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It's often fascinating to pinpoint when someone received the first inkling of what their eventual career would be. For many, of course—thinking of all the kids who grew up wanting to be professional athletes, movie stars, astronauts, or firemen—their idealized career path often follows a long and winding road of self-discovery, full of detours and roadblocks that transport them to an eventual destination that was not on their original radar. But what if you could date your dream? Get some firsthand experience in your supposed career of choice? Would you remain totally enamored with the opportunity and steadily move toward further engagement? Or, would you, like Seinfeld's neurotic George Costanza, break things off with a nonchalant, “It's not you, it's me”? Today's guest, Jeanette Bennett, CEO and founding editor of Utah Valley Magazine and Bennett Communications, had that revelatory experience while working as a camera operator at an Idaho TV station when she was in high school. It turned out to trigger the first of many career reframes for this talented entrepreneur and storyteller.  

In this Friday Conversation, we were joined by Jeanette Bennett, Executive Managing Director of Colliers & Founding Editor of Utah Valley Magazine. Throughout this conversation Jeanette & Clint talk about Jeanette's career moves, changes in the Utah business landscape, and opportunities for future growth and collaboration in the state. Jeanette explains how she recently joined the commercial real estate company Colliers on the team of Brandon Fugal and Lou Kramer. This opportunity came about through conversations with Brandon Fugal. Jeanette was initially reluctant but realized it was too good to pass up. They discuss how Utah has changed with the breakdown of barriers between counties and Jeanette notes improvements for women professionals. She describes how, when she first worked on a "40 Under 40" article in 2006, finding women to feature was a challenge. Today, however, she is proud to report that she can achieve a nearly equal balance between men and women in the list. Jeanette shares insights from her publishing company, reflecting on economic cycles from the 2001 dot-com bubble to the 2008 housing crisis. They discuss the resilience and adaptability of Utah's businesses, particularly in network marketing, and emphasize the state's potential for steady growth by diversifying across various industries. Tune in to hear from this great entrepreneur.

In this Friday Conversation, we were joined by Jeanette Bennett, Executive Managing Director of Colliers & Founding Editor of Utah Valley Magazine. Throughout this conversation Jeanette & Clint talk about Jeanette's career moves, changes in the Utah business landscape, and opportunities for future growth and collaboration in the state. Jeanette explains how she recently joined the commercial real estate company Colliers on the team of Brandon Fugal and Lou Kramer. This opportunity came about through conversations with Brandon Fugal. Jeanette was initially reluctant but realized it was too good to pass up. They discuss how Utah has changed with the breakdown of barriers between counties and Jeanette notes improvements for women professionals. She describes how, when she first worked on a "40 Under 40" article in 2006, finding women to feature was a challenge. Today, however, she is proud to report that she can achieve a nearly equal balance between men and women in the list. Jeanette shares insights from her publishing company, reflecting on economic cycles from the 2001 dot-com bubble to the 2008 housing crisis. They discuss the resilience and adaptability of Utah's businesses, particularly in network marketing, and emphasize the state's potential for steady growth by diversifying across various industries. Tune in to hear from this great entrepreneur.

Jeanette Bennett made it happen. All of the things she didn't know how to do but knew she wanted to do... She made happen. She wanted to publish a magazine, so she made her own!It was truly inspiring chatting with Jeanette, she radiates joy, ambition, and positivity! If you haven't heard her speak, you need to check her out: https://jeanettebennett.com/In this conversation, Jeanette shared stories about how she loves getting to know people, about their background, and what makes them who they are. She dives into the fact that we all crave human connection and how storytelling helps us connect on a deeper level.She has met with so many incredible people and learned some amazing things from each. One of our favorite things she said was "...I am the sum of all of these conversations and all of these generosities".Everyone has a story and value to share, often times they're just waiting for someone to ask.We loved our conversation and hope you enjoy it!_____Contact us: Reach out to us on Instagram, Facebook, or Linkedin Visit our Youtube channel for the video Thanks for listening. You're the best!

Jeanette Bennett earned a bachelor's and master's degree in journalism from BYU and is the founder/editor of Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine, Utah Valley Bride and UtahValley360.com. She has also been a regular guest on HuffPostLive and has moderated gubernatorial debates and numerous business panels. Jeanette plays the piano and organ, but her feet did the talking when she took third place in “Dancing with the Community Stars.” Jeanette has a love/hate relationship with deadlines, half marathons and the stock market — and she has a love/love relationship with glossy pages, watching her kids play sports and enjoying Utah's canyons. Websitehttps://jeanettebennett.comInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/jeanettewbennettLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanettebennett

Jeanette Bennett is a mother of five, magazine publisher, cancer survivor, current Relief Society president, and former ward and stake Young Women president. She is a frequent emcee, moderator, and speaker along the Wasatch Front. Jeanette was named Top Entrepreneur in Media in 2018, along with Martha Stewart. She sits on the Board of Trustees for Utah Valley University, Thanksgiving Point, and United Way. Jeanette loves coming up with themes for girls camp but can't cook or tie cute ribbons. Highlights 02:30 Introduction to Jeanette Bennett 04:55 Jeanette explains why she and her husband started the Utah Valley magazine and their mission to contribute to the community. 7:30 The power of telling people's stories in the community. Communicating helps create community. 9:40 Jeanette's tips and advice to the newsletter specialist or someone that is trying to stimulate community in their ward Make it about people Make it fun. Add humor. Highlight different people and things happening in the ward 12:00 How does ward culture and personality get formed? It's important to know that one person can impact the culture of the ward even without a title or calling. 13:00 Jeanette's leadership style Acknowledge people one by one. Remember their names and their kids' names. Remember things about them or significant things in their lives. Creative leadership. Having themes, colors, and ideas. 14:00 Being a busy Latter-day Saint and juggling all the things. Having faith to say yes to opportunities. 17:00 Saying no to things. Being intentional with your time. What things do and don't bear fruit in your life? 21:00 Jeanette's advice to mothers of young children that want to have an impact but are also balancing the dynamic of work, callings, and kids. 26:00 God is a God of miracles. Our faith to say yes and keep trying brings miracles. Give what you have and witness the miracle. 29:40 The temptation for perfection. Getting things done is better than having things perfect. 33:00 Delegation isn't always the answer to every busy person's problems. As a leader, you also have to take ownership and be the one to create the vision and framework. You can't delegate that. 36:45 Leadership as a young women's president 40:00 Girls camp tips. There are lots of great ideas out there but every brainstorming session needs to start on your knees. Your girls' needs are going to be different from other wards. Connect to heaven first instead of copying and pasting what other wards are doing. 44:00 Helpful ways to communicate with those in your organization. Use all your avenues. 45:30 When Jeanette started her calling as Relief Society president she sent out a survey to help her understand the needs and wants of her Relief Society. 50:20 Engaging with the people that are not so engaged in the ward. Suspend all judgment and understand where they are at. They have their reasons and if they don't show up that's ok. 54:30 Things that Jeanette really felt that she needed to do when she started as Relief Society president. Help the women document their spiritual experiences To get a pink golf cart. She goes to visit people on it and has them jump on. Links Utah Valley Magazine BusinessQ Magazine Utah Valley Bride Read the TRANSCRIPT of this podcast Listen on YouTube Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library The Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish, Bonnie Oscarson, Dennis B.

Jeanette Bennett is a mother of five, magazine publisher, cancer survivor, current Relief Society president, and former ward and stake Young Women president. She is a frequent emcee, moderator, and speaker along the Wasatch Front. Jeanette was named Top Entrepreneur in Media in 2018, along with Martha Stewart. She sits on the Board of Trustees for Utah Valley University, Thanksgiving Point, and United Way. Jeanette loves coming up with themes for girls camp but can't cook or tie cute ribbons. Highlights 02:30 Introduction to Jeanette Bennett 04:55 Jeanette explains why she and her husband started the Utah Valley magazine and their mission to contribute to the community. 7:30 The power of telling people's stories in the community. Communicating helps create community. 9:40 Jeanette's tips and advice to the newsletter specialist or someone that is trying to stimulate community in their ward Make it about people Make it fun. Add humor. Highlight different people and things happening in the ward 12:00 How does ward culture and personality get formed? It's important to know that one person can impact the culture of the ward even without a title or calling. 13:00 Jeanette's leadership style Acknowledge people one by one. Remember their names and their kids' names. Remember things about them or significant things in their lives. Creative leadership. Having themes, colors, and ideas. 14:00 Being a busy Latter-day Saint and juggling all the things. Having faith to say yes to opportunities. 17:00 Saying no to things. Being intentional with your time. What things do and don't bear fruit in your life? 21:00 Jeanette's advice to mothers of young children that want to have an impact but are also balancing the dynamic of work, callings, and kids. 26:00 God is a God of miracles. Our faith to say yes and keep trying brings miracles. Give what you have and witness the miracle. 29:40 The temptation for perfection. Getting things done is better than having things perfect. 33:00 Delegation isn't always the answer to every busy person's problems. As a leader, you also have to take ownership and be the one to create the vision and framework. You can't delegate that. 36:45 Leadership as a young women's president 40:00 Girls camp tips. There are lots of great ideas out there but every brainstorming session needs to start on your knees. Your girls' needs are going to be different from other wards. Connect to heaven first instead of copying and pasting what other wards are doing. 44:00 Helpful ways to communicate with those in your organization. Use all your avenues. 45:30 When Jeanette started her calling as Relief Society president she sent out a survey to help her understand the needs and wants of her Relief Society. 50:20 Engaging with the people that are not so engaged in the ward. Suspend all judgment and understand where they are at. They have their reasons and if they don't show up that's ok. 54:30 Things that Jeanette really felt that she needed to do when she started as Relief Society president. Help the women document their spiritual experiences To get a pink golf cart. She goes to visit people on it and has them jump on. Links Utah Valley Magazine BusinessQ Magazine Utah Valley Bride TRANSCRIPT coming soon Listen on YouTube Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library The Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish, Bonnie Oscarson, Dennis B. Neuenschwander,

Silicon Slopes 2022 Hall of Fame Inductees Jeanette Bennett, John Pestana, and Jonathan Johnson talk to Clint Betts about how to be—and what it takes to be— successful, taking a whole person, whole community approach, the importance of looking to the past while also investing in long-term ideas and value-based decisions for the future, the role diversity and inclusion has had on their successes, why Utah is a unique and thriving place for innovation and entrepreneurship, how to be proactively involved in the Silicon Slopes community, the complexity of competition and iteration in a startup ecosystem, the difference in opportunity between the Wasatch Front and rural communities, the role and evolution of higher education, and how fear is the opposite of innovation and the future of Utah is bright.

Silicon Slopes 2022 Hall of Fame Inductees Jeanette Bennett, John Pestana, and Jonathan Johnson talk to Clint Betts about how to be—and what it takes to be— successful, taking a whole person, whole community approach, the importance of looking to the past while also investing in long-term ideas and value-based decisions for the future, the role diversity and inclusion has had on their successes, why Utah is a unique and thriving place for innovation and entrepreneurship, how to be proactively involved in the Silicon Slopes community, the complexity of competition and iteration in a startup ecosystem, the difference in opportunity between the Wasatch Front and rural communities, the role and evolution of higher education, and how fear is the opposite of innovation and the future of Utah is bright.

Jeanette Bennett does it all! She is an entrepreneur, journalist, mother and so much more! She is the founder of Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ, Utah Valley Bride, UVU Board of Trustees, and the chair of Utah Philanthropy Day. On this week's episode of Fresh Off The Set, Jeanette brings us back to when she first started her company with her husband (Spoiler: They both wrote for their school paper in high school) Jeanette explains how she makes her magazines stand out in a world full of content and why Utah is the best place to write about! It's a powerful interview with one of Utah's most successful entrepreneurs and journalists. Kari, Brooke, David, Elora and Sarah host Fresh Living on KUTV, which airs on CBS Channel 2 every weekday at 1 pm in Utah. You can follow Fresh Living on all social media platforms @kutvfreshliving and watch our show on YouTube.

Lisa is joined by Taylor Riggs, Angie King, and Jeanette Bennett in a special council of moms. They answer the listeners' questions about motherhood, family life and life's challenges.

Jeanette Bennett is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of North Carolina - Charlotte, where she studies the effects of stress on physical and mental health. She joins us today to share tips for minimizing stress in everyday life. Join us every other week on Women's Wealth: The Middle Way®, a radio show aimed at helping women navigate questions about work, money, and family. You can find us on your favorite podcast app, including , , , . For podcast updates straight to your inbox, visit . See you in two weeks! Helpful Links:  Jeanette Bennett, Ph.D.: and New York Times article: Women's Wealth: The Middle Way®:  Glen Eagle: Disclaimer: Glen Eagle does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement.

It's so good to be back ... With another podcast episode, AND another recognition of standouts in the community who keep the arts moving forward.  On this episode, we talk to Tara Eyre of the World Folkfest, Sheryl Dowling of The Dance Club, and Jeanette Bennett of Utah Valley Magazine! Hosts: Quin Swallow and Rachael Gibson Photos: Rachael's artistic photography overlooking the dinner from the SCERA balcony Rachael Gibson and Quin Swallow at the podcast booth, with photobomb by creepy doll in display case Tara Eyre of Springville's World Folkfest Sheryl Dowling of The Dance Club Jeanette Bennett of Utah Valley Magazine What the meal looked like Photography by Rachael Gibson

Remember how print media is supposed to be dead? Well, Jeanette Bennett knows that MOST print media is, but not hers. She is the creator of Utah Valley Magazine, Business Q, Utah Valley Bride, and many other successful publications. She does a yearly 40 Under 40 that is extremely popular, and she has been an inspiration for many Utahns who know her.But what caused her to get into journalism? It was a lunch lady she had when she was in elementary school. She got to know her and wanted to share her story with the rest of the school. That's when she realized that everybody has a story to be told, and she wanted to help make that a reality.Life isn't always smooth though, and she has had multiple times in her career when she had to realize things weren't working and give them up (entire magazines), and overcome the initial struggles of seeing her business start to dwindle with the rise of online media. Yet she has marched forward and regained even more of the market share than she initially lost in that period of time, and proven to Utah, and the world, that she's not to be messed with.

Jocelyn Osmond interviews Jeanette Bennett, the found and editor of Utah Valley Magazine. Jeanette shares her advice for making and setting goals and choosing your career path.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When life throws us a curveball, it can knock us off our feet. In this episode, Jeanette and I talk about her cancer diagnosis and how she navigated not only her thoughts and feelings, but was also a mother, publisher, and wife. To learn more about working with me, please visit heatherfrazier.com About my guest: Jeanette Bennett is a magazine publisher, entrepreneur, community activist, mother and cancer survivor. Jeanette founded Utah Valley Magazine in 2000 and has added other magazine titles since then, including BusinessQ Magazine and Utah Valley Bride. Jeanette was named a Top Woman Entrepreneur in Media in 2018, alongside Martha Stewart who won the Lifetime Achievement Award. Jeanette has a master's and bachelor's degree in journalism and an Honorary Doctorate in Business. Jeanette is on the Board of Trustees for Utah Valley University and is the chair of Utah Philanthropy Day. Jeanette is a mother to five, mother-in-law to two, and a wife to one. She has fought thyroid cancer and is an ongoing patient at Huntsman Cancer Institute. She loves long walks and short lines at Swig. You can learn more at utahvalley360.com

Success in life isn’t always found on the easiest path. That’s a guiding philosophy for Jeanette Bennett. As the editor-in-chief of a successful magazine series in Utah, she’s been making tough decisions since she was a young adult. In this episode, Jeanette is sharing how she finds the courage to take the hard road. Plus, […] The post Finding Hope When Life Puts You Down ft. Jeanette Bennett appeared first on Stagg Design.

In the first episode of First Lady and Friends, Utah's First Lady, Abby Cox, speaks with her friend, Kirsten Rappleye  (Director of the First Lady's Initiatives), about how they first met, how Kirsten first became then Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox's Chief of Staff, and what it was like growing up in a political family. We also dive into being vulnerable, what people often get wrong about the working mom, The Queen's Gambit, and our favorite concerts we've ever been to. The First Lady is then joined by Jeanette Bennett (Founder Utah Valley Magazine) to talk about how they first met, Jeanette's passion for journalism, and the moment Jeanette was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.  Then we dive into why 'Cast Away' is Jeanette's favorite movie and what she has been reading lately.      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What should I do next in my life? What are my unique gifts? How do I chase my dreams as a woman?These are very real and important questions we’ve all had as women, and they’re not always easy to answer. Thankfully, Jeanette Bennett, magazine publisher and mom, is here today with Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough to help us find the answers.As an entrepreneur who founded Utah Valley Magazine, Jeanette knows what it’s like to go after her dreams and to both fail and succeed in her quest. She also knows what it’s like to have dreams as a mom and that the chase for those dreams ebbs and flows, and that’s okay.No matter what your age or stage in life is right now, you don’t want to miss today’s episode! Tell us how you’ve managed to chase your dreams in the comments below.

Jeanette Bennett is founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, where she primarily focuses her pen on Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine and Prosper Magazine. Jeanette earned a bachelor's and master's degree in journalism from BYU and has been a regular guest on HuffPostLive. She has moderated gubernatorial debates and numerous business panels. Jeanette plays the piano and organ, but her feet did the talking last year when she took third place in “Dancing with the Community Stars.” Jeanette has a love/hate relationship with deadlines, half marathons and the stock market — and she has a love/love relationship with glossy pages, watching her kids play sports and enjoying Utah's canyons. She and her husband, Matt, are raising their five children in Cedar Hills.

Your personal strength will always guide your direction and your values. So how strong are you within your life's circumstances? Adam speaks with Jeanette Bennett, she's the founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, which includes Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine, and Prosper Magazine. Together, they talk about her cancer diagnosis, her strong ties to family and business, and how the circumstances NEVER define you. Learn how to discover your personal strength and promising new directions on today's episode! Utah360.com Jeanette Bennett on Instagram Nugent Magazine: nugentmagazine.com  

Jeanette Bennett is the founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, parent company to Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine and Utah Valley Bride Magazine. She’s also moderated gubernatorial debates, numerous business panels and is a regular guest on HuffPostLive. Jeanette is one of the hardest working women and mothers I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing, and while she’s certainly seen many of the ups and downs of starting and running her own business while raising five kids, she’s always been a positive and inspiring leader in her community. Jeanette’s positivity continues to inspire her community as she has recently opened up about a new chapter in her journey - her battle against thyroid cancer. In today’s episode of “Courtney, Beyond the Cake,” Jeanette tells us about her journey so far, and how not receiving the miracle she hoped for helped her to discover the desire for the next right step. Today, as this episode launches, Jeanette actually goes into her first surgery to remove the tumors on her thyroid. Jeanette, our prayers and thoughts are you with you.

Digital Volunteering: The Smithsonian (0:00:00)Have you ever dreamed of working in a museum? While coronavirus might have temporarily stopped us from being able to be there in person, there are still some incredible opportunities to help out museums with their work while social distancing. If you want to help experts with high profile research, solve the world's mysteries and learn the deepest secrets about our earth's history, you're in luck. The Smithsonian Institution has opened up opportunities for volunteers to do interesting work for the world's largest research complex. We're joined by Caitlin Haynes, the coordinator of the transcription center at the Smithsonian Institution, here to discuss with us the role of the transcription center and what volunteer opportunities they offer.  Helping Kids Talk about Their Emotions (0:15:42)Are your teenagers throwing tantrums worse than they did when they were toddlers? Do you have young children that are crying constantly throughout the day? It's even harder for our kids to express their feelings than it is for us. And feelings are hard! Many adults still don't know how to put their emotions into words let alone understand what they're feeling. So how can we teach our kids to use their words to express how they feel? We've asked Amy Morin, a licensed clinical social worker, author, and therapist, onto the show to teach us how to accomplish this seemingly overwhelming responsibility.  The Face is an Open Book (0:33:44)Sometimes it would be really helpful to see what thoughts are running through people's minds. For example, if I could read my kids' brains to know what they really want for their birthdays, my life would be so much easier. But we may not need superpowers or Professor X to understand what people are really thinking. Instead, we can look for micro-expressions. Here to talk about how we can read someone's facial expressions is Dr. David Matsumoto: a world-renowned expert of emotion, nonverbal behavior, and deception.  Tips for Businesses (0:50:32)The coronavirus has disrupted the way we all live. Did you know that now 10% of our workforce is unemployed? One of the reasons is that businesses are struggling to pay their employees while also trying to keep their own heads above water financially during this pandemic. It's a really scary time for business owners who don't know if they'll still have a business when all of this is said and done. Friend of the show Jeanette Bennett has been following the coronavirus really closely, and so we've invited her onto the show today to help business owners know how to move forward during the pandemic.  Lift Up (1:05:38)At the end of 2019, the US unemployment rate was 3.5 percent. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this number has gone up by 1 percent in the past month, leaving 14.8 million Americans out of work. Unfortunately, many people are struggling to keep their jobs right now with the pandemic shutting down our economy and forcing businesses to close. But, Lift Up is here to help! Lift Up is an organization that is dedicated to helping members of the community get back on their feet and learn skills that will help them have long-term success. With us today, we have Mario Hatcher, the Executive Director of Lift Up in Sarpy County, Nebraska.  Family Friendly Movies (1:23:10)While stuck at home during social distancing, our routines can seem repetitive and sometimes boring. Luckily for us, we can find great entertainment on the many streaming services available to us. Having exciting movies to watch with our families can help lift our spirits and even transport us somewhere else. Here to tell us what movies we should consider watching is Maude Garrett. Maude is a pop culture expert and works with the free streaming service, Tubi.

Caitlyn Haynes explains a volunteer opportunity, Amy Morin gives parenting tips, David Matsumoto teaches how to spot deceit, Jeanette Bennett gives advice for struggling businesses, Mario Hatcher talks about his nonprofit, Maude Garrett lists movies for the whole family.

On this episode, I sit down with someone I've admired for a long time, Jeanette Bennett (no relation). Jeanette is a successful entrepreneur and a master at networking and building relationships. We talk about her entrepreneurial journey, seeing life through different lenses, and what she's learned interviewing some very fascinating people. This episode is gold! Find out more about Jeanette on Instagram @jeanettewbennett

Jeff Kirkman talks about his nonprofit, Lauren McElwain explains how food builds bridges, Susheel Patil gives tips for sleeping better, Jeanette Bennett discusses what it's like becoming an in-law, Emily Stromquist explains her charity, Anna Cabeca talks about improving sexual education.

Erika Nielsen share her experiences touring the world with bipolar disorder, Janae Chandler helps us keep to a budget during the holidays, Dr. Cynthia Bailey talks about the relationship between healthy lifestyles and healthy skin, Emily Stein teaches us how to take care of our dog's teeth, Dr. Phillippe Douyan shares ways to take care of our brains, Jeanette Bennett talks about leading with inspiration.

Jared discusses the intricacies of inclusion and the benefits of diversity with Sara Jones, CEO of InclusionPro, Co-Founder and COO of Women in Tech Council; as well as with Jeanette Bennett, Owner of Bennett Communications and Editor-in-Chief of Utah Valley Magazine, Business Q Magazine and Prosper Magazine.  Listen for phenomenal insights on entrepreneurship, women leading in business, and practical realities to make change.

Signe Darpinian gives tips for eating healthier, Melissa Maker teaches how to keep your tech clean, Jen Smith explains how to save money with a new baby, Clayborn Carson describes his experience with Martin Luther King, Lisa Linnell-Olsen talks about the best backpacks for kids, Jeanette Bennett discusses how to be most productive in a group.

Maxwell King shares stories from the life of Mr. Rogers, Erez Yoelij gives tips for helping people do good, Jeanette Bennett teaches how to prep kids for their future careers, Kevin John discusses the attraction of popular media for kids, Becca Hurley musically summarizes this week of The Lisa Show.

Connie Sokol tells us how to make life shifts, Jeanette Bennett and Ganel-Lyn Condie discuss women supporting women, Rob Ferre gives advice for being a good wedding guest, Carrie Ann Rhodes talks about celebrating Independence Day, Joel Jacobs discusses the latest in tech for disabled people.

Mary Plumb discusses the Glen Canyon National Park, Michelle King talks about how she is helping homeless kids, Allen Kreutzcamp tells his story of walking 500 miles through Spain, Jeanette Bennett discusses women's role in today's business world, Mary Helen Rogers gives advice for napping.

In this week's episode, Ganel-Lyn interviews Jeanette Bennett, CFO of Bennett Communications. Jeanette talks about the importance of stories and how they can help us increase connection to one another. During the interview, Jeanette makes this fantastic remark: “I think it's important to remember that when we love someone—our kids or really anyone—to not do it for the reward of them loving us back, but to do it for the joy of loving them.”The ReConnect Podcast is produced by Anasazi Foundation. Anasazi Foundation is a wilderness therapy program for at-risk youth, and our mission is to help turn hearts homeward. Learn more about us at Anasazi.org. You may also find inspiration in reading our book, The Five Legends.

Jennie Dopp discusses Autism Awareness Month and clears up misconceptions. Helaine Olen tells us whether we should be tipping at fast food restaurants or not. Jeanette Bennett talks about how to be passionate in your career. Brain Willoughby explains obstacles that stop people from getting married.

Alexis Tiacoh helps us understand how we can take a vacation while sticking to a budget. Mindy Andrade shares how she was able to overcome addiction and how she is choosing to give back. Jeanette Bennett helps us understand how to stand out in the job market and how to make yourself more marketable. Then she addresses how to prepare your children prepare for the job market. Dr. Andrew Smith explains how the blue light from your technological devices could be affecting your vision and sleep.

In this episode, Jeanette Bennett of Utah Valley Magazine emphasizes the importance of opening up and sharing stories of addiction and healing.

Greg Eghigian, a historian who studies the supernatural and paranormal, shares his knowledge about all things other worldly. Hair care expert, Michelle Lindsay, talks about the worst childhood hair trends. Albert-Laszlo Barabasi shares the universal formula for finding success in life. Jeanette Bennett talks to Lisa about the importance of recording your story. Former FBI agent, Joe Navarro, helps us understand how we communicate with body language.

Dr. Suzanne Degges-White talks about how to avoid harmful lies. Bob Taibbi talks about how finances can help bring you and your significant other closer together. Dr. Harville Hendrix and Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt share the secret to staying in love. Jeanette Bennett discusses how to help teenagers transition from youth to adulthood. Josh Tetrick explains a plant based egg alternative that is a healthier and more sustainable option for those looking to improve their physical health.

Dr. Anthony Rostain and Dr. B. Janet Hibbs talk about what actions can be taken to help our kids and understand and overcome stress. Beth Moncel from the popular food blog Budget Bytes shares her wisdom about freezer meals and meal prep. Jeanette Bennett walks us through the best way to ease yourself into healthy habits. She also shares her best business tips. Dr. Cannon Thomas tells us how we can find a better way to interact with those we disagree with.

Rod and Lisa share travel tips to make your holiday vacation efficient and stress free. Expectations are high this time of year and Emily Taylor shares some insight on how to take care of yourself over the next few weeks. Lisa talks about ways we can give back this holiday season. Jeanette Bennett shares how to teach youth to be resilient. She also gives some information about the charity, United Way and how her and family get involved in year round service.

Jeanette Bennett is impressive at every turn. She is the publisher of multiple successful publications and is one of the most connected businesswomen in Utah. In the this episode, we talk about how she got started in journalism, her growing business, her family, and how being a member of the church affects it all. Jeanette is so bright, engaging and candid. You will love her story!

It's great to want to climb mountains, but are you prepared for what's downhill? Mary talks about her recent climb up Mt.Timpanogos with her good friend Jeanette Bennett, founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, where she primarily focuses her pen on Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine and Prosper Magazine. Together, they discuss the goal of reaching the summit of life but not being prepared for the other side of your success. What should you do to prepare for the "downhill"? Find out what's next on today's inspirational podcast!

Episode Notes Our guest today is Jeanette Bennett, Magazine Owner and Entrepreneur. Learn how she put everything on the line two decades ago in order to live her dream. Follow Jeanette on Instagram - @jeanettewbennett If you've ever wanted to know the habits and attitudes that drive successful people, then this podcast is for you. Each week we invite accomplished people onto the podcast to share how they achieved excellence in what they do. Hosted by serial entrepreneur Danny Villarreal.

 How do you balance your businesses, your family, and just life in general?    Well, in an attempt to answer this question for this week's show- I have brought in the beautiful Jeanette Bennett,  who is an incredibly busy mother of 5 who is the owner and publisher of several magazines including Utah Valley Magazine. If anyone can help us navigate this topic- it is certainly this exceptional lady.    We will learn how she got into the broadcasting world, how she navigated the balancing act of starting a new magazine right after having her first child and learning to find joy in both areas of her life.    Want some advice on how to become a successful entrepreneur? Jeanette is going to give you some of the best advice I have heard on the mindset and action steps in order to reach your goals.     

Jeanette Bennett runs her own business, juggling multiple magazines, and when sharing her favorite business books, we discussed how running a family is just like running a business, they go hand in hand!  She's got 5 kids, ages 5-20, and I loved picking her brain on all things parenting.  Raised the 2nd of 7 kids, her dad was even her high school teacher! See how that was for them...Then as an adult, from getting her masters degree as a young mom, teaching at a University, ambitious business skills, and managing it all for 20 years. I love the story she told about a mistake she felt she made when she went to school with her daughter to share her spotlight of the week. I think all parents can relate! I also love their Sunday phone rule, need to adopt this in my family! You'll have to listen to see how we are related, too, but we still haven't met in person! Here are a few of my favorite quotes from our chat: "Your actions are evidence of what you truly want." "See a nee, fill a need." "Your house is a factory, not a museum. You are raising and creating kids, it's going to be messy." Head to KristenDuke.com for the show notes of this Beyond Good Intentions podcast about her favorite books, favorite family games, and meal. Come chat about this episode on Instagram: @CapturingJoy.KristenDuke You can follow her personal instagram at: @JeanetteWBennett or interesting articles at @UtahValleyBride or @UtahValleyMagazine

If you’ve live in Utah Valley, you almost certainly know about and read Utah Valley Magazine, which Jeanette Bennett and her husband launched in back in 2000, describing the magazine as a publication “for people who love the valley.” What you may notknow, however, is that Jeanette and her small staff publish manypublications. And she’s a mom of four young children. With everything on her plate, you could well wonder how Jeanette is able to find time to be a runner. But she does find time. In fact, she is able to find time to run the AF Canyon Run Against Cancer each year…during which she’s had some extraordinary moments that have to be heard to be believed. 

Jeanette Bennett is founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, where she primarily focuses her pen on Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine and Prosper Magazine. Jeanette earned a bachelor's and master's degree in journalism from BYU and has been a regular guest on HuffPostLive. She has moderated gubernatorial debates and numerous business panels. Jeanette plays the piano and organ, but her feet did the talking last year when she took third place in “Dancing with the Community Stars.” Jeanette has a love/hate relationship with deadlines, half marathons and the stock market — and she has a love/love relationship with glossy pages, watching her kids play sports and enjoying Utah's canyons. She and her husband, Matt, are raising their five children in Cedar Hills.

Jeanette Bennett is founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, where she primarily focuses her pen on Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine and Prosper Magazine. Jeanette earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in journalism from BYU and has been a regular guest on HuffPostLive. She has moderated gubernatorial debates and numerous business panels. Jeanette plays the piano and organ, but her feet did the talking last year when she took third place in “Dancing with the Community Stars.” Jeanette has a love/hate relationship with deadlines, half marathons and the stock market — and she has a love/love relationship with glossy pages, watching her kids play sports and enjoying Utah’s canyons. She and her husband, Matt, are raising their five children in Cedar Hills.