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2 episodes with jeannette ceja
2 episodes with jeannette ceja
3 episodes with jeannette ceja
2 episodes with jeannette ceja
2 episodes with jeannette ceja
2 episodes with jeannette ceja
2 episodes with jeannette ceja
While recording the Celebrating Seattle series with Jeannette Ceja, in collaboration with Visit Seattle, we had the privilege of meeting inspiring business owners within Seattle's Hispanic-Latino communities. We listened to their stories, explored the evolution of these vibrant communities in Seattle, and discovered what makes the city so special to them. In part 1 and part 2 of the series, we featured insightful conversations with Ana Castro from Salvadorean Bakery, Luis Rodriguez from Station Coffee Shop, and Jaime Mendez from Los Agaves. As a special addition, we recorded part of these interviews in Spanish to honor the wonderful locals we met. This episode, hosted by Jeannette Ceja, is recorded entirely in Spanish as a tribute to the thriving Spanish-speaking and Latino communities in the Emerald City, with Visit Seattle's support. A huge thank you to Jeannette Ceja for your passion and dedication to this project, helping shine a spotlight on Hispanic-Latino travelers and communities.
Part 3 of our "Celebrating Seattle" series culminated in gathering our community of like-minded travelers, eager to hear the captivating travel tales and deep affection for Seattle from James Beard Award nominee Chef Kristi Brown of Communion Restaurant in Seattle's Central District. Recorded at Kinn Venice amidst a live audience comprising media, influencers, travel advisors, and travel enthusiasts. Chef Kristi illuminated how her passion for Seattle's rich and diverse cultures ignited her curiosity to delve into the city and fuel her culinary ingenuity. Her favorite dish might catch you off guard, and her quest to savor this meal was a journey filled with meaning and appreciation. Securing two James Beard nominations in four years stands as a remarkable achievement, and Chef Kristi graciously acknowledged the significance of the honor. She attributes it to the supportive community, her dedicated team, and the vibrant city of Seattle, which has provided her the platform to inspire people worldwide. Before the event, our community mingled over Washington State wines and Pacific Northwest-inspired fare and desserts from Akasha's, kindling the wanderlust for Seattle. Raffle prizes, including Alaska Airlines tickets and a stay at downtown Seattle's Hotel Andra, along with an array of donated items from Visit Seattle partners and friends such as Atrium Kitchen Pike Place, Bite Society, Eighth Generation, Filson, Monorail Espresso Seattle, Arvin Goods, Seattle Refined, and Refugee Artisan Initiative added to the excitement of the evening. A heartfelt thank you to Chef Kristi Brown, Jeannette Ceja, Visit Seattle, and the TWM team as well as the incredible assembly of travelers, for making the night truly memorable. For all your Seattle travel needs and cozy season deals, visit visitseattle.org.
We're excited to kick off a special three-part podcast series “Celebrating Seattle” in collaboration with Visit Seattle. Our friend Jeannette Ceja, an award-winning bilingual travel journalist and TV host, joins TWM podcast host Mike Schibel to explore some of Seattle's iconic attractions and connect with small business owners in the vibrant Hispanic, Latino, and BIPOC communities. Our adventure in Seattle took place during the cozy season, arguably one of the best times to visit the Pacific Northwest with its mellow vibes, lush scenery, and welcoming locals. Never heard of the cozy season? We suggest giving it a try—we loved it! In part one of “Celebrating Seattle,” we explore some of Seattle's most iconic and well-known attractions, including Pike Place Market, Chihuly Garden and Glass, and the Space Needle. For over a hundred years, Pike Place Market has been a staple in Seattle and a top attraction for travelers. During our visit, we explored three Hispanic and Latino-owned restaurants: Maíz, Copacabana, and Los Agaves, serving authentic cuisines from Mexico and Bolivia. Copacabana was the first Bolivian restaurant in the western United States when it opened over sixty years ago. In the second part of the episode, we talk with Randy Cote from the Space Needle and neighboring Chihuly Garden and Glass. We were mesmerized by the work of the famed glassblower and Tacoma, Washington native Dale Chihuly. You've probably seen Chihuly's work around the world, but walking through Chihuly Garden and Glass is an enchanting experience. Sitting in the famed Chihuly Glasshouse, looking up at the Space Needle, we learned the connection between these two landmarks was enhanced in 2018 when the first-of-its-kind revolving glass floor was installed one floor below the upper observation level of the Space Needle. Visitors now have two incredible views of Seattle and the surrounding areas—from looking out at Mount Rainier, Puget Sound, and the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, to looking down them at the different neighborhoods of Seattle. Many travelers also noticed the Chihuly Garden and Glass right next door. It was pretty cool to look up at the bottom of the Space Needle from inside the Glasshouse and then look through the top of the Glasshouse from the top of the Space Needle. Travel tip: have lunch at The Bar at Chihuly Garden and Glass, which sources incredible local dishes and cocktails and displays many of Dale Chihuly's unique collections. A big thank you to all the amazing people we met: Kathy (Maíz), Vivian (Copacabana), Chef Jaime (Los Agaves), and Randy from the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Thank you to our partners on this series, Visit Seattle, for coordinating our adventure, and the wonderful Jeannette Ceja. For all your Seattle travel details and cozy season packages, visit VisitSeattle.org Stay tuned for part two of Celebrating Seattle!
In part two of our special series “Celebrating Seattle” in collaboration with Visit Seattle TWM podcast host Mike Schibel is joined again by the acclaimed bilingual travel journalist Jeannette Ceja. For any traveler, the heart of a destination lies within its people and community. We had the privilege of connecting with remarkable small business owners within the Hispanic, Latino, and BIPOC communities. Exploring hidden treasures, perhaps not yet on the visitor map but beloved by locals, was a true delight. We enjoyed a fantastic cup of coffee on a quintessential cozy Seattle morning at the Station Coffee Shop, where we had the pleasure of conversing with Co-Owner Luis Rodriguez. Luis, who moved to Seattle over thirty years ago from Baja Mexico, shared with us the profound importance of owning a coffee shop—to inspire pride in his children and demonstrate to the youth in the community that they can achieve anything. In Seattle's White Center neighborhood, we ventured to the Salvadorean Bakery, founded by sisters Ana Castro and Aminta Elgin, originally from El Salvador. This establishment, comprising a restaurant, bakery, and market, stands as a pillar in the community. From authentic pupusas to heavenly baked goods, it's no wonder Seattleites rave about this bakery. Having a local guide is invaluable, and we were fortunate to have Laura Clise from Intentionalist show us the diverse tapestry of small businesses and the passionate individuals behind them. Understanding how our everyday choices—where we dine, drink, and shop—impact the places we visit is truly enlightening. Our Seattle journey concluded with a toast alongside Ken Dillon, owner of Footprint Wine Tap, the city's first sustainable keg wine-on-tap bar. The inviting ambiance, stellar wine selection, and warm locals made leaving this spot a challenge. For all your Seattle travel needs and cozy season deals, visit VisitSeattle.org Part three of our special series is coming up with a live podcast recording with acclaimed Chef Kristi Brown.
I spoke with Jeannette Ceja (Award-Winning bilingual travel journalist) about "Navigating Success on the Move." You will learn the following: 1. What are some things we can do to prioritize safety and well-being while traveling? 03:12 2. How can we foster a sense of teamwork and cohesion among team members in a traveling work environment? 06:18 3. Who has been the most inspirational person in your life? 15:26 4. How do you navigate traveling and self-development? 18:58 5. Advice for younger Latinas or women on early career strategy? 22:47 To get in contact with Jeannette: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeannette-ceja Website: https://www.jetsetwithjeannette.com This episode is sponsored by Fantail Services https://fantailservices.com Triad Leadership Solutions https://triadleadershipsolutions.my.canva.site Our podcast is sponsored by SupaPass https://www.supapass.com Southern, Sweet & Sassy™ Coffee Website: https://grounds4cause.com/pages/s3-coffee-co Use DTLWPODCAST at checkout for your discount. The Outlier Project Website: https://theoutlierproject.co dooko Website: https://dookowear.com/ This podcast is brought to you by Streamyard, a browser based tool that lets you live stream to any platform and record podcasts in studio quality and even host webinars. It's built for creators and video marketers to make your job way easier and we use it to record this podcast. Check them out at: https://streamyard.com/?fpr=dtlwpodcast
Wine: El Campeon, Portugal BIO:Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning bilingual travel journalist, television host, and global public speaker. As an on-air travel expert, she has appeared on BBC World News, ABC7 Los Angeles, WTTW Chicago, FOX 11 Los Angeles, Mexico Travel Channel, Good Day Austin, KUSI News, and other media outlets worldwide. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from Belmont University and completed the Professional Program in Producing at the University of California, Los Angeles. While at Belmont, Jeannette interned at Fox News Chicago, WTVF- CBS in Nashville, the Tennessean newspaper, and completed the Chips Quinn Scholar Program for Diversity in Journalism. A respected and sought-after host, Jeannette has been the Master of Ceremony, Emcee, and Moderator at many international events, including The Global Tourism Forum in Turkey, The New York Travel Festival, The Changemakers Awards, The Global Voice Awards, The Latinas in Aviation Global Festival, and The Impact Travel Immersion Global Conference. In 2018, Jeannette was the Official Travel Host for The World Woman Summit at The Clinton Presidential Center. The following year, she was recognized as one of the Top 20 Global Women of Excellence by U.S. Congressman Danny K. Davis and the Multi-Ethnic Advisory Task Force at the 7th Annual International Women's Day Celebration. In 2022, she received the Latina Joven de Impacto Mundial award from the Líder Gladiador Conference in Dallas, Texas. Also, Jeannette was honored as a Top 40 Under Forty Honoree by AL DÍA News in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Website: www.jetsetwithjeannette.comInstagramTwitterLinkedIn
Growing up in a Mexican household in Orange County, California, Cristina Saralegui and Oprah were favorites on the household TV. These two legends inspired Jeannette Ceja to become an Award- Winning Bilingual On Air TV Host and Travel Journalist. She was recently named as one of "20 Latina Business Influences to Follow Today" according to Hispanic Executive Magazine. Jeannette highlights the early struggles she faced in her career as a Latina and how she's advocating for more representation and diversity in the media industry. She vulnerably shares the personal life hurdles that may occur when you are Travel Journalist. Jeannette has travelled to over 60 countries for work, awarding her the 2022 Al Dia 40 Under Forty Honoree. She's determined to be a mentor to youth because of her personal lack of mentors who looked like her as a kid.
En este podcast siempre hemos hablado del orgullo que sentimos por ser hispanos, del amor que tenemos por nuestra tierra, aunque día tras día abrazamos las oportunidades y la grandeza de vivir en este hermoso país. ¿Pero como viven este proceso intercultural los hijos de los inmigrantes? Aquellos que han nacido aquí, pero viven rodeados de la tradición, de las costumbres y la cultura de sus padres. De eso y mucho más hablaremos en el 6to episodio de Hablamos Spanglish. la exitosa periodista Jeannete Ceja nos contará como ha sido para ella vivir en un mundo totalmente spanglish. Escúchalo en #Youtube, #Spotify, #Googlepodcast, #Applepodcast, #Breaker, #CastBox, #Overcast y #POcketCast. Y recuerda suscribirte y disfrutar de lo que nos une, aquí en #HablamosSpanglish.
This episode is in association with Travel Unity, as they provided me with three influential individuals to discuss the importance of Hispanics within the travel industry. They were Karen Kuhl, Danny Guerrero, and Jeannette Ceja. National Hispanic Heritage Month is annually celebrated from September 15 to October 15 in the United States for recognising the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. With my three guests, I explored where Hispanics are today and whether more voices are needed within the travel sector now to help the next generation come through the industry. You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/oQZq1ymhtvA). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube. #journorequest #prrequest #publicrelations ... Stay connected with me Website https://shebsthewanderer.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shebsthewanderer/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ShebsAlom Facebook https://www.facebook.com/shebsthewanderer/
In this episode, Kiri-Maree goes through the learnings and insights she got from the Global Human Intelligence episode with Jeannette Ceja. The beauty of that discussion revolved around a topic that they both loved doing - traveling. CONNECT WITH KIRI-MAREE MOORE Connect with me on LinkedIn If you would like to have Kiri-Maree speak at your next event or would like to discuss partnerships please email concierge@DecisionVelocityGlobal.com To know more about The Leadership Awareness Leadership Neural Pathway Training check it here.
The more we travel, the more we realize that there are a lot of things that we don't know. Traveling helps us see the world, the people, and global circumstances in a different light. In this episode, Kiri-Maree shares a delightful conversation with Jeannette Ceja, an Award-winning Bilingual Host, Travel Journalist, Travel Advisor, and Global Public Speaker. Jeannette speaks about a topic that is close to Kiri-Maree's heart - how traveling creates a difference in the world. As big as it may sound, it is Jeannette's goal to unite everyone through traveling. She knows that the only way for us to understand the customs, beliefs, and norms of other people is if we immerse ourselves in their culture. Traveling also empowers us, and we learn more about ourselves. When we explore more, we develop a desire to create a difference. We begin to think that we are capable of bringing the change we want to see in the world. CONNECT WITH KIRI-MAREE MOORE Connect with me on LinkedIn If you would like to have Kiri-Maree speak at your next event or would like to discuss partnerships please email concierge@DecisionVelocityGlobal.com To know more about The Leadership Awareness Leadership Neural Pathway Training check it here https://getleadershipawareness.com/
This week on Watch Yo Mouth with Mozo:Jeannette Ceja ( @jetsetwithjeannette ) will blessing the Watch Yo Mouth stage! Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning bilingual travel journalist, television host, travel advisor, and global public speaker.We will talking travel, inspirations and much more! Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube channelFollow me on Instagram @_therealmozo
Claudia Caballero is President & CEO of Centro Hispano de East Tennessee, a nonprofit that works to empower the Latino community through education, workforce development, youth, and family engagement, and resource referral services. During her five-year tenure at Centro Hispano she has increased the organization's annual income tenfold and expanded its staff from one employee to over 30 full and part-time team members. Raised between Honduras and the United States, she is both bicultural and bilingual. In 2021 Caballero was the first Latina to join KUB's board. She is a member of Conexión Américas' Mosaic Fellowship class of 2018, the 2019 class of Leadership Knoxville, and class VII of Leadership Tennessee. She is the recipient of the YWCA Emerging Leader Award, the Young Professionals of Knoxville Outstanding Young Professional Award, and was named to the 2019 Knox.biz list of 40 Under 40 and VIP Knoxville's 2020 list of VIP Women. Caballero is currently pursuing her Executive MBA from Vanderbilt. If you want to listen to other conversations, listen to our Conversation with Jeannette Ceja. Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Hoopla Marketing Now. Learn more about this full-service marketing agency, www.hooplamarketingnow.com
Many times, we use money as an excuse not to do the things we love. One of the most common examples is traveling. We put many blocks before we even allow ourselves to dream of going somewhere or taking a trip. You can travel within any kind of means, time or budget- it is possible. No matter where you are, your circumstances or the time you have (or don't have), if we really want something we'll find a way with a positive travel mindset. If you can relate to this, keep reading.In this episode, the amazing Jeannette Ceja, a bilingual Travel Journalist, TV Host, Travel Advisor, and a Global Public Speaker, shares with us some of her money memories and her family upbringing around money. She also shares how her relationship with money has affected her love for travel and why travel like with money is a mindset.What you'll hear about in today's episode: The history of Hispanic Heritage Month Why it starts mid-month Fun facts about our community What the culture code of money is and why it matters For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/278 Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill Grab your copy of My Daily Money Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances. Financially Strong Latina La Membresía, enrollment now open! To know more about this membership go to: http://www.jenhemphill.com/membership The post, How Travel Like Money is a Mindset| HDM 278 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.
Many times, we use money as an excuse not to do the things we love. One of the most common examples is traveling. We put many blocks before we even allow ourselves to dream of going somewhere or taking a trip. You can travel within any kind of means, time or budget- it is possible. No matter where you are, your circumstances or the time you have (or don't have), if we really want something we'll find a way with a positive travel mindset. If you can relate to this, keep reading. In this episode, the amazing Jeannette Ceja, a bilingual Travel Journalist, TV Host, Travel Advisor, and a Global Public Speaker, shares with us some of her money memories and her family upbringing around money. She also shares how her relationship with money has affected her love for travel and why travel like with money is a mindset. What you'll hear about in today's episode: The history of Hispanic Heritage Month Why it starts mid-month Fun facts about our community What the culture code of money is and why it matters For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/278 Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters Grab your copy of My Daily Money Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances. Financially Strong Latina La Membresía, enrollment now open! To know more about this membership go to: http://www.jenhemphill.com/membership The post, How Travel Like Money is a Mindset| HDM 278 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.
Many times, we use money as an excuse not to do the things we love. One of the most common examples is traveling. We put many blocks before we even allow ourselves to dream of going somewhere or taking a trip. You can travel within any kind of means, time or budget- it is possible. No matter where you are, your circumstances or the time you have (or don't have), if we really want something we'll find a way with a positive travel mindset. If you can relate to this, keep reading. In this episode, the amazing Jeannette Ceja, a bilingual Travel Journalist, TV Host, Travel Advisor, and a Global Public Speaker, shares with us some of her money memories and her family upbringing around money. She also shares how her relationship with money has affected her love for travel and why travel like with money is a mindset. What you'll hear about in today's episode: The history of Hispanic Heritage Month Why it starts mid-month Fun facts about our community What the culture code of money is and why it matters For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/278 Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters Grab your copy of My Daily Money Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances. Financially Strong Latina La Membresía, enrollment now open! To know more about this membership go to: http://www.jenhemphill.com/membership The post, How Travel Like Money is a Mindset| HDM 278 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.
Jeannette Ceja is a bilingual TV host and travel journalist. Always having felt a sense of exploration and the desire to be a global citizen, she has continuously made her own opportunities when others couldn't see her vision. In this interview, Jeannette shares with us some of her favorite moments in her career so far, dealing with rejection, how she came to find herself in the travel industry, and so much more! Jeannette: Website: www.jetsetwithjeannette.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/jetsetwithjeannette Twitter: https://twitter.com/JeannetteCeja Facebook: www.facebook.com/jetsetwithjeannette LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jeannette-ceja www.ofherstory.com Instagram: @womenofherstorypodcast TikTok: @womenofherstory Facebook: Women of HERstory Twitter: @theherstorypod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womenofherstorypodcast/support
You asked, we're answering! Today I'm bringing in Jeannette Ceja, a travel journalist who has been to 60+ countries, to talk all about solo travel. What you need to know before you book, how you can be more safe on your journey, navigating eating alone (this seems to be a huge concern!), and so many other tips and tricks. SOCIAL @emilyabbate @jetsetwithjeanette @hurdlepodcast MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE #HURDLEMOMENT: How To Be Alone & Be OK With It OFFERS Beam | Go to BeamTLC.com and use code "HURDLE" at checkout for 15 percent off. Athletic Greens | Head over to athleticgreens.com/hurdle for a year's supply of vitamin D PLUS 5 travel packs for free with your first purchase. Get in on the journaling challenge by signing up for the Weekly Hurdle, here. JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP LEAVE ME A VOICE MESSAGE! Whether you just want to say hi or have a question you want to ask, I'd love to hear from you! Bonus: Your listener question could be answered in an upcoming episode of the show! P.S. No topics are off limits. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message
What are your dreams? How do you call them in? What do you value, what makes you happy? This wonderful conversation with Jeannette Ceja, of Jet Set with Jeanette, will have you considering these questions and more.She and Christine talk about vision boards, the importance of representation in travel, and being super clear on your why. This conversation is open-hearted and vulnerable and will surely have you dreaming big.Jeannette is a bilingual travel journalist, a TV host, travel advisor, and global public speaker.Visit Jeannette's Website: https://www.jetsetwithjeannette.com/ Get in touch with Jeannette: https://www.instagram.com/jetsetwithjeannette/Follow Jeannette on Instagram: travel@jetsetwithjeannette.com Learn more about Lotus Sojourns and ways to be a part of the community here.Find Lotus Sojourns on Facebook, or join the Lotus Sojourns Collective, our FB community for like-hearted women.Follow us on Instagram: @lotussojourns or @souloftravelpodcastCredits. Christine Winebrenner Irick (Host, creator, editor.) Jeannette Ceja (Guest). Original music by Clark Adams. Editing and production by Alex Lee-Ammons and For The Love Media, LLC.
This is our first episode where we interview a Latino and not a Latina. We wanted to include the men in our lives and in our community who not only support Latinas but who were influenced by them. In this episode, we talk to the head coach of the Chattanooga Red Wolves of the USL League One Division, Jimmy Obleda, a New Yorker Uruguayan who later moved to California to pursue his soccer career and play professionally for 8 years in South America, Europe, and the United States. Jimmy's success speaks for itself as he also holds degrees in child development, cross-cultural development, and Kinesiology. This extensive educational background creates a unique perspective on his coaching philosophy and style. You can follow Jimmy on Instagram and Facebook. If you loved this episode, listen to our Conversation with Jeannette Ceja. Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Hoopla Marketing Now. Learn more about this full-service marketing agency, www.hooplamarketingnow.com
Jeannette and I sat down and spoke about 2020 and her career up to the present day. Jeannette spoke candidly with me about how she struggled when we all went into lockdown back in March 2020. She stated she fell into a mild form of depression. We spoke in-depth about why this was triggered and where she is now with it. We also spoke about why mindset is so important when it comes to wanting something in life. Whether that aspect is on a career level or just her day to day goals. She spoke to me about some of her experiences which included her sheer determination in getting an interview with Anthony Bourdain. I also discussed with her about her internationally recognised company, 'Jet Set with Jeannette.' What it took to get it off the ground and again, the mindset she had with her work ethic to make that a success. We also discussed why diverse voices in the travel industry were influential as this has been something Jeannette has been talking to people in conferences all around the world for 5 years. I have real admiration for Jeannette wanting to succeed, and you will see from the talk that she takes it within herself to have that work-life balance in order. This is something I have noticed when I have spoken to Americans in general that they don't necessarily have due to the work culture that they are in. Jeannette states that she has lived in Italy and Australia, and therefore, she has an understanding of when to take a break. All in all, It was a great talk. I certainly wasn't expecting to talk to Jeannette about the aspect of mental health. However, I think it was an important topic to discuss due to the current climate we have all been in. I'm looking forward to seeing Jeannette's next step in her life and career, as she has plenty of fire in her belly to become even more successful than she is now. You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/Dza3dVmD9Ro). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube. #travelpodcast #podcast #traveljournalist ... Stay connected with Jeannette Website https://www.jetsetwithjeannette.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jetsetwithjeannette/ Twitter https://twitter.com/JeannetteCeja Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jetsetwithjeannette/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeannette-ceja YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9sG7HOCAOsvn2w702uYCGg ... Stay connected with me Website https://shebsthewanderer.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shebsthewanderer/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ShebsAlom Facebook https://www.facebook.com/shebsthewanderer/ ... TravelUnity discussion https://youtu.be/84afWmgrlpk
Imagine building a successful brand while fulfilling your purpose? That is exactly what our guest, Jeannettee Ceja, had done with her platform Jet Set With Jeanette! Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning bilingual travel journalist, television host, travel advisor, and global public speaker. Over the past ten years, she has interviewed countless celebrities, politicians, athletes, and travel experts, including Samantha Brown, Rick Steves, and Anthony Bourdain. A seasoned journalist, Jeannette is known for her expertise in women's travel and the Latinx demographic. Her work encompasses luxury travel, female travel, and diversity travel. Jeannette's dedication has taken her to over 60 countries to date. One of her key secrets to building her brand has been investing in her self to her her get rid of her limiting beliefs and truly believe in herself. If you are ready to take action on your BIG idea make sure you check out our Mujeron University! Our 8-week program that will help you maximize your potential while creating a network that elevates your net worth! The program starts on June 15th and doors will close soon! See you there! Follow Jeannette: https://www.instagram.com/jetsetwithjeannette/?hl=en Follow Me &n Mujerón Movement: https://www.instagram.com/mujeronmovement/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/soniaalejandratv/?hl=en
Imagine building a successful brand while fulfilling your purpose? That is exactly what our guest, Jeannettee Ceja, had done with her platform Jet Set With Jeanette! Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning bilingual travel journalist, television host, travel advisor, and global public speaker. Over the past ten years, she has interviewed countless celebrities, politicians, athletes, and travel experts, including Samantha Brown, Rick Steves, and Anthony Bourdain. A seasoned journalist, Jeannette is known for her expertise in women's travel and the Latinx demographic. Her work encompasses luxury travel, female travel, and diversity travel. Jeannette's dedication has taken her to over 60 countries to date. One of her key secrets to building her brand has been investing in her self to her her get rid of her limiting beliefs and truly believe in herself. If you are ready to take action on your BIG idea make sure you check out our Mujeron University! Our 8-week program that will help you maximize your potential while creating a network that elevates your net worth! The program starts on June 15th and doors will close soon! See you there! Follow Jeannette: https://www.instagram.com/jetsetwithjeannette/?hl=en Follow Me &n Mujerón Movement: https://www.instagram.com/mujeronmovement/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/soniaalejandratv/?hl=en
Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning bilingual travel journalist, television host, travel advisor, and global public speaker. Over the past ten years, she has interviewed countless celebrities, politicians, athletes, and travel experts, including Samantha Brown, Rick Steves, and Anthony Bourdain. Jeannette’s travel segments have appeared on ABC7 Los Angeles, WTTW Chicago, FOX 11 Los Angeles, Mexico Travel Channel, KUSI News, and other prominent media outlets around the world. A seasoned journalist, Jeannette is known for her expertise on women’s travel and the Latinx demographic. Her work encompasses luxury travel, female travel, and diversity travel. Jeannette’s dedication has taken her to over 60 countries to date. A respected and sought-after host, Jeannette has emceed the New York Travel Festival, the Changemaker Awards, Global Voice Awards, and the Impact Travel Immersion Global Conference. In 2018, Jeannette was the Official Travel Host for the World Woman Summit at the Clinton Presidential Center. The following year, she was recognized as one of the Top 20 Global Women of Excellence by U.S. Congressman Danny K. Davis and the Multi-Ethnic Advisory Task Force at the 7th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration. Jeannette has been nominated multiple times for her work by the Los Angeles Business Journal at the Women’s Council & Awards. She was a nominee for Best Travel Creator at The Tecla Awards - part of the 10th annual Hispanicize conference - honoring Latinx contributions to media. She has partnered with tourism boards, including Visit Pasadena as their official bilingual spokesperson for National Plan For Vacation Day. A passionate advocate, Jeannette has spoken about the need for more diversity and inclusion in the travel industry at conferences including The Women Economic Forum- Egypt, The Women in Travel Summit, The New York Travel Festival, Tourism in Romania Conference, Impact Travel Immersion Conference, Epic Mastermind Conference, Travel Talks, the Travel Unity- Economic Development through Diversity Summit and The Women Economic Forum- Mexico City. She is on the Board of Directors at the non-profit organization, Travel Unity. Jeannette is an active member of The National Association of Hispanic Journalists. She aims to assist and represent every traveler with a special emphasis on women, diversity, youth, and travelers with disabilities. Jeannette can be found on Instagram @jetsetwithjeannette.
Jeannette Ceja knows what it's like to tell yourself that good things will happen for you once you achieve a certain milestone. Like, when I'm married I'll take that trip to Paris. Or, I'll have confidence in myself and what I offer when I finally have that perfect job. But if there's one thing traveling all over the world by herself has taught her, it's that waiting for the perfect scenario isn't helping anyone--especially yourself. This travel journalist and TV host may have expected to be married by now, but she's also pretty happy with the life she's built. And, as Jeannette tells us, it's happiness that truly matters.
Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning seasoned bilingual Travel Journalist, TV Host, Travel Advisor, and Global Public Speaker. Her work and experience has taken her to over 60 countries to date. She also has interviewed countless celebrities, politicians, athletes, and travel experts on the red carpet. Jeannette's work has appeared on ABC7 Los Angeles, FOX 11 Los Angeles, Mexico Travel Channel, and countless media outlets around the world. Founder and podcast host, Jocelyn Loza, talks to Jeannette about her journey and how she continues to shed light on the lack of diversity in the Travel industry. Follow Jeannette Ceja on Instagram at JetSetwithJeannette and on Facebook at Jet Set with Jeannette. Also listen to the latest episodes of Global Conversations with Jeannette that feature unique perspectives from travel professionals, global thought leaders, and the media. If you loved this episode, listen to our Conversation with Strategic Life and Business coach, Wendy Amara. Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Hoopla Marketing Now. Learn more about this full-service marketing agency, www.hooplamarketingnow.com.
On this episode of the Travel Around Table, the group discusses some of the issues related to cultural appropriation and how we, as travelers, can become more educated on what it means to appropriate a culture. There was A LOT to unpack here, and I think we did a great job (thanks to our incredibly informed guests) of navigating a very complicated and polarizing topic. By the end of this conversation we had a much deeper understanding of the issue and were able to take away a few things we can do to move the needle in the right direction. Remember to check out our guests and the incredible travel information they provide! Matilda, Travel Influencer (@moonshyyne) https://mileswithmoonshyyne.ca/ (https://mileswithmoonshyyne.ca/) Ariel Rose, Travel and Social Media Coach (@im_arielrose) https://msha.ke/im_arielrose/ (https://msha.ke/im_arielrose/) Lu Colmenares of The Solo Female Travel Podcast (@lucolmenares_) https://anchor.fm/thesolofemaletraveler (https://anchor.fm/thesolofemaletraveler) Jeannette Ceja, Bilingual TV Host and Travel Journalist (@jetsetwithjeannette) https://www.jetsetwithjeannette.com/ This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast
The gang breaks down what has happened so far in round 3 of the 2021 Guardianes and previews Pachuca vs. Cruz Azul & America vs. Juarez. A special guest also joins us. Travel guru Jeannette Ceja from @jetsetwithjeannette, and talks about some of her incredible sporting experiences and gives some awesome traveling tips. #mexicansoccerpodcast #travel #soccerpodcast #podcast #ligamx #ligamxeng #eltrieng #travelpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eltrionline/support
Jeannette Ceja is the founder of Jet Set with Jeannette, a place to engage in travel. Jeannette is a bilingual travel journalist, TV host, and global public speaker who speaks about diversity inclusion as a woman and Latina. In this episode, Jeannette chats with Captain Dan about her love of travel, her inspiration to transform the industry from a young age, and how she gives back to travel and non-profits. She is growing her business into a TV show, travel book and shares her love of logging miles and storytelling. Find more at JetSetWithJeannette.orgContact or book Jeannette at travel@jetsetwithjeannette.com Follow her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jetsetwithjeannette/Twitter https://twitter.com/JeannetteCejaFacebook https://www.facebook.com/jetsetwithjeannette/Non-profits mentioned in the podcast:TravelUnity.orgWomen in Leadership TakeTheLeadWomen.comEntrepreneurship SynergyofWmpoweredWomen.comWheelchairs for Individuals FreeWheelChairMission.orgFollow No Ordinary Adventure and UnCruise Adventures:YouTube: UnCruise AdventuresTwitter: https://twitter.com/UnCruiseFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnCruiseFind more at UnCruise.com Contact the team at pr@uncruise.com Want to know more or want to leave us a voice mail for the podcast? Leave us a message here: https://www.speakpipe.com/noordinaryadventur
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Jeannette Ceja, is a bilingual Travel Journalist, TV Host, Travel Advisor, and a Global Public Speaker based in Beverly Hills. She combined her love for travel and over 10 years of media experience into an internationally recognized company known as Jet Set with Jeannette.
Today on 'The Success Diaries' podcast we welcome Jeannette Ceja, Founder of Jetset with Jeannette. Jeannette shares how she had a subconscious fear of success because she felt unworthy of it and how she used personal development to work through her unworthiness and stand in her power.
On Episode 16 of the PaulCast, host Paul Feinstein talks to journalist and TV personality Jeannette Ceja from Jet Set with Jeannette. Jeannette talks about her travel journey, how to plan for the future of travel, and what you can do now to overcome some of that cabin fever.
In this episode, Jeannette shares how she combined a love for travel and media into an internationally recognized company known as Jet Set with Jeannette. Listen in to hear Jeannette's story of overcoming stereotypes, establishing herself as a prominent voice in travel journalism, and pursuing the career and life of her dreams. __ READY TO BECOME KNOWN? Learn 5 Things You Must Master Before You Can Grow Your Influence And Build A Profitable Personal Brand. Grab Your Free Guide Here: https://www.candishickman.com/freeguide/ Join Becoming Known Academy for access to group coaching support for just $25 a month. Cancel anytime: https://www.becomingknownacademy.com/ Work 1:1 with Candis to help you differentiate yourself from the crowd using the power of personal branding: https://www.candishickman.com/start/ LET’S CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/candishickman/ https://www.instagram.com/becomingknownpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/candisahickman https://www.facebook.com/becomingknownpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/candisahickman
Jeannette Ceja is an award winning travel host and journalist who is traveling the world and contributing to the leisure and travel industry. Her passion for travel started at the age of six and she never gave up on that dream. While in pursuit of her dream Jeannette faced many rejections, objections and encountered countless of naysayers. Her determination helped her take control of her narrative and future with the help of self awareness. You may connect with Jeannette on IG @jetsetwithjeannette Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeannetteceja http://jetsetwithjeannette.com Share this episode and leave a comment with a FIVE star review if you haven't done so already and if you haven't subscribed to this podcast yet go ahead and hit the Subscribe button. To connect or ask a question you can find Raphael on: Instagram: http://instagram.com/raphaelmavi Facebook: http://facebook.com/Raphaelmavi
Podcast favorite Jeannette Ceja is back to talk about her revamped website, Jet Set with Jeannette, and shares Tales of her many travels and personal growth over the past two years.
Jeannette Ceja is a bilingual travel journalist and travel host with over five years of experience on the red carpet. Founder of Jet Set with Jeannette, she combined her love of media and travel into an internationally recognized brand. Her work has appeared in television, magazines and newspapers around the nation. Follow on IG: @jetsetwithjeannette. This episode is brought to you by the GPS online program which Forbes has stated "helps entrepreneurs become professional speakers." Our program offers a step-by-step system on how to become a paid speaker based on Christopher's 17-year global speaking career. Our global GPS community is in 100 cities, 23 countries, and 5 continents. Join us here: christopherkai.com.
Jeannette Ceja talks to us about how she knew at age 12 she wanted to be a travel writer, some of her most memorable interviews and why travel in a mindset. Enjoy! Show Notes: 10:47 - Jeannette was a Chips Quinn Scholar. 12:04 - "Other people can see your potential before you can ... " 16:12 - Jeannette had a dream about moving to Rome that came true. 22:17 - How Jeannette got a job offer to work in Australia. 23:42 - Where was Jeannette's favorite place to live? 25:56 - "You have to believe in yourself ..." 30:58 - What was it like growing up in a household that had both an abundance & scarcity money mindset. 42:29 - "If you don't learn the lesson, you get a different teacher for the same lesson ..." 43:54 - What is Jeannette's self-love practice. 49:19 - "Travel is a mindset ..." 53:47 - "An overnight success is eight years of hard work ... " 57:10 - Who were Jeannette's most memorable interviews. 77:10 - "Love Yourself ..." How to reach Jeannette: Website | Instagram | Facebook Book Recommendations: Abundance Now by Lisa Nichols & Janet Switzer How to Give Ted Talks by Jeremey Donovan
Today on the Podcast, Face off with Yourself and Fly. There's that saying, "wherever you go, there you are." And if you've ever thrown your hands up in the air and spontaneously moved across country, quit a job, ended a relationship or swan dived into a last minute Bali Yoga Retreat (ha! I get it!) — you may have learned just how true that statement really is. Turns out? Almost as soon as we get "there" we realize we're still "here." Like trying to shake your own shadow, you may soon realize you're the same person with the same thoughts, feelings, and actions ... only now you're in a new surrounding, or novel experience, which will (of course) soon become normalized again. Maybe even boring. And then what? Do you leave, again? Variety is a Human Need. So is Certainty. Don't get me wrong. Getting away is sometimes just what the doctor ordered. In fact, unique environments with opportunities to make fresh relationships is one of the absolute best catalysts for change!!! Think about why camp was so great as a child or why so many of us prioritize attending personal/professional development workshops and conferences. We love them because why? They're full of surprise and variety! More than that? They're just the catalyst, the spark, we need to get fired up again. But how many feel that hangover let down come Monday? When all the new faces have flown back home and you're back, alone, behind your desk. Day after day after day. All the clarity and conviction, all the certainty, from the weekend quickly begins to wane and you're (again) sitting in doubt; in overwhelm. Alone. Change your Mindset and your Skillset. See, it's not UNTIL we learn to change both how we think about things AND how we act on things that we FULLY shift the core thing that made us want to suddenly flee in the first place. Only then do we really feel momentum. Only then do all those seeds of ideas start to blossom into real world realities. And the KEY? To have intimate, deep, genuine accountability partners and frameworks to keep you motivated and focused even when the going gets tough. Even when you can't hop the next flight to Costa Rica. That's where mentorship, coaching, masterminds and membership communities make all the difference in the world. Taking you from ignition, to insight, to implementation. That type of ongoing support is what keeps stoking the fire and keeps helping you recreate those fun, memorable, connections and inspiration at home. Enter my conversation with Jeannette Ceja ... Jeannette Ceja is a bilingual travel journalist and a travel host with over five years of experience on the red carpet. She has interviewed countless of celebrities, athletes, politicians and travel experts including: Anthony Bourdain, Samantha Brown, Pauline Frommer, Rick Steves, Mira Sorvino, Chris O'Donnell, Jim Carey — to name only a few. Having adventured alone to over 20 countries, and traveled to more than 50, Jeannette is a proud Global Ambassador for Synergy of Empowered Women, Kind Traveler, the Free Wheelchair Mission and an International Public Speaker. In this Episode We Talk About: Why late bloomers have an advantage when success finally comes The truth about what it takes to "make it" in Hollywood (or any industry) What empaths need to look out for to avoid toxic relationships The single tactic that will 10x your results (forget hacking algorhithms) Why fame and fortune are the anthesis of intrinsic motivation When comfort zones and financial security almost killed her 19 yr dream Why traveling for speaking gigs isn't as glamorous as you think How to book cheaper flights, get upgrades, manage jet lag, travel safe Who is and isn't a good candidate to travel with (retreat hosts, listen up!) How to become a Global Brand Ambassador (it's easier than you think) What selling out her first workshop taught her about her own value Plus: The #1 Best Place to Travel in 2018 (I've been and it's INCREDIBLE!) Get Ready to Hear All The Behind-The-Scenes Stories & Insights. Mentioned in this Podcast: Follow Jeannette: Instagram People Mentioned: Jim Rohn , Simon Sineck, Abraham Hicks , Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith and Agape International Past Episodes: Ep 033 "Why is Change so Hard? (4 Phases of Transformation)" , Ep 032 "Tips to Find Mentors, Market Authentically, Meditate Easier with Ben Decker" , Ep 025 "Side Hustles with Intrapreneur & Driven Yogi Founder Keisha Courtney" Look For Upcoming Episode Topics: How to Launch a Podcast, The 8 Triggers of Flow, Should You Join a Mastermind or Hire a Coach? The Dreamcatchers District: Creative Direction for Your Beliefs, Body, Biz & Brand GET INVITED TO LIVE LA + VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES This is Not a Monologue, Chime In! Rate, Review and Subscribe. Share this with your friends. Listen with your team. Send it to yo mama! Got a question you want answered on the podcast? A guest you want interviewed? Email your biggest challenges, aha’s, and guest nominations to info @ DreamcatchersDistrict.com .
Jeannette Ceja is a bilingual Travel Journalist, Travel Host and an International Public Speaker whose work has appeared in television, magazines and newspapers around the nation. She's spoken on stages from Los Angeles all the way to Romania. Jeannette graduated with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Journalism from Belmont University and UCLA’s Professional Producing Program for Film & Television.
My friend Jeannette Ceja is a phenomenal travel reporter and drops some great tips for international travel today! Follow her on IG @jetsetwithjeanette or on Twitter @jeanetteceja
Jeannette Ceja is a Bilingual Lifestyle TV Host, Travel Reporter and Travel Expert whose work has appeared in Los Angeles Travel Magazine, Press Pass LA, Viva LA, Luxuria Lifestyle, HipLatina and Attract Magazine. She wrote her first Travel Journal on a ten-day trip across Europe when she was just 12 years-old. Graduating with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Journalism from #BelmontUniversity and UCLA’s Professional Producing Program for Film & Television. Jeannette also earned her TEFL Certificate in Rome and taught English abroad for two years.Jeannette has interviewed countless celebrities, athletes, politicians and travel experts including Anthony @Bourdain, Samantha Brown and Rick Steves on the red carpet. Today, she is frequently called upon as a Travel Expert on television and various media outlets. Her passion for #travel has taken her to over 40 countries to date.
Jeannette Ceja is a Bilingual Lifestyle TV Host, Travel Reporter and Travel Expert whose work has appeared in Los Angeles Travel Magazine, Press Pass LA, Viva LA, Luxuria Lifestyle, HipLatina and Attract Magazine. She wrote her first Travel Journal on a ten-day trip across Europe when she was just 12 years-old. Graduating with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Journalism from #BelmontUniversity and UCLA’s Professional Producing Program for Film & Television. Jeannette also earned her TEFL Certificate in Rome and taught English abroad for two years.Jeannette has interviewed countless celebrities, athletes, politicians and travel experts including Anthony @Bourdain, Samantha Brown and Rick Steves on the red carpet. Today, she is frequently called upon as a Travel Expert on television and various media outlets. Her passion for #travel has taken her to over 40 countries to date.
On this podcast episode, I interviewed Jeannette Ceja a Bilingual Lifestyle TV Host, Travel Reporter and Travel Expert. I have been following her on social media for YEARS and have been in AWE of her passion for all things travel! Jeannette has interviewed countless celebrities, athletes, politicians and travel experts including Anthony Bourdain, Samantha Brown and Rick Steves on the red carpet just to name a few!Be inspired and learn how to follow your bliss in this episode! :)
On this podcast episode, I interviewed Jeannette Ceja a Bilingual Lifestyle TV Host, Travel Reporter and Travel Expert. I have been following her on social media for YEARS and have been in AWE of her passion for all things travel! Jeannette has interviewed countless celebrities, athletes, politicians and travel experts including Anthony Bourdain, Samantha Brown and Rick Steves on the red carpet just to name a few!Be inspired and learn how to follow your bliss in this episode! :)
Travel host/reporter Jeannette Ceja stops by to talk about getting her start in the travel business, what travel means to her, and the difficulties of finding good Mexican food around the world!
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