Podcast appearances and mentions of jen west

Listeners will learn about Jen's strategies for overcoming burnout and her tips for maintaining a healthy work-life balance. She provides valuable insights into creating generational wealth through real estate investment, offering practical advice for those looking to start or scale their investment portfolios. Jen also highlights the importance of self-care, setting boundaries, and the role of personal goals in achieving business success.Throughout the conversation, Jen emphasizes the importance of authenticity, resilience, and the power of thinking in systems, which has allowed her to run her business efficiently without being physically present. She also touches on her experiences with financial independence groups and how her involvement in these communities has shaped her approach to business and personal growth.Join us for an enlightening conversation with Jen West, and discover how you can achieve financial freedom, build a profitable real estate business, and maintain a balanced and fulfilling life.Learn more: https://wildfigfinancial.com/

Happy Spooky Wednesday everyone! It's Brittany's birthday week! We're celebrating with a creepy castle and the history of one of the most recognizable paranormal objects in the world. Kala tells us all about the Burg Wolfsegg in Wolfsegg, Germany. Gothic architecture, a mysterious hole, and a lady in white? What could be better than that? And Brittany talks about the history and creation of one of the best divination objects: the Ouija board! If you haven't picked up on this from previous episodes, Kala is a big fan! Brittany is a bit more careful when it comes to communicating with the beyond. We end the episode with a listener story from two beautiful humans whose story takes us on a whirlwind of emotions. If you're looking for a chance to hang out with us and want more details on the events we discuss this week: Ellipsis Presents: 6th Annual Life House Fundraiser - raising money for period products for unhoused youth. Join us this Saturday (August 12th, 2023) at Bent Paddle Brewing Co. from 5 to 8pm for some great beer, fantastic music from Jen West and Jerree Small, and be entered to win over $300 worth of raffle prizes in support of a good cause! And catch Kala's band, Winzige Hosen, at the Moonlight Music and Market on August 18th! The event starts at 6:00 pm and the band goes on at 7:00! Free to the public!

This episode covers how to integrate lifestyle medicine principles in managing long term conditions. Host Priya Shah is joined by Dr Jen West and Dr Richard Pile - both GPs and lifestyle medicine champions. Together they discuss the key pillars of lifestyle medicine and how to practically implement these concepts with patients. Aimed at general practice trainees, the podcast series provides support through training and helps to promote resilience after qualifying. Email - comms.eoe@hee.nhs.uk Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/nhshee/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/nhs_healthedeng Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nhshee/ A transcript of this episode is available here

Jen West is a massage therapist in Frederick Maryland and is also a personal trainer and is certified in fascial stretching. This really gives her a unique perspective and approach to how she works with each of her clients.... I would know from personal experience! We dive into a lot of topics on this episode such as, what is fascia? Why do athletes get injured? Why fascial lines are important when it comes to your recovery or how fascial stretching can assist in your mobility if you've been sitting all day. http://fredericksportsmassage.com #frederickMD #Fredericksportsmassage #massagetherapy #sportsmassage #physiotherapy

Horrorheads we have a special treat for you this week! We told ya that we will be covering all aspects of the horror genre and this week yours truly and the South Jersey SLASHER sit-down with mask maker, wiccan, founder of lipstick legion, and an overall wonderful human being, JEN WEST! Some topics we discuss are: -MASK MAKING -LIPSTICK LEGION BRAND -THE HORROR COMMUNITY -WITCHCRAFT AND MORE! -FOLLOW Jen West on INSTAGRAM @lipsticklegion -SUBSCRIBE to her youtube channel if your into the "craft" at LIPSTICK LEGION CRAFT! #Horror #LipstickLegion #Witchcraft THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR LOVE AND SUPPORT OF HORROR 365! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/horrorheads365/support

In this class, Jen West introduces the concept of magickal thinking. This term is used most frequently when describing someone’s thought patterns as beyond the realm of reality or through the belief that one has mystical abilities that aren’t based on science or fact. It's traditionally had a negative shadow. Jen's understanding is quite the contrary. She'll explain why magickal thinking is a liberating movement that grants us access to more personal power than you could have ever imagined...especially with both feet placed firmly on Mother Earth.

Jen West is a Duluth native, she started writing songs when she was in high school, and picked up the ukulele as a dare with a friend of hers. She kept playing and teaching her self to sing. Jen has a few solo songs out on iTunes, and went on to be member and co-writer of Space Carpet.

To his schoolmates back in Annville, PA, Jerry Kline seemed to vanish out of thin air after 1958. He isn't seen in the yearbook past the tenth grade, and since he was a quiet guy to begin with, nobody really went looking for him. Decades later, they're shocked to hear about his death.In Episode Two of Here's What I've Heard, we interview classmates and family members of Jerry to get a better idea of who he was as a person, and the events that led to his so-called disappearance.HUGE thanks to our new patrons: Leah Rossi, Laura Weaver, Jen West, and Tom James! We absolutely couldn't do this without your support.Want more Here's What I've Heard? Gain access to bonus content, like extra episodes about the deaths of Jerry's brother and sister, by becoming a patron of the show. As little as $3 per bonus gets you in!Our featured organization this week is Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). To learn more about their programs, visit their website. Musical direction was provided by Julia Cannon, featuring Bobby Steinfeld on piano. Here's What I've Heard is produced by Courtney Abud and Craig Brown.Special thanks this week to Ryan Starr over at Hi-Res. If you love the creative process and everything that comes with it, you should be listening to Hi-Res. Every other week, Ryan interviews creatives about the experiences that have shaped their careers and influenced their work—and he recently sat down with our very own Courtney Abud! Subscribe on iTunes (or your favorite podcast streaming service) to hear their conversation.

Jen West and James Martin are partners in life, partners in filmmaking (they alternate between directing and producing on each film), and partners in a string of successful crowdfunding projects. Now they face a new challenge -- distributing their most recent completed film (a doc short about a famous New Orleans cocktail) online and on the festival circuit while raising funds for the next film. The new project is their first feature, a musical fantasy called “Electric Bleau.” Listen in as they reveal their secrets to keeping all these balls in the air at once.

The second act is complete! Molly explores the story so far with filmmaker Jen West and Georgia State University's Laura Jones. Plus, director Dustin Jacobs wants Molly to change direction and make a totally different film. Will he succeed?

Jen West and James Martin come on the podcast to talk about their short film Little Cabbage in part 6 of our Atlanta Film Festival coverage. They talk about inspiration behind the film, crazy Owen Wilson obsessed homeowners, and what we can expect next from the team!