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Hiatus Replay - WTF Grad School Didn't Teach UsPart 1 with guest, Jennifer KingOrginally aired: 10/31/2023Grad school for a lot of us is the pinnacle of our education. It's supposed to prepare us for the careers we've chosen to enter. Basics? Check!More complicated information and experiences?*insert cricket sounds*Jennifer Bengston, tLMHC,  is my colleague, and she has *thoughts* on her experiences as I do, too. This is another perspective of a professional therapist that had so many questions than the grad school experience failed to provide answers.* * * More info about Jennifer:Jennifer is a Temporary Licensed Mental Health Counselor practicing in the state of Iowa. Jennifer's career began in acute inpatient psychiatric care at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. She continued her crisis care at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids through her journey in graduate school. During this time, Jennifer practiced as a Recreation Therapist and later received her Masters Degree at Northwestern University to become a practicing clinician. Jennifer provides individual therapy services for adults who have experienced trauma, body image concerns, relationship difficulties, and men's mental health. Her passion is to spread awareness of trauma and the impact it has on each and every one of us. She believes the best therapeutic relationships start with comfortability and humor. Jennifer is the owner of Soothe Your Soul Therapy, PLLC and is a collective member of The MAD Therapy. Website: Sootheyoursoul.my.Canva.site/TikTok: comfycozytherapistInstagram: sootheyoursoultherapy * * *Need resources about building your private practice? I highly recommend checking these out. No, they're not sponsors, I utilized their information and support to build my practice.Allison Puryear - Abundance Partyhttps://www.abundanceparty.com/Watch Allison's YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/AbundancepracticebuildingTiffany McLain - Lean In. MAKE BANKhttps://leaninmakebank.com/fwfcalculator/Listen to a great interview about money with Tiffany McLain as the guest:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4nXnS_uxos* * * Support the showWant more sweary goodness? There's now the availability of Premium Subscription for $3 a month! Click the "Support The Show" link and find out more info.* * *F*ck The Rules Podcast is produced by Evil Bambina Productions, LLC. You can find our podcast on Amazon Music/Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and many more!***Social media/podcast episodes are not intended to replace therapy with a qualified mental health professional. All posts/episodes are for educational purposes only. *****Susan Roggendorf is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Iowa. In addition to hosting and producing her podcast, she's a volunteer mentor and a supervisor to new therapists, as well as running a private practice as an independent provider full-time. A National Certified Counselor through the NBCC as well as an Emergency Responder & Public Safety Certified Clinician through NERPSC. Main populations Susan works with are folx living with anxiety and trauma experiences in the LGBTQIA community as well as First Responders, Law Enforcement, hospital staff, urgent care and Emergency Department personnel. When she's not busy with all those things, as a GenX elder, she's usually busy annoying her adult children with 70's and 80's pop culture references and music or she's busy in her garden.

In episode #352 of The Hormone Puzzle Podcast, our guest Jennifer Edmonds talks about Unlocking the Mind-Body Connection: How Yoga and Breathwork Regulate the Nervous System for Fertility. More about Jennifer: Jennifer is a Yoga, Pilates, Meditation & Breathwork teacher who specialises in fertility & women's health. During a long & difficult fertility journey of her own, Jennifer eventually found the practice of Fertility Yoga. This practice was able to ease her anxiety while TTC, relieve chronic insomnia, re-balance a thyroid condition…and eventually it helped her to fall pregnant naturally. She now runs an online business, Element Pilates & Yoga, helping women all over the world to overcome fertility challenges & find their way to motherhood. Thank you for listening! This episode is made possible by Solving Infertility Summit. https://www.solving-infertility.com Follow Jennifer on Instagram: @‌jen.elementpilatesyoga Register for a FREE 3-day Live Fertility Yoga Series HERE. Follow Dr. Kela on Instagram: @‌kela_healthcoach Get your FREE Fertility Meal Plan: https://hormonepuzzlesociety.com/ FTC Affiliate Disclaimer: The disclosure that follows is intended to fully comply with the Federal Trade Commission's policy of the United States that requires to be transparent about any and all affiliate relations the Company may have on this show. You should assume that some of the product mentions and discount codes given are "affiliate links", a link with a special tracking code This means that if you use one of these codes and purchase the item, the Company may receive an affiliate commission. This is a legitimate way to monetize and pay for the operation of the Website, podcast, and operations and the Company gladly reveals its affiliate relationships to you. The price of the item is the same whether it is an affiliate link or not. Regardless, the Company only recommends products or services the Company believes will add value to its users. The Hormone Puzzle Society and Dr. Kela will receive up to 30% affiliate commission depending on the product that is sponsored on the show. For sponsorship opportunities, email HPS Media at media@hormonepuzzlesociety.com

Are our kids buckling under the pressure of academics and sports? Achievement culture flows downstream from ambitious parents who are looking to “future proof” their kids. It comes from a place of love, but comes at the steep cost of mental health challenges. [Episode 79] Jennifer Wallace is a journalist, mother and author of the book Never Enough: When Achievement Culture Becomes Toxic-and What We Can Do About It. Learn more about Jennifer: Jennifer's Book, "Never Enough": https://www.amazon.com/Never-Enough-Achievement-Culture-Toxic/dp/0593191862 Jennifer's Website: https://www.jenniferbwallace.com/articles Jennifer's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferbrehenywallace/?hl=en —-JOIN OUR GROUP COACHING COHORTS:Are you looking to ask deep, introspective and provocative questions about your own life (with Khe and likeminded peers)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply today⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠—-BECOME A RADREADER: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join 50,000+ ambitious professionals⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for our weekly essays on productivity, money and career.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

We talk with Jennifer Wines about her journey, from moving 10 times by the age of 20 to her career in private wealth management with Goldman Sachs, Fidelity, and JPMorgan. We discuss her book, Invisible Wealth, the current and future state of the wealth management industry, and how changing demographics are shifting the industry. Jennifer is the founder of Invisible Wealth Consulting, partnering with individuals and institutions to implement the principles of wealth detailed in her best-selling book Invisible Wealth. She has been widely quoted in outlets such as The New York Times, The Financial Times, and Forbes. She carries the Certified Private Wealth Advisor designation from Booth Business School in Chicago, she holds a JD from Suffolk University Law School.   What Jennifer is Reading Right Now: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Jennifer's Music Recommendation: “Disco” by Surf Curse Read More from Jennifer: Jennifer's Website, LinkedIn, Instagram: @Jennifer_Wines   ____ Get updated when new episodes release by joining our list: https://bit.ly/4dwwTgD Connect with CFA Society Dallas/Fort Worth: LinkedIn | Instagram| www.cfasociety.org/dallasfortworth

404. Navigating the Customer Journey: Insights from Jennifer Clinehens (Refreshed Episode)   Today's Episode: In episode 404 of The Brainy Business, Jennifer Clinehens, with her diverse background in entrepreneurship and experience design for global brands, shares valuable insights into the intersection of behavioral science and business. Through her discussion with host Melina Palmer, Jennifer emphasizes the significance of understanding the emotional journey of customers and leveraging the peak-end rule to shape customer perceptions. The conversation explores the non-linear nature of customer journeys, the importance of contextual factors, and the power of experimentation in applying behavioral science principles.  Jennifer's expertise in leveraging behavioral science to create meaningful customer experiences provides a nuanced approach to customer journey mapping and enhancing touchpoints. Her practical examples, such as Disney's approach to shaping the true end of customer experiences, add depth and relevance to the discussion. Listeners can gain valuable takeaways on choice hacking, understanding the true end of experiences, and the application of behavioral science principles to create engaging and memorable brand interactions, making this episode an essential listen for business leaders and marketers seeking to improve customer experiences. In this episode, you will be able to: Apply Behavioral Science to Transform Your Business Master Customer Journey Mapping for Enhanced Customer Experiences Unlock the Power of Peak End Rule for Exceptional CX Implement Effective Choice Architecture Strategies for Business Success Harness Visual Salience to Drive Customer Engagement Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Introduction Jennifer introduces the concept of choice hacking and its application in understanding the psychology of why people buy. 00:02:00 - Intersection of Behavioral Science and Experience Jennifer shares her background and how she applies behavioral science to experience design, marketing, and advertising for various brands. 00:07:49 - The Messy Reality of Customer Journeys Customer journeys are not linear and require a pragmatic approach. It's crucial to experiment with behavioral science principles and consider the context of the customer base. 00:09:58 - Small Steps in Customer Journeys Jennifer discusses the importance of breaking down customer journeys into small steps and paying attention to every moment to create a seamless and effective experience for the customers. 00:12:13 - Peak End Rule in Customer Journeys Jennifer highlights the significance of applying the peak-end rule across a customer journey and the challenges of capturing the emotional journey autonomic. 00:13:27 - Understanding the True Ending of Customer Experience Jennifer discusses the importance of recognizing the true ending of a customer experience, highlighting the common mistake brands make in neglecting the post-purchase phase and how it impacts customer satisfaction. 00:14:01 - Examples of Brands Getting the Ending Wrong Jennifer provides examples of brands failing to manage the true ending of their customer experience, including a personal experience with Lululemon's delivery partner and Disney's innovative approach to enhancing the end of their theme park experience. 00:17:16 - Importance of Context in Customer Experience The conversation delves into the significance of understanding the context in which customers interact with a brand, emphasizing the need for brands to take responsibility for the entire customer journey, including post-purchase interactions and feedback management. 00:19:41 - Tips for Discovering the True End Jennifer shares practical tips for identifying the true end of the customer experience, including the importance of talking to and observing customers, breaking down silos within the organization, experimenting with different approaches, and measuring satisfaction on a journey level. 00:24:23 - Creating Surprise and Delight Moments The conversation explores the concept of surprise and delight in customer experience, highlighting how brands like John Lewis and Purple mattress company effectively use unexpected gestures to enhance the overall brand memory and customer satisfaction. 00:25:54 - Donating Mattresses to Homeless Shelters Jennifer discusses the practice of donating extra mattresses to local homeless shelters. This goodwill gesture not only solves the problem of disposing of unwanted mattresses but also creates a positive brand association. 00:26:40 - Preventing Abuse of Donations Jennifer addresses concerns about potential abuse of the donation practice, emphasizing the rare occurrence of customers taking advantage of the system. This approach benefits the brand and fosters goodwill without allowing exploitation. 00:27:49 - Taking Ownership of Customer Experience Jennifer highlights the need for brands to take ownership of the entire customer experience, not just individual touchpoints. She emphasizes the importance of addressing moments of pain and frustration to create a positive, memorable association with the brand. 00:29:09 - Importance of Visual Salience Jennifer emphasizes the significance of visual salience and cognitive load simplicity theory in ensuring that customers notice and engage with the intended elements of a store, website, or app. Understanding what customers see is crucial for effective design and communication. 00:34:16 - Balancing Emotion and Effectiveness Jennifer discusses the need for brands to balance emotional appeal and effectiveness in their customer journey. She stresses the importance of delivering on both aspects to motivate and encourage customer action, ultimately achieving business goals. 00:38:22 - Introduction to Choice Hacking and the Book Jennifer introduces the concept of choice hacking and the book, emphasizing the focus on education, inspiration, and practical application of the choice framework. The book is available for purchase and offers a free chapter download at choicehacking.com. 00:39:25 - Practical Application of the Choice Framework Jennifer discusses the tactical and easy-to-apply nature of the choice framework presented in the book. She highlights the behavioral science principles underpinning great experiences and mentions the availability of a free course on choicehacking.com. 00:39:45 - Gratitude and Closing Remarks Melina expresses gratitude to Jennifer for sharing her insights on the show. Jennifer reciprocates and emphasizes the value of the conversation. 00:40:19 - Brand Experience and Micro-Moments Melina reflects on the importance of understanding the true end of brand experiences and the impact of micro-moments on brand reinforcement. She emphasizes the empowering nature of negative moments as opportunities for surprise and delight. 00:41:56 - Conclusion What stuck with you while listening to the episode? What are you going to try? Come share it with Melina on social media -- you'll find her as @thebrainybiz everywhere and as Melina Palmer on LinkedIn. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Android. If you like what you heard, please leave a review on iTunes and share what you liked about the show.  I hope you love everything recommended via The Brainy Business! Everything was independently reviewed and selected by me, Melina Palmer. So you know, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. That means if you decide to shop from the links on this page (via Amazon or others), The Brainy Business may collect a share of sales or other compensation. Let's connect: Melina@TheBrainyBusiness.com The Brainy Business® on Facebook The Brainy Business on Twitter The Brainy Business on Instagram The Brainy Business on LinkedIn Melina on LinkedIn The Brainy Business on Youtube Connect with Jennifer: Jennifer on X Jennifer on LinkedIn More About Jennifer Learn and Support The Brainy Business: Check out and get your copies of Melina's Books.  Get the Books Mentioned on (or related to) this Episode: Choice Hacking, by Jennifer Clinehens Neurobranding, by Peter Steidl Blindsight, by Matt Johnson and Prince Ghuman The Truth About Pricing, by Melina Palmer What Your Customer Wants and Can't Tell You, by Melina Palmer Top Recommended Next Episode: Disney (ep 292) Already Heard That One? Try These:  Costco (ep 47) Peak-End Rule (ep 97) Surprise & Delight (ep 276) Starbucks (ep 278) Robert Cialdini Interview (ep 312) Other Important Links:  Brainy Bites - Melina's LinkedIn Newsletter

DreamWorks Land in Universal Orlando has officially opened, and we are super excited to share all the details! Join Jennifer Travis and Marcella Zimmerman from Marvelous Mouse Travels as they discuss the newest attraction. To note, this episode was recorded 6/13/2024 ahead of the official opening date. To get in touch with one of the Travel Agents from Marvelous Mouse Travels featured on this episode: Jennifer: Jennifer.Travis@MarvelousMouseTravels.com Marcella: Marcella@MarvelousMouseTravels.com Visit our website: www.MarvelousMouseTravels.com Purchase a Marvelous Guide to Universal Orlando: Third Edition (2024): https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftu7enwze.sellfy.store%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR12f8d1dQuHfbCuSvGz7tis6yb7e3C8LnK1Jtr3wkdq3lB3oig_bTKhwKE_aem_ARrH2WnMrDccvDeQbAAqjsNRDP4Z-nsFSFOXZEiqntnvlG7SP8XWOIcAuJ8QLAkzVXazE46_yC63jptbCdrS005R&h=AT3H4iVuyPjaIkd7tLzlzK0ptE0417XD6RDlZFSEaIixrxwNTbh8Vygm2zwVKqQBwwULqfTM-yBuYjgiwCDktxwZYZMMd60N4bBKb99nNjyzOqcOVO1n8rg028u8QA9BnhJTtHWO_1Lp

Episode 485 – The Social Cost of Alcohol   Today we have Jennifer. She is 41 from Hamilton, OT Canada and took her last drink on January 18th, 2024.   Recovery Elevator is going to Vietnam January 9th-20th, 2025. Registration for our newest alcohol-free travel trip opens July 1st.   Better Help:  www.betterhelp.com/elevator - 10% off your first month. #sponsored   [02:09] Thoughts from Paul:   Paul shares some information from an article he saw on the Instagram page recoveryroadmap.me. It discusses how in Canada, despite bringing in $13 billion in tax revenue, the net social costs in 2020 was $19 billion. And it is even worse in the US.   The bright side of all of this is that we are becoming aware of this major deficit, and change is taking place. The demand for alcohol is lowering as people are becoming more aware that alcohol is not good for you. Two years ago, The Huberman Lab did a podcast called What Alcohol Does to Your Body and he debunked the myth that alcohol is good for you.   Paul also shares that thanks to an initiative called Sounds Right, musicians who use natural sounds can list “Nature” as a featured artist and royalties from the tracks will go toward environmental causes.       Exact Nature: https://exactnature.com/RE20   [08:33] Paul introduces Jennifer:   Jennifer is married and they have a daughter and a standard poodle. She works for the family business and for fun she plays paintball, tennis and volleyball – anything active with friends.   Jennifer says that as the “good girl” growing up, she always wanted to be bad and says that drinking fit in with that. During the week she was excelling in school, but on the weekends, she went to raves with friends and started smoking weed. She enjoyed the duality of her life and the same pattern continued at university.   While in her first year of college, her father bought back his company with a ten-year plan of Jennifer becoming the CEO. The stress and responsibility of this and her parents divorce a few years later all found her drinking escalating. Some of her friends told Jennifer's mom about her drinking and staged a small intervention to which Jennifer was not receptive. She assured everyone she was ok, but then just began to isolate when she drank.   After the plan found her becoming the CEO, her drinking went from nights and weekends to drinking all day just to cope. She recognized that this was a problem but was scared to mention it to anyone. This is when she first joined Café RE, started listening to podcasts and trying to learn more about the disease. Jennifer tried a lot of moderation methods but was never successful until she got pregnant with her daughter at 35. She was able to quit drinking while pregnant and a few months after having the baby.   After returning to work, Jennifer says her drinking started right where she left off. She says she was beginning to have disturbing thoughts and finally concluded that she needed help. Not being able to come up with a good way to quit without anyone knowing, she decided to confide in her cousin who she knew would understand.   In January of 2024 at a dinner with her cousin, mom and husband, Jennifer was able to burn the ships, and everyone was very supportive. Upon going to treatment shortly after, Jennifer says she took her recovery very seriously and wanted to make it worth her time.   Journaling and practicing mindfulness are big parts of Jennifer's recovery, she takes time to be present with her daughter and her life, attends meetings and counseling regularly and says stacking habits are important to her growth. Nurturing the sober version of herself has been great for her. Jennifer can see a future now   Jennifer's best sober moment: Walking my daughter to school and being present.   Jennnifer's parting piece of guidance: Don't be afraid to ask for help.     Café RE – promo code OPPORTUNITY waives set up fee. RE merch Instagram   Recovery Elevator YouTube Sobriety Tracker iTunes      Recovery Elevator It all starts from the inside out. I love you guys.

In this episode of The Good Enough Mompreneur Podcast, we're joined by Jennifer McCormack, a business strategic kinesiologist & hypnotherapist who helps women align their energy and scale their businesses. Jennifer shares her journey, insights, and practical strategies for overcoming anxiety and achieving success as a mompreneur.Key Highlights:1. Overcoming Anxiety: Jennifer discusses how anxiety underpins all mental and emotional issues, especially for mompreneurs, and shares techniques for managing anxiety to improve business performance.2. Scaling Your Business:  Learn how to use kinesiology and hypnotherapy as a female entrepreneur to scale your business and achieve $10k-$50k months.3. Creating an Abundant Mindset: Jennifer shares strategies for cultivating an abundant mindset and aligning your energy for achieving your business goals.4. Success Stories:  Discover real-life examples of how Jennifer's techniques have helped her clients achieve tangible results, including a single mom who went from making less than $2k per month to striving toward $16k months.Jennifer McCormack's insights and expertise offer valuable guidance for mompreneurs looking to overcome self-doubt, manage anxiety, and scale their businesses. Her holistic approach to aligning energy and mindset provides practical tools for achieving success in both business and family life. Tune in to this episode for inspiring stories and actionable tips from Jennifer McCormack.Connect with Jennifer:

Team member Jennifer Merchant talks with host Kieran Anderson about surf fishing in her hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas. Topics discussed in this episode with Jennifer:·       Jennifer's background and experience with fishing ·       An overview of surf fishing·       How Jen first got involved with surf fishing·       Details on the setup, gear, and tackle·       Her different types of surf fishing rods·       Jennifer's targeted species ·       Structures and elements to look for ·       Surf fishing tournaments in Texas·       Other upcoming fishing tripsFollow Kieran Anderson on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kieranand3rson/Follow Jennifer Merchant's Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jenmerchant/Check out Jennifer Merchant's website at https://www.fishingwithjen.com/Follow Salt Life on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/realsaltlife/Shop Salt Life apparel at www.saltlife.com

Fuck The Rules PodcastSeason 4 Episode 6Grad school for a lot of us is the pinnacle of our education. It's supposed to prepare us for the careers we've chosen to enter. Basics? Check!More complicated information and experiences?*insert cricket sounds*Jennifer Bengston, tLMHC,  is my colleague, and she has *thoughts* on her experiences as I do, too. This is another perspective of a professional therapist that had so many questions than the grad school experience failed to provide answers.* * * More info about Jennifer:Jennifer is a Temporary Licensed Mental Health Counselor practicing in the state of Iowa. Jennifer's career began in acute inpatient psychiatric care at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. She continued her crisis care at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids through her journey in graduate school. During this time, Jennifer practiced as a Recreation Therapist and later received her Masters Degree at Northwestern University to become a practicing clinician. Jennifer provides individual therapy services for adults who have experienced trauma, body image concerns, relationship difficulties, and men's mental health. Her passion is to spread awareness of trauma and the impact it has on each and every one of us. She believes the best therapeutic relationships start with comfortability and humor. Jennifer is the owner of Soothe Your Soul Therapy, PLLC and is a collective member of The MAD Therapy. Website: Sootheyoursoul.my.Canva.site/TikTok: comfycozytherapistInstagram: sootheyoursoultherapy * * *Need resources about building your private practice? I highly recommend checking these out. No, they're not sponsors, I utilized their information and support to build my practice.Allison Puryear - Abundance Partyhttps://www.abundanceparty.com/Watch Allison's YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/AbundancepracticebuildingTiffany McLain - Lean In. MAKE BANKhttps://leaninmakebank.com/fwfcalculator/Listen to a great interview about money with Tiffany McLain as the guest:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4nXnS_uxos* * * Support the show* * *Want more sweary goodness? There's now the availability of Premium Subscription for $3 a month! Click the "Subscribe" button or "Support The Show" link and find out more info.F*ck The Rules Podcast is produced by Evil Bambina Productions, LLC. You can find our podcast on Amazon Music/Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and many more!***Social media/podcast episodes are not intended to replace therapy with a qualified mental health professional. All posts/episodes are for educational purposes only. If you are in need of assistance for mental health services, please check with your PCP, your insurance provider or an online therapist directory for the nearest mental health professional.*****Susan Roggendorf is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Iowa. In addition to hosting and producing her podcast, she's running a private practice as an independent provider full-time. Susan is a National Certified Counselor through the NBCC as well as an Emergency Responder & Public Safety Certified Clinician through NERPSC. When she's not busy with all those things, Susan is usually busy annoying her adult children or gardening.

Join our FREE private community for therapists: Expand your Psychotherapy Practice → https://www.facebook.com/groups/947689352498639In this episode, Group Practice Owner Jennifer Nunes shares her inspiring journey towards starting a group practice. She discusses how in doing so, she was able to gain more freedom and time with her family. Make sure to bring your paper and pen because this episode is full of actionable tips!Here are some key points in this episode: [2:14] Jennifer shares why she decided to expand to a group practice. [3:22] Do it scared![4:08] It is a success or learning opportunity, not failure![12:06] Jennifer shares how systemizing her practice gave her time to focus on the things that truly matter to her[13:57] Focus on effort and not on output.Links From the Episode: Jennifer's Book, Making It to Monday -  https://a.co/d/99H6mhS More about Jennifer: Jennifer is a Registered Social Worker, author, speaker and clinic director of Nourished Soul Therapy. She started a solo practice part time in 2019 and went into group practice in fall of 2022. She has one associate and one volunteer. Her first book, Making It to Monday, is a memoir about healing and post traumatic growth. Jennifer feels it is a vocation to work alongside people during their wellness journey and self exploration. She's honoured to work with clients as they learn to recognize their own resilience, strength and self-worth through life's curveballs.Websites: Nourished Soul Therapy - http://www.nourishedsoultherapy.com/Social Media Links: Instagram – @MakingittomondayHow We Can Work Together:Book a Practice Growth Audit Call -  https://members.mccancemethod.com/book-your-fast-track-call-now/ Here is How to Subscribe & Leave a Review (pretty-please): Want to get notifications when I release new episodes so you don't miss out on anything?Follow my show on Apple Podcasts by going to The Business Savvy Therapist and tapping the + Follow button or by tapping the More button (the three dots) and tapping Follow Show. Please leave a rating and a review, it would mean the world to me. Let me know what you think of the podcast and what I can do to make it better for you. You can leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts by scrolling down on my show page, select a star rating, and tap "Write a review".Let's Get Connected…Follow me on Instagram, @nicole.mccanncemethod. If this episode provided you with value and inspiration, please leave a review and DM to let me know. Click here: https://www.instagram.com/nicole.mccancemethod Join the FREE private community for therapists: Expand your Psychotherapy Practice → https://www.facebook.com/groups/947689352498639 Sign up for the FREE Masterclass - From Solo to Super Team: How to Build a 7 Figure Group Practice → https://members.mccancemethod.com/masterclass-registration/

In this episode, we are speaking with Jennifer Lin about their unique journey in becoming a music therapist and what a typical day looks like for them. Jennifer also shares their vision for the next 10 years and a little more about their research at the master's level. Here is a little more about Jennifer: Jennifer (they/she) is a certified music therapist (MTA) in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area. They completed their Honours Bachelor of Music with a specialization in Music Cognition from McMaster University followed by their Graduate Diploma in Music Therapy and Masters in Creative Arts Therapies (Music Therapy) from Concordia University. Jennifer received their accreditation in 2021 and currently is in their second year of practice. Jennifer has experience working with clients of all ages, their main interests include working with children, (Q)BIPOC, and disabled communities. They are a strong advocate for the use of music therapy in marginalized communities and amplifying minority voices. Jennifer received the George Stroumboulopoulos Music Therapy Scholarship from the CMTF in 2021 and recently received the Dr. Sandi Curtis Music Therapy Social Justice Award at their graduation from Concordia University in April!

Are you an acting coach but can't find a community to guide you? Are you an acting educator who wants to update your teaching skills and knowledge?  In this week's episode, Actor/Painter/Teacher/Activist, Jennifer Wigmore would take us on a journey on how AACE was established to create a community amongst acting coaches and educators in Canada. AACE members share best practices and create standards for performers and workers in the entertainment industry. Together we can make acting training safer and  more empowering for everyone! In this episode: How an unfortunate casting experience evolved into Jennifer's green light to quit acting. How pursuing another artistic passion lead Jen to discover all creative endeavours are drawn from the same well. Just because you're a good actor doesn't mean you're a good teacher; sometimes your acting experience does not correlate into good teaching skills. The conversations about what we need to know as acting coaches and educators have changed so much that everyone needs to update their knowledge about how to create respect based classrooms and how not to hurt people. A little about Jennifer: Jennifer is a multidisciplinary artist in acting, writing, and visual art, and has worked for over twenty years as a professional artist. She has performed in theatre's across Canada including The Arts Club, Citadel Theatre, Tarragon Theatre, Theatre Center, Canadian Stage Company and the Stratford Festival. Jennifer has also appeared in numerous television series and films including; Dream Scenario, Christmas as the Drive In, The Winter Palace, Y: The Last Man, Malory Towers, Adult Adoption, Happy Place, Designated Survivor, Anne with an E, Impulse, Killjoys, Suits, Kart Racer, Little Men, and I Was a Sixth Grade Alien. She has just been cast as Chief April Anderson in the highly anticipated series Cross, based on James Pattersons novels, starring Aldis Hodge. She also narrated Todd Babiak's novel, The Spirits Up. She completed her BFA and MFA at OCAD University and continues to work as an acting coach and educator as well as a painting instructor. In addition to being a core member of the activist group Got Your Back, Jennifer is also a coordinator and steering committee member for AACE – The Association of Acting Coaches and Educators. Jennifer is also currently writing her first play called Measure Follow Jennifer! Online: jenniferwigmore.com,  aactingcoacheseducators.com Instagram: @jenniferwigmore @jenniferwigmoreart @aactingcoacheseducators Facebook: Jennifer Wigmore Jennifer Wigmore Art AACE – Association of Acting Coaches and Educators  

Jennifer Lee Daugherty was born on November 8th, 1979, in Latrobe, Pennsylvania to parents Denise and Richard Daugherty. Jennifer's parents ultimately divorced, with Denise remarrying a man named Bobby Murphy of Mount Pleasant. Jennifer grew up just an hour southeast of Pittsburgh, where her father ultimately relocated. She had two sisters, Joy and Jamie, and a stepbrother named Dave.  Although she never received a specific diagnosis, Jennifer had a developmental disability of some kind. She struggled with social cues and judgment and was frequently targeted by bullies as a child. This same bullying would follow her into adulthood. While at school, she was pushed around by the other girls and would have gum mashed into her hair.  Jennifer would often come home from school in tears. She once told her mother that she sometimes wished she could be, what she referred to as, a normal girl. Jennifer aspired to do the kinds of things that able-bodied people usually take for granted: to live on her own, belong to a community, have a job, get married, and have children.   By all accounts, Jennifer was sweet-natured and trusting; sometimes to a fault.  When others were cruel, Jennifer would reason that they might be having a bad day and would try even harder to be kind to them. She would see the good in people above all else. Even though she was the target of some pretty nasty bullying, Jennifer was also quick to make friends due to her warm demeanor. According to her mother, Denise, “Jennifer was very easy-going. She liked to have fun. She was trusting. She made friends easily. She loved to dance and she loved to sing.” She enjoyed helping to care for her nieces and nephew and loved working on vehicles with her uncle. She hoped that she might be a mechanic like him one day. Jennifer's favorite foods included lasagna and cheesecake. She was a big fan of scary movies, college football, and wrestling.  In 2010 at the age of 30, Jennifer was on her way to achieving some of her aspirations. She very much wanted to live her life independently. For her, this meant moving out of her mother's house. In order to facilitate this, Jennifer partook in living skills classes at a local community center called the West Place Clubhouse in Greensburg. Jennifer would often take the 20-minute bus ride from Mt. Pleasant to Greensburg, where she was training to become a mechanic, like her uncle. She would also make the trip with some regularity for dentist and counseling appointments.  According to their website, Clubhouses provide comprehensive and dynamic opportunities for persons living with severe mental illness to participate in housing, employment, education, and health and wellness initiatives that renew and reconnect them with mainstream society. Members play an active role in their own recovery and that of their peers by working alongside staff to organize and run programs.  Although a grown woman now, she still functioned at the emotional level of a 14-year-old girl. Her eyes still sparkled with a childlike wonder unlike those of her peers who had become hardened by the burdens of adulthood. And although Jennifer's whimsical nature made her a beloved figure in her community, it also made her vulnerable to those who would wish to take advantage of her good-natured spark.  Due to this, Jennifer's mother and sister were particularly protective of her. They wanted to shield her from outside influences that would seek to do her harm, but they also recognized that she was a grown woman who deserved all that adulthood had to offer.  Jennifer had recently told her family that she made a group of new friends at the West Place Clubhouse. Thrilled about the prospect of Jennifer expanding her network and building confidence, she had her family's full support. However, these were exactly the types of people that they were trying to shield her from. The group consisted of Angela Marinucci, Ricky Smyrnes, Amber Meidinger, Melvin Knight, Peggy Miller, and Robert Masters Jr.  Born on January 12th, 1990, Amber Christine Meidinger met Melvin Knight at a homeless shelter in Washington state in January 2010. Melvin was born on October 27th, 1989 to a drug-addicted father who was imprisoned during the early years of his life. Melvin desperately wanted to be different from his father. Sadly, he developed lifelong learning and social problems after he fell out of a moving vehicle and hit his head at the age of 5. Amber and Melvin soon became a couple and decided to leave the state of Washington for a shot at a better life. The two moved to several different locations before settling in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.  Amber and Melvin met up with Ricky on February 8, 2010. At the time, Amber was pregnant with Melvin's child, and the couple had been staying at a Greensburg-area hotel. Melvin and Ricky were already familiar with one another from a stint in jail. It should be noted that some publications claim that Amber and Ricky met in jail, but there are no sources confirming this. Even though the three didn't really know each other that well, Ricky offered Amber and Melvin a place to stay at his apartment located at 428 North Pennsylvania Avenue in Greensburg. On March 6th, 1986, Ricky Ven Edward Smyrnes was born to a drug-addicted Philadelphia sex worker and a Pittsburgh gang member. It's also been stated in other publications that Ricky was actually the sex worker and gang member, but there are no sources confirming this either. Abandoned at birth, he was moved in and out of foster homes as a child and was treated for mental health disorders as early as age 4. He suffered harm and neglect until he was taken in by the Smyrnes family in North Huntingdon at age 10.  Ricky suffered sexual assault and physical harm from his adoptive father and his uncle. He had tried alcohol and an array of drugs by the age of 6. Ricky had been diagnosed with PTSD at the age of 8 and had undergone 103 therapy sessions by age 10. In addition, he was diagnosed as having as many as seven different personalities, and 15 total psychiatric issues. Ricky's criminal history started off pretty early. In 1997, at the age of 11, he burglarized his neighbor's home and stole knives, guitars, coins, bullets, and cash. That same year, he sexually assaulted a woman in her basement. Also staying at Ricky's North Pennsylvania Avenue apartment was 17-year-old Angela Lynn Marinucci. Born July 14th, 1992, Angela was Ricky's teenage girlfriend who had some challenges of her own. Angela suffered a head injury when she was hit by a truck in 2008, at the age of 15. The injury substantially altered her behavior and pushed her into a downward spiral. People who've experienced brain injury may experience changes in behavior and emotional state. These may include among others: Difficulties with self-control, risky behavior, verbal or physical outbursts, lack of empathy for others, and anger - among others. For Angela, being a teenager with a TBI proved to be an explosive combination.  Angela was the first member of the group to befriend Jennifer. The two met at the West Place Clubhouse and became fast friends. Despite their difference in age and polar opposite personalities, Jennifer and Angela would talk on the phone for hours. Through Angela, she met the rest of the friend group. Jennifer increasingly spent more time in Greensburg with her new friends and felt like she had found kindred spirits. They were all struggling with their own hardships, and in Jennifer's opinion, were still able to make their way in the world. Also living in Ricky Smyrne's apartment were Peggy Darlene Miller, born February 2nd, 1983, and Robert Loren Masters Jr, born December 22nd, 1973. However, Angela began to notice that her boyfriend was taking a special interest in Jennifer, talking to her in a flirtatious manner. She also had allegedly overheard Ricky talking to Jennifer on the phone, proclaiming his love for her. Ricky would later confess that he had loved Jennifer, and she loved him too. Allegedly, Jennifer rode the bus to his apartment to meet with him in secret and carry on an intimate affair while Angela was out. However, Angela had some idea of what was going on and hatched a plan to get back at her friend. After conspiring with others in the group, she invited Jennifer to a sleepover, and Jennifer excitedly agreed. However, fun and games were not what Angela had in mind.  On February 10th, 2010, Jennifer told her parents that she planned on going to her friend's apartment in Greensburg for a sleepover that day. As everyone lived with Ricky, and she wasn't about to tell her parents that she was staying at a guy's place, she claimed it was her friend Peggy's apartment. This also worked out, as she'd be traveling in that direction anyway for a scheduled appointment. Seeing this as another opportunity to assert her independence, her family was all for it.  By the time Jennifer was getting ready to leave, her mother was already at work. So she left a handwritten note with Peggy's contact information in case of emergency, and a thoughtful message that read, I hope that you will have a good day at work, and I also love you very much. Her stepfather, Bobby, dropped her off at the bus stop. Jennifer kissed him on the cheek before saying her final goodbyes. The last message she posted to her MySpace and Twitter accounts was, "This is my time to make a new start for myself, and making new friends and not being afraid of anything."  Upon arriving in Greensburg, she was met by Amber, Melvin, and Ricky. who took her back to their green two-story apartment building just a half mile away. There, she was greeted by the remaining members of the group, Angela, Peggy, and Robert. Almost as soon as Jennifer entered the apartment, things took a horrific turn. It should be noted that many publications have covered Jennifer's story in great detail, with slightly different accounts of what happened over the next 36 hours. With that being said, I don't know if anyone can correctly convey the level of depravity that took place next. Upon entering the apartment, the group began taunting Jennifer, which would have been terribly confusing as these were supposed to be her friends. They rummaged through her purse and took her money, gift cards, and cell phone, after which they ruined it by pouring fluids all over the remaining contents. Then things turned physical. Amber and Angela took turns beating Jennifer with a towel bar, crutches, a 2-liter bottle full of lemonade, and a vacuum cleaner hose. All the while, the helpless woman had no idea why this was happening to her. To add insult to injury, the group held her down and repeatedly stomped on her chest and stomach.  They also forced Jennifer to consume an array of liquids such as vegetable oil, laundry detergent, urine, and nail polish. She was also made to eat feces, which was forced down her throat. These same substances were poured over her head, along with porridge oats and spices. She had begged her friends to stop because she was in pain and her eyes were burning, but the group refused to yield.  Jennifer tried to fight back and managed to punch Amber in the stomach. Amber, as we mentioned earlier, was pregnant at the time. Her earnest attempt at defending herself against her attackers only escalated matters. Jennifer was bound with strings of Christmas lights so that she no longer could fight back. Unable to move, the group humiliated Jennifer further by shaving her head bald and painting her face with nail polish.   If this wasn't already enough, Melvin decided that he needed to take things up a notch by stripping Jennifer of all of her clothing, gagging her, and sexually assaulting her while the others watched and taunted her further. After going through unimaginable suffering, she was told to take a shower because she smelled bad.  When the group grew bored of tormenting Jennifer the following morning, they decided that the only option was to kill her. They couldn't let her go home and run the risk of her reporting what had transpired in Ricky's apartment. The group took a vote on the matter, and all six agreed that Jennifer had to die. As such, they forced the scared woman to write a page-long note that implied that she had decided to take her own life. The note, written in cursive, read:  "I haven't been happy for a while and I also feel like that everybody would be better without me on this earth. I will always love my mom and stepdad no matter what and I will always love the rest of my family also. My nieces and nephew would be lucky to have a better aunt than me. I am done with life. Goodbye. - Jennifer" Jennifer was given sleeping pills and antibiotics, and she begged to be allowed to return home, but it was all for naught. Jennifer was stabbed in the chest and lungs by Melvin Knight. According to Melvin, “Ricky got a knife and told me to stab her…and then I stabbed her in the chest three times.” However, Jennifer managed to survive the attack. Upon noticing this, Ricky allegedly exclaimed, “Dang, this bitch is still alive.” Ricky then grabbed the knife and slit Jennifer's wrist.  Still clinging to life, the men then choked Jennifer with the Christmas lights that she had been bound by. In a final act of depravity, the group decorated Jennifer's dead body to look like a Christmas Tree. Allegedly, Angela became enraged because the lights weren't flashing. As such, she decided that they needed to dump her body. Now, let that sink in for a second. What if the lights had worked? Were they going to keep Jennifer on display in their home for a time? Although that might seem macabre, after all that Jennifer endured, nothing would surprise me.  After removing the lights and stuffing the note in Jennifer's back pocket, the group, who would soon become known as The Greensburg Six, stuffed her body inside of a trash can. It was left under a truck in the snow-covered parking lot of Greensburg Salem Middle School located just a block away. A truck driver noticed the trash can in the parking lot while driving and decided to investigate further. In doing so, he discovered Jennifer's body inside. Although it is a tragedy for anyone to come across such a horrific scene, the silver lining is that an adult managed to find Jennifer rather than a child on their way to school. It wasn't long before police realized who had committed such heinous acts upon Jennifer. All were arrested and quickly began to talk. Jennifer's mother had to identify her body.  At the start of the trial on November 3, 2010, the prosecution sought the death penalty for Ricky, Melvin, and Amber. As Angela was 17 years old at the time, she was ineligible. At trial, forensic pathologist and former Allegheny County Coroner Cyril H. Wecht, who conducted and reviewed thousands of autopsies of homicide victims, stated, "...This is one of the most horrific cases I have seen... You have one young, defenseless woman, six people who are keeping her captive and doing all of these things, knowing she is mentally challenged. Put it all together, it is bizarre, it is extreme barbarism." On April 12th, 2012, Melvin Knight pleaded guilty to first and second-degree homicide, kidnapping, and conspiracy to commit homicide and kidnapping. It was also reported that upon hearing his confession tape being played in the courtroom, he laughed out loud. On August 30th of the same year, a jury deliberated for several hours, before voting to put Melvin to death. In September of 2014, Melvin appealed his sentence. His trial was delayed several times, and his sentence was upheld in March 2019. In November of 2020, he attempted to appeal his sentence via the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. The appeal included statements and claims that jurors acted with passion and prejudice and arbitrarily imposed the death penalty. However, it was unanimously rejected by the judges.  According to Chief Justice Debra Todd, "Following our thorough review of the record, in this case, we conclude that the appellant's sentence of death was not the product of passion, prejudice, or any other arbitrary factor, but rather was fully supported by the evidence that Knight and his co-defendants held the intellectually disabled victim against her will for several days, during which time they continuously subjected her to myriad forms of physical and emotional torture, eventually stabbing her in the chest, slicing her throat and strangling her." On February 28, 2013, Ricky Smyrnes was sentenced to death. He appealed his sentence, but in February of 2017, it was upheld. His execution was delayed in July 2017. It is unlikely that either Melvin nor Ricky will ever meet the gurney and needle. An execution has not been carried out in Pennsylvania since 1999 - and that was of serial killer Gary Heidnick. As we shared with you in our Darisabel Baez case, only 3 executions have been carried out since 1976 due to a moratorium put in place in 2015. As we also noted previously, this does not stop death sentences from being issued even today. Both men are currently being held in the State Correctional Institution - Phoenix.  On December 4, 2013, Amber Christine Meidinger was sentenced to 40 to 80 years in prison after pleading guilty to third-degree homicide, kidnapping, and conspiracy. While awaiting trial, she gave birth to her baby, who was placed in foster care. She almost received the death penalty until she agreed to testify against the others. In November of 2019, Amber filed paperwork with the state's Board of Pardons, seeking early termination of her prison sentence. She is currently being held in the State Correctional Institution - Muncy.  The police did not accuse Robert Masters and Peggy Miller of participating in the entire act of torture and killing of Jennifer. However, the evidence from confessional tapes suggests that they were part of the meetings in which the whole ordeal was planned. They had also voted for Jennifer to be killed.  In addition, it was alleged that Robert and Peggy had been left alone with Jennifer while the other four left the apartment for a while. Robert claimed that he helped retrieve her clothes that Melvin and Ricky had stripped from her and tossed out a window on the first day of the beatings. During this time, Jennifer begged them to let her go, or to call for help. But they didn‘t, and their inaction directly led to her death.  Their lawyers attempted to argue that they were scared of the others and feared that they too would be killed. The couple made tearful pleas for leniency, with Robert stating, “I was scared for my life. I should have done something, but I didn't because I was scared. Can the family forgive me?” and Peggy stating, “I am sorry and I am guilty. She was my friend, and I should not have voted for her to die.” Jennifer's family blamed Peggy heavily, claiming that Jennifer told them she was going to spend the night with her and her friends in Greensburg. Jennifer's family requested that both Peggy and Robert receive lengthy sentences. Jennifer's stepfather, Bobby Murphy made an emotional request, “The same way they chose not to show compassion to Jennifer, I ask you not to show compassion to them.” Jennifer's sister Joy Burkholder, has pointed words directed at Peggy, “You had my sister as a friend. She loved Miller and valued her. You didn't value her, you probably value a hairbrush more than you value her.” Robert Loren Masters Jr, the eldest of the group, pleaded guilty to third-degree homicide, conspiracy to commit homicide, and conspiracy to commit kidnapping on December 19, 2013. He was sentenced to 30 to 70 years in prison. His attorney, William Gallishen, helped him reach a plea bargain against the other five. After he agreed, Robert was moved to another jail for protection. He did not publicly share any information related to the plea bargain. He is currently being held in the State Correctional Institution - Greene. Peggy Darlene Miller was sentenced to 35 to 74 years in prison. She is currently being held in the State Correctional Institution - Muncy.  Several neighbors and fellow inmates testified against Angela, claiming that she had planned to kill Jennifer several days before her body was discovered. Neighbor Anthony Zappone heard Angela say, "I'm going to kill that bitch.” Tina Warrick testified that Angela told her that she was disappointed with the type of Christmas decorations that Peggy had purchased to tie Jennifer up with. Floria Headen heard body slamming and screaming. Felisha Hardison, who was a cellmate and friend to Angela, testified that she was jumping on her bed, excited to be on the news.  On August 3rd, 2011, Angela Marinucci, the youngest of the group, was formally given a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole after being found guilty in May of first-degree homicide. She later had her life without the possibility of parole sentence revoked. However, on July 1st, 2015, a jury decided to re-sentence her to her previous sentence. Finally, in May of 2022, Angela was resentenced to 60 years to life in prison with parole eligibility in 2070. She is currently being held in the State Correctional Institution - Cambridge Springs.  Jennifer's sister, Joy Burkholder said after the sentencing, “My biggest regret was forcing Jennifer to act as an adult, I would go back and do many things differently.” She also noted that “Jennifer was exploited, and her kindness and her handicap made her very vulnerable.” Outside of court, Bobby, Jennifer's stepfather, said: “Closure is Jennifer coming back to us, and Jennifer won't come back, so there is no closure…” According to Jennifer's parents, whatever happened to her could not be justified in any way, she did not have a single mean bone in her body. Jennifer's memorial services were held at Kepple-Graft Funeral Home located at 524 N. Main Street in Greensburg. Sadly, the funeral home was located just around the block from where Jennifer met her fate. Jennifer's family requested no flowers. Instead, memorial contributions could be made to one's favorite charity. On April 23, 2012, at a conference, Pennsylvania State Senator Kim Ward proposed legislation named Jennifer's Law. The legislation would require the reporting of violent crimes to law enforcement officials immediately.  Failure to report the crime would be a misdemeanor of the third degree.  The individual would not be required to immediately report it if it would place the person in immediate physical harm.  Jennifer's family was on hand as the legislation was announced. Her sister Joy shared this emotional statement, “Over the course of 30-plus hours, six people had the opportunity to help my sister and nobody did. Legally they didn't have to. It seems wrong to me that you can be a spectator during a murder and not be responsible to intervene in any way. I know my sister is not coming back and we accept this. However, this law could and will save lives.” According to Senator Ward, “It is heartbreaking to think of what Jennifer went through, and the fact that one phone call to police might have put an end to these cruel crimes. Sometimes society has to compel people to do the right thing. This legislation is aimed at preventing further tragedies.”  She went on to state, “Since 1973, 11 states have enacted statutes requiring some form of aid or assistance when witnessing a violent crime. By making Pennsylvania the 12th state, we can make a statement in Jennifer's memory. We can say, ‘The world may be cold, but we do not live in a heartless society. We do not look on while evil is perpetrated. 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The main topic of the show is Jennifer Jolie in “Scream 3.” Jennifer is arguably one of the most beloved characters in the franchise, who was brought to life with comedic brilliance and a unique artistic vision by independent film legend, Parker Posey. Patreon member Charles Rios is Ryan's Patreon guest today to showcase Jennifer Jolie and Parker Posey. In addition, Ryan makes a few big announcements concerning the future of the SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers podcast with Patreon, Lana, in the introduction. Introduction The Future of SwRCS What Makes Jennifer So Special  Parker Posey's Creativity  Jennifer as Part of the Gang  Her Comedy  Gale and Jennifer  Jennifer's Death Scene   Favorite Jennifer Jolie Quotes  Speed Round Subscribe on Patreon at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs  Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Host: @ScreamWithRCS  Producer: @albertmpadilla  Network: @EarGlueMedia  Guest: @Scream_King_13; @lanasmvingcstle  Purchase Merchandise: teepublic.com/user/screamwithrcs

Jennifer Arthurton is the creator and founder of Old Chicks Know Sh*t, a community and podcast (of the same name) designed to inspire and support midlife women in chasing their dreams and creating a kick-ass next chapter. Having made her midlife course corrections, she's a passionate advocate of the inherent power and knowledge that women possess, at a time when they often feel overlooked and doubt themselves most. We talk about: How Jennifer got so passionate about changing midlife narratives Jennifer's own menopause and midlife experience How she reinvented herself after reaching rock bottom How so much of what we believe about midlife, menopause and aging is wrong What makes Jennifer angry about what women are told/believe about getting older How women can get very stuck in midlife and how to get unstuck How women can step up to lead more What Jennifer has learnt from doing her own podcast How Jennifer has changed the perception of midlife for her own daughter What Jennifer most wants women to know about midlife and beyond And more! Find more about Jennifer: Jennifer's website: oldchicksknowshit.com Instagram Listen to her podcast: Old Chicks Know Sh*T Podcast If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it and leave a review on iTunes or wherever you're listening. Find out how to leave a review here: bit.ly/leavepodcastreview You can find out more information and get the show notes to every episode at magnificentmidlife.com. That's also where you'll find strategies, support, and resources to help make your midlife magnificent. There's a midlife wellness program, courses, midlife mentoring to help make the most of your next chapter, and our online membership program. If not now, when? Named #17 in the best 40 Women Over 50 podcasts globally by Feedspot

Dr. Stu & Blyss sit down for a conversation with author, sage, and award-winning science journalist. Jennifer Margulis, PhD. They muse on their attendance to the #HEALNC gathered in Raleigh, NC and basked in wisdom with the author of "Your Baby, Your Way'' & "The Vaccine Friendly Plan”. Plus, Jennifer gives tips on eating a low-toxin diet, explains why aspirin may actually be the superior painkiller, and shares her own personal story battling the birthing medical complex. In this episode of the Birthing Instincts Podcast:How dietary and environmental toxins may be affecting you Glyphosate's effect on your fertilityTips for managing a fever in children that doesn't involve Tylenol Why our current medical model is failing moms and babiesHow to stand up for your medical choices with confidenceThis show is supported by:Bamboobies | Use code INSTINCTS to get 25% off your first order! LMNT | Go to lmnt.com/birthinginstincts to get a free sample pack!Connect with Dr. Stu:Instagram: @birthinginstinctsWebsite: birthinginstincts.comConnect with Blyss:Instagram: @birthingblyssWebsite: birthingblyss.comConnect with Jennifer:Jennifer's SubstackSign up for her private email list at JenniferMargulis.net!https://jennifermargulis.net/tylenol-alternatives-better-safer-remedies/ https://www.theepochtimes.com/author-jennifer-margulis This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

How far are you willing to go for love? In this episode, Morgane chats with Jennifer about meeting her future husband in middle school. Though we all don't experience marrying your prom date, Jennifer's relationship wasn't quite the 90s rom-com. Morgane shakes her curls at the following milestones. Milestones tend to make you feel like you are behind. But those goals might just be someone else's goals, not yours. Live your life the way you choose. Here are the key takeaways from the Main Event with Jennifer: Jennifer is born and raised in Kansas City and she reps Kansas City to the fullest. You can tell by the twos Kansas City sidebar at the top of the conversation. Once we got into Jennifer's love story, it could almost be taken straight from a movie. Jennifer's future husband asked her to be his girlfriend in band class while the two were in middle school. The two finally get together after going to the prom together, and the rest was history. Well sort of. Long-distance became a leading character in this love story. Along with the sound of Skype calls, Jennifer kept missing as she was living her best life in Washington, DC for the first two years of college. Despite Howard's handsome, chocolate men, Jennifer knew she only wanted her future hubby and took a giant leap to show her commitment. She transferred from her very prestigious HBCU to a local college just to be two hours away from her boyfriend. Those next to years were the toughest years of their relationship. In marriage, Morgane and Jennifer both related on romanticizing marriages based on TV. As well as the true meaning of intimacy. Here's a hint, it's not sex. Let's keep the conversation going by connecting with Morgane and all of our guests on social media. Let them know what you thought of this episode. Stay connected with Morgane www.youngblackmrs.com www.facebook.com/YoungBlackMRS www.instagram.com/YoungBlackMRS www.instagram.com/Morgane_Eats https://www.youtube.com/c/MorganeEats Stay connected with Jennifer: www.instagram.com/jpfrumgrap --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/youngblackmrs/message

Sign up for our FREE 5 day New Year, No Diet Challenge running all next week here!   Today's guest is your favorite anti-diet business coach (and fellow dietitian!) Jennifer McGurk. Not only does Jennifer run her own successful private practice, but she is also the owner of Pursuing Private Practice.   Pursuing Private Practice is on a mission to empower non-diet dietitians to start, grow, and scale a business rooted in a weight-inclusive philosophy. Their goal is to amplify the common mission among non-diet dietitians that dietitians can empower clients feel fabulous about food. Pursuing Private Practice supports dietitians to create impactful offers for their clients, generate consistent revenue in business, and to prioritize self-care as a business owner.    Listen to learn more about Jennifer's advice for weight inclusive businesses and how to have happiness and success in your business, and also learn a bit about my own personal business evolution!   In this episode we discuss: Jennifer's journey as a dietitian, and what sparked her interest in teaching the business side of the career. How Jennifer coaches fellow anti-diet RDs on how to navigate our marketing from an ethical and value based perspective. How can fellow RDs fight about the perfectionist mindset, and not let it affect their business owning experience. How to challenge hustle culture. Jennifer's biggest challenges when it comes to building her own business. How Jennifer practices wellness without obsession.   Learn more about Jennifer: Jennifer's Instagram Jennifer's Website for Pursuing Private Practice   Announcements: Get Your Period Back Playbook is currently open for pre-sale for our March enrollment, by joining before February 15th  you can get a free customized meal plan to support your HA recovery. Food & Body Peace Playbook is also open for pre-sale for our April enrollment, if you join before March 11th  you will get a FREE 60 minute session with me, that way you can have a personalized coaching session to help you better implement the strategies you'll learn inside FBPP. We are currently booking for February and March for individual counseling at our virtual practice, Nourishing Minds Nutrition. If you're looking for intuitive eating and body image support and/or you're in need of anti-diet advice for HA, PCOS and IBS we would love to support you. We typically book 4+ weeks in advance so reach out today to guarantee your spot before the spring.   Resources for you: Learn more about our services at Nourishing Minds Nutrition. Read testimonials from our amazing clients here.  Join our FREE support group for like-minded women, the Nourishing Women Community for more community & support. Take a look at our online shop, the Wellness Without Obsession Shop.    Let's hang out! Connect with Victoria and the staff at NMN: Victoria's Instagram Victoria's Website Nourishing Minds Nutrition Instagram Nourishing Minds Nutrition website For every guest that comes on the show, we donate money to Loveland Foundation. The Loveland Foundation, is a foundation that provides therapy and  healing to Black women and girls. We are honored to donate monthly to the Loveland Foundation, and you can learn more and donate yourself here.

Jennifer Rittner is a design educator and writer. We talk about design, education, ethics, social justice, system design, and design joy. Listen to learn about: The current state of design education  Human-centered design methodology Important designers working at design's cutting edge Designing with and for marginalized populations  Smaller scale design  The empathy problem The power-design ecosystem   Our Guest Jennifer is a writer, educator and communications strategist who has taught at Parsons School of Design, the School Visual Arts, and SUNY FIT. In Fall 2021, she was a visiting lecturer at the California College of Art. She has been published in The New York Times, Eye on Design, DMI: Journal, and Core77; and recently guest edited a special issue on Policing & Design for the Design Museum Everywhere. She frequently writes and lectures about design and social justice.   Show Highlights [01:00] Jennifer talks about starting her career as a museum educator before finding her way into design. [01:56] Jennifer's career teaching design, and some of the courses she taught. [03:26] How design shows up in the world and how it shapes our reality. [04:22] An important a-ha moment some of Jennifer's students had about design. [08:52] Human- and community-centered design. [09:29] Dawan and Jennifer talk about design education and learning design as a never-ending process. [10:44] Technical skills versus soft skills in design. [11:50] Jennifer's thoughts about human-centered design as a methodology. [13:15] The need for a more critical thinking approach to how we teach design. [14:06] Designers who are doing the work of critiquing current methodologies and offering alternatives. [16:08] Something Jennifer would like to see design schools teach about methodology. [17:45] Jennifer talks about her background and some of her current struggles in the design space. [21:43] The concept of “inappropriateness” and design. [24:51] Design on a smaller scale and designers whose work Jennifer admires. [25:03] Design and technology. [25:33] How design often marginalizes disabled people. [27:09] The importance of design in helping the people being served find their own voices to speak on their own behalf. [28:37] Advice for designers who are looking to move into work that is more socially impactful. [32:41] Jennifer talks about the problematic nature of workplace culture. [35:18] Dawan and Jennifer talk about empathy and how it is often misunderstood and misused in design work. [40:30] Empathy and how it relates to people and organizations that hold power. [43:29] The importance of knowing the history of a problem if you intend to design in that space. [44:15] Making the case for systems design. [45:51] Design and the institutions of power. [51:29] Jennifer's hopes for design as it begins to grapple with system design challenges. [55:53] Where to find out more about Jennifer and her work and writing.   Links Jennifer on Twitter Jennifer on LinkedIn Jennifer on Instagram Jennifer on Medium Content Matters NY – Ideas Design for Social Justice Equity Representation Art The Latinx Project interview with Jennifer Jennifer at Montclair Art Museum Core77's interview with Jennifer Sloan Leo Liz Agbu Annika Hansteen-Izora Antoinette Carroll Ari Melenciano Liz Jackson Alex Haagaard The Disabled List Marc Dones at King County Regional Homelessness Authority George Aye Sabiha Basrai   Book Recommendation: The Black Experience in Design: Identity, Expression & Reflection, by Anne Berry, Kareem Collie, Penina Acayo Laker, Lesly-Ann Noel, Jennifer Rittner, and Kelly Waters   Other Design Thinking 101 Episodes You Might Like How to Learn Design Thinking + Design Thinking Pedagogy with Julie Schell — DT101 E15 Critical and Emancipatory Design Thinking with Lesley-Ann Noel — DT101 E57 Trauma-Informed Design + Participatory Design Perils + Research with Vulnerable Populations with Sarah Fathallah — DT101 E72

Jennifer Shaheen is the founder and President of The Technology Therapy Group. She is recognized as an expert in planning, implementing, and translating digital marketing and technology. She is a digital transformation expert, user experience enthusiast and data insights specialist, expertly guiding business owners through the intersection of marketing and technology for the past 20 plus years.   With unique expertise that combines technical prowess, entrepreneurial insight, and marketing acumen, Jennifer's marketing strategy, brand development, and small business operations skills have aided companies in the retail, manufacturing, hospitality, luxury, and travel industries. A highly sought presenter, Jennifer has appeared on MSNBC's Your Business and writes for several industry publications. Jennifer has been a contributor to and quoted expert in notable publications such as Entrepreneur.com, Forbes.com, CIO, Newsweek, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. In June of 2020, Jennifer joined the board of C. F. Martin & Co.® Introducing Jennifer Shaheen What problem do you solve? I solve the problem of understanding where to start and what to use when it comes to digital technology. What three questions are you going to answer for us today? What platforms should we be or should not be using in digital marketing? What are some tips for each of the marketing channels? Where does data play into things when it comes to marketing? Show Notes: People are trying to do everything, but we can't do everything. We don't have enough people and resources.  Business owners want to do more than they're doing. What channels are working for my business and what aren't and why? You don't have to be on everything. You should create an account on everything and protect the platforms, though. If someone asks about you on one platform, you can redirect them to another. There's nothing wrong with setting up a platform and not using it. What platforms are growing for your audience? What is the path for your business? Social platforms are great for discovery and search platforms are great for seeking. Know how to nurture both types of clients. People don't go from discovery to purchase. There is not a straight path unless there is a sense of urgency. Ask yourself, "I have this kind of business, what are the steps in consideration to purchase?" Build that into your marketing. Do you look at all your analytical data together? Don't look at your data in silos. If you look at it together, you can better understand your customer. Use Google's data studio. Bring your data from many platforms into a central system. Organic marketing takes time because you're dealing with algorithms. Organic doesn't give you insights the same way because Google doesn't share with you what key words people use to find you. Work smarter, not harder. Spend a little money on digital advertising because it'll give you data insights you won't get organically. Reflection is extremely important. What's working for you? Set a goal for moving one of them (not all) forward a certain percentage. Jennifer Shaheen's Recharge Round What habit do you think has led to success in your life? Jennifer had to learn how to create habits because she was a little too scattered in her life. If you had one do-over, what would it be? Jennifer wishes she had created better systems earlier on. She has a lot in her head and she needs to systematize it and get it out. Connect with Jennifer: Jennifer's website: technologytherapy.com Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Learn more about Gary's Mastermind group at goascend.biz/mastermind/

  Jennifer and I discuss her book, Why Bother! Discover the Desire for What's Next.  Since it's the end of the year, it's the perfect time to stop, notice and celebrate the arising of the desire within yourself!  This desire is what gives us the juice, courage, and inspiration to get over the fears that we often feel when we come to this place in our lives.  Let's take the time today to flip that question, Why bother into something positive!  In my interview, we discuss the six steps of why bother!   JENNIFER LOUDEN is a personal growth pioneer who helped launch the concept of self-care with her first bestseller, The Woman's Comfort Book. Since then, she's written six additional books on wellbeing and whole living, including The Woman's Retreat Book and The Life Organizer, with close to a million copies of her books in print in nine languages. Jennifer has spoken around the U.S., Canada, and Europe, and has written a national magazine column for a Martha Stewart magazine. Plus, she's been profiled or quoted in dozens of major magazines; two of Brené Brown's books, Daring Greatly and Dare to Lead; and has appeared on hundreds of TVprograms, radio shows, and podcasts—even on Oprah. Jennifer has been teaching women's retreats since 1992 and creating vibrant on-line communities and innovative learning experiences since 1999. She writes weekly to her email list of 20,000 and hosts an online paid community of over 600 members. She lives in Boulder, Colorado.   What  You'll Learn How to go from Despair to the Desire for wanting more! Steps to Why Bother Leave Behind- Examine the excuses we make! Ease In-  Get the fire going. You matter and what you want matters! Take the time to turn towards yourself Settle In and Find the Stillness.  At our core is peace and well-being. Unless we sit in the stillness we don't know or hear what we want.   Desire- Life is speaking to you. Allow yourself to feel that desire Become by Doing-  You begin to experiment Be Seen- Be seen as your whole self The Oasis Group with Jennifer Jennifer's Challenge for the listeners! Resources and Links Jennifer Louden Website here Connect with Deborah Voll Take The Midlife Quiz Passion and Purpose Digital Workbook Book Your Spot for the Free 60 minute Clarity Session here   

  Monte and Jason talk with ROG's Jennifer Orton about the ways you can fuel your passion with Real Estate.   ****You can listen to this and all recent episodes at: www.talkmusiccity.com   We Educate and Motivate All Things Real Estate! Have a question about buying/selling real estate and mortgages? Email questions@talkmusiccity.com or use #talkmusiccity to get your question answered!   The Talk of Music City Real Estate is sponsored by Music City Removal: www.musiccityremoval.com       A few things that came up:     15:45 JENNIFER - True passion comes from the heart, it's not an equation or remotely logical 17:00 JENNIFER - "Jennifer, if you never came to Kenya, what would your life look like?" 18:35 JENNIFER - It's a joy you cannot get anywhere else 20:00 JENNIFER - Our Next needs $3500/month to operate 21:25 JENNIFER - I need to keep asking.... 23:10 JENNIFER - The kids in Kenya really have big dreams 24:00 JENNIFER - Her husband's getting overwhelmed with joy when he stepped on the Manna Academy grounds for the first time 25:10 JENNIFER - 80% of the world is comprised of 2nd/3rd world countries 27:50 JENNIFER - You can't clap with one hand       OurNext.org     __________________________________________   Carey Ann Cyr manages and operates one of the Top Branches for CMG Financial in Franklin, TN. She and her team have become known for closing nearly impossible deals! They have processed over 300 million in mortgages since 2016 with over 613 families ushered into their dream homes! Contact Carey Ann: www.yourtnlendingsolution.com CareyAnn & My Mortgage Team Powered by CMG Financial Carey Ann Cyr   Monte Mohr owns Realty One Group Music City and has sold over $1 Billion dollar's worth of real estate and over 3000 homes sold over his 30+ year career! Interested in joining Monte as an agent? www.topagentsuccess.com Monte Mohr Connie Mohr Jason Hoover Mindy Hoover Realty ONE Group Music City The Hoover Team @Chrissy Amundson     The Talk of Music City Real Estate is Produced, Voiced and Edited by www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com     #nashvillerealestate #middletennesseerealestate #realestateagent #realestatetraining #buyersmarket #sellersmarket #DISC #DISCprofile #broker #brokerage #switchingbrokers #realestate #realtor    

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AR / VR 的概念已經被提出許多年，但相關的應用一直受限於軟硬體的技術限制。直到最近，科技圈又開始討論 Metaverse 這種融合 AR / VR 的宏觀概念，我們才發現 AR / VR 原來已經走了這麼遠。 這一集，我們將專訪宇萌數位科技創辦人白璧珍 Jennifer ，來談談以前曾經只存在於科幻電影中的「Avatar」概念，如何藉由 AR / VR 技術成真。在疫情期間全球開始大量利用沉浸式的 AR / VR 技術運用在工廠、工作和教育等方面，讓許多經濟活動轉移到虛擬世界，即便是零接觸，也能創造截然不同的使用者體驗。 一起來聽本集 #矽谷為什麼。 討論大綱: ✅ 疫情改變了世界，不管是生活、工作、教育都受到了巨大的衝擊，AR / VR的零接觸經濟模式，如何增進使用者體驗？ ✅ 遠端工作的進化，如何用AR/VR來幫助遠端工作？ ✅ AR / VR的遠端教育趨勢？ ✅ AR / VR的下一步？ ✅ 台灣與矽谷在AR / VR發展的連結和創新？ 來賓介紹： 白璧珍 Jennifer 宇萌數位科技 創辦人兼執行長 Jennifer 專注於AR與VR技術研究與商業應用，以「你今天AR了沒？」為理念，不斷推廣向外傳達AR創新理念，並將AR商品化。 陸續推出了布克學堂、marq、marq+、iLandar、WebAR等廣受歡迎之AR媒體平臺與產品，累積合作案例超過上千案，客戶遍及國內外大型通路品牌與廣告主，並舉辦AR國際趨勢論壇，廣邀各界分享AR商業模式與應用，事業版圖擴及上海、新加坡與美國，為國內外各大品牌指定之互動技術專業團隊。 ========================================== 歡迎與我們討論 「矽谷為什麼」 FB粉絲頁 bit.ly/39xLlDR 「台矽交流平台」社團 bit.ly/3oBAFvM ========================================== 在這邊也能收聽到我們的最新節目唷！ Youtube→ meetstartup.pse.is/3e6f38 Firstory→ meetstartup.pse.is/3fzp96 Apple Podcast→ meetstartup.pse.is/QEX8Y SoundCloud→ meetstartup.pse.is/R5AQ4 Spotify→ meetstartup.pse.is/RFBKL Castbox→ meetstartup.pse.is/QHQL6 SoundOn→ meetstartup.pse.is/QQX2G ========================================== 感謝 #國發會 Startup Island TAIWAN 和 #數位時代 #創業小聚 Meet Startup 獨家贊助本節目！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

On this episode, Jennifer Jennifer is breaking down the importance of a unique marketing approach.  Quote from this week's episode: "Marketing is not a one-size-fits all strategy. It must be customized for you, your brand, and business model." -Jennifer Tamborksi Please subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLIObhTlM_t8kwODiz8khWw (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLIObhTlM_t8kwODiz8khWw) Take the Marketing Matchmaker Quiz: https://mmquiz.com/ (https://mmquiz.com)

We recently had the exciting opportunity to chat with Julia Maddox herself, Jennifer Copping! This was so much fun, as we talked about how she got the role as Julia on Debris, Julia as a character and how Jennifer has approached playing her, how she prepared for the phenomenal and emotionally devastating scene between her and Norbert Leo Butz in the “Do You Know Icarus?” episode, how she hopes that this conflict between Julia and Craig will be resolved, and so much more! She also enthuses over experiences on past projects such as Fargo and Bates Motel, her uncanny resemblance to Toni Collette, what Julia and Craig would likely sing together if they were to do karaoke together, and even what her ideal plate of nachos would look like! If you have even half as much fun listening to our chat with Jennifer as we had talking with her, then you are in for a treat! Connect with Jennifer:

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Today I am so excited to introduce you to Jennifer Clinehens. She is currently CX Strategy Director at Havas CX Helia, London, where she uses behavioral science and psychology to improve the customer experience for brands like Lloyds Banking Group and Compare the Market. Jennifer has helped mold experiences with behavioral science for brands like McDonald's, AT&T, O2, and Adidas across the globe.  She is also the author of four books including the one we will be discussing today, Choice Hacking: How to use psychology and behavioral science to create an experience that sings, AND she has two different podcasts, Choice Hacking and Everybody Hates Your Brand. Wow, talk about a busy and productive person, amirite? I hope you love everything recommended via The Brainy Business! Everything was independently reviewed and selected by me, Melina Palmer. So you know, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. That means if you decide to shop from the links on this page (via Amazon or others), The Brainy Business may collect a share of sales or other compensation. Show Notes: [00:40] Today I am so excited to introduce you to Jennifer Clinehens. She is currently CX Strategy Director at Havas CX Helia, London. [03:05] Jennifer shares her background and how she got involved in behavioral science. She has been lucky to work for many companies across many countries.  [04:35] A lot of the work she has been doing lately has been about the intersection between behavioral science and psychology. She takes those principles and applies them to experience design.  [06:48] One of the big things Jennifer does is framing touchpoints.  [09:39] Crossing over from one medium to another is a difficult point where we often lose some potential customers. There are a lot of steps that happen in the customer journey process.  [10:28] Generally, when you design a customer journey you use a customer journey map: a visual representation of what the customer journey is.  [10:45] On a map the customer journey is linear, but in real life it is messy. Yes, we have a beautiful picture of what the customer journey should be, but in the back of your mind, you have to be pragmatic.  [11:49] The closer we can get to design touchpoints and customer communications with a scientific approach or foundation to apply it to the real world the better it is.  [13:08] The number one thing brands seem to get wrong (or miss completely) is peak-end and applying it across the customer journey. The emotional journey is the secret sauce.  [14:17] A lot of brands get their ending wrong. They don’t know where the real ending is.  [15:41] Brands, in general, don’t realize that the last mile (the true ending) is so critical in so many ways.  [16:17] Jennifer shares an example of Disney realizing the customer journey didn’t end when you left their park.  [17:19] Making the very end of your experience even better and more exciting means your memory of the time you spent in Disneyland is even better. It is how you are constructing the memory, it is not about every single moment you had. It is that emotional peak and true ending that matter.  [17:57] “A brand is a memory.” Peter Steidl (from one of Melina’s “go-to” brainy books, Neurobranding, linked below) [20:33] There are a few different ways you can look for that true end in your business.  [21:44] Part of the issue of finding that true ending also has to do with silos.  [23:56] The brands that measure on a journey-level versus a touchpoint level have much more value at the end of the day.  [25:32] Melina shares how an online mattress company handles its customer journey.  [27:16] It is important to think through all the moments in the experience: where there could be problems and frustrations and turning it into a really great shareable moment/story. Then you have different associations with that brand.  [28:30] Going that little bit extra and saying “Is that really the end of the customer experience?” is so important.  [29:14] Jennifer shares some of her favorite concepts. Peak-end is her favorite, but the most overlooked is visual salience.  [31:27] Melina shares her experience when she toured the Human Behavior Lab at Texas A&M.  [33:46] Jennifer encourages brands to have someone who is responsible for making sure effectiveness and emotion are being delivered on in the journey level.  [36:20] When you know what you are looking for then you can see if you are on track and put in those nudges. If you don’t know the end game, it is not as effective as it could be. The quality of the work is in the quality of the brief.  [38:06] Making choices easy is so much of what they do. Getting brands to understand where to get people ready to buy is the first step.  [39:15] The first thing they do is think: “Where are the points we need to be nudging to action?” and “Where are the points we need to be inspiring people?” They are usually not the same place.  [39:23] The book Choice Hacking is a good first start for people to think about a framework to apply this at the journey level.  [40:11] Melina’s closing reflections. [41:46] Grab Melina’s brand new book, What Your Customer Wants (And Can’t Tell You), which is now on presale! Thanks for listening. Don’t forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Android. If you like what you heard, please leave a review on iTunes and share what you liked about the show.  Let’s connect: Melina@TheBrainyBusiness.com The Brainy Business® on Facebook The Brainy Business on Twitter The Brainy Business on Instagram The Brainy Business on LinkedIn Melina on LinkedIn The Brainy Business on Youtube More from The Brainy Business: Master Your Mindset Mini-Course BE Thoughtful Revolution - use code BRAINY to save 10% Get Your FREE ebook Melina’s John Mayer Pandora Station! Listen to what she listens to while working. Get the Books Mentioned on this Episode: Choice Hacking Free Chapter of Choice Hacking Neurobranding Connect with Jennifer: Jennifer on Twitter More About Jennifer Past Episodes and Other Important Links: Texas A&M Certificate Program Inside the Texas A&M Human Behavior Lab iMotions (The main software the Human Behavior Lab runs on.) NUDGES & Choice Architecture Framing Priming Interview with Will Leach Peak-End Rule Surprise and Delight The Overwhelmed Brain and Its Impact on Decision Making Interview with Roger Dooley Time Discounting Reciprocity Check out (and preorder!) my upcoming book, What Your Customer Wants (And Can’t Tell You) on Amazon, Bookshop, and Barnes & Noble If you are outside the US, please complete this form to be first to know when the book is available near you AND to help show there is a presence in your country to speed along international agreements and get it to you faster!

Every entrepreneur's journey has a beginning that is unique and personal. This beginning becomes the bedrock and foundation they use to build their business. It is the catalyst for success and new opportunities. Most beginnings start from a positive experience; however, many do not. In this episode, Jennifer Rychlick (AKA: Ms. Mindful) explains how her entrepreneurial journey began when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 38. She calls this her “great awakening” and it led her on a six-year journey to understand disease, health, and her own self. This ultimately led to her leaving her six-figure income career to start her own business called She Flower. Jennifer's story is amazing. We are thrilled she came on our podcast to share it because anyone who listens will come away inspired and motivated. Here is more about Jennifer: Jennifer is a Certified Holistic Life Coach to the Powerful Female. Specializing in natural remedies to enhance and empower the mind and body. Sharing how she took ownership of her own health and how you can to. After her fight with ovarian cancer at thirty-eight and other health challenges before and after cancer, she found a deep desire to understand why many were suffering – from anxiety to cancer and everything in between. But more importantly, she wanted to find SOLUTIONS. She has spent a decade studying, (more like obsessing) implementing and practicing how to own her personal health. She likes to break this knowledge down and share it in a whole new light that gets results, makes sense while also being easy and pleasurable. To find out more about Jennifer, check out: https://sheflower.com/ (sheflower.com) ** Are you ready to learn the fundamentals to successfully launch your business? We are here to help. Join us on February 15, 2021 for a live business workshop to learn the five key fundamentals for starting a business. For more detail's checkout the link below: http://www.startupempowered.com/registration (www.startupempowered.com/registration) For more about what we are all about at aCent101 go to our website: http://www.acent101.com (www.acent101.com)

Hello Everyone welcome to Reaching Out Radio International, we are a ministry team working in one mind one accord in love and unity as the body of Christ, sharing the Gospel into the world. Tonight's program is Pioneering the Frontier, with host Jennifer Butler & Jennifer Foster.  Tonight's program title is "Until Every Ear Hears-Interview with Montell Fields. Jennifer & Jennifer felt led to honor Evangelist montell Fields, Founder and manager of Reaching Out Radio International. We will share in her journey as a woman of God, her and her husbands ministry work and how Reaching Out Radio International was birthed. We are going to get to know Evangelist Montell Fields heart for Jesus and people, she has a servants heart she is not happy unless she is serving. Her hearts desire is for God to use her to reach every corner of every Nation until every ear hears the Gospel the true message of the cross!! We hope you will join us and share in her journey, prepare to laugh, cry and have an amazing night in the Lord. We thank you for listening for your continued prayers and support as we share the Gospel into the world! God Bless You All!

Jennifer Dopazo is a graphic designer specializing in Brand Identity, Interaction Design and UX/UI Design. She's the founder of multimedia design studio Candelita and a 3-time American Graphic Design Award winner. Jennifer helps organizations attract their dream clients by translating their big vision into an awesome digital experience with a unified brand. She's worked with companies like The New York Times, Pepsi and Nickelodeon, along with authors like Danielle LaPorte. Here's what we covered on the episode: How Jennifer's podcast company asked if I'd be interested in hosting Jennifer on my podcast, to which I said yes because we've never had someone on the podcast to discuss membership design before Jennifer tells the story of how she dropped out of business school and went back to painting school, where her teacher suggested she go into design How Jennifer's brother was talking to his friend whose sister works as an illustrator and how they connected her and Jennifer Jennifer explains that the sister was a professor at the school in Venezuela that Jennifer went to and how she explained that the design school is great because it's more than graphic design or illustration, it's visual communication Jennifer enrolled in school and in three years was graduated and wondering what to do next, when her brother suggested she move out to NY and complete a postgraduate course After graduating college, Jennifer worked in a small studio her professor founded doing government and non-profit work Jennifer explains that she's kept her business small and how she is in the front, working one on one with clients while she has developers and a designers helping her in the back Jennifer expresses how keeping her business small has made for better connections and better client care Jennifer is friends with Nathalie Lussier, creator of AcessAlly who reached out to the community and asked people if they'd be interested in being part of what they were launching and learning a new way to offer a different service, which is how Jennifer got involved in memberships Why Jennifer loves working in memberships is because she gets to see many different professionals, from different backgrounds come to her and say, I want to build a learning platform Jennifer starts by defining her clients' customer journey and asking them what they want their members to learn/do so they can map it out and create a list of tasks to accomplish Jennifer explains how some platforms have too many bells and whistles that overwhelm members and how you need to decide if you want to have a platform or if you want to host it yourself How it can be hard to keep members' retention after a while and how Jennifer walks her clients through keeping them engaged with new content and different interactions Jennifer gives examples of how to keep members engaged through community involvement, becoming an ambassador, offering different content, or specialized events. How Jennifer tackles clients wanting to use other platform ideas and how she walks them through an exercise that gives them clarity on what they actually need for their platform Why Jennifer tries to discover what the minimum requirement is for each member to come back and feel that they are learning and why it's not good to throw everything at them when they login When Jennifer's clients go through this exercise and gain a better understanding of why they like the reference they picked, it can sometimes be a branding issue and not an experience issue Jennifer shares her loves for processes and how she always starts with discovery work, which is all about your member persona, understanding the user journey, and understanding the design and architecture Jennifer likes to keep her clients very involved and feels it makes them trust you more when they get to see your process How Jennifer believes everyone has their own process that works best for them and how doing that process will make for the best delivery One tip Jennifer has for creatives who want to create their own methodology is to document what your process to deliver looks like, so then you can give yourself specific tasks that need to be done Keep it simple by splitting up your framework into six phases and defining what before and after looks like for each phase How LinkedIn has been Jennifer's best friend for finding consulting opportunities with big companies like, The New York Times and how just talking about the past work she's done on her LinkedIn has helped her gain clients Jennifer shares that when it comes to accepting work, make sure you feel out if they are a good fit for you and make sure to take care of your space because it can be uninspiring to accept the wrong project or say yes to everything that comes your way Jennifer discusses the awards she has won, which have mostly been print work and shares that they have been projects that came her way through friends How one award winning design was a book cover that she loved working on because it was nice to get away from the computer and work on some illustration Connect with Jennifer on her website, the Candelita website, Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn Links mentioned: AccessAlly Connect with Jennifer on her Website Candelita Website  Connect with Jennifer on Instagram  Connect with Jennifer on Facebook Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn   Like what you heard? Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to download my Sales Page Trello Board Let's connect on Instagram!

How do you move past soul-crushing feedback? Listen to how this mother and wife used hers to help propel her to becoming one of the top 50 mom podcasters of 2020. She talks about her experience managing a small group of volunteers and how she had to learn how to overcome her shyness to advocate for herself and her organization. How to find Jennifer:Jennifer is a mother a wife and a woman who wants to shed light on women during different seasons of life. Aka hot mess momma life. Jennifer is a big supporter of childhood ADHD, domestic violence survivors, and caregivers for veterans.  https://anchor.fm/mom2wife2lifehttps://www.facebook.com/Momtowifepluslife/https://www.instagram.com/mom2wifepluslife  Music Courtesy of Raymond Ali

Calm the Chaos Episode 23 Jennifer Louden, Author Why Bother?  Discover the Desire for What’s Next JENNIFER LOUDEN is a personal growth pioneer who helped launch the concept of self-care with her first bestseller, The Woman’s Comfort Book. Since then, she’s written six additional books on wellbeing and whole living, including The Woman’s Retreat Book and The Life Organizer, with close to a million copies of her books in print in nine languages. Jennifer has spoken around the U.S., Canada, and Europe, and has written a national magazine column for a Martha Stewart magazine. Plus, she’s been profiled or quoted in dozens of major magazines; two of Brené Brown’s books, Daring Greatly and Dare to Lead; and has appeared on hundreds of TV programs, radio shows, and podcasts—even on Oprah. Jennifer has been teaching women’s retreats since 1992 and creating vibrant online communities and innovative learning experiences since 1999. She writes weekly to her email list of 20,000 and hosts an online paid community of over 600 members. She lives in Boulder, Colorado. What  You’ll Learn Go from Despair to the Desire for wanting more! Steps to Why Bother Leave Behind- Examine the excuses we make! Ease In-  Get the fire going. You matter and what you want matters! Take the time to turn towards yourself Settle In and Find the Stillness.  At our core is peace and well-being. Unless we sit in the stillness we don’t know or hear what we want.   Desire- Life is speaking to you. Allow yourself to feel that desire Become by Doing-  You begin to experiment Be Seen- Be seen as your whole self The Oasis Group with Jennifer Jennifer’s Retreats Jennifer’s Challenge for the listeners!  Resources Jennifer Louden Website here Deborah’s Website for Life Coaching here Take the Quiz on Deborah’s site here Enjoy the show? Don’t miss an episode, follow the podcast on ITunes and Spotify Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast and share with a friend!

Success found through fear does not equal fulfillment. For Jennifer Jayde, this sentiment marked a pivotal change in her life and her career. Jennifer, a former mortgage broker turned successful photographer and life and business coach, found herself in her mid-twenties having achieved everything that she believed would bring her happiness. She was married to a supportive husband, thriving in a well-paying career, and owned multiple properties… but something was missing. One day she received a call that literally turned her life upside down. A close family member was diagnosed with a terminal illness at a very young age and was going to be leaving behind two daughters. The feelings of unhappiness and doubt were already creeping in, and it was in this moment that she realized she needed to make a big change. Jennifer started pursuing her passion of photography and went all in. After winning multiple awards and traveling the world, she thought she’d finally found her path. But those overwhelming feelings of doubt came creeping back. Listen as Jennifer shares the path she took to find her true calling in coaching others to find and follow their passions. The fears are still there, but with every step she takes, her journey is revealed more clearly than ever. Through it all, Jennifer has realized that her greatest fear is reaching her deathbed with regrets. So with every step, Jennifer follows her heart, takes soul-aligned action and propels herself toward a life she loves. All while inspiring others to do the same along the way.    In this Episode: [02:01] Welcome Jennifer to the show and learn about the path that led her to her dreams. [05:24] Hear the wake up call that drove her to make big changes in her life. [08:12] Jennifer shares what her greatest fear is now and how it moved her forward. [11:03] Learn how Jennifer found out about coaching and why she knew it was her path. [13:11] It’s important to push yourself out of your comfort zone to keep growing. [16:17] Remember to surround yourself with people who dream big and think big. [18:09] Why group programs help push the need forward, even if you have already invested in one-on-one coaching. [21:27] Listen as Jennifer shares the huge game-changer that shifted her mindset. [23:26] How has Jennifer’s life changed since our Paris live event? [28:52] Clarity comes from action, so keep moving. [29:54] Why your actions still need to be soul-aligned. [32:38] Jennifer shares the biggest challenge she’s faced over the last few years. [39:16] Connect with Jennifer and find out what’s coming up next for her. [41:25] Listen to your soul to create a life better than your dreams.   Links & Resources: Subscribe to the Podcast: I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts I Heart My Life Show on Spotify Connect with Jennifer: Jennifer’s Website The Awakening by Jennifer Jayde The Awakeners Certification Jennifer on Instagram Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website I Heart My Life on Instagram I Heart My Life on Facebook I Heart My Life on LinkedIn Email: info@iheartmylife.com Book a Call Episode Sponsor: I Heart Coaching   Quotes: “When the student is ready, a teacher appears.” - Jennifer Jayde “Do I want to get to my deathbed and never know what could have been? What if this is a huge success? And even if it isn’t, I would rather try and risk failing at something than to never know what could have been.” - Jennifer Jayde “If you allow your soul to lead the way and you say “yes!” even despite the fear that your head is trying to create. The loud obnoxious fear that it creates. If you drop down from your head into your heart and you just say yes and you hang on and you trust that, it’s amazing what unfolds from there.” - Jennifer Jayde

I interview Jennifer Louden, a personal growth pioneer who helped launch the concept of self-care with her first best-selling book The Woman’s Comfort Book. Brené Brown has this to say about Jennifer: “Jennifer shows you how to live with more courage and greater intention and how to embrace the truth that you are enough right now.”  In this insightful episode we talk about: Being a self care pioneer Saying yes to everything Staying fit and starting to run in midlife Moving beyond the fear of falling How running is good for maintaining bone density, mood and longevity The importance of staying mobile The importance of making what we want in life Why it can be good to be suspicious of self care How self care can help get you more in touch with your values and how you want to live – not the bath salts! Taking the time to show up in the world Claiming and sharing our voices Making commitments to ourselves and sticking to them as we would to those made to others The importance of retreat in midlife and the discomfort of slowing down to do that How looking deeply inside can be scary What stops us from getting our scary sh*t done Tips to get your scary sh*t done And lots more! Find out more about Jennifer and her work on her website. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it and maybe leave a review on iTunes or wherever you’re listening.  Thank you! Find out how to leave a review here.  You can find out more information and get the show notes to every episode at magnificentmidlife.com. That’s also where you’ll find strategies, support and resources to help make your midlife magnificent. There’s a midlife wellness program, courses, midlife mentoring to help make the most of your next chapter and our online Members Club. If not now, when?

Jennifer Lotze is the Instructional Technology Coordinator for the Hudson School District. She previously served as an Instructional Technology Trainer in the Sheboygan Area School District and an Educational Consultant at CESA 11. During her teaching career, she worked as a Cross Categorical Special Educator and focused on teaching individuals with disabilities how to use technology to be successful in their everyday lives. Within her special education program, she helped her students to create a successful business within the school environment. She is a Google for Education Certified Trainer and works with educational professionals all over the country as they integrate technology into their learning environments. She presents to help individuals get the most out of the technology they have access to and make accommodations to existing technology for use with all students. She received her Masters Degree from Carthage College in the area of Educational Leadership with an emphasis in Assistive Technology. Not only my conversation with Jennifer real on so many levels for both of us, there is such a spirit of support couched within the reality of leading as a woman in spaces often held by men. The conversation is one of my favorites, and though I was tempted to edit in a place here and there, I remembered what I know about this In AWE Community and its incredible capacity to affirm that there is a mission in each message. I know this one will land perfectly. I am deeply honored to share with you Jennifer Lotze’s trailblazer story. Connect with Jennifer: Jennifer on Twitter AWE Inspiring Recommendations: Kelly Hoyland on Twitter Kaye Kenrickson on Twitter Kaye’s Episode on the In AWE Podcast Sarah Radcliffe on Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inawepodcast/message

Kim is super excited to have Jennifer Tracy as a guest on the podcast this week! Jennifer is a mom, entrepreneur, writer, and the host of MILF podcast. (Moms I'd like to follow) In other words, she's one seriously kick-ass woman and we love those kinds of women around here! Jennifer grew up in Colorado but moved to Los Angeles in her early twenties where she still lives with her son and pups. In this episode, Jennifer shares several pages from her life story including her time in NYC working as a model, college, moving to LA, finding her passion for writing, becoming a mom, struggling w/ postpartum depression, losing the palazzo pants & baggy t-shirt, divorce, pole dancing, writing a novel, and starting a podcast. Jennifer has also been sober for 20 years and as she discusses her journey to sobriety, Kim opens up about a personal experience with a friend who is now in stage 4 liver failure due to years of alcoholism. Jennifer tells us about her inspiration behind MILF podcast and why she feels it's so important for women to share their stories. There is power in our story!!! Oh, and they laugh a lot in this one! Like a whole lot! Connect with Jennifer Jennifer's website Jennifer on Instagram Listen to MILF podcast here Hey! Since you are already here, don't forget to subscribe for weekly updates from WTFeminine! Let's get connected! Kim's website WTFeminine of Instagram Kim on Instagram Kim on Facebook

This month, I'm talking about starting, changing, and restarting your career. Last week's episode covered how to identify the source of your job dissatisfaction and what to do about it. Today, I'm presenting case studies of people who made significant career changes, and the lessons to be learned from those changes. My hope is that you might identify with one or more of these case studies and find hope and direction in the paths they took. Case Study #1 – “Jennifer” “Jennifer” is a 25-year old with a bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies. When she came to me, she was working as a Model Manager for a NYC modeling agency. Although this was her first full-time job, Jennifer had done internships with two NYC PR firms. This work interested her, but she told herself she didn't have the qualifications to get a full-time job at a PR firm. Initially, Jennifer expressed an interest in moving to the other side of the table, as a Talent Booking Coordinator for a company—perhaps one of the ones she had supplied models for as a Model Manager. The profile of her ideal employer certainly supported this career move, as did her top skills in organization, research, attention to detail, communication, and a wide base of knowledge. Here's where things got interesting for Jennifer: when she completed the Target Employer Ranking form. This is where a client identifies about 25 potential “dream” employers, then evaluates those employers against the criteria the client has identified as being ideal for her. On her list initially was just 2 PR firms, and both firms came out on the top of her ranking form, largely because of the collaborative working environment and the opportunity to do a wide range of tasks. My recommendation to Jennifer, who I'm still working with, is to add a couple more PR firms to her target employer list and evaluate them. This process has been such a revelation for Jennifer who now is full-speed ahead on gaining a position in PR, and who recognizes the value she will bring to a PR firm. She is energized and highly motivated! While Jennifer and I haven't yet launched her job search, she has extensive NYC connections in PR firms including the two she interned with, and I have absolute confidence in her ability to land her dream job. Case Study #2 – “Randy” “Randy” is a 26-year-old with an Associate degree in Turf Management. He is currently working as a groundskeeper for a major league sports team and will complete his bachelor's degree in Business Administration in about three months. He's very dissatisfied in his current position, mostly due to the lack of decision-making ability he has and a work environment that isn't collaborative. He has felt for some time that he is meant for more, professionally speaking, than what he's currently doing. The question has been what that “something more” is. Before earning his Associate degree, Randy was at a university with majors in Economics, Business, and a minor in Actuarial Science. In short, Randy didn't have a career path, and eventually took a break from higher education to figure himself out. When he first came to me about majoring in Turf Management at a technical school, I didn't see the fit. However, Randy's personality and interest assessments presented an unusual picture: he likes to work with his hands AND he wants to be in a position of influence. He has a high need for structure and routine and has strong attention to detail. Further, Randy wants to work in a field where he can improve processes to make them more effective and efficient. Randy is currently conducting informational interviews and job shadowing with people in supply chain management. He is 90% certain this is the field he wants to pursue. What's up next with Randy? We will be redesigning his resume and LinkedIn profile to show the transferability of his skills and accomplishments in light of his new career path. We'll then map out a job search strategy that focuses on active methods to get an entry-level position in supply chain management. Then we'll conduct some practice interviews to hone both his interviewing skills and his comfort level with presenting himself in a completely new line of work. Case Study #3 – “Michael” “Michael” is a 22-year-old recent college graduate with a bachelor's degree in Global Business. When he came to me, he was doing contract work for an abstract company. As we went through the “Land Your Dream Job” program, Michael's interest in human resources emerged. He wanted work with variety and required interaction with colleagues. He considers himself a caring and empathic person. Michael has strong attention to detail and is a quick and efficient worker. Fortunately, all companies of any size have an HR function, and Michael lives in the northeast, so he was able to identify several companies of interest to him. He was particularly interested in companies in the automotive, fashion, pharma, and financial services fields. I'm considering Michael's story that of a career-change, even though he hadn't really started his career yet. He came out of college without a clear career focus, and by working with me honed in on the career path he wants to take. So what are the lessons to be learned from these three case studies? Here are five: 1. Don't expect to get it right, right out of the gate. 2. Assess what's working, and what isn't, before automatically jumping ship. 3. Starting over is easier when you haven't moved very far into a career yet. 4. Pay attention to where your mind wanders, as that can be a great indicator of what you are passionate about. 5. It doesn't matter what your degree is in. Probably.   To visit my website:  www.exclusivecareercoaching.com Follow My YouTube channel (Lesa Edwards); it's chocked full of value career management content is easily digestible bites.  Want to speak with an expert about your career/job search goals? Need help figuring out what's holding you back from achieving your dream career? Let's talk. Here's the link to schedule a 30-minute consult call with me:  www.timetrade.com/book/D6KLN. Hope to see you soon!   

In this episode of Birth Kweens, we’re talking with Jennifer Summerfeldt, MACP about birth trauma. Jennifer is a counselor who has nearly two decades of experience working in maternal health and psychology. In addition to being a counsellor, she’s also been a childbirth advocate, maternal educator, doula, midwifery apprentice, and published writer. She is the founder and creator of the Healing After Birth program, where she uses her expertise and voice to help advance the dialogue on motherhood, mental health, and healing. She is the author of the book Healing After Birth. Here’s what we cover with Jennifer: Jennifer’s background and how her own pregnancy and birth experiences led her to the field of maternal mental health How to define trauma, specifically as it relates to birth Signs and symptoms of birth trauma Some theories on why many new parents find it so difficult to identify that they’ve experienced birth trauma and/or reach out for help Some misconceptions about trauma How to define dysregulation of the nervous system and why it’s an important concept to understand when it comes to healing from trauma The relationship between trauma and shame How to get started working through a traumatic birth experience when it seems completely overwhelming/impossible The important role that meditation plays in healing from trauma Find binaural beats on Sacred Acoustics Click here to buy Jennifer’s amazing book, Healing After Birth   SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! Get a great personalized gift from Swanky Badger. Enter code KWEENS at checkout for 10% off! Sign up for a Fab Fit Fun box today! Enter code KWEENS for $10 off your first box! --- If you liked this episode of the Birth Kweens Podcast, tell your friends! And go to iTunes, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and Spotify to rate/review/subscribe to the show. For more from us, visit www.BirthKweens.com to sign up for our newsletter. Follow us on Instagram @BirthKweens, join our Facebook group the Birth Kweens Podcast Community, and email us at birthkweens@gmail.com with your questions, suggestions and feedback. Also, be sure to click here so that you can support the show while doing your regular Amazon shopping!

In this week's episode of the Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud podcast, Steve is joined by educators Jim Malanowski, Heather Fuller, and Jennifer Butler from Morgan County Schools in Georgia to discuss their Knowledge, Attitude, Skills and Habits (KASH) project and how it connects to students’ life skills as well as school skills.   Get in touch with Jennifer: Jennifer.butler@morgan.k12.ga.us Get in touch with Heather: heather.fuller@morgan.k12.ga.us Subscribe to the Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud podcast on iTunes or visit BarkleyPD.com to find new episodes. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Cindy's off this week, so I have the honor of interviewing two of the Symetra Tour's QSeries Finalists: Jennifer Kupcho & Sarah Schmelzel. More on Jennifer: Jennifer 21, is from Westminster, Colo. and is a senior at Wake Forest. She won the 2018 NCAA individual championship title; the first wire-to-wire NCAA Champion since 2002. Played on the 2018 U.S. Curtis Cup and Palmer Cup Teams. Made three career starts on the LPGA, including two top-25 finishes (T16, 2018 Marathon Classic; T21, 2017 U.S. Women’s Open). More on Sarah: Sarah 24, is from Phoenix, Ariz. Made cuts in 18-of-21 starts on the Symetra Tour in 2018; her second season on the Tour. Had seven top-10 finishes on the Symetra Tour in 2018; in her last five events, she had four top-five finishes to finish 13th on the Official Money List. Schmelzel earned All-America Honorable Mention while at University of South Carolina and was a 2016 Golfweek All-American. When Schmelzel was in fourth grade she watched Annika Sorenstam’s historic 59 at the 2001 Standard Register PING at her home course, Moon Valley Country Club. Join us LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen to the Women of Golf on these social media platforms  iTunes.com , Stitcher.com  & Tunein.com & Talkstreamlive.com

Be sure to sign up for Kelly's newsletter so you are always connected and inspired! Sign up here! Here are a few of the big topics we talked about: Kelly introduces Jennifer Longmore. Jennifer shares how she got to where she is now with her soul’s journey. It can be a struggle to be claircognizant in school, because not everyone understands. Jennifer shares her journey to acceptance, after trying to shut the thoughts and feelings down. The Akashic Record Our soul’s calling - and is this our soul’s achievement or what we should be doing with our life. Free questions to uncover your soul’s calling Overcoming the fear around our soul’s purpose. We used extremely charged words to describe fears that are often just an illusion. Kelly and Jennifer discuss the fear associated with performance and how it relates to our fears around our soul’s calling. More tips on how to clear out this fear and actually show up for our audience (in whatever way fits your needs) Stop stuffing who you are down, let yourself shine. We are not meant to resonate with everyone, but we are meant to resonate with ourselves. The book: Four Agreements How to handle it when you do not resonate with yourself, or you feel a way you don’t like. Jennifer shares how she gets back into alignment. Focus on who you want to be, and how you want to be remembered. Jennifer shares what her Inner Voice is asking of her.   In Jennifer’s Voice: “I feel like for those of us that are claircognizant, we may struggle a little bit more with expressing ourselves because we're aware that what we say a lot of times makes people feel uncomfortable, and we're not even sure why.”   “The Akashic Records are basically your soul's blueprint, your soul's path in this lifetime, so everyone you're meant to meet and the parents you choose. Give you all of the learning that you needed and what you're here to master and what you're here to share, all of that is built into your chart”   “Our purpose is to receive wisdom from other people, and in doing so in that exchange of energy, almost like an infinity symbol, we send that information back to the universe, and the universe evolves as we evolve, so then we each have our own imprint.”   “Our purpose is to receive wisdom from other people, and in doing so in that exchange of energy, almost like an infinity symbol, we send that information back to the universe, and the universe evolves as we evolve, so then we each have our own imprint.”   “Unless there's an actual risk to our safety, our fear monger, our monkey mind is really just trying to keep us small because our ego's designed to protect us, and our soul's designed to help us feel expansive, so anytime we're not facing a real fear, and by that I mean a legitimate, I've got a fight or flight sort of moment, then we know that's illusion.”   “The cool thing is is that because we're always going to be too much or not enough for people, we're not gonna win either way, and it really isn't a game anyways, so let's just be ourselves”   “We just always do our best, and our best is going to change from day to day, but as long as I feel like I've done my best in each moment, then that allows me to feel like I'm resonating with the essence of who I really am.”   “When I focus on who I wanna be and how I want to be remembered, that can really help me shift.”   Connect with Jennifer: Jennifer’s Website Uncover Your Soul’s Calling The Purpose Posse (Jennifer’s Facebook Group) Twitter Instagram Facebook

...weil die Welt unser Zuhause ist :-) ...Als digitaler Nomade hast du die Möglichkeit mit deinem ortsunabhängigen Job von überall auf der Welt Geld zu verdienen und das Reisen mit der Arbeit zu verbinden. Das kann auf Dauer ganz schön ins Geld gehen - muss aber nicht ;). Umsonst wohnen auf Reisen? Wir haben heute eine Expertin zu Gast, die dir verrät wie du auf deinen Reisen mit der Unterkunft richtig viel Geld sparen kannst. Du erfährst: welche Möglichkeiten es gibt auf Reisen kostenlos zu wohnen weshalb du nur gewinnen kannst wenn du Initiative zeigst und ins Handeln kommst warum es so wichtig ist dankbar zu sein für alles was man bereits hat Jennifer Schlueter ist als digitale Nomadin in der Welt unterwegs. Als Texterin und Reisebloggerin liebt sie es Geschichten zu erzählen. In dieser Folge darfst du dich auf einige dieser spannenden Geschichten freuen. So nimmt sie dich unter anderem mit auf ihre persönliche Reise in das digitale Nomadentum. Mit ihrer Macher Mentalität hat Jennifer trotz Angst und Zweifel immer wieder Chancen und Gelegenheiten beim Schopf gepackt. Am Ende ist daraus jedes Mal etwas Gutes entstanden. Du wirst herausfinden, was eine Party damit zu tun hatte, dass sie auf einmal Chefredakteurin von 22 Zeitungen wurde und wie sie Zeiten gemeistert hat in denen sie keinen einzigen Cent mehr auf dem Konto hatte. Herausfordernde Situationen machen kreativ - so hat Jennifer Mittel und Wege gefunden sehr sparsam auf ihren Reisen zu leben. Sie berichtet von ihren Erfahrungen und erzählt dir auch von den tollen Erlebnissen die ihr das kostenlose Wohnen auf Reisen ermöglicht hat. Über eine gratis 4-tägige Safari in Afrika bis zu neuen Freunden auf der Welt verteilt - sei gespannt auf viele wertvolle Infos und coole Storys :-) . Wenn du jetzt am liebsten direkt los in die Welt möchtest, haben wir für dich auf unserem Blog eine Übersicht mit den Modellen zum kostenlosen Wohnen auf Reisen erstellt. ...und wann gehst du umsonst wohnen auf Reisen? Wir wünschen Dir ganz viel Spaß beim Sparen & Entdecken neuer Länder und Kulturen  :-) Timo & Sascha Shownotes Über Jennifer: Jennifer auf Facebook Jennifer auf Instagram Jennifers Blog: Discovering Legacies Zu unserem Blogpost und einer Übersicht der Modelle gehts hier.

...weil die Welt unser Zuhause ist :-) ...Als digitaler Nomade hast du die Möglichkeit mit deinem ortsunabhängigen Job von überall auf der Welt Geld zu verdienen und das Reisen mit der Arbeit zu verbinden. Das kann auf Dauer ganz schön ins Geld gehen - muss aber nicht ;). Umsonst wohnen auf Reisen? Wir haben heute eine Expertin zu Gast, die dir verrät wie du auf deinen Reisen mit der Unterkunft richtig viel Geld sparen kannst. Du erfährst: welche Möglichkeiten es gibt auf Reisen kostenlos zu wohnen weshalb du nur gewinnen kannst wenn du Initiative zeigst und ins Handeln kommst warum es so wichtig ist dankbar zu sein für alles was man bereits hat Jennifer Schlueter ist als digitale Nomadin in der Welt unterwegs. Als Texterin und Reisebloggerin liebt sie es Geschichten zu erzählen. In dieser Folge darfst du dich auf einige dieser spannenden Geschichten freuen. So nimmt sie dich unter anderem mit auf ihre persönliche Reise in das digitale Nomadentum. Mit ihrer Macher Mentalität hat Jennifer trotz Angst und Zweifel immer wieder Chancen und Gelegenheiten beim Schopf gepackt. Am Ende ist daraus jedes Mal etwas Gutes entstanden. Du wirst herausfinden, was eine Party damit zu tun hatte, dass sie auf einmal Chefredakteurin von 22 Zeitungen wurde und wie sie Zeiten gemeistert hat in denen sie keinen einzigen Cent mehr auf dem Konto hatte. Herausfordernde Situationen machen kreativ - so hat Jennifer Mittel und Wege gefunden sehr sparsam auf ihren Reisen zu leben. Sie berichtet von ihren Erfahrungen und erzählt dir auch von den tollen Erlebnissen die ihr das kostenlose Wohnen auf Reisen ermöglicht hat. Über eine gratis 4-tägige Safari in Afrika bis zu neuen Freunden auf der Welt verteilt - sei gespannt auf viele wertvolle Infos und coole Storys :-) . Wenn du jetzt am liebsten direkt los in die Welt möchtest, haben wir für dich auf unserem Blog eine Übersicht mit den Modellen zum kostenlosen Wohnen auf Reisen erstellt. ...und wann gehst du umsonst wohnen auf Reisen? Wir wünschen Dir ganz viel Spaß beim Sparen & Entdecken neuer Länder und Kulturen  :-) Timo & Sascha Shownotes Über Jennifer: Jennifer auf Facebook Jennifer auf Instagram Jennifers Blog: Discovering Legacies Zu unserem Blogpost und einer Übersicht der Modelle gehts hier.

Jennifer Bourn is an award-winning website designer. She also runs her own small business. At the beginning of 2011, her web design business ate up all of her time. 100+ hour work weeks were the norm. Travel (her passion) was impossible. Stress was high. Important tasks were falling through the cracks. Then, during her annual business retreat, she created a simple system to help onboard her new customers. Instead of repeating herself, she sent a series of automated emails that: set expectations outlined the project requested specific information sent useful tips and pretty much delighted all of her customers. Her automated email onboarding system worked so well, she added it to other parts of her business. In 1 year Jennifer was able to year cut her 100+ hour work week, filled with admin and email, to a 30-hour work week where she can focus on the thing she does best... design beautiful websites. I love this story so much. Listen in to find out exactly how Jennifer managed to: save time increase profits provide a better service by creating simple client management systems for her web design company. These automations worked when she played, didn't need to be managed and never let any step slip through the cracks. Enjoy! In this episode we cover: Specific automation tools. How to scale without hiring. What you need to do before creating your first system. Why systems can give you the confidence to raise your rates. Where to find time to create your systems. Quotables: "I was surprised by the amount of information I had to repeat to my clients." "You can't delegate crap unless you have a system for people to follow. Otherwise, you are just setting everyone up for failure." "Systems will boost profitability in your business." "The larger clients you get, the less automation the appreciate [but we still use the same systems, just took out the automation]." "You have to work on your business, not in your business." "I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." -  Maya Angelou Links and resources mention: Zapier - Connect apps and automate workflows. It's like the duct tape of the internet. MailChimp - Email marketing automation. AgileCRM - Contact management and sales automation. Ryan Clover - Zack's amazing web developer. TextExpander – Expand custom keyboard shortcuts into frequently-used text and pictures. TextExpander podcast #010 Emyth - famous book on small business systems Emyth podcast #012 Work The System MemberPress - membership plugin for WordPress AffiliateWP - affiliate program plugin for WordPress Chris Lema - smart WordPress developer Profitable Project Plan (aff link) - Jennifer's full system and training in a 12-week starting January 23, 2018 Client Captivation Webinar - Thursday, January 18, 2018, at 12:00 pm Pacific Time Relationship Engine – A private Facebook community to help service-based entrepreneurs get more clients. – zacharysexton.com/relationship Connect with Zack and Jennifer: Jennifer's Twitter: @jenniferbourn Jennifer LinkedIn: /in/jenniferbourn Jennifer Website: jenniferbourn.com Zack's Twitter: @zwsexton Zack's LinkedIn: /in/zacharysexton Leave iTunes Review: zacharysexton.com/review Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast, PocketCast or your favorite podcast player. It’s easy, you’ll get new episodes automatically, and it also helps the show gain exposure. The shownotes can be found at zacharysexton.com/49

Meditation Retreat with Jennifer Howd. In this week's edition of Tranquility du Jour, Jennifer and I discuss silent meditation retreats—how to set up a home meditation retreat, what to bring to a group retreat, and why retreats serve as a "metaphysical tune-up." Direct download: Tranquility du Jour #411: Meditation Retreat Upcoming Events Yoga + Mindfulness Mini Retreat in DC: December 31, 2017 Yoga, Mindfulness + Creativity in Costa Rica: February 17-24, 2018 Yoga + Art in West Virginia: June 1-3, 2018 Penning in Paris: July 23-27, 2018   Featured Guest: Jennifer Howd Hi! My name is Jennifer. I’m an Author, a Developmental Editor, and a UCLA-Certified Mindfulness Facilitator. I see your potential (even when you can’t). I believe in you (even when you don’t). I’m insatiably curious, and I like to ask questions—especially the big ones. Sunshine makes me happy. So does my family. I’m both a cat person AND a dog person. Hot pink is (obviously) my favorite color. I enjoy: writing, acting, drawing, making music, meditating, collaborating (and eating dark chocolate). And I spend a lot of time contemplating unquestioned answers.  Savvy Sources Find Jennifer jenniferhowd.com Twitter Facebook Sit, walk, don't talk Huffington Post Ways to work with Jennifer Jennifer on NPR Mentioned in the Podcast First interview on Tranquility du Jour #317 Facebook Live video Longwood Gardens Social Media Eye candy on Instagram Pin along with me on Pinterest Let’s connect on Facebook Follow moi on Twitter Watch via YouTube Tranquility Tips + Tools   Shop slow locally-made, eco-friendly fashion: TranquiliT Browse my 5 Books New to Tranquility du Jour? Peruse the FAQs Tranquility-filled E-courses Download the Tranquility du Jour Podcast App: iPhone and Android Sign up for Love Notes and access Tranquil Treasures Read about my passion for animals Request Pen a review on iTunes and/or share this podcast via social media, s‘il vous plaît. Pen a review of my books on Amazon or Goodreads. Techy To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes. New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411. Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released. Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to download the podcast "automagically" on iOS or Android.

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