mom was  saver. This allows her to be in the middle.    Highlights from this episode: Link   Bio: I’m Janet Tyler Johnson, the founder of Corporate Hostage, No More! You’ll notice in the picture above that I’m looking at something — it’s your future. I can see it and it’s making me smile. Your future is amazing. You’re working where you want, when you want and with whom you want. You’re spending more time with your family than you ever have, and working remotely from fabulous locations. Sound like a fairy tale? Well, it’s not. I left corporate America in 2005 and have never looked back. Never before has my life been so free. I finally have the time and money to enjoy things that are important to me again. No more living for the weekends. And because I escaped from those corporate confines my husband and I were able to relocate to the Land of Enchantment — beautiful New Mexico. We truly are living our dream, and you can too! I know even thinking about giving up your corporate job can feel scary. I’ve been there! But, with the right help, you can feel safe and confident that your escape will be a successful one. Since 2005 when I escaped I’ve helped hundreds of clients plan and implement a successful escape plan. But I don’t stop there. I also help them create soul-based businesses where they can thrive. For the past 30 years I’ve been a Certified Financial Planner® professional. In my career I have worked in small firms, mid-size firms and large firms, my last, and I do mean last, corporate job was running the wealth management division for the 12th largest CPA firm in the U.S. In addition to my financial planning and investment management experience, I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Metaphysics, am a Certified Akashic Record practitioner, and a soul-based energy practitioner, all of which took years of study, mentoring and proficiency.   https://www.corporatehostagenomore.com/   janettylerjohnson@gmail.com   Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ rocky@richersoul.com Music: https://www.bensound.com Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.

This week Kevin and Paul are joined by special guest Dynamo Marz from Trick or Treat Radio as we all go to the hospital to visit Mrs. Janet Tyler, a young lady whose face is covered in bandages after her 11th attempt to fix her disfigurment that keeps her outside of regular society. Tensions grow as her wrappings are slowly taken off... 

Diva Tech Talk interviewed Janet Tyler, Chief Operating Officer, at Red Level Networks (www.redlevelnetworks.com).  Janet’s early tech interest was enthusiastically fostered by her father. “That carried me in through college” where Janet earned an MBA in Organizational Development at Eastern Michigan University, and her computer interest was a continuous underlying theme. After obtaining her master’s degree, Janet’s first job was at New Horizons (www.newhorizons.com) where she initially trained customers in emergent applications (like Microsoft DOS). She traveled extensively, training end-users on relatively new applications, and then moved into a New Horizons marketing and operations management role. From New Horizons, Janet moved to the Franco Public Relations Group for whom she led a technology practice encompassing customers like Microsoft, Omnicom, T-Mobile, Supply Solutions Inc. and various tech startups. After four years at Franco PR, Janet “hatched an idea” with the its President to “spin off a company that was dedicated solely to the needs of technology companies:” Airfoil Public Relations (www.airfoilgroup.com ). There she was President and Chief Operating Officer. Janet grew as the company did, at one point moving to Silicon Valley. She spent 3-4 years establishing the Airfoil operation in California, before moving back to the Midwest in the middle of the 2009 recession. In 2012, she became co-CEO of the company, and helped build a highly collaborative culture. Among Airfoil accounts were eBay, eBay Motors, Microsoft, LinkedIn, PayPal, and many others including less renowned startups. In the last two years, Janet joined Red Level to help them pursue their “mission to provide IT consulting and services to companies throughout Michigan, predominantly, who are invested in technology and who innovate.” As COO, she oversees all operations and marketing. Her personal strengths include: strong communications capability, process orientation, project management skills, broad future view/vision and a sincere team orientation Being a woman has not negatively affected Janet. “I have rarely looked at myself as a ‘woman’ leader,” she said. “My lens is not geared to that.” One of her personal weaknesses, along the way, has been her occasional “negative self-talk, and self-doubt.” Now, she is achieving a greater level of peaceful, internal balance through mindfulness and meditation. Janet’s top leadership lesson for other women includes realizing when you approach individual burnout. Then train and develop others, build a team and lead it to remain effective in delivering results. “This can be very difficult for people who have a high need for control.” She also recommends that you learn “when to slow down and when to speed up” in getting things done, and making decisions. You can reach Janet Tyler at jtyler@redlevelnetworks.com, or through Twitter at @janet_tyler. For the full blog write up, make sure to check us out on online at www.divatechtalk.com, on Twitter @divatechtalks, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divatechtalk. Follow our show and tell us what you like with an online review.

IT in the D live from TedXDetroit with Janet Tyler, COO of Red Level Networks  

In her first and only interview, Janet Tyler, the mother of Sol Campbell's nine-year-old son, pleads with the ex-footballer to start seeing his son regularly. Last week, Campbell told Victoria Derbyshire he hoped to have a relationship with his son Joseph, who he hasn't seen for more than six years. Janet Tyler said she’d do anything to make that happen.