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Last Sunday, I stopped doomscrolling long enough to make it down to the Boston Outdoor Expo, and I can't overstate how great it was to spend a few hours fan girling with many a pod guest, including today's repeat interviewee, Jen Klein!I first spoke with Jen back during the early months of COVID, when she was with the Trustees of Reservations in Massachusetts as the Director of Outdoor Experience. I realized I had to have her back on about six months ago, when I happened to see on LinkedIn that she had made a job transition, and was now Executive Director for the Friends of the Blue Hills. I have the utmost respect for smaller, member-funded non-profits that are enhancing conservation and stewardship efforts in public spaces - in this case for the Blue Hills Reservation, which is one of the largest parcels of undeveloped conservation land in the Greater Boston area.So of course we are chatting all about the Blue Hills and the countless events and activities Jen and her team have been hosting there, as well as the super exciting new development that's hopefully right around the corner. But we're also digging deeper into the challenges of outdoor program administration and community engagement, the differences between statewide and local roles, and along the way, Jen drops a few kernels of hope and strategies for making an impact, even in the midst of the dumpster fire raging around us.Regardless of where you live, I hope you'll consider supporting the Friends of the Blue Hills with a donation or membership, or if you're local, please make sure to sign up for some programs or volunteer events over at friendsofthebluehills.org, or @friendsofthebluehills on Instagram and Facebook.And don't forget to lock in to some of this local goodness!:Blue Hills Reservation (MA) - download guide & trail mapInternational Women's Day ‘Women's Wave' with Two Maine Mermaids - March 8, 2025The Trustees of Reservations (MA)Which Charles Eliot are we talking about?DCR (Department of Conservation & Recreation, MA)Elevate Youth (MA)NEMBA - New England Mountain Bike AssociationPlus, more Outdoor Expo-related rock stars for your listening pleasure!:Jana Olenio, SupYo Adventures on GGWTraci Bisson, Golden Dog Adventure Co. on GGWAlicia Heyburn, Teens to Trails on GGWMardi Fuller talks Winter Hiking for Beginners on NHPRNicole Freedman, NEMBA on GGWPaula Burton, NEMBSend us a text

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Welcome to Episode 217. Did you know that February 17th is Random Acts of Kindness Day? My plea is to count yourself in! Moms can perform random acts of kindness and be the recipient of them too! Did you know that when you are kind or generous to others that you can feel a helper's high? I bet you have oodles of ideas of things you can do with your kids and today's guest shares her thoughts on those too. However, what I found fascinating is that, despite being a busy mom of two, Jennifer Klein a seasoned philanthropist and author on the topic of giving, has cracked the code on how to be an everyday philanthropist and reap the rewards of exuding a generous spirit! She's getting that boost in her mental health every week and as a mom I'm know you can use this unstoppable feeling on any given day to change your energy for the maximum! In today's episode, there are also a ton of practical insights and giving ideas fit for a mom with her own business. You'll hear about your options – should you go all in on cause marketing, strategically partnering with a nonprofit, or donate company funds to support a cause that's on your heart? Listen for fresh ways to consider these options.  This episode is brought to you by my #1 Amazon bestselling book, Fertile Imagination, A Guide for Stretching Every Mom's Superpower for Maximum Impact. ·      You can find a link to the Amazon website here: https://www.melissallarena.com/fertileideas/ Ask me anything about this episode, my book, or mom in business life on Instagram ·      Follow me: https://www.instagram.com/melissallarena/ Free resources for mom entrepreneurs! ·      Are you a mom entrepreneur with a big vision? Sign-up for a free 30-minute Business Goal Progress Analysis & Course Correct session https://www.melissallarena.com/sessions/ ·      Is your business stuck? Take this quiz for moms to maximize your potential - https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/64fb50ebd9dce900148cdff8 ·      Grab your seat for my free webinar focused on your 2024 ultimate business success Mom Mogul Makeover - https://witty-thinker-2643.ck.page/7e884a0f0a Jennifer Klein Official Bio and Links Jenn Klein, CFRE, CHC, is a world-class and highly respected nonprofit fundraiser, speaker, coach, and one of the most brilliant minds on philanthropy. She is the founder and CEO of You Are A Philanthropist merchandise shop and podcast, a major gift officer for a Catholic school, an independent consultant with Arbonne International, and a proud mother of two boys. For more than 18 years, Jenn has helped nonprofits grow through best fundraising practices and strategies. Jenn also coaches individuals to make healthy lifestyle choices, which, at their core, include giving to charity. Jenn is on a mission to share the benefits of generosity, not just for others but also for yourself and our world. She just published her first book "Giving is Selfish", which can be found on Amazon. ·      https://www.youareaphilanthropist.com ·      https://www.instagram.com/_jennklein/ ·      Giving Is Selfish: https://www.amazon.com/Giving-Selfish-Change-World-Yourself/dp/B0CLK2STJT ·      Type unimaginablewellness for a 20% off coupon code for any merchandise on youareaphilanthropist.com TRANSCRIPT Jen Klein, welcome to unimaginable wellness. I am so excited. You won the drawing from my Mom Mogul Makeover webinar! Congratulations.  Thank you, Melissa. I'm so excited to be here. I'm so excited to win this opportunity. I am excited to have you here just for anyone that's listening and catching this in January, I had the opportunity to deliver a talk for mom moguls and Jennifer won the drawing of appearing as a guest on today's podcast. And so I am so excited to have Jen here. I'm also really excited for this very, like. Secret sneaky reason so not only does Jen Klein have an amazing like business, but it's also in the art of generosity, the spirit of giving, and I was like, holy cow, how perfect is that right to like. Have a lucky winner. Be like a giver and generous human and nonprofit expert. So Jen share with listeners a bit about your background. Certainly share a bit about your book and, and we could just like get into this conversation. I'm excited. You are so kind. Thank you for saying that. I've been a fundraiser for 20 years in nonprofits and it's my passion. And when I became a full time mom about eight years ago, I wanted to continue to stay in my field of fundraising, but found myself a fundraiser without a nonprofit since I became a full time mom. And I decided to start blogging and I blogged about, like you said, the general, the, the good feelings. Of generosity and it was really inspired by a quote that I heard from Denzel Washington and he said giving is selfish and I was shocked. I had to replay it. I thought he said giving is selfless. And that is always what I internalized and believed giving was about was being selfless and he turned it on a dime and made me realize that giving feels good. And so I wrote my book called Giving is Selfish that recently I published on Amazon and it highlights how good it feels to give. I love that. And I think what's, what's really, really compelling and something that I want to just grab onto that you just said, you said that you're a nonprofit professional, but you didn't find yourself having a nonprofit. And I was thinking to myself, well, I will say this. Having three children of my own, there is no profit making in my family. So that's really nonprofit in terms of just the family structure. But, but I get what you're saying. I get what you're saying. And so it, it does flip the thinking on his head as far as giving is. Selfless to selfish. And so I'm sure your book garnered a lot of attention because of its title. I'm wondering, as someone who wrote her own book, myself having written a book, was there something that you learned about yourself as a mom through the actual process of having written this book?  I think that's such a great question and something I do discuss in my book about how much I learned about being a mother when I became a mother. As many new moms, I didn't know what to expect. I didn't know what I was in for. And I found myself struggling to work on myself and, and be a good mom. By taking care of myself and so when we practice self care, we are giving to our Children when we are taking care of ourselves, we are inspiring and giving to our Children and I think that was such an important life lesson that I learned from being a full time mom and I to this day and for the rest of my life will balance my giving scale, which is what I mean by that is taking care of myself so that I can take care of others. That sounds like a really important thing to become more self aware of. I know that a lot of mom founders, creators, and entrepreneurs, they have it in their heart to give and having created a business that might be one avenue through which they give. And, and this balance that you mentioned, I'm sure it plays a role also, even in the world of commerce, where someone might want to do some cause marketing, or someone might want to strategically partner with a nonprofit organization. So here's the question that I have and the context that I provide is that I actually started a nonprofit and this was several years ago. But I also had my coaching practice. And so the thinking was, well, let me create a nonprofit so that this way I have full ownership of who gets a scholarship or not, because that was part of what I was going to be contributing. And then of course I spoke to an expert who said, well, Melissa. That's a lot of extra work. It's like having an entire other business. So my balance would have been totally like topsy turvy. I would have been so lopsided. It's not even funny. Jennifer, Jen, as an expert in this space, a mom that wants to have, wants to be mentor and like exhibit to her child, what giving looks like and the benefits, how can someone that's a founder think about doing good through the avenue of their business, but in a way that.   They don't end up being so lopsided.  I think that was really wise of you to seek counsel and to realize that you don't have the time to commitment that is required to start a non profit. Starting a non profit is something that I also realized. I wasn't able to create, even though it's a wonderful thing to put into the world and that the world needs more of, but I think that there is, especially for mothers who are in business, there are other avenues to pursue in order to give back one could be giving in your example, through a nonprofit for scholarship, or could be giving back in their business.   To, to charity. So for me, for example, I give back some proceeds of mine to charity so that I feel connected to my mission, connected to my community and, and I reap the benefits because that feels good. That makes a lot of sense. So then in terms of making that decision, right. And in terms of really having not just a business, but then also a family, like for me, and I'm sure for other listeners, it's like, you feel like you just are giving 24  seven and now we want to add on our long list of to do's another act of.   Help us see the social rate of return, right? Or the nonprofit rate of return. I think it's the SROI. I don't know why I'm not getting the exact acronym correctly. You correct me when you answer the question, but how can we get the benefit and not out? Like just drain ourselves to no avail. Like I want to add giving, but at the same time as a parent and a business owner, you give a lot when you're marketing your business.   Like you don't get paid for the marketing necessarily. You give a lot as a mom, like for me, three meals a day, I'm giving those out. And now we want to add giving. So why is it that that would make good sense from like an energy perspective, even like Biological perspective. What are some benefits? What's the SROI on giving for a mom entrepreneur who gives all the time?   I think it's, I think you're so spot on to recognize the unrecognized work that mothers do giving back to our children is crucial to making the world a better place. So I think starting with the mindset that. What I'm doing at home is really important and feeling successful in that area of your life is, is really an important component to ensuring that you feel good about what you're doing.   And really, my message is I want people to feel good about what they're doing at home in their business and in their community. And. If they feel like they have the time to, to donate in some area of their life to a, in their community, they will reap the benefits of better social connection, better mental health, better physical health.   It's been proven science that  giving back. lowers your blood pressure. So there are physical benefits that we know from science that giving back feels good. So it's not just as Denzel Washington said, something that is. It's intangible that we can't quantify. It's also something that we have quantified through science.   Is there like a story, maybe it could be a personal story or someone that's included in your book that you can share with listeners that might be thought provoking or just kind of helpful as far as giving us some sort of next steps, like choosing the best way for us to give, not just so that it bubble wraps our sanity, but that it aligns with even like the business that we might have.   Yeah, so I think first of all, I have a podcast called you are a philanthropist where I interviewed 30 philanthropists who I have deemed philanthropists, even though perhaps by society standards, they aren't the millionaires. Giving lots of money to, to charity, but in their everyday lives, they're committing some sort of their time commitment to a charity of their choice.   So for me personally, I like to be a soccer coach, which is what I'm doing later in the day today. And I also like to give to my local food pantry, which is about two hours. Every other month I go around my neighborhood, pick up bags from people's porches and deliver it to my food pantry. So that's something that I'm really excited about and something that my children actually do with me now.   So I love teaching them about how we have so much and how we can give back. Some of the guests that I interviewed really are inspiring. I encourage your listeners to check it out wherever they find a podcast.  For me, I was really inspired by a friend of mine who has a child who is severely disabled and he needs a full time ventilator, full time nurse at home, and yet she has found a way to give back to the Ronald McDonald house.   She does a run with him in his wheelchair every year and raises money through, through that run. And she also  It gives back through stocking the pantries at the Ronald McDonald house. And her name's Daphne bird singer. If anybody wanted to listen to that episode of the you are philanthropist podcast.  So she, she really inspires me in her everyday life.   She's giving back to her, her children. She has three children and I'm privileged to know what a great woman she is, how committed she is to her community, her family, and her business.  So let me ask you this question as far as personally. So when you actually go through your day and you insert an act of giving, however that might take shape for you, explain to listeners.   How you feel after doing that act or during the act, like really get vivid into it, because I want to understand just like what it feels like to give, even as a mom that already has her own like podcast and practice, wrote a book, has kids, like, how does it feel to give for you personally? Yeah, that's a great question.   I think for me, I do feel really good about. Doing work in my community and feeling inspired by those who are also doing work in my community and feeling like together we're making a bigger difference. I think sometimes we overlook little acts of charity, little acts of kindness, and, but these little things add up and do make a difference.   For example, just holding the door at the Dunkin Donuts for the person behind you, that's an act of kindness. Being kinder to the cashier when maybe someone was not kinder before you. So these everyday acts that I do are, are something that I say to myself, you put some good into the world. You made the world a better place for at least one person.   So it sounds to me that anyone can be a philanthropist. That's what I believe. Yeah, that's what it sounds like. And then here's the other thing. So back to someone that has a business, back to someone that has to make a decision, like strategically partner with a nonprofit, donate money in some sort of other way, I don't even know, I can't even imagine right now, maybe like participating in someone's Kickstarter, for example.   Or creating their own nonprofit. Is there any sort of wisdom that you can share with us, with listeners who have a business, we want to do good and we want to make a decision, the right decision for us, like choosing path a B or C, like any sort of question that we can hold on to and really just ask ourselves before moving forward in any given direction.   So I think finding what you're most passionate about is the key to. Your success with giving back  for me, that's my local food pantry and for others that might be a mental health organization or a cancer research organization, whatever it is that you find yourself that you want to commit your time to, you should pursue that.   Because if you're not passionate about giving back, it is going to be draining and it's not going to be fulfilling and where your passion leads you is where you should go. Got it. That makes, so that makes sense because it's the same in terms of a business, right? Like if you're not passionate about it, even if the market opportunity is gigantic, it's going to feel more draining because it's like you need a lift.   Like as a mom entrepreneur, like we need every lift that we could possibly imagine. And this is so not about plastic surgery, even though the thought just popped in my mind, but maybe I could use a lift there too, but I choose not to at this stage of my life. But I think. Any opportunity that a mom has to go in the direction that excites her beyond belief, like we're talking like giddy, like, Oh my gosh, I cannot believe I had the opportunity to do this today with them.   Like, if you feel that, then I would say that could be like the next step, right? So you have this like for profit entity, let's imagine, let's say you're a coach or whatever. And it makes sense for you to somehow be involved with dress for success as an example. Well, maybe the way that you participate does depend on what you can give.   Like you might have old suits, right? And right now we're like Zoom culture, cozy culture. So do you really need like that suit? I know. Don't so that's like one way, but then the other side of it is having tried it myself, just as like heads up sort of thing for anyone that's listening and Jen Klein, like your own sort of experiences, like the option is there to create like your own nonprofit, but be mindful that it actually does feel like a whole other business.   Yes. So. I would say personally, as my own guidance, I know that organizations I've worked with, they've been successful with cause marketing. And for them, the tie in is that there's some sort of connection between the brand promise of the for profit product and the actual organization with which you partner.   So like Dawn is a great example, the dishwashing detergent and like cleaning ducts in some oil water way.  And so that makes sense. But I think Additionally, you know what Jen said as far as the passion side of the house, I think that's absolutely important because specifically as a mom, you need that lift.   And so Jen, this has been really helpful. I think your perspective as anyone can be a philanthropist is like the big takeaway that I'm getting. And I also think that If we think about motherhood, not so much as like straight up philanthropy, but it kind of is in its own way. I really do think it kind of is in its own way, but it's a way that is legacy building, right?   Like your DNA gets passed on. So you, you certainly reap the rewards. So Jen Klein, where can people continue to learn about you and your book and what you do? You should go to my website. You are a philanthropist. com. They can find more information about me on there, as well as look at my book, giving a selfish on Amazon.   And I did give a discount to your listeners. If they type in coupon code unimaginable wellness, they can get a discount, a 20 percent discount on my merchandise, which celebrates philanthropy. I'm also on Instagram and I love to connect there as well. Underscore Jen Klein. Beautiful. Thank you, Jen. So as far as bubble wrapping your own sanity, your own sanity, like you've got soccer going on, you've got work within your local community, like.   What's like one tangible thing that you do in order to stay sane? That's such a great question. And I am excited to say I'm getting a massage later today. So I have a monthly subscription to my local massage and I am very excited about that. I'm excited for you. I am like, like now I'm inspired. I'm like, okay, yeah, I should, I should do the same.   And I think it's. The funny thing about a massage is that it is self care for sure. And it does feel good, but there's like these benefits that somehow are additive, even to like business owners in a super tangible way, as far as like the stress levels that we have, I was reading the five o'clock 5 AM club.   I don't know if you know that book by Robin, I think it's Sharma or something. And that's part of his protocol. It's like two massages every week, and that can help make you like tip top performer. And so I think what you're doing is, is self care. It's self it's giving to yourself and it makes you a happier giver to everyone else.   So thank you for that tip. You're welcome. And if you don't schedule it monthly, it'll never happen. Amen to that. I totally know I have zero massages in the whole 2024 right now. So now you've got me going on that. Thank you, Jen, so much. Thank you, Melissa. Thanks for having me. Here are the three things that really captured my attention with regards to the conversation with Jen.   The first point is that you can be a philanthropist. You do not require an inordinate amount of time, nor millions or billions of dollars. And I think that is refreshing because even a Random act of kindness today, again, in light of February 17th is something that is going to give you those giving benefits that Jen spoke of.   The second point is that Jen did say that giving has biological benefits. And I think if you want to really think about ways to bubble wrap your sanity as a mom, entrepreneur, founder, or creator. This offers a very productive solution. So if you actually intend to give in any sort of way, whether it's your time or even your skills, please be aware it might be selfish and that is okay.   The third point is that Jen and I really talked about this idea that should you start your own nonprofit? Let's say that you have a for profit organization or business or consultancy practice, and you're thinking about a nonprofit. Is this a path that makes sense for you? Is this going to make business sense?   Is this going to be in alignment with the amount of time you have to give on a weekly basis to your business? Well, from my perspective and Jen's, it's really important to understand that creating a nonprofit is an entire business in and of itself. And if you feel like you can be at the helm of leadership in both entities at the same time and be a mom, then God bless you.   And I definitely support you. So let me know how I can help you really make that true. Otherwise, there are options such as cause marketing and donating actual money from your business to an organization that makes sense, given what Jen said. So given your passion, which that is going to help give you the lift you need and be invigorated by your donations or your giving, or given in alignment with the services that you offer and your main value proposition.   Please be aware, this is really strategic and it's something that I could absolutely support you with. Reach out to me on Instagram at Melissa Lerina. This is in the show notes at M E L I S S A L L A R E N A. Let me know if you would like some guidance pertaining to the very next step with regards to your business.   Oftentimes we don't know what we don't know. So get on the phone with me. Let me know how I can be of service. What question is on your mind? So I could help answer it or point you in the best direction. I am someone who truly believes that through networking, we can each find our angels. And in that way, I want to support you this very week.   So go ahead. Do not be shy. Get on Instagram at Melissa Llarena. Hope you enjoyed this conversation. Be sure to share this with one mom entrepreneur in that very way you are actually giving. And again, February 17th is a random act of kindness day. So celebrate it as Jen suggested. And I hope you do get that massage just like Jen shall be doing.   Thank you again.

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President Biden has signed an executive order that includes directives aimed at making child care more accessible and more affordable. Jen Klein, director of the White House Gender Policy Council, tells us more. And, the violence in Sudan has spilled into a fifth day in spite of a ceasefire being put in place by the two warring sides. Sara Musa El Saeed, NGO Corus International's Sudan Director, joins us. Then, Navy veteran Ed Markowitz is living Canada because his wife is currently barred from living in the U.S. due to federal immigration law. He joins us along with Ashley DeAzevedo, the president of American Families United, a group that is fighting to fix situations like Markowitz's.

Biden mulling over declaring public health emergency on abortion The Biden administration is evaluating the possibility of declaring a public-health emergency on abortion, Department of Health and Human Services secretary Xavier Becerra said Monday. TOP STORIES The China Surveillance-Balloon Story Is Not Getting Better ANDREW C. MCCARTHY NRPLUS Kamala Harris and the Democrats' Unwillingness to Hear Bad News JIM GERAGHTY NRPLUS Disney+ to America's Children: Lincoln Didn't Free the Slaves NATE HOCHMAN “There are discussions on a wide range of measures … that we can take to try to protect people's rights,” Becerra reportedly told Axios. “There are certain criteria that you look for to be able to declare a public-health emergency. That's typically done by scientists and those that are professionals in those fields who will tell us whether we are in a state of emergency and based on that, I have the ability to make a declaration.” He said there has not been a “full assessment” on the issue but there is an “evaluation” being done. “We are constantly exploring additional actions we can take to protect and expand access to reproductive health care, including abortion care, and are prioritizing the actions that can give us the highest impact and most durable solutions,” an HHS spokesperson told the outlet. A declaration could make it easier for patients to get abortion medication or to travel out-of-state to have an abortion. More than 80 House Democrats sent a letter to President Biden in July urging him to declare a public-health emergency after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The lawmakers said the declaration would enable the administration to assist states that allow abortion and have been inundated by patients from states where abortion is limited or banned, “causing unprecedented strain on limited resources and delaying care for residents.” They suggested a public health declaration would allow the administration to deploy Public Health Services Corps teams and to “accelerate access to new medications authorized for abortion.” However, the director of the White House Gender Policy Council said at the time that while a declaration was “definitely not off the table” it did not “seem like a great option.” “When we looked at the public health emergency, we learned a couple things,” council director Jen Klein said during a news briefing. “One is that it doesn't free very many resources. It's what's in the public health emergency fund, an

Gary is joined by Jen Klein, Head Coach of the University of Michigan, who discusses ways that coaches can manage their environment, particularly in regards to staffing. During the interview, Jen gives fantastic insight on: - Establishing roles and responsibilities of staff - Delegation and empowering your staff - Staff feedback and development - Hiring and recruiting your staff And much more!! This podcast is sponsored by Football Careers, the global football recruitment company that specialise in recruiting for clubs, colleges, universities and private soccer academies around the globe. In addition to their specialist recruitment services they support candidates at all levels in the game with professionally designed football resumes. They have been kind enough to offer Modern Soccer Coach podcast listeners a 20% discount on their marketing products using the code MSC20 at the checkout. Check them out at www.footballcareers.com/curriculum-vitaes/

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Topics Discussed:Leftist claims “Unborn child' is an 'Orwellian' phrase meant 'to short-circuit our ability to think and speak about human existence…”The proposed “Floating Abortion Clinic”Biden's emergency ordersThe rape of a 10-year-old Ohio girl that's making national headlines Links MentionedLeftist writer Jill Filipovic says 'Unborn child' is an 'Orwellian' phrase meant 'to short-circuit our ability to think and speak about human existence and life with necessary complexity' - The BlazeFloating abortion clinic proposed in Gulf of Mexico to bypass bans - The Clarion LedgerWomen on Waves Abortion Ship CampaignsSafeAndLegal.comBiden signs abortion rights executive order amid pressure - PoliticoJoe Biden May Declare Federal Emergency to Make Sure Babies are Killed in Abortions - LifeNewsBiden lashes out at reporter asking about Democrats opposed to him running again: 'Read the polls, Jack!' - The BlazeArrest made in rape of Ohio girl that led to Indiana abortion drawing international attention - The Columbus DispatchOhio 10-year-old's alleged rapist is Guatemalan illegal immigrant: ICE source - Fox NewsMan charged in rape of 10-year-old girl who had to travel for abortion - Washington PostOur Child Predator InvestigationsRate & Review Our Podcast Have a topic you want to see discussed on the show? [Submit it here.]To learn more about what Life Dynamics does, visit: https://lifedynamics.com/about-us/Support Our Work Be Sure To Follow Life Dynamics:Our WebsiteFacebookTwitterInstagramYouTube   

CAP Chat Live! Presented by Park Place Java Live on Podcast Row at the United Soccer Coaches Convention in Kansas City, 2022. HOST: Josh Tyler CO-HOST: Joe Wyland GUEST: Jen Klein Head Women's Soccer Coach University of Michigan What is your definition of Leadership? Can you spot leadership on the field while recruiting? Can you develop into a leader, or is it just a natural trait? How does leadership affect a team culture? Can you have too many leaders on a team? Who were you mentors that were great leaders? What do you think of the young women going pro out of high? And how that will affect College soccer --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rushsoccerpodcast/message

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The ECNL Podcast features Jen Klein, Head Coach for the Big Ten Champions Michigan women's soccer program. ECNL Podcast Dean Linke chats with Klein about her squad's route to the Big Ten title and a No. 2 seed in the upcoming Women's College Cup, her coaching journey through the youth and collegiate levels, how ECNL has changed the game for women's soccer and more.

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Today I'm joined by Jennifer Klein - make that DR. Jennifer Klein! - the Director of Outdoor Experiences for the Trustees of Reservations, an innovative land trust that shares a Massachusetts home base with 'that other Jen' (yours truly).Whoever is behind the Trustees' lovely web presence deserves a lot of credit for their copywriting skills, because one of the first headings you see does a fantastic job of summing up what the Trustees of Reservations stands for - People. Places. Perpetuity.Before we dive in, a quick history lesson - let's take it back to the late 1800s, when the so called 'robber baron' industrialists were focused on extracting economic value from nature, and gridding out open spaces with railroads and buildings. A landscape architect named Charles Eliot recognized the benefits of preserving natural spaces for use for something other than lining pockets, and ideated and created the country's first land trust, which was then called the Trustees of Public Reservations. As Eliot and others observed at the time, the ‘public' was urbanizing fast, factory jobs were replacing farming, and they believed that the ability to spend time in nature would provide a very necessary respite from hectic, dirty, loud city life.Now let's fast forward back to my new friend, Dr. Klein. She's no small-town-girl-livin'-in-a-lonely-world.... (you're welcome for that brain worm!) Dr. Jen grew up a city girl, spending vacations with her grandmother, enjoying the natural wonders of.... downtown Detroit. Cue record scratch.So how did Jen Klein become interested in nature or outdoor recreation at all? That's why we're here, folks!I hope you'll check out the Trustees at thetrustees.org, and if you're a full-fledged or proximate Masshole, please join me in the HikeTrustees Facebook group so we can get more intel on some fabulous spaces we haven't yet discovered.And speaking of discovery - I just KNOW you'd love to support the Guides Gone Wild podcast, and help more people discover all the cool, amazing women we talk to every week! PLEASE tag a few friends on one of our inspiring Instagram posts, or scroll down right here on your player and share your favorite episode!Some more fun links for your browsing pleasure:Who was Charles Eliot?What is a quinzhee hut?deCordova Sculpture Park and MuseumDoyle Community Park (Leominster, MA)Ashintully Gardens (Tyringham, MA)Ravenswood (Gloucester, MA)Crane Beach (Ipswich, MA)World's End (Hingham, MA)Fruitlands Museum (Harvard, MA)Darn Tough Socks

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke opens the show with Big 10 Soccer head coaches: University of Michigan head women's soccer coach Jen Klein and Rutgers head women's soccer coach Mike O'Neill. Next on this week's episode, Dean visits with United Soccer Coaches Past President Joe Cummings about Convention scholarships for the third part in the United Soccer Coaches Foundation series. Finishing the show, United Soccer Coaches Associate Director of Coaching Education Vince Ganzberg joins us for the Countdown to Convention.

This week, Jon catches up with Women's Soccer Head Coach Jen Klein, who discusses her team's strong 4-0 start to the regular season (1:00), the leadership roles of each person within the program (7:00), the importance of Title IX to her program and career (14:00), and her preview of this weekend's important home matches and the rest of the season (19:00).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week on The Resident Rulebreakers, we discuss episode 2x05 - "The Germ". Written by Elizabeth Klaviter and Jen Klein, Directed by Jann Turner - Production has started on season 5! Check out the Facebook group for BTS from the cast and Amy from set. No official premiere date set yet! We expect it to be a few more weeks before we know - but just know we are still predicting the one of the last two Tuesdays in September. We hit 15,000 downloads since we started the podcast in the past two weeks! We also had 1,000 downloads in just 54 days. Thanks for the continued support. - Topics we discuss from episode 2x05 are: Meet the Barnetts (and we recall events from our childhoods that allow us to connect to both Henry and Jasper)  The Chastain crew comes through for the Barnett family and makes Jasper's birthday wish come true and a cherished memory for his mom and brother (We cry so hard when Jasper dies. *bawl eyes out*) Kit and AJ agree on something (they hate being forced to use devices they know nothing about) AJ accidentally fractures an arm bone and has to wear a splint (Malcolm's performance of the scene where it happens never fails to make us laugh during such a sad episode) A Gilmore Girls connection - Emily Kuroda (Mrs. Kim) guest stars as Penny - Kit's patient Bradley's back for a heart valve (and his reaction to AJ is hilarious) Devon and Julian (Bradley and Mina know something is up and they don't like it) There's a hint that Jessica and Irving's relationship has already begun when Jessica provides a set of fully functioning handcuffs for the police party for Jasper We're ok with #CoNic being in the background in this episode (sometimes their relationship really takes over the show) - Upcoming: August 9 - Episode 2x07 Discussion - "Trial and Error" August 23 - Episode 2x08 Discussion - "Heart in a Box" September 6 - Episode 2x09 Discussion - "The Dance" *The podcast will return to a weekly podcast when the show returns in September. - PATREON Want to help us keep growing the podcast? Become a patron. Any dollar amount and cancel at anytime. Money will be used for better software, equipment and interviews.  You also get access to new podcast episodes hours before we release it elsewhere.(https://www.patreon.com/theresidentpodcast) - Camille is the host of Hallmark Heartbeats - a podcast about Hallmark Channel movies. Go check it out if you love Hallmark movies. She's @hallmarkheartbeats on Instagram. You can also support her on Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hmarkheartbeats, and is on all the same platforms you can find us! - SUBSCRIBE: - Podbean - Apple Podcasts - Google Podcasts - Spotify - iHeartRadio - YouTube - CONTACT US: - Email - theresidentrulebreakers@gmail.com - Facebook - The Resident Rulebreakers Podcast or The Resident Fox Fans - Instagram - theresidentpodcast, theresidentonfoxfans, kbcountry37 - Twitter - ResidentPodcast *Reminder: Cyber bullying is NOT tolerated and will get you blocked and banned from our social media.* - In two weeks, we will be discussing episode 2x07, "Trial and Error".

In this episode we get granular about the difference between “happiness” and “joy”. How one is externally focused and thus sets us up for disappointment and disempowerment whereas the other, which is a more growth oriented experience and related to our state of BEING. We also relate this back to parenting and entrepreneurship - as we always do. This episode is a mind shifter, if I ever saw mind shifting! Our guest Jen Klein is a former international lawyer turned certified Conscious Parenting Coach & certified InnerGuidance Facilitator & Coach. She is the co founder of InnerGuidance Canada. Jen works with individuals, couples, parents and families.  She offers transformational coaching and programs both online and in-person to illuminate and unpack conditioning, belief systems and patterns that are hindering one's ability to live their highest potential in all areas of life. As "The Conscious Negotiator," Jen teaches clients how to shift the repetitive, destructive self-talk into a more conscious, optimized inner dialogue. Clients learn how to breakthrough internal conflict, renegotiate their internal & external world and create a new, supportive relationship with themselves and others. Leave us a review and tell us what you took away from this, and how you're going to shift perspective going forward!!   To connect with Jen Klein: Website: www.jenklein.ca Social Media: Instagram: @jenklein.ca and @innerguidancecanada FB: @www.jenklein.ca and @innerguidancecanada LinkedIn: @jenkleinca

We love transformation! Especially, the "messy middle" of transformation, as Lauren likes to say. Not just the beautiful before & after pictures.... What happened in between?! That's what we're sharing with you in this episode. Jen Klein, Conscious Parenting Coach and Co-Founder of InnerGuidance Canada, is back! In this episode, she shares with us the powerful transformational process of InnerGuidance. It turns out, everything you need to know is already within you. In this conversation, we explore:What InnerGuidance makes possibleThe 4 principles of InnerGuidance for reconditioning your inner world in order to create an aligned outer world, signified by: Hi, No, Yes, WhyThe 3 parts of InnerGuidance: Self-Reflection, the Guided Journey, and the Somatic Experience Lauren and Amy's experiences of their own Guided Journeys with JenThe profound -- and, at first, perhaps counterintuitive -- experience that knowing and negotiating with parts of ourselves can bring us closer to wholenessIf you are interested in hearing a full InnerGuidance Guided Journey (Jen guiding Amy), you can find the recording on our website here.If you wish to explore Jen's work and InnerGuidance further, you can do so at these links:Jen Klein InnerGuidance InternationalAnd, finally, we'll share this...We at Soul Path Parenting are not affiliates or in any way financially connected to InnerGuidance. We share this because we have seen for ourselves the powerful difference it can make for people in their journey toward wholeness. Jen generously offered both Amy and Lauren free InnerGuidance Guided Journeys, which we accepted! We have shared our experiences within this conversation. We hope you enjoy it and see new possibilities for the power of knowing parts of yourselves.

Jon catches up with women's soccer Head Coach Jen Klein to discuss the first few weeks of the season (0:45), some of the key players on the roster (3:45), an early scouting report on this Friday's clash with Michigan State (11:40), and what March and Women's History Month means to her (16:10).

In this week's podcast, we discuss episode 4x04 of The Resident, Titled "Moving On and Mother Hens" written by Jen Klein and directed by Rob Greenlea.   Topics include -Mina and AJ. The proposal, the "I love you"s, the possible wedding, and how Grayson predicted this season 2   -Kit, Dr. Bell and the stalker. How much character growth Dr. Bell has done, how Kit changed him for the better, Bruce Greenwood's comedic timing, and Grayson's reaction   -Conic. It's a baby girl. Also we talk about the previews for next week's episode   -Devon and his mom. Their shared grief for his dad/ her husband. How much our moms are very much like Devon's mom. Also we note that Manish got honorable mention for "Performer of the Week" from TvLine   -Clementine and Trinity. We discuss Black Lives Matter, Systemic Racism, police brutality and heart attacks in women   Radek talks about what he's been doing since he left the show. He also talks about hopes of returning on The Resident, as well as how The Resident has reminded all of us there will be a time COVID is in the past.   PATREON: Want to help us keep growing the podcast? Become a patron. Any dollar amount and cancel at anytime. Money will be used for better software, equipment and interviews. (https://www.patreon.com/theresidentpodcast)   Upcoming Podcasts February 15 Episode 4x05 Home Before Dark February 22 Episode 4x06 Requiems and Revivals   SUBSCRIBE Podbean Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify iHeartRadio Youtube    

Jen's journey of love! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's show, Dean sits down with U.S. Soccer Hall of Famer and current Greenville Triumph SC head coach John Harkes. We hear from Digital Convention presenter, sport psychologist, Dan Abrahams. We meet 30 Under 30 member Brigit Reder, and we close out the show talking Michigan women's soccer with head coach Jen Klein and Wolverine alum, and Canadian WNT & Tottenham Hotspur Women defender, Shelina Zadorsky.

This is one of my favorite parenting myths and has probably made the biggest difference for me in my life personally and as a parent! Here it is: "a successful child is ahead of the curve." Depending on where you are in your parenting journey, you may see this myth for what it is. Or, maybe you're like I was and this sounds like a an absolute truth.This show is the third in our 8-part series on Conscious Parenting the parenting myths Dr. Shefali Tsabary shared in her inspiring book, The Awakened Family. To bring this myth to life, we are joined by four Conscious Parenting Coaches who generously share their insights and wisdom: Magaly Medina, MD, Delia Garcia, Cheryl Polsky, and Jen Klein. In the episode, we talk about:A beautiful story of how living this myth became an awakening and eventually an epiphany that changed everythingThe double edged sword of "potential." (If you love the idea of "potential" as much as I did, you'll want to hear this!)And, what Justin Timberlake has to do with learning how to parent kids who actually are "ahead of the curve"If you're interested in learning more about these amazing coaches, please check out the series webpage at soulpathparenting.com.

When I first heard this myth -- parenting is about the child -- I thought, "Wait. Whaaat?!" If it's not about the child, what IS it about?! Well, my friends, that's what we talk about in this episode! This myth is so powerful that once you understand it, you will be transformed. Promise. This show is the second in our 8-part series on Conscious Parenting the parenting myths Dr. Shefali Tsabary so beautifully shared in her book, The Awakened Family. To bring this myth to life, we are joined by three amazing Conscious Parenting Coaches who generously share their wisdom and vulnerably share their stories: Jen Klein, Claudia Pape, and Janet Philbin. In the episode, we talk about:One of the most powerful questions every parent can (must!) ask themselves. It will totally transform your perspective on parenting.How understanding this myth ultimately led one of our guests — a self-professed perfectionist who thought "singing was the scariest thing in the world" — to take singing lessons (...AND she now regularly dances with her daughter on TikTok)And, finally, an amazing story of how another coach helped her daughter resolve a situation of anxiety and struggle....without saying a word to her; only changing how she showed up.If you're interested in learning more about these amazing coaches, please check out the series webpage at soulpathparenting.com.

On the #RADIO show this week we cover the fight for extended Unemployment Insurance (UI) and what you can do to help get the U.S. Senate moving on UI; the current childcare crisis, Head Start, and the incredible return on investments in childcare for our nation; unfair pay and the impact of COVID-19 on women’s wages, including how women of color are experiencing the most extreme wage discrimination due to structural racism, and what we each can do to help move toward fair pay; and also what you can do to help increase access to healthcare coverage. (Also don’t forget to text DoYourJob to 747464.) *Special guests include: Elyssa Schmier, MomsRising,@MomsRising; Tommy Sheridan, National Head Start Association, @NatlHeadStart; Jen Klein, Time’s Up, @TIMESUPNOW; Jessica Schubel, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities @CenterOnBudget

Host Beverly Kirk moderated a virtual Smart Women, Smart Power event with Jen Klein and Rakeen Mabud of TIME'S UP and Rachel Vogelstein of the Council on Foreign Relations. The group discussed how women are disproportionately affected by Covid-19, and how response efforts and policies need to incorporate a whole of society approach. This event was sponsored by Citi.

Host Beverly Kirk moderated a virtual Smart Women, Smart Power event with Jen Klein and Rakeen Mabud of TIME’S UP and Rachel Vogelstein of the Council on Foreign Relations. The group discussed how women are disproportionately affected by Covid-19, and how response efforts and policies need to incorporate a whole of society approach. This event was sponsored by Citi.

Kicking off Season 2 of The WeCOACH Podcast, Megan Kahn chats with University of Michigan head women’s soccer coach Jen Klein. Coming off of a stellar season in taking the Wolverines to the B1G title game, Jen candidly shares her experiences as not on the youngest  NCAA DI head coach at one time, but also winning the 2016 national championship as an associate head coach at USC. Listen in as she shares insight into building team culture, evolving her coaching philosophy, and managing staff. Her transparent leadership style and growth as a coach have her Michigan team primed for success. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is The Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 46 shows and more than 5 million downloads and feeds. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.  

Pat and Kyle are joined by author and television writer Jen Klein to discuss her new YA novel "Shuffle, Repeat."

What do a "Grey’s Anatomy” and “I-Zombie” writer have in common? They both moonlight as Y.A. writers! Jen Klein and Sara Saedi talk about structure and storytelling for both mediums.

Nina Berry and Jen Klein talk about how writing scripts has made them better YA novelists. http://ninaberry.com http://jenkleinbooks.com