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Financial Management Triage for Entrepreneurs is covered in this podio, along with the following subjects:- Starting a business the right way- The DIY approach to bookkeeping- Cash Flow Management***************************************Financial Management Triage is a process for evaluating financial situations quickly and prioritizing actions to address them. Most small businesses have financial management challenges whether it's taxes, bookkeeping, cash flow, financing, or many other issues. You are not alone even if your issues span several years. That's why it is important to have a periodic independently conducted financial management check-up to keep your business on solid financial footing. Also, the longer you let situations fester the more difficult and costly they can be. During the show, we will discuss common financial management problem situations and how to address them. I'll be talking with Jeneen R. Perkins about Financial Management Triage for Entrepreneurs. Jeneen Perkins is a freelance accountant and the CEO of Eclat Enterprises LLC., a full-service accounting firm in the greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin, area. Jeneen started Eclat Enterprises in 2011. In her current role, she is a tax specialist versed in the latest tax laws and regulations. Eclat Enterprises offers many tax services, including Freelance Consulting Services, Small Business Accounting, and Real Estate Accounting Services. As a client of Eclat Enterprises, Jeneen and her team pride themselves on providing Accounting and Tax Services in Plain English.

In our newest episode of Citywide Bytes, I'm joined by Jeneen Terrana, who's been releasing music since 2002 with her debut album, “Just Me.” Since then, she's performed all over the US and toured in Europe. Most recently, she released the single “Good Girls Get the Blues.” Jeneen takes us back to the beginning with what got her into music from her time spent as an actress and why she's remained there for so many years. She talks about her new single “Good Girls Get the Blues” and the collaboration process with some amazing musicians. Over the years, Jeneen has toured all over, and during this call she's currently on the road. She talks about her time in Europe and the memorable experiences she had. Closing out the interview is the new single, “Good Girls Get the Blues.”

On this week's episode, Sarah and Brady chat with Jeneen Hammond, an Opportunity Village Resident Manager. Jeneen's story is one of faith, obedience, and a lot of dreaming with the Lord. She talks about what it looks like to find your purpose in Christ and live in abundance with Him, full of unexplainable joy. If you feel like your dreams or promises from the Lord have died, let Jeneen's words speak life over them as she shares truth from Scripture. You do not want to miss this episode!

Was Jesus really a carpenter? Is Bitcoin really a brand new way to build wealth? And what do those two things have to do with building your creative dream?You won't believe the surprising insights shared in this episode that will revolutionize the way you approach your creative pursuits. We're revealing new, innovative and powerful strategies and practical tips that will help you thrive as a Kingdom-minded creative, all rooted in the concept of building a strong foundation for your dreams.Are you curious to learn more about how this revelation can impact your creative journey? Keep listening to unravel the truth about building your creative dreams effectively.In this episode, you will discover how to:Master the art of building and pursuing creative dreams effectively.Embrace the value of sharing and collaborating within the creative community through Value4Value.Emulate Jesus' identity as a builder to create a strong foundation for your creative pursuits and aspirations.This episode's Established Creative Expert: Jeneen HammondJeneen Hammond, actor, producer, educator and the visionary behind the Dreamers Village, is dedicated to empowering creatives to live with intention and pursue their dreams. Emphasizing the significance of community, accountability, and spiritual alignment, Jeneen's valuable perspective resonates with individuals looking to elevate their creative pursuits. Her genuine passion for helping others thrive creatively shines through, making her a trusted resource for those seeking to embrace their creative potential.Support the showBUILD YOUR BEST CREATIVE LIFE WITH FREE RESOURCESTap HERE to get our Creative Checkup Newsletter INSPIRED CREATORS CORNERGet updated resources, templates and guides for your Kingdom-minded creative career for just $10 a month here.godandgigs.com/inspiredPODCAST MERCHGet God and Gigs themed gear, clothing and accessories HERE! GOT VALUE FROM THE PODCAST? SHARE IT! Tap HERE to pick an amount to support the podcast monthly, OR: Get a modern podcast app that allows you support us IN REAL TIME by sending us value digitally! Get a new podcast app that supports these new features HERE.

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It is such a pleasure to have Jeneen Hammond join us on the CCshow.  I've had the pleasure of experiencing her show "Journey" on more than one occasion.  Her spirit and love for us will be an inspiration to everyone.  Don't forget to become a member of the site for the full video version as well as many cool creative content,   https://www.jeneenhammond.com/ My Website: https://winstonawilson.com

Tonight, we chat with director and producer, Jeneen Robinson, about her versatile career in the industry!

God wants you to hear the gospel today, so that you can receive the power! Join us for #TheOutpouring every Sunday at 9:30AM! Follow along with the message and take notes at https://nccop.church/notes

$ support this podcast $“Use your voice,” it feels like the buzzwords everybody uses today. But we're very intentional about it in this episode. God has a purpose for every single one of us and it's your voice that is essential in living it out.As an artist and storyteller, Jeneen has lots of experience in using her voice in a comfortable way. She encourages you to stand strong in your identity and use your voice in your business.What we talked about:01:15 Jeneen's story; from corporate to storytelling on stage6:12 Standing strong in faith where people only want your gift8:22 Does Jeneen always mention God in her plays? 10:55 How do you stand strong in your identity and become confident using your voice?19:04 Should everyone in business write down his/her story? How do you apply that?24:53 Jeneen's prayer for people who want to be more bold and vocal26:52 Where can you contact Jeneen?Mentioned:Romans 12:2Website: https://www.jeneenhammond.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeneen.hammond---Head to BorntoFly.faith to find out more about the Platform and Community for Christ-driven Solopreneurs.

God wants you to hear the gospel today, so that you can receive the power! Join us for #TheOutpouring every Sunday at 9:30AM! Follow along with the message and take notes at https://nccop.church/notes

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Phantom Electric Ghost Interviews  Jeneen Robinson: Actress, Casting Director, Director I'm 13 Yo! Biography Jeneen's artistic journey is quite impressive. She made her directorial debut in Hollywood with the highly acclaimed stage play, “ER: The Resurrection”, produced under her own company, Saponi Star Productions. Her work received rave reviews, solidifying her presence in the industry. Since then, she has been involved in various projects, including TV shows like "My Crazy Ex" and "Cry Wolfe." In the realm of theater, Jeneen's portrayal of the Wicked Witch of the Westside in "Da Hip-Hop Wizzard of Oz" earned her the prestigious Best Actress award. Notably, she has also acted in movies such as "Forgiveness" alongside Richard T. Jones, "Echo Dr.," and "Almost Gangsta" featuring Fredro Star. Furthermore, Jeneen has displayed her versatility as a host and executive producer of the NAACP ACT-SO Awards. Truly, Jeneen Robinson is a force to be reckoned with. From her beginnings as Miss Pittsylvania County in a pageant to her recent accolade as the Best Woman Filmmaker at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival for her TV series, "I'm 13 Yo!", she has consistently proven her remarkable talent and dedication. Link: https://www.instagram.com/goddezzboss/?next=%2F%20 Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: PayPalMe link Any contribution is appreciated: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PhantomElectric?locale.x=en_US Support PEG by checking out our Sponsors: Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me or from the link in the description, and use promo code “GHOST” and receive a 1-month free premium subscription. The best tool for getting podcast guests:  Podmatch.com https://podmatch.com/signup/phantomelectricghost Subscribe to our Instagram for exclusive content: https://www.instagram.com/expansive_sound_experiments/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: Subscribe to our YouTube  https://youtube.com/@phantomelectricghost PEG uses StreamYard.com for our live podcasts https://streamyard.com/pal/c/6290085463457792 Get $10.00 Credit for using StreamYard.com when you sign up with our link RSS https://anchor.fm/s/3b31908/podcast/rss --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/phantom-electric/message

Today on Too Opinionated, Show Creator/Actress/Director/Casting Director Janeen Robinson drops in for a visit.  Jeneen is releasing her latest TV show that she directed, cast, and acted in as well. It is called “I'm 13 Yo!” Jeneen's artistic journey debuted with the acclaimed stage play, “ER: The Resurrection”, produced under her own company, Saponi Star Productions. Her work received rave reviews. Since then, she has been involved in various projects, including TV shows like "My Crazy Ex" and "Cry Wolfe." In the realm of theater, Jeneen's portrayal of the Wicked Witch of the Westside in "Da Hip-Hop Wizzard of Oz" earned her a Best Actress award. Notably, she has also acted in movies such as "Forgiveness" alongside Richard T. Jones, "Echo Dr.," and "Almost Gangsta" featuring Fredro Star. Furthermore, Jeneen has displayed her versatility as a host and executive producer of the NAACP ACT-SO Awards. From her beginnings as Miss Pittsylvania County in a pageant to her recent accolade as the Best Woman Filmmaker at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival for her TV series, "I'm 13 Yo!", Jeneen has consistently proven her remarkable talent and dedication.   I'm 13 Yo!  TV Series A captivating hip-hop coming-of-age comedy that revolves around the adventures of a 13-year-old boy, constantly testing the patience of his loving but somewhat overwhelmed single mother. Each episode offers a unique storyline that explores the experiences and challenges faced by both the mother and her teenage son. The show masterfully combines humor and heart, ensuring an enjoyable and entertaining viewing experience. Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod. (Please Subscribe)

Lost  your dream?  If you feel unable to move forward because obstacles or fear has paralyzed your progress...you need more than advice. You need your dream revived. Jeneen Hammond, actress, singer, and playwright, has made a career from following the Holy Spirit's direction for her creativity - often with no preset plan. She has crafted a space as a strategic visionary, storyteller and entrepreneur,  and has worked with ministries and production houses all across the country.  Through her character  "The Bag Lady" and her 'dream revivalist' role, she inspires people to rebuild lost confidence, regain self-worth and pursue the life they dream of.  In this interview, she shares how God can use theater and your unique story to connect with your purpose in a powerful and unexpected way.In this episode, you'll get answers to these questions:1. Does God use story and theater to reveal truth?2. Does performance have a purpose in ministry?3. How do you create stories and plays inspired by God?Connect with JeneenJeneen Hammond.comFacebookInstagramOther episodes you'll enjoy:This I Believe: How to Prioritize Your Spiritual Growth w/ Greg Johnson, Music DirectorHow to Chase (and Achieve) Your God-Sized Creative Dream w/ NEDY, Singer-SongwriterFun, Faith and Frets: How Trusting God Positions You for Amazing Opportunities with Téja Veal, Bassist and VocalistFree Resource for Artists Considering Going ProIf you are thinking about becoming a full-time artist, you've got to ask the right questions. So we've created a workbook to help you figure out what you need to know before making the leap. Go to GodandGigs.com/questions to get your free download of this powerful and practical resource, and take the next step toward your creative dreams! Support the showHELP US HELP MORE CREATIVES -- Support the show monthly! For just $3 a month, you can help us continue the work of blessing creatives like you and creating more awesome content on our podcast. Tap HERE to pick an amount to support - leave your name and we'll be sure to shout you out on a future show!

Jeneen was connected to Suzy, Director and Founder of HealingStrong, and immediately supported their mission. She has even been a part of past HealingStrong conferences. You may know her as the bag lady, but Jeneen is an Actress, Director and Playwright who inspires audiences through the Art of Storytelling. Jeneen uses the Arts to translate human experiences into truths that bring people together. She is the founder of Clay Creative Academy, a 501c3 non-profit mobile academy of the Arts to educate, inspire and champion young people to pursue their calling in a creative venture or career. Find Jennen at:https://www.jeneenhammond.com/

We meet her next guest, Jeneen Slaughter at her apartment in Raleigh. Jeneen's just got that super warm, fun, personality and you can tell right away it's gonna be a great interview. She grew up in Detroit, and she's a mom of four. Her father worked with cars at Chrysler, and although she's a daddies girl her father was abusive towards her mother. Her mom was depressed, and both her and her mom ended up in some codependency, really missing love and validation, and like many she grew up with low self-esteem. She talks about how in life, she was always looking for love to fill a void and how she made mistakes because she was coming from the wrong place. A place where her inner child was yet to be healed. She was finding codependency and thinking it was love. Now though, she's in such a great place, and it was really through raising her children, that she ultimately found true love and validation within, and for herself. She's a great example that you don't have to be a product of your upbringing, and you can stop the cycle of abuse. You can give children a better start and opportunity than we were given. She shares a message for the audience; to be fearless in life and to forget your past, to not stay bonded to it, and how for her, God pulled her out of it. Finishing with a fantastic quote from her, “don't let the junkman appraise your value, you are a diamond.” For behind the scenes content of the making of The Jar, meet the guests, see some footage of unreleased podcast episodes and more visit : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTqB1dhDvl0Oh505ysdxTgTo be a guest on the show email us at thejarguest@gmail.com or visit our webpage : https://www.thejar.live/Follow The Jar on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/thejar_podcast/Follow The Jar on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcast.thejarDisclaimer: The views stated in this episode are our guest's opinions and do not represent the views, beliefs or opinions of The Jar Podcast. Our goal is to provide a platform for everyone no matter what they believe, and we would like to continue to do that while making it clear our guests are not a representation of The Jar Podcast. 

Jeff Nance is originally from Charleston, South Carolina, served in the Sydney Australia Mission, and graduated from Brigham Young University in Political Science as an ROTC scholarship student, and from BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School. He served in the 101st Airborne Division, then in many capacities in Okinawa, Japan, in the civilian personnel branch, and later in Bad Kreuznach, Germany and Vicenza, Italy. He served as the Chief, Military Justice and then Chief of Operational Law of V Corps and deployed to Iraq, where he oversaw the initial reconstitution of the Iraqi criminal courts system. Back in the United States, he served as USATDS Region II Regional Defense Counsel before being selected to serve as a Military Judge. Promoted to Colonel, he was transferred back to Germany and deployed several times to preside over scores of courts-martial in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait. He later served as Circuit Judge and then as Chief Circuit Judge in the 3rd Judicial Circuit and 2nd Judicial Circuit. In his 13+ years as a military judge, Colonel Nance presided over hundreds of courts-martial, including some of the Army's most complex and high-profile cases. After retiring from active duty in October 2018, he was sworn in as an Immigration Judge with the Department of Justice. Being in the Army for 30 years and living all over the world has given Jeff and his wife Jeneen many service opportunities. He is currently serving as a bishop in his eighth bishopric and has served as a nursery leader, youth Sunday School teacher, primary teacher, elders quorum president, high priest group leader, and stake high counselor. Jeff and Jeneen are the proud parents of three children and three grandchildren. Highlights 02:00 Kurt shares Jeff's background and how they met. 06:00 Jeff shares his schooling and career path to becoming a judge in the military. 21:10 The last case that Jeff worked on was the very high profile case, United States vs. Bergdahl. Jeff shares some of the background of the case. 31:20 After getting out of the military Jeff was called as bishop in Charleston. He describes his experience of getting called. 37:10 Advice to those that have to judge. Being a judge in Israel is helping people to repent. Where do justice and mercy come together? 40:30 How do you balance justice and mercy? It's not just about paying the price for what they've done. It's about being redeemed. You must judge each case differently. 46:20 The process of making decisions when judging. How do you know you are making the right decision? Jeff shares what he refers to as the "Parley principle." 52:50 Impossible calls to make. Jeff talks about having doubts about decisions that he made but how he finds peace with it also. 56:00 Reprove with sharpness only when the spirit indicates to do so. 1:01:45 The church system versus the legal system. Jesus always leaned towards mercy. 1:05:00 Our role 99% of the time is to help people apply the Atonement. Leaders need to discuss what things that person needs for repentance and in some cases what needs to be done to protect the name of the church. 1:07:50 Jeff's experience in the church helped him more in his career than his career has helped him in the church. 1:09:30 Jeff shares his final thoughts and the biggest things that he has learned in his time in leadership. Links TRANSCRIPT coming soon Watch on YouTube Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library  Ranked in the Top 20 The Leading Saints Podcast has ranked in the top 20 Christianity podcasts on iTunes.  Over 500,000 Listens Each Month  Over 10 million Total Downloads Part of the nonprofit Leading Saints' mission is to help ...

Today on the Follower of One podcast, Mike Henry sits down with Jeneen Hammond. Bringing people together around the stories that inspire, heal and transform us, Jeneen Hammond is an Actress, Storyteller who creates production experiences around the extraordinary stories of everyday people. In today's episode, Mike and Jeneen talk about how God designed us to work with people, how Jeneen came to Christ and started acting, how God gives us unique gifts to share the Gospel and placing God as the focus in our life.  Outline of the Episode 01:06  – About Jeneen  02:31  – God calls us to work with people  04:26  – How Janeen came to Christ  06:45  – How Jeneen started acting 07:58  – How God uniquely wires us with gifts  12:53  – Jesus qualifies us 19:13 –  Using our gifts to share the Gospel, placing God as our focus in life  God Calls Us to Work with People God has designed humans to work with others. If we don't work with others, how can we build relationships with other people and share the Gospel? Interacting with others is essential in the sharing of the Gospel, and God created us to do exactly this.  Jesus Qualifies Us Jesus qualifies us to go out and share the Gospel. This doesn't mean that sharing the Gospel will be easy, in fact, we will face trials as Christians. But, we are absolutely qualified to share the Gospel because we have the Holy Spirit, which enables us to endure any of the trials that we will face.  Follow Jeneen Hammond LinkedIn Youtube Website Connect With Follower Of One Join us over in our Online Community, get social with us; Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Listen to our podcast on your way to work and subscribe using your favorite podcast app!

Season 2 of Doing Business continues; today we're joined by the Logans!  Gary & Jeneen are married parents of four children and owners of THREE thriving businesses: a fitness company, a vending machine business and they're AirBnB super hosts! How do they make it all work?  How do they run all these businesses while still finding time to be great parents and excellent partners? They share their journey with us and give us some amazing advice along with a few laughs.  Let's do business!

After a 20+ year career as a legal assistant, Jeneen Harris decided to take on a new challenge when she joined Verizon three years ago. Jeneen, a Sr. Analyst, describes how she had to refresh her mindset and learn how to embrace tackling new challenges and situations, pushing through that imposter syndrome. She highlights the critical role mentors have played along her journey that have helped her realize that leadership is woven and demonstrated at every level. Jeneen reminds how valuable these relationships are and the importance of recognizing your gifts as a leader, at every stage of your career.

Attention Busy Professionals, Entrepreneurs, Goal Getters and Care Givers is #selfcare last on your list? Join us for another episode of A Cup of Resilience #Podcast with special guest Dr. JeNeen Ridgeway, CEO of Better Health Solutions, LLC as we discuss ways to recognized your body's clues to stress & valuable tips to fix it. Find out more information about what Dr. JeNeen discussed at www.DrJeNeen.com #adrenal #stresstips #burnout #health #acupofresilience #DrJeneen #tips #life #restoration #business #boundaries

Interview with Natasha Jeneen Thomas, author of the novel FAMILY MEDICINE.You can support the podcast today by buying me a coffee.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reading-and-writing-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Actress, storyteller and more, Partner Jeneen Hammond is a creative at heart. The discovery of her gifts came through "Godcidental" moments in her life. Growing up, she'd also find herself deeply caring for others...drawing out their dreams and bathing them in prayer. Hear her story and how she is making an impact in the lives of youth and adults alike. Watch some of her performances on JeneenHammond.com. Jeneen Hammond's bio. PinnacleForum.com Show Notes: https://pinnacleforum.com/2022/04/ul-podcast-194/

In part two of this episode, I am continuing the conversation with Dr. Patrice Martin, a mother of 3, who shares her journey of being a single mom twice over.Her journey is one that I like to think is unique, having been married twice, with one marriage ending in divorce and the second marriage, unfortunately, ending as a result of the passing of her husband.   Dr. Patrice talks about feeling as if she was a single parent during the time when her 2nd husband was sick, and her continued process of grieving while raising her now 2-year-old daughter.  I encourage you to take a listen and please comment your thoughts on this particular episode!As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

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In part one of this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Patrice Martin, a mother of 3, who shares her journey of being a single mom twice over.We discussed her thoughts on the perception of a single mom, and some of her specific challenges in raising her now-adult sons, to now raising her 5-year-old daughter.   Her journey of single parenthood is a unique one and her overall outlook of where she is in this journey is a testament to the faith that she has in God.I won't give it all away, so you'll just need to listen in! Also make sure to stay tuned for part 2 of my conversation with Dr. Patrice, which will launch next week.As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

 In this episode, I continued the conversation with one of my good friends Lateria as she shares more of what life looks like for her as a single mother and how she's navigated helping her daughters deal with not having a father actively present in their lives. I consider Lateria to be one of my friends who has a lot of wisdom and I loved how she was able to look over her life and share the wisdom that she gained as navigating single motherhood.  If you enjoyed this episode, I would like to hear your thoughts, so make sure to share your feedback!As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

I was so excited that my childhood friend Lateria agreed to come on the show and talk about her journey as a single mom.  In this episode, Lateria shares her journey of single motherhood at the young age of 18, her thoughts on being called a single mom, and some of the struggles/challenges that she went through.  I consider Lateria to be one of my friends who has a lot of wisdom and I loved how she was able to look over her life and share the wisdom that she gained as navigating single motherhood.  If you enjoyed this episode, I would like to hear your thoughts, so make sure to share your feedback!As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Akeema Roberson, a mother of 3, who not only shared her journey to being a single mom as a result of divorce but also some of the challenges that she faces.I love her overall outlook and dedication to getting to know God and herself again on this single-parent journey. I would like to hear your thoughts, so make sure to comment as you listen!As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

In this episode, I discuss the title of single mom as a label.  It seems that there are negative perceptions about single moms as it relates to their socio-economic status, their children, and even their willingness to work.I posed the question to single moms, whether they like being called a single mom or not.  I would like to hear your thoughts, so make sure to comment as you listen!As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

God wants you to hear the gospel today, so that you can receive the power! Join us for #TheOutpouring every Sunday at 9:30AM! Follow along with the message and take notes at https://nccop.church/notes

God wants you to hear the gospel today, so that you can receive the power! Join us for #TheOutpouring every Sunday at 9:30AM! Follow along with the message and take notes at https://nccop.church/notes

God wants you to hear the gospel today, so that you can receive the power! Join us for #TheOutpouring every Sunday at 9:30AM! Follow along with the message and take notes at https://nccop.church/notes

God wants you to hear the gospel today, so that you can receive the power! Join us for #TheOutpouring every Sunday at 9:30AM! Follow along with the message and take notes at https://nccop.church/notes

Ryan and Scott have got pizza on the brain when they check in with Gabe and Ben from their hotel room in El Paso (after all, the guys hadn't eaten in several hours). They touch on the official start of The LIFERS reTOUR with Radkey, an exhausting day off in Austin, Ben's outtakes, Josie's snoring, “The Grey”, Cliff Burton, and a couple of calls are made to Herb and Jeneen. But really — this one is all about the pizza. Companion Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5l4BpGPf2CE5B1SUdRsSmN?si=a10feab577b34f5d Local H on tour: www.localh.com/tour.html

On the road, a day off can be a life saver. Two days off, though — can feel a little unnecessary. It tends to mess with your momentum. But three days off? That's fucking MURDER! After a cancellation in Springfield, Massachusetts— Local H found themselves sucked into the vortex of the forced three day vacation. This week's episode is what happens when two bands are cooped up in a hotel by the highway for too many days. Drunk, drunk, DRUNK!!! It's not ALL bad —Soul Asylum's tour manager Jeneen Anderson stops by with a bottle of tequila— but this is not an episode for beginners. Seasoned LIFERS listeners only. And R.I.P. Charlie Watts. Local H on tour: http://www.localh.com/tour.html Companion Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/64Y4BqovmIhqu0F77EYfyw?si=612478fcc0844e14

As we wrap up our series Dating As A Single Parent, I spoke with Onisha Goldsmith who shared her story on being a single parent to now married with 4 children. She was very transparent and open about sharing her journey.Onisha is a  designer, stylist, and image consultant.  She is also a co-founder alongside her husband of Commissioned Ministry, Business & Arts, and A School of Ministry.  You can connect with Onisha through her image consulting firm on Facebook at ImagoDei Consulting or Instagram at ImagoDei. I also recommend the book "Dating and the Single Parent" which has been a value add in my dating journey.  This book is both for single parents who are dating and those that are dating single parents. Please click on the link if you want to purchase the book.As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

I had a great opportunity to speak with one of my good friends Melissa Agosto on dating as a single parent.  Melissa, who became a single parent in her 20's,  provided a lot of wisdom not only by sharing her story and lessons learned when she was a single parent but also by considering questions we need to ask ourselves when considering marriage. In the previous episode, I mentioned the book "Dating and the Single Parent" which has been a value add in my dating journey.  Please click on the link if you want to purchase the book.As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

We are continuing the conversation on dating as a single parent,  with one of my good friends Kimberly Stevens.  I love her story of how she started dating her now-husband.  She shares her personal experience in preparing herself to date and discusses some of the challenges she faced when dating someone who did not have any children.In the previous episode, I mentioned the book "Dating and the Single Parent" which has been a value add in my dating journey.  Please click on the link if you want to purchase the book.As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

In our first episode in this series focusing on dating as a single parent, I share some of my own personal experience in preparing myself to date and lessons that I have learned during this process.There are special considerations that single parents have to be aware of when opening themselves up to date, especially being honest with the reasons why they want to start dating.  I realize that my experience and insight are my own, so for the remaining episodes, I invited some of my friends to come on and share their journey as well.I also mentioned the book "Dating and the Single Parent" which has been a value add in my dating journey.  Please click on the link if you want to purchase the book.As always, make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

As we are coming to a close with our series interviewing guests who have grown up in single-parent homes, I wanted to get a "female" perspective on growing up in a single-parent home.  In this episode, I am speaking with Natasha Cozart, who not only grew up in a single mom home but is also an amazing single mom to 6 wonderful kids.  Natasha's perspective on her childhood was different from what I have heard from other kids growing up in single-parent homes, however, it was refreshing.  Listen in as Natasha's childhood shapes who she is today and how she parents her children as a single mother. As the best-selling author of Ratchet Mom, Natasha Cozart is often referred to as a modern-day superwoman. In business, she has partnered directly with CEOs, authors, celebrities, and entrepreneurs as well as experts in varied fields such as Internet Marketing, finance, relationships, spirituality, health, business, beauty industry, and theology to produce content, products, events, websites, and marketing promotions to take their businesses to the next level.You can learn more about Natasha by following her on Facebook at Natasha Cozart.   Make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

In today's episode, we have a conversation with Jeneen Jefferson, Certified Career & Life Purpose Coach, Speaker, and founder of Disrupting Cycles. In this episode, we cover several key topics including: How your thought patterns cause you to be thrown into disrupting cycles. [04:16]3 tips to overcome disrupting cycles and why you shouldn't take rejection personally. [05:20]Self-care and why you can't pour from an empty cup. [9:53] Connect with Jeneen https://www.disruptingcycles.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jeneen_jefferson/?hl=en Follow us @richeyworkforceinspires on Instagram and Facebook!

We are continuing our series by interviewing guests who have grown up in single-parent homes.  In episode 3, I thought it would be fun to interview my son Isaiah, who is now 15 years old but has been in a single-parent home (with me of course) since he was in kindergarten. It was interesting to hear not only his thoughts but also his feelings on what it is like being in the home with me as the only parent.  Though I didn't expect him to open up as much, he surprised me with some of the comments and reflections that he made.Overall, I was excited and thankful to have my son on to really have an open and candid conversation about what concerns him at this age.  We also talked about some of what worked for him when he was younger as he began to recognize that the family structure he has in was different from others.I encourage any parent, especially single moms, to have open, truthful conversations with their sons to gauge where they are, what they are thinking, and how they are doing as it relates to them being in a single-parent-led home.Make sure you like, share, and subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey!Support the show

We are continuing our series interviewing guests who have grown up in single-parent homes.  In episode 2, we are speaking with Levi Harrell, who as the second oldest of 4 kids, was raised in a single-mother household.  Levi reflects on how he was affected as a child, his current thoughts on meeting and relating to his father, and how all of this has shaped his life choices as an adult.Levi Harrell is a pastor, ordained under Dr. Cindy Trimm Ministries E.L.I.T.E.  He has obtained numerous certifications from Harvard University, a 2-time #1 Amazon best-selling author, and an award-winning speaker who was recognized as an "Outstanding Citizen and Goodwill Ambassador" from the Georgia Secretary of State.You can learn more about Levi by going to www.leviharrell.com as well as follow him on Facebook at Levi Harrell.   His book "Young Sir" is available on Amazon.Make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

Our first episode is the start of a series interviewing guests who have grown up in single-parent homes.  In this episode, we are speaking with Christopher McCants, who as the youngest of 3, was raised in a single-mother household.  Chris reflects on how he was affected as a child and how this has shaped his life choices as an adult. Chris is a principal at Florence Chapel Middle School in Duncan, South Carolina, and is also a consultant with Bold Leadership Consultants.  He is an advocate for the mentorship of young men and is also active in his community as a mentor and leader.You can learn more about Chris by going to www.boldleadershipconsultants.com as well as following him on Facebook at Chris McCants and Instagram at Professor_nupe07.Make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Mom Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

Our series starts with interviewing guests who have grown up in single-parent homes.  Most often we hear single parents talk about their own personal journey raising their children solo, but rarely do we hear the experience, challenges, and stories of those who have been raised in single-parent homes.  My guests take a deep dive in exploring their childhood as young men who did not have a male presence in the household.  We explore the phrase that "only a man can raise a boy to be a man" and how this affects single mothers raising their young boys.   If you are a single mom I encourage you to lean in and find encouragement as well as strategies that you can utilize in your home.  Make sure you subscribe to the Candidly Single Parent Podcast, as we drop an episode once a week!  You can also follow Jeneen on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  If you are a single parent and need a community you can join our Facebook group Single Parent Strong, where we encourage, inspire, and empower each other on our single parent journey! Support the show

Jeneen and Mark discuss their experience with the LIFT, Learning Intentionally for Transformation, reverse mentoring program. Through the Connected Black Professionals Inclusive Community at Cisco, the program pairs Executives (mentees) with Senior African-American/Black professionals (mentors), bridging the gap across ethnic and racial divides through conscious conversations promoting understanding and increasing proximity to power an inclusive future for all. Mark and Jeneen share their real experience and what made their partnership so successful in tackling hard authentic conversations. Be sure to listen along as they share their wisdom and advice on how we all can better learn from each other. Sound like a place you’d like to work? Apply today: http://cs.co/teamcisco

Being the “strong woman” or the “superwoman” sounds great to some, but to Jeneen Jefferson, it is an undeniable symptom of the cycle of family trauma that plays out in the lives and relationships of women and those attached to them. With candor and insight, Jeneen busts the myth that just because you don’t feel it anymore, you’ve healed it. Listen to our insightful conversation as Jeneen shares the unvarnished truth about trauma, how it shows up and what has to happen in order to truly heal it; and by doing so, change your experience of relationships. ABOUT JENEEN JEFFERSONJeneen Jefferson is a trusted, certified coach career and Life Purpose Coach, speaker. Over the past two decades, Jeneen has mentored, coached, and trained countless people through community-based and corporate work. She has been guiding people to experience their own dreams and desires through gift recognition. Her speaking and teaching style are very transparent and diplomatically candid. Jeneen discovered her undeniable purpose in 2017 when she made the decision to break the cycles of her past. During this time, she had been grieving her bonus son’s death and going through some major relationship issues, personally and professionally. She learned that had her inner child was seeking to be healed. Jeneen says that her wounded inner child showed up as the “strong one” the “Superwoman”. She learned that this is trauma, and it is very dysfunctional. Most of all she learned that thousands of people shared similar stories. Disrupting Cycles was birthed because of this self-reflection.MENTIONSAsk The Martins’s YouTube Episode: “Couple Reacts to the DEEPER Issues with Jada and Will’s Red Table Talk”https://youtu.be/_FflNRCVF6MJeneen’s Blog Post, “Getting Your Life Back” (September 15, 2020)https://www.disruptingcycles.com/post/getting-your-life-backOTHER WAYS TO CONNECT WITH JENEENWebsite: https://www.disruptingcycles.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeneen.jeffersonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeneen_jefferson/Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeneenjeffersonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeneenjefferson/CREDITSMusic by DH The Composer https://linktr.ee/dhthecomposerCover Design by Odyssey Administrative Services LLC http://odysseyadministrativeservices.comCover Photo from gallery of royalty free photos on Pixteller.com

TW/CW: Season 2 EP2 was recorded between Jeneen Miller of Pieces of Victory and Miranda Sullivan from Troubled, shortly after they met in Missouri during the November Right to Rights Rally. Mental Health and technical difficulties have kept this long awaited treasure from you, minimal updates to the content are included in the Outro. Pieces of Victory is a Show on YouTube that features many of our Survivor friends and Heroes. Jeneen's book (which is unfortunately totally true) is also available, and we highly recommend it. Everything is on the table, getting dished and dissed. What do "statutes of limitations" for abuse say about our society? How does r*aping little gay boys convert them to heterosexuality? We discuss Conversion "therapy" Torture in the USA, and Jeneen's good friend, advocate and Survivor, James Swift (aka Fifi Frost). Catch them both on Netflix's Haunted Season 2 EP3 and read James' Memoir "Rusted Rhistestones". We remember all the Survivors who came before us, who recruited us to the movement they created, and who LITERALLY gave their lives to this and us. Michele Ulriksen was the first Survivor to write about Victory Christian Academy in her book, Reform at Victory: a Survivor's Story. She is also responsible for recruiting her Victory Sister, Jeneen, to the frontlines. This is all for her. This is all for them. And for the children today, so that someday, there will be #nomoresurvivors RESPECT to our Sh-eros in public office, Senator Sara Gelser of Oregon and Representative Keri Ingle of Missouri. We see you, we hope to vote for your for higher office STAT. For regular updates on Agape Boarding School or Circle of Hope Girls Ranch as it pertains to the investigation and leaks which would put us 6-feet-under if we didn't run through our allies, SUBSCRIBE to the Kansas City Star and don't miss out on any of the coverage that will contribute to Judy Thomas' upcoming Pulitzer. It's time to relaunch #justiceforcornelius - hit us up if you're ready. It's been a year, since Cornelius Frederick was murdered on video for throwing a sandwich. It's been a YEAR and neither Lakeside, Sequel, Bain, or the anyone within the "Troubled Teen Industry" have answered for this "collateral commodity hiccup". #NOJUSTICENOPEACE Socials @TalkTroubled www.TalkTroubled.org Please Rate & Write Review on iTunes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/troubled/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/troubled/support

Do you know the symptoms of sleep deprivation? I'm speaking with Dr. JeNeen Ridgeway to find out about the negative effects of lack of sleep and learn tips for better quality sleep.

Redefining Education With Jeneen GacekJaneen Gacek is a serial entrepreneur ever since she was young and has started many businesses. Jeneen is the founder of Remindful Life, where she offers a step-by-step guide to awareness and clarity. She believes children can teach us more than we often teach them.In today's episode of The Building Heroes Podcast, Jeneen shares ways to step outside chaos and develop self-awareness and trust. We also chat about homeschooling and designing our own life by learning what works best for us.Topics Discussed In This Episode:[00:49] Jeneen's background[03:45] The self-design program and how it improved their lives[13:15] Unlearning with kids[17:31] What do we want for our children?[25:50] The benefits of learning together with kids[30:50] Other changes experienced from the self-design program[35:25] The school system[37:36] Trusting ourselvesWhile running their business with her husband and another business partner in Bali, Jeneen says everything wasn't doing great, and they weren't sure how to move forward. At this point, she felt like something had to change. They decided to close down the business, sell their house and figure out what to do next. They also decided to look for different schooling options that were more flexible for their kids.Jeneen and her husband find a program in Canada, the Self Design Program, which “offered a lot of freedom, autonomy, and a great way to self-design.”“It was everything I had ever thought education should look like.”They enrolled the kids in the program, marking the beginning of a new family journey.Self Designing ProcessAs part of the unlearning and unprograming process, the facilitator started by scheduling the day for the kids to allow them to know that life can look different and what works for someone might not work for another person.Jeneen and her kids later went through the unlearning process as they experienced new things. She says not knowing what the next step would be created mutual respect between them and helped create conversations and discussions.While societal expectation has created a template of how life should look like, Jeneen insists on the importance of knowing what we want for our kids and then thinking about how to offer it.“When you decide what you want for your kids, you can learn along with them.”She says there's joy in learning with the kids, and it allows them to teach back. This way, they develop interest and know much better.The program also made her feel alive and engaged, something she says set a good example for the kids.It also made her realize that everyone in the family and their values are different. This allowed them to work with the dynamics of each person.With the initial instinct towards significant life changes being fear, Jeneen says homeschooled children have an advantage and are much more welcoming to change than kids who have been through the school system. She says the school system provides no flexibility and provides just a pattern that should be followed.However, with homeschooling, kids are taught about trusting themselves as it helps them realize what they value. This creates confidence “because our journey is our own, and no one can tell us how to navigate. They can only advise.”As much as we can offer our kids the things we have learned in our lives, they also need to experience life in their way. Although parents don't want to mess up or see their children struggle, they should let their children trust and listen to their intuition.Connect with JeneenRemindful Life Websitehttps://remindfullife.com/

Join Susie McMahon and guest Jeneen Yungwirth as we kick back and "wine" down. We discuss travel, wellness, gifts and ask the question, What is spiritual travel? Enjoy https://www.luxelowcountrytravel.com https://www.facebook.com/JustShowUpWithJeneen

In expanding dialogues around the inaugural Toronto Biennial of Art, selected artists discuss their practice and processes in a series of short format podcasts. Interviewed artists and collectives include Adrian Blackwell, Ayumi Goto, Caroline Monnet, Diane Borsato, Isuma, Jeneen Frei Njootli, Life of a Craphead, Lisa Steele and Kim Tomczak, Maria Thereza Alves, Syrus Marcus Ware, and Tsēmā Igharas.Music: Chad Crouch, Feeding Flock (Instrumental) , 2019Photo: Jeneen Frei Njootli and Ts̱ēmā Igharas, Sinuosity , 2018-2019, image: Yuula Benevolski, courtesy Toronto Biennial of Art.   

Show date 9/24/2020

Five months after the editorial board’s science writer Jeneen Interlandi warned the hosts of “The Argument” that they should get comfortable in quarantine, she makes her return to the podcast to talk what comes next. Ross and Frank press Jeneen on herd immunity possibilities, how to fix the testing lags in the U.S., and the question on every parent and teacher’s mind: How can we open schools safely?Then, Opinion writer Elizabeth Bruenig joins Frank and Ross for a debate on the moral obligations of the Roman Catholic Church in 2020. If the Movement for Black Lives is promulgating Catholic beliefs, why won’t the church say Black lives Matter? And how will Joe Biden’s Catholicism play a role in the election? Finally, Elizabeth recommends a break from omniscience.For background reading on this episode, visit nytimes.com/theargument

Recently, ROADS TAKEN sat down to talk with Jeneen DiBenedetto Graham about her journey that included a quick jump to independent schools after graduation, a pause for early motherhood, and a return leading a school of her own. Entrusted with the safety and well-being of a school full of students and educators when the coronavirus pandemic hit, she had to send everyone home and work with her colleagues to make plans for delivering meaningful online education—all in about 72 hours. Join Leslie Jennings Rowley as she talks to Jeneen about this for a special covid-19 Bonus Episode of ROADS TAKEN.

Guest Jeneen DiBenedetto Graham, Dartmouth '96, had been intrigued by the world of Independent Schools after college and so thought she was on the right path consulting and recruiting for independent schools.But after starting to question things and wondering who she was, she left her job and moved across country as a new wife and a new mother—both earlier than she’d envisioned. Feeling a loss of her own identity, she thought of where she most felt herself. She had to look no farther than her own backyard—literally—to find the University of California, Irvine and enrolled immediately. Though the road to her doctorate in education was longer than she thought, she emerged not only with a degree but a new sense of how and who she wanted to be in the world. And, wouldn’t you know, that had something to do with Independent Schools?In this episode, find out from Jeneen how sometimes doing something for yourself can actually put you on the path to serving others……on ROADS TAKEN...with Leslie Jennings Rowley. About This Episode's GuestDr. Jeneen DiBenedetto Graham is Upper School Principal at St. Margaret's Episcopal School, an independent school in San Juan Capistrano, California. Previously, she was the Assistant Director of the Center for Research on Cognition and Learning at the University of California, Irvine. Her dissertation in educational psychology was entitled, “Elements of Human Effectiveness: Intelligences, Traits and Abilities that Lead to Success and Fulfillment in Life. Mentioned in this episode is the book The Defining Decade by Meg Jay. Executive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings RowleyMusic: Brian Burrows

If you think "old-fashioned" means intimidating, time-consuming, pressure-cooker canning, think again: Wiche is a fan of traditional techniques like salting and drying, poaching and preserving-in-oil that save flavor, time and energy. Jeneen Wiche writes farm and garden columns for community newspapers across Kentucky and Southern Indiana and feature columns for Back Home in Kentucky and Edible Louisville.

If you think "old-fashioned" means intimidating, time-consuming, pressure-cooker canning, think again: Wiche is a fan of traditional techniques like salting and drying, poaching and preserving-in-oil that save flavor, time and energy. Jeneen Wiche writes farm and garden columns for community newspapers across Kentucky and Southern Indiana and feature columns for Back Home in Kentucky and Edible Louisville.

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Transcript"People who don’t have access to medical care, people who don’t have access to the healthcare system in general, are going to be much more vulnerable. They are not going to be treated, they are going to get sick, they are more likely to die, and they are also more likely to spread the virus to other people.” -Jeneen InterlandiCo-hosts Dr. Celine Gounder and Ron Klain speak with New York Times journalist and editorial board member, Jeneen Interlandi, a key member of the Times 1619 project, about how issues of race historically, and in the present day, impact access to healthcare in America.They also talk with Greg Asbed, co-founder of the Fair Food Program, and a long-time human rights advocate about how COVID-19 is impacting farmworkers and our food supply—and how we need to look at farmworkers as “essential services.”Listener Q&A: How effective are school closures in preventing the spread of COVID-19? What is the efficacy of homemade masks when at work?This podcast was created by Just Human Productions. We're powered and distributed by Simplecast. We're supported, in part, by listeners like you.#SARSCoV2 #COVID19 #COVID #coronavirus

Felicia Harris, CEO of EverythingHR and EverythingHR Financial Services interviews Jeneen McNally, President of Speak So They Listen, LLC. Jeneen discusses the intricacies of teaching employees and management better communication skills. Jeneen keeps her classes short and interactive while also utilizing an app in order to ensure more people learn and use their new skills. They discuss learning styles as an important factor for management as well as employees to take into consideration when communicating with each other.  Highlights: ●  Jeneen became a marketing professional because of her mother. ●  After working in tech training, Jeneen focused on the art of effective communication.  ●  Jeneen talks about her eight-course offerings beginning with her signature course, Speak So They Listen. ●   Communication affects everything in the workplace, but it starts with leadership.  ●   Interactive, quick training classes need to be continued throughout the year to connect the trainings to the company’s goals.  ●   Felicia emphasizes targeting people’s different learning styles. ●   Jeneen demonstrates the power of learning how to use your voice. ●   Making a few adjustments to our speaking style can change the way we connect with others. ●   Learning how to pay full attention to someone has become difficult because we think too much about our response. ●   Building rapport with colleagues requires paying attention to subtle communication that we don’t always consider. ●   Fixing struggles with any aspect of work relationships really means understanding ourselves. ●   Changing your approach to communication improves relationships and productivity.. 

Show date 10/31/2019

This Made Me Laugh is the podcast where students recommend a personal favorite funny text to their classmates and then get together and share their thoughts on them.

Shifting markets put many agents into a panic mode. Why doesn't value as an agent change in a bad market? What can you do to be among those who thrive in real estate even when the market experiences a slowdown? And how can you get better attracting the right people? In this episode, Jeneen Moretuzzo Masih talks about how a mindset change can make agents transition from survival mode to thrive mode in a changing market. You are selling your own value, and your value doesn't go up and down when the market goes up and down. -Jeneen Moretuzzo Masih Three Things We Learned Your value doesn't change no matter what happens to the market During shifting markets, when everyone is chasing a commission, if you give advice that doesn't necessarily serve your best interests now but is in the interest of your client, you're making an investment in a lifetime client. Decisions like these will help you stand out and get more referrals. You are who you hang out with The people you hang out with impact your self-image and mindset. If you feel like there aren't any people in your circle that can help you grow, you have to make a list of desirable characteristics and start searching for people who have them. No matter where you start your search, make sure you listen to what others are saying and analyze their body language. This way, you increase your chances of connecting with them on a deeper level as opposed to simply exchanging business cards. Be kind to yourself In the journey to success, many agents end up being too harsh on themselves. But joy is a better fuel than bitterness. It's very hard for you to make progress when you're constantly putting yourself down and limiting your fun until you achieve your goals.   When you're working at a high-level and you get tired, working more and disregarding your fatigue will only make things worse. You have to allow yourself to take a step back and find joy in the process. Search for ways to reward yourself and transform discipline into inspiration. In the end, it's not about making it perfect, but about making it move forward while being happy with yourself. Guest Bio Jeneen Moretuzzo Masih is a life coach who focuses on self-actualization, self-love, and leadership. She has over 20 years of experience as a coach, and her mission is to help her clients achieve clarity in all of the aspects of their lives, including business. She is also a former CEO and real estate team leader attorney. You can find out more about Jeneen here, or you can download her free ebooks here.

Jeneen Haven – Another Inspiring Story of Transformation Real people making real like changes and delivering strategies and tips. Jeneen found Fitlandia on Facebook as she was looking a support group that aligned with her beliefs of eating whole food, not a diet club, or anything fad-like. She joined the Fitlandia FB group and connected with Christa. Jeneen now works as a holistic health coach and shares her journey of weight loss and what she has discovered along the way about herself and her relationship with food.  Jeneen’s Transformation Journey Over 10 years ago, Jeneen and her family moved from the San Francisco Bay area to Boise, ID to start a business. She encountered winter for the first time, the challenges of entrepreneurship and a life that felt out of control. She realized that the one thing she had control over was herself. She weighed 230 pounds, felt embarrassed and ashamed; like she didn’t belong or wasn’t good enough to be with the other moms at her children’s school or at church. It was at that moment she decided that she was done being fat. Jeneen took an honest look at herself and acknowledged that she was obese. She bought a YMCA membership, made a green smoothie daily, dropped the older kids at school each day and went directly to the gym. She checked her younger ones into daycare and hit the treadmill daily. Jeneen didn’t like the treadmill, but she did like “Law and Order” – and would watch the hour-long show before exiting the machine to get her children from daycare. They would then eat a healthy lunch, vegetable snacks in the afternoon, and a plant-based, protein evening meal with the entire family. She repeated this routine for ten months and dropped 80 pounds. There was no magic – just positive, healthy changes. Jeneen’s Beliefs Around Food Food is love We celebrate with food It’s a way to connect with her children Being a good mother by baking homemade goods Sweet rolls Sugar cookies Granola with honey, oats wheat flour and dried berries Calorie-dense foods Grain-based diet Jeneen’s health transformation came when she let go of grains and began emphasizing veggies instead. Christa reminds us to, “Make every plate 50-75% vegetables, whether you are eating paleo, vegan or Whole 30.” And the importance of limiting fruits – it’s not the adage of “eat your fruits and vegetables,” its now, eat your vegetables and occasionally some fruit. The fructose in fruits can easily be stored as fat unless we are moving enough to actually burn the sugar. Your Family Should be Your “Why” and Not Your “Why Not” For years, Jeneen used her family and being a mom as an excuse not to take care of herself. “How can I put my kids in daycare?” “How can I not bake for my kids?” “How can I not decorate cookies on Valentine’s Day?” “How can I be so selfish?” Using Weight as a Protective Shield Jeneen’s feelings of not being as good, as pretty, or as organized as the other moms were the beliefs that kept her obese. The weight created a buffer to take herself out of the comparison with other women/moms who she felt she didn’t stack up against. Jeneen’s mother is obese and growing up she felt a connection with her at a core level. She had fear that her mother wouldn’t love her if she lost weight and changed “tribes.” Lasting Changes Once Jeneen started to experience the increased confidence and freedom of releasing the weight, she could reap all the benefits of a healthy lifestyle; a few of them include: Shopping for clothes in regular stores Eating healthy and exercising to get off medications Endorphins kicking in Exercise increased from walking to weight lifting = feeling strong! Christa gives a shout-out to resistance training, which supports the brain on so many levels. The benefit we women get with developing our strength and our muscles is so amazing. Not Feeling Deprived During Jeneen’s weight loss journey, she allowed herself a weekly treat of boneless buffalo wings. After eating healthy all week, she and a girlfriend would meet and share a basket of wings. This helped her to stay on track while enjoying the social connection with her good friend. She also had a weekly date night with her husband and she would choose a salad and protein. These activities were a testimony that she could still enjoy foods she loved, but in the right proportion. There are general guidelines that create the highest level of success for most people, but then it’s about creating a lifestyle and an eating plan that works for life. It’s important to understand what works for you and what your triggers are Emotions Drive Specific Cravings Angry = crave spicy Stressed = crave salty Sad = crave sweets Happy = crave sweets This discovery helped Jeneen realize that not only did she crave these types of foods at specific instances, but that she is now more mindful of using any type of food to numb emotions. Become curious to when, what, why we are eating. What’s going on? What are the feelings? Jeneen’s Take-away Tips Make your children your “why” and not your “why not” Change patterns learned from family of origin and model good behavior Set boundaries – don’t sacrifice peace, joy and confidence Do it for yourself – I’m worth it, I care how I look and how I feel Make fitness and health non-negotiable Investing in “me” does not take away from “them” You can learn more about Jeneen and her work at: http://healmomfirst.blogspot.com/ We’d love to hear how this episode has helped you on your fitness journey! Head over to iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a review with your comments. We’ll feature them in an upcoming show.    

Messy Adventures in Living ~ Petrina Fava Radio Show What do you believe about death that is actually a lie? What if "sad" and "loss", "missing" and "gone" are all lies, no matter how real they feel to you? What if it's possible to have an even greater relationship with someone after they die? And can that show up if you're holding on to the lie that they're gone? Join me and my amazing guest, psychic medium, Jeneen Yungwirth as we bust the lies we've been believing about death. What if dropping them could open to floodgates to easily staying connected to our loved ones, whether they have a body or not! Jeneen is an Author, Speaker and Radio Show Host.  She is intuitive and does work as a Psychic Medium. At the age of 13, Jeneen had an experience where she felt as though she was being watched. Not sure what was going on and thinking it was all in her head, she brushed it off each time she was in that location. Not long after she overheard someone talking about all the strange things that were happening there, Jeneen’s validation that it wasn’t all in her head. Being a Psychic Medium is an amazing ability Jeneen has and yet she feels it is more important for people to start acknowledging what they too are capable of this. Jeneen has the most fun when she is teaching people how to acknowledge themselves as the creators of their life and teaching them the tools for how to change the areas in their lives that are not working for them. http://www.jeneen.ca/   accessjeneen@gmail.com Petrina Fava is always creating something new and it’s almost always quite messy! She enjoys having lots of projects on the go all while being a perfectly imperfect wife and mom of three! http://www.petrinafava.com www.petrinafava.accessconsciousness.com

Inspired Choices with Christine McIver Radio Show Desire to rise, shine, step forward, be seen, be heard, be hired, jump with joy into your creations?  And yet you worry about the haters? What value is there in worrying?  And most especially about the haters? Christine knows all too well about this.  Join in as she shares her experiences and most especially how to move forward from being paralyzed with fear of the haters. Jeneen Yungwirth has been teaching classes in transformation and creating more ease in people’s lives for over a decade.  Through the years Jeneen has done many modalities looking for more ease in her own life as well as to empower her clients with tools for the same.  From being a Reiki Master, Meditation Instructor, Law of Attraction Certified Facilitator, Certified BodyTalk Practitioner, EFT Practitioner and Emotional Release Therapy, to being a Certified Facilitator in Access Consciousness. She is also an Inspirational Psychic Medium and knows first hand how to achieve what many believe is impossible through speaking to loved ones on the other side.  Jeneen has written a book about her personal journey into Mediumship titled – You Are Not Alone.  If you are looking for a new way to move through this journey called life, there are amazing tools that actually work for creating the change you so desire!  Are you ready and willing to change those things in your life that seem impossible to possible? https://www.facebook.com/JustShowUpWithJeneen/ https://www.instagram.com/just_show_up_with__jeneen/ www.jeneen.ca Christine McIver is a Possibilities Coach, Inspirational Speaker, Radio Show Host and Access Consciousness Certified Facilitator who is driven to inspire individuals and organizations to make choices that will bring them greater joy, self confidence and remarkable positive change. http://www.inspiredchoices.ca/ ~   https://www.facebook.com/InspiredChoicesInc ~ christinemciver.accessconsciousness.com  https://www.youtube.com/user/InspiredChoicesInc  

How much of our lives are we creating from what we don't want to create?  Is your life leaving you wanting for more?  Have you made your lists and meditated and peeled the layers and smudged you house and proclaimed your truth; and you still don't seem to be getting to this amazing life you are supposed to be having? Keisha welcomes Jeneen Yungwirth this week to play with the energy of desire and don't-wants, and what else is possible to get to the amazing part of our amazing lives. Jeneen Yungwirth is an author, speaker, and facilitator of consciousness and change.  She is also the Host of Just Show Up! with Jeneen radio show on A2Zen.fm    Her book: You Are Not Alone - A personal journey into mediumship and connecting to the otherside shares her own experiences of choosing into more of her capacities as a Medium.  Jeneen is inviting people into accessing their knowing and acknowledging themselves as the creators of their lives.  Jeneen believes this is where the true magic of living a life of ease, joy and glory exist! Visit Jeneen's Facebook page - www.facebook.com/JeneenJustShowUp You can find Keisha on Facebook ~ www.facebook.com/livingwealwithkeisha Check out Keisha's Summer Special Offer here - http://tinyurl.com/20-20SummerSpecialLW And -if you want to play more with Keisha -  Get Your FREE Ticket to join Keisha and her co-host Rhonda Burns for their weekly webcast show Sexually Speaking ~ celebrating #thesexofeverything with unconventional conversations to unf*%k your life.

Jeneen Barlow is a results-producing presenter and clarity coach. A successful K-16 educator and administrator, she and husband Omar co-created The Destiny Statement Process and the Custom Cash-Generating Curriculum. Jeneen is the author of Don't Be Scared, Bespeak, and co-author of triple bestseller, Don't Be Scared, Live on Purpose. “What really matters is living life on purpose. I was there when both my parents drew their last breath, and I’m so clear about this. I'm happy to be able to do what I love every day, and even happier there is tangible evidence my work enriches the lives of others.”

WILD! is more than a movie: it's also the sitting for seven Canadian wilderness lodges known for service, cuisine, serenity, and outdoor adventure. Hear more when Jeneen Sutherland of Magificent 7 visits with Dan and Chris Thursday March 26 at 8p EDT on iTunes and BlogTalkRadio.com.

Jeneen Wiche, whose name is familiar to many in this region from her writing and radio programs, will talk about her experiences raising lambs and chickens. She will explore with the audience contemporary attitudes toward food -- where it comes from, where it is going and the impact along the way.

Jeneen Wiche, whose name is familiar to many in this region from her writing and radio programs, will talk about her experiences raising lambs and chickens. She will explore with the audience contemporary attitudes toward food -- where it comes from, where it is going and the impact along the way.

Harvard Nieman Fellow Jeneen Interlandi talks about her father’s bi-polar disorder. She describes the painful and extraordinary measures her family had to go through to get him into treatment, including restraining orders, getting him arrested, and hiring a lawyer to broker an agreement to get him to take medicine as a condition of leaving jail. ...read more » The post Commitment to a Mentally-Ill Parent with Jeneen Interlandi appeared first on Safe Space Radio.

If you think "old-fashioned" means intimidating, time-consuming pressure-cooker canning, think again: Wiche is a fan of traditional techniques like salting and drying, poaching and preserving-in-oil that save flavor, time and energy. Jeneen Wiche writes farm and garden columns for community newspapers across Kentucky and Southern Indiana and feature columns for Back Home in Kentucky and Edible Louisville.

If you think "old-fashioned" means intimidating, time-consuming pressure-cooker canning, think again: Wiche is a fan of traditional techniques like salting and drying, poaching and preserving-in-oil that save flavor, time and energy. Jeneen Wiche writes farm and garden columns for community newspapers across Kentucky and Southern Indiana and feature columns for Back Home in Kentucky and Edible Louisville.

Second of the Artist Portrait series featuring musical talent from Queens and Long Island City. This edition features Jeneen Terrana. Resident of Queens, classically trained singer songwriter and collaborator in the "Queens of Queens" project.