Podcast appearances and mentions of jeannine yoder

Halloween Special - Tape #3: I'm scared of getting the fear.It's not often a podcast gets to synchronise a Tuesday-centric film with a Tuesday release. For the third tape of their Halloween Special, Jacob and Matt brave the glitch-infused woodland of Glenn McQuaid's cheekily derivative slasher short. Jacob finally gets to interpret the idea of the camera as a weapon literally. Matt stands up for Transformers One with far greater passion than the subject of the episode. Both strive to find a shred of empathy for any on-screen character. Clear up the static - Don't Stop Recording's own terrible Tuesday has arrived. Be the first to hear updates on future releases by following our socials: Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/DSRPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dsrpod/Support us by rating and leaving a 5-star review. Film discussed: V/H/S/: Tuesday the 17th (2012)Director: Glenn McQuaidWriter: Glenn McQuaidStarring: Norma C. Quinones, Drew Moerlein, Jeannine Yoder, Jason Yachanin, Bryce BurkeCountry: United StatesGenre: Horror Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the It's All Me podcast, we are bringing back a much-loved episode with Jeannine Yoder (Kochuba). In this episode, Gervase invites us to sit down with fellow AMDA graduate and New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach Jeannine Kochuba. Gervase and Jeannine share their journeys of becoming the women they are today by embracing and healing trauma, letting go of patriarchal and societal beliefs, and awakening to their power and purpose as women and mothers. Listen in and be part of a playful and deep conversation about how you are the woman you've been waiting for. That's right - It's All You. Guest Info Connect with Jeannine Yoder on Instagram: @jeannine.yoder   Ready to rise from the ashes? Start your rebirth with a Phoenix Coaching package: Check it out here: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/phoenix-coaching   Follow Gervase Connect with Gervase on Instagram: www.instagram.com/gervasekolmos Visit her website: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/    Resources: Jeannine's Instagram post

Welcome back, dear ones. I'm delighted to share today's conversation with you. I'm talking with my friend and “coaches' coach,” Jeannine Yoder aka Jey. Together, we explore the power of confusion as a catalyst for personal growth and transformation. Jey also shares her journey of navigating success, motherhood, and creativity, shedding light on the significance of embracing uncertainty and following intuition. Join us as we uncover the profound insights and experiences that challenge the traditional notion of clarity and reveal the transformative potential of confusion. Tune in as we discuss: Jey's unique journey into coaching The invaluable nature of cover crops Finding and embracing the sacred third Opening up to receiving Finding purpose and joy outside of struggle   Connect with Sarah: Follow Sarah on Instagram Learn more about Sarah's work Join Sarah for 21 Days of Untapped Support Email Sarah at sarahtacy@gmail.com Connect with Jeannine (Jey): Visit Jey's Website Listen to Jey's Podcast Walk with Me Follow Jey on Instagram Join Jey's Upcoming Breathwork Course

Jeannine Yoder is back on the show! Previously, she joined me for a conversation on healing parental wounds. This time, she joins me to explore themes of reinvention, the power of boredom, and self-mothering.  For those new to Jeannine, she is a New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach, Healer, Mom, Broadway Artist, and Founder/CEO of Mentor Masterclass, an all-in-life coach training school for women. In this conversation, Jeannine candidly shares her transformative journey of "burning it all down" and the catalyst to her self-transformation. We also explore the intricacies of marriage, sex, and pleasure and the significance of bodywork.  In this episode, you'll hear about: Jeannine opens about how and why she “burned it all down” last year. She describes the catalyst and shares about what she is doing now. (3:33) Writing a memoir isn't just about putting your life in story, it's about finding the common thread (11:37) Navigating grief and how Jeannine's relationship has changed with her mother, since her mother's passing (42:07) Jeannine answers, “What does it mean to self-mother?” (47:29) Resources from this episode: Get Coached by Andrea on the Podcast Community Survey Episode 229: Healing From Parental Wounds, Making Peace and Moving Forward with Jeannine Yoder Jeannine's website Jeannine on Instagram Signs, Laura Lynne Jackson The Light Between Us, Laura Lynne Jackson Book recommendations: I love a good personal development book, and you do too, right? I've compiled a list of book recommendations, as mentioned in past episodes. Check out these amazing book recommendations here. Happy reading!   MSN is supported by: We love the sponsors that make our show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on our website: andreaowen.com/sponsors/ Show link: http://andreaowen.com/565 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's get real for a moment and speak to the elephant in the room. The coaching industry has been a bit of a hot mess lately. I know many want to dismiss the entire coaching industry… It's a cult! It's a big ole' MLM And others are holding on to dear life to their old school sales & marketing tactics What recession? ANYONE can manifest millions! The truth, as usual, is somewhere in the middle. Coaching is a potent modality for transformation, Anddddd….. The industry has some pretty gnarly, out-dated practices that are no longer relevant and have harmed many. Both are true. This is a sweet + short solo podcast. It is the introduction to the FREE panel series I am hosting Nov 8 - 10 called A New Chapter in the Coaching Industry: How Can We Do Better? https://nadiamunla.com/anc/ These conversations were some of the deepest I have ever had. period. So come join us. It's absolutely free. With amazing humans in our space including: Simone Seol, Nina Camille, Chelsey Jo Huntsman, Daje Aloh, Jeannine Yoder, Nisha Moodley, Rachael Maddox, Dr. Caite Gordon, Kendra Cunov, Nina Lombardo, Taj Savitri, Cara Viana, Jamie Jensen, Jessica Benstock, Juliana Luna, Kayce Neill and Ruby Fremon. Sign up here: https://nadiamunla.com/anc/ -- A few spots have opened in my private coaching practice: Email nadia@nadiamunla.com for an application + more details. — To connect with Nadia on IG: @nadiamunla For coaching/teaching/speaking inquiries: Email: info@nadiamunla.com

This week on the It's All Me podcast, Gervase invites us to sit down with fellow AMDA graduate and New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach Jeannine Kochuba. Gervase and Jeannine share their journeys of becoming the women they are today by embracing and healing trauma, letting go of patriarchal and societal beliefs, and awakening to their power and purpose as women and mothers. Listen in and be part of a playful and deep conversation about how you are the woman you've been waiting for. That's right - It's All You.   In this episode Gervase and Jeannine dive into:   [12:38] Glamorizing the hard things we've been conditioned to do, why it actually sucks, and how we can choose to do the work that will fulfill us [24:48] The story of Gervase's Great Awakening [38:11] Gervase and Kevin's recent argument in front of their kids [46:12] Discovering the power of the "It's All Me" mindset (and Jeannine's personal discovery experience) [53:01] Why It's All Me doesn't equal doing it all on your own Jeannine Yoder is a New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach, Healer, Mom, Broadway Artist, and Founder/CEO of Mentor Masterclass, an all-in life coach training school for women. Jeannine works intimately with leaders who are bored and burnt out by the current success strategies that are being taught.  When you are ready to lead from an emergent, abundant and aligned strategy, Jey is the coach you want by your side. She is currently on sabbatical from her larger business while she focuses on VIP level 1:1 coaching and leading custom workshops for virtual courses, live events, and retreats.  Guest Info Connect with Jeannine Kochuba on Instagram: @jeannine.yoder   Free Masterclass with Gervase Sign up for Joyful AF, a free masterclass with G on Dec 1st: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/joyfulaf   Buy Your Tix to the I AM Retreat in CHS; Promo Codes expire Nov 26th Event Details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-i-am-retreat-tickets-460263870627 Gen Admission Promo Code: GA-EARLY  VIP Ticket Promo Code: VIP-EARLY   Join G's Email List + Try Her Hypnosis for Free Download your free gift, the Trust Yo'self hypnosis track: https://bit.ly/3xKuaPv    Follow Gervase Connect with Gervase on Instagram: www.instagram.com/gervasekolmos Visit her website: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/    Resources: Jeannine's Instagram post

Do you practice following your inner guidance when it comes to money? If yes, then you are intimately aware of the unexpected twists and turns your soul's path often takes you through. Our mind often has a plan… yet our soul has something much greater planned for us. This weeks' guest on Unraveling Money recently took a MAJOR leap of faith based on a nudge coming from her soul… one that she is still integrating and feeling her way through. You'll be captivated hearing about the powerful choice she made and the absolutely astonishing rewards her and her family are reaping as a result.The guest I am introducing you to is my very first coach, the founder and CEO of the life coaching certification Mentor Masterclass Jeannine Yoder. She is a former Broadway artist turned Feminine Leadership and Business Coach.In this podcast episode, Jey, myself (and you!) will explore: Our soul contracts with moneyThe emotional healing that can happen when we allow ourselves to hit our big income goals Why Jey decided to step away from her $500k/year businessHow following her soul led to an unexpected and absolutely astonishing increase in family abundance (you'll love this story)The questions around money she is currently living and exploringHit play now! Or subscribe and listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify About Jey:Jeannine Yoder is a New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach, Healer, Mom, Broadway Artist, and Founder/CEO of Mentor Masterclass boutique life coach training school. Her signature feminine leadership and innovative strategy method helps women embody a powerful magnetizing confidence and create sustainable success as an entreprenear in the wellness industry.Connect with Jey through her website or on Instagram.With love, Hanna x P.S. Make sure to claim your 13 Money Bliss Affirmation Cards and accompanying audio here.P.P.S. Ready to transform your relationship with money? Book your free 20-min Money Bliss Exploration Call with Hanna now!

Do you practice following your inner guidance when it comes to money? If yes, then you are intimately aware of the unexpected twists and turns your soul's path often takes you through. Our mind often has a plan… yet our soul has something much greater planned for us. This weeks' guest on Unraveling Money recently took a MAJOR leap of faith based on a nudge coming from her soul… one that she is still integrating and feeling her way through. You'll be captivated hearing about the powerful choice she made and the absolutely astonishing rewards her and her family are reaping as a result.The guest I am introducing you to is my very first coach, the founder and CEO of the life coaching certification Mentor Masterclass Jeannine Yoder. She is a former Broadway artist turned Feminine Leadership and Business Coach.In this podcast episode, Jey, myself (and you!) will explore: Our soul contracts with moneyThe emotional healing that can happen when we allow ourselves to hit our big income goals Why Jey decided to step away from her $500k/year businessHow following her soul led to an unexpected and absolutely astonishing increase in family abundance (you'll love this story)The questions around money she is currently living and exploringHit play now! Or subscribe and listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify About Jey:Jeannine Yoder is a New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach, Healer, Mom, Broadway Artist, and Founder/CEO of Mentor Masterclass boutique life coach training school. Her signature feminine leadership and innovative strategy method helps women embody a powerful magnetizing confidence and create sustainable success as an entreprenear in the wellness industry.Connect with Jey through her website or on Instagram.With love, Hanna x P.S. Ready to transform your relationship with money, too? Let's chat on a free Money Bliss Strategy Call.

My friend Eva Peterson left her corporate architecture job in NYC three years ago to embark on a life of travel. As much as Eva loved traveling, she craved grounding and a sense of purpose. She didn't want to just see the world, she wanted to contribute to it in a massive way and build something meaningful! So, her life coaching business was born. She now helps other soulful, free spirited entrepreneurs build solid foundations so that they can experience exponential self growth and career success. Eva says she helps long term travelers align with their intuition, root out self doubt, embrace fear, and make massive progress towards their dreams. She believes that true freedom can only be attained by knowing exactly who we are and what our purpose is here on earth! In our conversation we talk about shifting from the corporate world to living a “location independent” lifestyle, what Coronavirus precautions look like in Peru, feminine flow, masculine vs feminine energy, and holding your identity with an open palm. We also talk about why, as white women, we’re not necessarily ready to talk about BLM on a public platform...but we couldn’t actually have our conversation without talking about this important issue. Some of Eva’s favorite books include Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson, and anything by Elizabeth Gilbert. This is the one of the books Eva is reading to educate herself on syste mic racism: Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World, and Become a Good Ancestor by Layla F. Saad Here’s how to reach Eva: Website: www.theevapeterson.com IG: @theevapeterson Biz Email: theevapeterson@gmail.com We are both students in Jeannine Yoder’s signature coaching program Mentor Masterclass  www.Jeannineyoder.com And you can reach me via my website www.Justlovelifecoach.com or by email kirstenroberts@justlovelifecoach.com Thanks for listening, and I look forward to connecting with you!

My guest on this episode is Katie Maloney author of the book Cake Pops and Coffee: A New Conversation About Trauma; How to Laugh, Cry, and Love Your Whole Story.   I have to admit that I’ve looked through podcast episodes before for something to listen to, and when I’ve seen an episode that is going to cover any aspect of abuse, particularly sexual abuse, I’ve thought No way am I going to go there - I don’t need anything heavy or depressing or yucky, and I choose something else. So while you are of course always welcome to choose to listen or not listen, I invite you to try the first 15 minutes of this episode before making your choice, because the way Katie talks about trauma is different. Katie concentrates on the fact that you can move forward from trauma and learn to live a beautiful life. She shares what she has learned about identity awareness, setting standards for yourself, and learning how to receive. Katie is an author, speaker, and trauma survivor coach, and her goal is to remove some of the heaviness around conversations about trauma and to start new conversations that feel the way I felt when reading her book - like I was in conversation with a cherished friend. I did not experience abuse myself but wow have I learned and grown from the tools Katie shares in her book. Katie is changing the way we talk about sexual assault, dispelling the stigmas, and bringing to light the powerful joys of healing your story. This conversation may be triggering for some of you, which I completely understand -  I send you love around your own trauma experience. If you need help, I deeply encourage you to find someone to talk to whether it be a friend, a therapist, or a coach. Contact Katie: Website: https://www.katiemaloneycoaching.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katiemaloneycoaching Instagram: @katiemaloneycoaching Katie's book: Cake Pops and Coffee: A New Conversation About Trauma; How to Laugh, Cry, and Love Your Whole Story https://www.amazon.com/Cake-Pops-Coffee-Conversation-Trauma/dp/0578608790?fbclid=IwAR28S_BWgSDrR9_EMl6snxB8shLJwMXlQiVMWOeJr-f59ZIaYMn7wVdv4Tg We mention Eckhart Tolle's book A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose  Jeannine Yoder's signature program Mentor Masterclass:  https://jeannineyoder.com And you can always reach me, Kirsten Roberts at http://justlovelifecoach.com     

In this episode, Kristen interviews Jeannine Yoder--a New York Times Featured Author, Business Coach, Healer, Mom, Broadway Artist, and Founder/CEO of Mentor Masterclass--on how her parents drug addiction led her to healing loneliness during difficult times. Website: https://jeannineyoder.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeannine.yoder/ Subscribe and Get a free 5-day journal at www.kristendboice.com to begin closing the chapter on what doesn’t serve you and open the the door to the real you. This information is being provided to you for educational and informational purposes only. It is being provided to you to educate you about ideas on stress management and as a self-help tool for your own use. It is not psychotherapy/counseling in any form. This information is to be used at your own risk based on your own judgment.  For my full Disclaimer please to to www.kristendboice.com. For counseling services near Indianapolis, IN, visit www.pathwaystohealingcounseling.com. Pathways to Healing Counseling's vision is to provide warm, caring, compassionate and life-changing counseling services and educational programs to individuals, couples and families in order to create learning, healing and growth.

Welcome to Day 11 of the Mentor Masterclass Holiday Challenge Podcast!  Remember to watch for an EXTRA email from me today! It’s my personal invitation to join me for our special live wrap-up call on January 7 to celebrate the sisterhood, personal growth, and self-care rituals you’ve experienced during the challenge.  In this FREE, live call you’ll also: Discover the power of starting your New Year with a new theme. Follow a guided meditation to choose your theme for the year (we’ll do this live, during the call!) Learn my 4-step RSVP Method for becoming a coach and getting paying clients. Explore how to take what you’ve learned in the challenge and use it to create a purpose-filled coaching business built on self care. Plus, we’ll announce the Mentor Masterclass scholarship winners! Now, today’s challenge… In today’s challenge, I share my belief about life purpose, work, money, and miracles. Here’s an important question from today’s episode: “Do you believe the universe is setup to work on your behalf?” When you think about the idea that your thoughts create your reality, this question becomes very powerful. You realize that our interaction with the spiritual world is governed by our thoughts.   And as Marianne Williamson says in one of the books we read together inside the full-length training, The Law of Divine Compensation: “By aligning yourself with thoughts of infinite love for yourself and others, you gain domination over the lower thoughts forms of the world”. As feminine business owners it’s our responsibility to recognize that beliefs are just thoughts that we think!  Here’s a little more about me and my work in the world: Jeannine Yoder is a New York Times Featured Feminine Leadership & Business Coach, Healer, Mom, Broadway Artist, and Founder of Mentor Masterclass, an all-in life coach training school and sisterhood for aspiring and established coaches and The Captivating Feminine Leadership Healer Training & Retreats.  Jey leads women around the world to become time, location, financially free, and master-level trained life coaches. Through sisterhood, integration of the divine feminine/masculine energies within us, and her signature RSVP method, Jey intimately coaches women to manifest a purpose driven business and lead from their soul essence.  Her students have become sought-after thought leaders in Mentor Masterclass, an all-in personalized life coach training program to help women learn from the best and launch their business with the support of celebrity mentors and a soul powered sisterhood and in person through the Captivating Feminine Leadership 2-day healer trainings and retreats. She believes you are destined to be of service through your unique gifts and self discovery is the key. Inside Mentor Masterclass, I guide every celebrity mentor you’ve met in this Holiday Challenge through a 60-minute interview devoted to reveal the unique ways of building a coaching business that allows you to achieve financial freedom.   Once a month, we’ll focus on one training video and take specific and sustainable action each week toward building your coaching business, together in sisterhood and with intimate mentor support.  Together, we’ll cultivate gratitude, celebration, accountability and strategic action every day for a year inside Mentor Masterclass.  As a coach, self-discovery is one of THE most important ways we can walk our talk while building our dream business. Being of service – by first helping ourselves and our sisters. Remembering to feel a sense of gratitude and happiness for the actions we’re taking as a result of our masterful coaching and devotion to abundance for all. OK, love… let’s celebrate and manifest money with today’s challenge!  How to Play Full-Out 1. Listen to the podcast episode Listen to today’s episode and follow the instructions to do your challenge activity. Each challenge is a fun and easy way to practice what you learn in the episode, while having some holiday fun inside our supportive community of coaches and mentors at the same time. 2. Share & Win Prizes Follow the instructions and then share on Instagram, or Facebook if you do not have an Instagram using the tags #MMHolidayChallenge @mentor.masterclass and @jeannine.yoder.   Click here to follow us NOW on Instagram @jeannine.yoder and @mentor.masterclass. Some podcasts may mention an old Instagram or Twitter page, but this year we’re focused on using Instagram and these pages to track your sharing and to give out prizes. This is also the best place to make sure I personally see what you post.  We’re tracking tags and shares, so the more you play, the more chances you have to win prizes and a potential scholarship to join my signature program Mentor Masterclass. Plus Instagram is one of the best places to engage with like-minded powerful women and start to create a brand as a coach, let’s use this challenge as a way to get you comfortable being seen and to grow your following on social media! 3. Reflect & Renew In what areas of your life do other people’s needs or beliefs get met and fulfilled by you spending your valuable time on supporting them before focusing on attracting abundance to yourself? What would it feel like if you had the power to manifest how you spend your time? How would your life change if you decided what projects, beliefs or actions you devoted yourself to? What personal beliefs and needs would be fulfilled if you got to decide when you worked and where you devoted your attention?  Can you feel how financial freedom would be possible for you if you were willing to receive abundance for being of service? 4. Earn a Full or Partial Scholarship to Mentor Masterclass If you’d like to be considered for a full or partial scholarship to Mentor Masterclass, download a copy of the Holiday Challenge Reflection & Support Guide (or “workbook”) here.  The workbook contains the reflection questions for podcasts you’ve already listened to during the week, to help reinforce and review what you’ve learned. Simply follow the instructions inside the workbook when you receive it.   The workbook is also your scholarship application. To be considered for the full or partial scholarship, follow the instructions on the workbook information page. Make sure to email your completed workbook between Sunday, December 15 and Wednesday, December 18. (The deadline to enter is 5pm ET on Wednesday, December 18.)    We’ll choose a scholarship winner and announce her name during the Live Call on Tuesday, January 7, 2020. You must be on the call live to win. To make sure you don’t miss it, sign up for the live celebration call here and reserve your space NOW. 5. Join the Holiday Challenge Sisterhood Lean in, receive support, and share in the heartfelt bonds we’re creating in the private Facebook group. If you haven’t yet, click here to join.  My intention is to fill this year’s Challenge with love, sisterhood, and celebration. I welcome you with open arms and an open heart and I look forward to connecting in a deeply-felt way during this very special season. 6. Reserve A Spot on the Guest List for our Themes Call Now!  Take a quick moment to sign up for our free live sisterhood celebration, The Power of Themes call on January 7. Yours in sisterhood,  Jey Have friends or family who would like to join us? Send them to www.MMHolidayChallenge.com so they can: ✯ Learn the process I’ve discovered is key to thriving as a life coach. ✯ Grow and fill your social media with like-minded, powerful women. ✯ Get the antidote to the holiday hustle to-do list. ✯ Lean in and receive the support of sisterhood and your favorite feminine thought leaders. ✯ Start the New Year with new rituals, intention, & soulful purpose. Learn the process I discovered is the key to thriving in self care and as a life coach. Have Questions? If you have a question or need support, follow these two steps: Step One: Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions document. There’s a good chance you’ll find an immediate answer to your question. Step Two: If you don’t find what you’re looking for, then send an email to Support@MentorMasterclass.com, and someone from our team will get right back to you.

In this episode, Lance and Shari Teigman talk about stepping away from the comfort and safety of everyday life and set out on an adventure to find the maverick in us. Shari found herself unhappy one day despite being married, having two kids and living a Stepford Wife kind of life. Her transition from an unhappy mom to an empowered woman was not easy at first but it all came down to her choosing to start to move, walk, and dream even if she had no idea where she was going, other than the fact that she craved for change in her life. She has studied social work, art therapy, and completed a year long life coach training in Mentor Masterclass with Jeannine Yoder. She is also a certified yoga teacher and a multimedia artist who works with decoupage, mosaics and paint, interior design as well as a makeup artist. In over 2 years, she had grown her business in her own terms with her strengths and big dreams as the drivers.Today, Shari Teigman is a mindset coach, chief instigator of change and creative business strategist. She is now hosting her own podcast “Mavericks in Motion Podcast” that has the goal of helping people find their own purpose and their inner mavericks.Shari tells listeners: “This is how you become a maverick - you stop looking at what everyone else is doing and start looking at yourself and ask yourself everyday: how can you surpass your own achievements and competitiveness.” IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:How to have a better perspective and make better choices in lifeBreaking down big goals into bite-sized, doable milestonesHow to discover your gifts and strengths and use it for your growthDealing with daily and bigger adversitiesHow to summon the maverick in youConnect with Shari TeigmanFollow Shari on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter.Follow Shari on her website.Connect with Lance:Subscribe on Messenger to get the latest episodes and tips straight to your inbox! Connect with Lance on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. About University of Adversity PodcastLearn how to overcome failure and tragedy, while becoming your best self with the University of Adversity podcast. Join your host Lance Essihos as he interviews successful individuals that have fought the hard battles to overcome life’s obstacles. Lance started the University of Adversity podcast after overcoming his own adversities shared in episode 01. Join him and thousands of other entrepreneurs in learning how to use Adversity as a fuel to ignite your inner flame and live the life you have always desired. Tune in weekly for a dose of positivity, strength, and real-life practical advice to achieve your life goals.Support the show (https://www.lanceessihos.com/)

CLICK HERE to join the Holiday Challenge How did you get featured in The New York Times at the beginning of your coaching career? It happened after her coach training program. She was very excited after finishing the program as she felt she found her life-purpose through that program. She was the youngest woman in the program. However, she put in all of her passion, energy and time in the program. She was able to grow her coaching practice quickly. The head of the school where Jeannine was undergoing her training was approached for the article and was asked if he wanted to refer somebody to feature in the magazine. He referred Jeannine and she invited the interviewer to receive her coaching rather than opting for a conventional interview. Jeannine feels it is difficult to put in words the art of coaching and that is why she thought it would be better if she invited the interviewer for a coaching session. The interviewer attended several of her coaching sessions and wrote in a very positive manner about Jeannine and her business. He also put her photo as the cover photo of the whole article. Did you ever have limiting beliefs about becoming a life coach? Before becoming a life coach, Jeannine tried her luck in acting and become a theatre artist. Her niche as a performer was to play silly characters. She was always playing a blonde with a high-pitched voice. One of the reasons Jeannine left acting was because she did not found her purpose in it. She felt she was not able to put an accurate representation of her personality through acting. Do you think having a difficult childhood helped you access your inner wisdom? Jeannine is not sure if having a difficult childhood can always help you access inner wisdom. Jeannine thinks there are a lot of factors that can contribute towards wisdom. Jeannine thinks the fact that contributed to her inner wisdom was her participation in her father’s meetings. From a very early age, she would go on meetings with her father. One of the things all the participants did in the meetings was to share their life stories. They would talk about their feelings, about their challenges and various other things. Jeannine learned a lot through these meetings and believes it gave her an access to the wisdom of self-reflection, self-responsibility, self-healing, and self-potential. She would see people who had gone through the worse circumstances in their lives and were somehow able to recover from their worst times. What were your parents addicted to? Jeannine says her parents were almost addicted to all drugs. Her father was one of the most famous drug dealers in Long Beach. He did cocaine, PCP, speed(Amphetamine) and meth. How did you realize you were not meant to be an actor?Jeannine felt something was out of order in her life when she got part in her first Broadway show. It did not feel the way she thought it would feel. It started to feel like a job to her. There was this whole part of her that she was not able to showcase in that career. She felt like she put in a lot of her energy, time and passion in her acting career but the results were not always favorable. Luck also played its role and Jeannine was not able to land herself a job for various plays despite performing well in the auditions. A lot of her experiences intrinsically and extrinsically did not line up with what she hoped for herself and she started to realize acting was not something she was meant to do for the rest of her life. When did coaching come under your radar? She came across coaching after watching a few videos of Tony Robbins. Someone recommend her to watch a few of Tony Robbins videos to deal with stress and improve her confidence as a performer. Jeannine thinks some of Tony Robbins work and practices do not work for her anymore as they are more aligned with the opposite gender. She has learnt to honor the meaning of being a woman. However, she still recalls how listening to Tony Robbins used to make her feel empowered. What is your favorite coaching question? She has a collection of these six specific questions that she asks from clients most of who are women. Most of these women are so driven and passionate of wanting to do more. The questions she asks are to acknowledge the hard work that her clients have put in at some point in their past. One of the questions she asks from her client is how they have changed in the process. As a coach, how do you help people who are not sure what success means to them? Jeannine usually asks the opposite of success and what it means to them if they are not able to figure what it means to be successful. Jeannine thinks ultimately it is our own choice to not know about things. When her clients are not able to share their views on a certain topic or what something means to them, it is indicative of the fact that they are not open or searching. What have you been up to recently? After that article came out in the New York Times, a lot of women approached Jeannine. They saw her and felt like she was relatable to them. A lot of women thought that if she could do what she was able to do in her life as a coach, they too could do it as well. Jeannine realized she had a gift to help other women achieve the same in their lives. Over the years she has helped a lot of women and men launch their coaching business. She still does this day in and day out. Jeannine has been running this coaching program for women for five years. What is the best advice you have ever been given? Jeannine says she is constantly seeking mentorship from different people and there are a lot of useful advice that she has received from them over the years. The best advice she has ever been given was from her grandmother who once said to her the following words “Do not live life in the fast lane and do not live life in the slow lane”. Middle lane is the place to be. She did not get it back then, but what it actually meant was that one needs to be there in the middle ground and get to soak up the best of both worlds. How can we connect with you? You can find more about her work through her website. She shares coaching tools, techniques and self-care rituals on her website. Her website’s URL is http://jeannineyoder.com CLICK HERE to join the Holiday Challenge

Jeannine Yoder is a New York Times featured feminine leadership & business coach, healer, mom, and Broadway starlet. Jeannine is also the founder of Mentor Masterclass, an all-in life coach training school and sisterhood for aspiring and established coaches and The Captivating Feminine Leadership Healer Training & Retreats. In this episode, we talk about the importance of self-care for sustainable success, how embracing the feminine can grow your business exponentially, the four things you need to focus on to be a successful leader, and so much more!   To learn more about Jeannine Yoder, visit the show notes.

This week on the YKAL podcast I am joined by Jeannine Yoder, a New York Times Featured Business & Feminine Leadership Coach For Coaches, Broadway Starlet and the Founder of Mentor Masterclass. Jeannine has such an incredible story of resilience and redemption. And you know how I love a good redemption story!  In this episode Jeannine shares how she overcame a really difficult childhood, one surrounded by drug addicted parents, chaos and trauma. She talks openly about her path to healing, which spanned many years. Plus, she goes on to share how she ‘rose from the ashes’ and became a broadway star. Finally, she offers some of her own advice for healing the parental wound and making peace with it all. In this episode you’ll hear: Jeannine share in detail her childhood story and what she learned the most from her experiences (5 minutes and 58 seconds) Not being a victim of circumstances, plus listening to your inner voice to empower and guide you through life decisions (11:07) How to love your life with your whole being and still be healing and lessons learned from attending AA meetings with her father (16:00) Becoming a broadway star; the lifestyle of an artist (19:17) Jeannine’s tools and strategies for healing the mother wound (26:56) The greatest way to healing your story is by telling your story (38:10) Also, did you know I’m back to doing weekly Facebook and Instagram Live videos? Join me on Thursday’s at noon Eastern time (9am Pacific) on either Instagram or Facebookas I talk about a personal development lesson (~ 10 minutes).(If you miss it, you can see archived videos on Facebook or my YouTube channel).  http://yourkickasslife.com/229