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This conversation begins with Jesse Kauffman,  a psychotherapist who specializes in ADHD, offering a brief overview of ADHD as a nuanced journey.Host Staci Boden then shares how she began following the energy of ADHD through working with clients.From there, Staci and Jesse explore the meaning of difference, trauma, somatic connection, hyper focus, and creative genius within the realm of ADHD in relationship with following energy. What emerges is powerful possibility for the many ways following energy might inspire and support people living with ADHD. In fact, following energy can be a resource for navigating ADHD through:living more intentionally recognizing paradox and nuancefacilitating embodied awareness through somatic practiceperceiving differences as valuable if not always comfortable (ie. neurodiversity)transforming energetic and somatic experiences of shame, fear, trauma providing structure which also supports creative exploration balancing individual needs with big picture aspirationslearning inner trust and intuitionreplacing a need to control with the ability to make healthier choicesshifting reacting into responding to improve relationshipsReferences:Following Energy for Change Makers with Staci BodenA four month program to level up in work and life through embodied leadership.Sign-up now for bonus features.Rebel Therapist podcast: Follow the Energy of Your Business with Annie Schuessler featuring Staci Boden 

This is part 2 in a series sharing the voices of people who have been through Rebel Therapist programs recently. They have created some phenomenal offerings. I want you to hear from them because It will inspire you to realize you can create something amazing too. You will get to hear a bit about what they learned in creating these programs and that will help normalize the process entrepreneurs go through. You may fall in love with them. I know I have. So for this series, you'll be hearing from these incredible folks. Introducing: Heidi Savell, (she/her) is a therapist, coach, and educator who has been working with polyamorous people for almost a decade. She believes that polyamory can be a satisfying and empowering relationship model, and is passionate about helping folks find confidence and joy in their relationships. https://www.shelovesradically.com/ J Carlin has over 32 years of experience providing training, workshops, and coaching for leaders of all levels in diverse organizations; been a psychotherapist for over 29 years specializing in trauma recovery; and over 20 years as a tenured college psychology professor and now serves as the department chair of the Behavioral Sciences Department. https://www.jennifercarlinmft.com/leading-with-insight Jesse Kauffman is a therapist in private practice helping adults with ADHD find integration and alignment in their life. He is also the owner and host of See a Therapist, a video marketing service empowering therapists in private practice to prioritize authenticity over perfection in marketing. seeatherapist.me Valerie DiLuggo is a Marriage and Family Therapist and a Dating and Relationship coach. She is passionate about helping people love and be loved. She helps women date in the patriarchy and helps couples learn practical & actionable relationship skills so their relationships flourish. She describes herself as the ‘dating doula' or the ‘fairy godmother you meet along the and Valerie's talks and teachings are all colored with humor and vulnerability. She is the founder of the “So this is love” Club, an online community which features Valerie's “Find Love Programs” such as “Reset yourself for love” and “mastering the dating game.” https://www.sothisislove.club Show notes at http://rebeltherapist.me/podcast/180

Rich invites Professor of History, and author, Jesse Kauffman from Eastern Michigan University to the Common Bridge, to talk about The Ukraine through history, and the geopolitical impact and implications ramifications today.Support the show (https://RichardHelppie.com)

Jesse Kauffman is the Vice President and Lead Consultant of Everyday Business Resilience Group, LLC. He has a successful 17-year career across a broad range of industries, bringing the expertise and skill needed to assist businesses. His experience includes: Developing highly effective global corporate business continuity processes and crisis management training for executive leadership teams and large-scale nutrition and pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities with Mead Johnson Nutrition and AstraZeneca. Large-scale global project management for new product innovations, on schedule and on budget, for Mead Johnson Nutrition. $35 million capital process ownership and leading-edge innovative systems management development for Mead Johnson's North American manufacturing supply chain network. In this episode, Jesse shares his experiences to provide insights into business resilience and how to build it to grow and scale businesses. Insights he shares include: What is business resilience and why is it importantWhy do companies struggle to think about resilience beyond physical infrastructureIs business resilience just a cost or can it help scale businessesThe change that Jesse has encountered with business resilience since he began his journeyThe key drivers that motivate people to plan and evaluate their business resilienceThe dimensions of business resilience we need to considerKey elements to focus on to build and maintain resiliency in your businessHow best to measure and manage resilienceHow culture and leadership drive the resilience of an organizationThe systems approach and adaptability to building resilienceWhy worst-case scenario planning is unhelpful to building resilienceHow best to be resilient despite the increasing interdependence we have on other businesses and their systemsBusiness resilience successes and failures we can learn fromand much much more ...

With the challenges we've all faced in 2020 and beyond, it's clear that ALL businesses need the same capabilities and preparedness that Global Corporations have been utilizing for years. Risk management and crisis management are already on the minds of large companies, but small companies need to be prepared as well. They need to be self-sufficient so they, too can thrive in the face of the unexpected. Everyday Business Resilience Jess Kauffman Linkedin Facebook Twitter - @jesse_kauffman LinkedIn Business Facebook - @EveryDayBusinessResilience Twitter - @EBRG_Evansville Michelle Segrest has created and branded editorial content for the processing industries since 2008. No other reporter in the processing industries has seen manufacturing as up-close-and-personal as Michelle Segrest. She has toured manufacturing facilities in more than 75 cities, in 12 countries, and on three continents. She has covered more than 150 industry events worldwide and has been the keynote speaker at three national conferences. Contact her at michelle@navigatecontent.com She is the author of the 3-volume book series “Modern Manufacturing” which features more than 30 real-world stories of industry champions and how they are using big data and innovative processes to build the factory of the future. Resources and Links: Factory of the Future Podcast Manufacturing Trends Build the Factory of the Future Bionics Drive Factory Automation The Future of IIoT Augmented Reality Robotics Modern Manufacturing Book Series If you have interesting information to share and want to contact Michelle about being a guest on a future episode of this Podcast, send her an email at michelle@navigatecontent.com. Music: Powerwalkin' by Future Joust www.epidemicsound.com Some of these links may be affiliate links. This means that if you click a link and place an order, I may make a small commission at absolutely no extra cost to you! I appreciate your support and hope you find value in this content. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michelle-segrest/support

The great benefit of experience and the knowledge necessary to equip yourself with the capabilities of to be of service to others. For Jesse Kauffman the Vice President and Lead Consultant of Everyday Business Resilience Group, LLC he has s a successful 17-year career across a broad range of industries, bringing the expertise and skill needed to assist your business, including work in: Developing highly effective global corporate business continuity processes and crisis management training for executive leadership teams and large scale nutrition and pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities with Mead Johnson Nutrition and AstraZeneca. · Large scale global project management for new product innovations, on schedule and on budget, for Mead Johnson Nutrition. · $35 million capital process ownership and leading edge innovative systems management development for Mead Johnson's North American manufacturing supply chain network. He Took some time out of his busy schedule to share his vast experience in the world of business. For more information: https://www.everydaybusinessresilience.com/ Facebook: @EveryDayBusinessResilience Twitter: @EBRG_Evansville LinkedIn: @Everyday Business Resilience Group, LLC

Originally broadcast May 3, 2019. Jerzy’s begun a new comics project, and it’s been a while since we’ve had an art demo on the LIA Cast, so this week join Jerzy and Rob for a demonstration and discussion on designing sound elements in your comics using Clip Studio Paint. Sponsors for this episode Science Comics: Rockets Art & Science Punks Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Jesse Kauffman Becca Hillburn Nathan Seabolt Ben Odgren Brandon Dayton Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram

In this podcast episode, Jordan interviews Jesse Kauffmann from ShippingTree to learn when you need to reach out to a third-party fulfillment for your eCommerce business.Learn how ShippingTree helps a lot of eCommerce entrepreneurs save time and manage their order fulfillment. Get to know their step-by-step logistics process from order placement, inventory, and returns. Listen to the full episode to know how your business can possibly collaborate with them. Learn more about Jesse and ShippingTree: https://shippingtree.co/Marketing Calculator:https://mindfulmarketing.co/marketing-calculatorRegister for a webinar here: https://mindfulmarketing.co/free-webinarTake the 10 point quiz to see how effective your 2020 strategy is!https://mindfulmarketing.co/quiz Have an e-commerce business of your own?Join the Secrets To Scaling Online Facebook group!https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretstoscalingonline

Jerzy and Rob are joined by Steve Hamaker, creator of Plox, collaborator on The Pathfinders Society, and colorist of the graphic novels Hilo and Bone. Together they look at how color helps tell a story, and explore some digital coloring techniques. Sponsors for this episode Four Million Years Later Rob and Kate's coaching Lean Into Art Discord Links mentioned: Plox The Pathfinders Society Table Titans HiLo Bone Steve's Twitch Channel Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Nate Marcell Jesse Kauffman Jonathan Wornson JS Taskis Gail Buschman This week's 2 Minute Practice Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter

Every year is worth reflecting on, both Jerzy and Rob had interesting professional adventures in 2019 and now it’s 2020! Perfect time to look back and ask what we learned from those adventures. Sponsors for this episode Boulder and Fleet: Mining for Trouble Goal Setting Using Design & Storytelling - Journal and Workshop Lean Into Art Discord Links mentioned: Being There When a Team is Starting Their First Design Journey Calendly Thanks to our top Patreon supporters k Spencer Hallam JSTaskis Jesse Kauffman Ashley Knapp Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitch

It’s time for a fresh look at why mini-comics are so great. Join us for a discussion on the advantages mini-comics offer when added to your art practice. Sponsors for this episode Boulder and Fleet: Adventurers for Hire This Panda Needs You Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Jesse Kauffman Jodels Pox Tim F Ashley Knapp Cameron Callahan Links mentioned in this episode Laffy Meal, by Pranas Naujokaitis Kosmo-Knot Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter Support the show via Patreon Lean Into Art Patreon

Jerzy and Rob look at how they’re finding Art Soundoff, model some of the strategies they use to create audio journals, and celebrate some of the entries by the Leaners this year. Sponsors for this episode Four Million Years Later Podcast Rob & Kate Coaching/Mentoring Lean Into Art Discord Links mentioned: Grok-It Science Hiro's Art Soundoff Show Synia Sidhe's Sounds Leonard Angelo Art Yoshi's Crafted World BW Media Spotlight Becca Hillburn's Art Soundoffs Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Mike White Rachel Ross JS Taskis Sophie Lawson Jesse Kauffman Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitch

Things come up, new projects, unexpected challenges with a task, requests from a collaborator that could use your help. Join Jerzy and Rob for a discussion of unexpected problems and a couple of helpful discoveries in this episode of the Lean Into Art cast. Sponsors for this episode Amazon Academy Rob's new Skillshare class Lean Into Art Workshops Links mentioned Calca Affinity Publisher John Aman Amazing Man Kickstarter ibis Paint X Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Keri Goble Bilick Jesse Kauffman k Sophie Lawson Nate Marcel Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram

Jerzy’s begun a new comics project, and it’s been a while since we’ve had an art demo on the LIA Cast, so this week join Jerzy and Rob for a demonstration and discussion on designing sound elements in your comics using Clip Studio Paint. Sponsors for this episode Science Comics: Rockets Art & Science Punks Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Jesse Kauffman Becca Hillburn Nathan Seabolt Ben Odgren Brandon Dayton Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram

This week Jerzy and Rob explore a topic proposed by a Leaner: Why publish/post/share our work at all? If there are more motivations beyond making a living, are they merely approval-seeking? And is that healthy? Links to sites mentioned You Are Not So Smart episode 145 Sponsors for this episode The Kids' Comics Awards Art and Science Punks Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Brandon Dayton Jesse Kauffman Becca Hillburn Ashley Knapp Ben Odgren Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter

Talking about improving your visual memory on the LIA Cast with Brandon Dayton! Have you ever noticed that sometimes the best drawings you make are the ones for which you have a very clear mental picture? Have you ever tried to draw something from reference materials and just can't accurately capture it? Is the first situation simply a moment of "inspiration," and the second situation "artistic funk"? How might things change if we consider the difference between seeing and object and perceiving an object? By improving our visual memory skills, might we one day be able to draw entirely from memory like Kim Jun gi? This time we have a discussion on the role of perception in illustration with guest Brandon Dayton, who shares some tips on how to improve your visual memory and draw with improved accuracy. Links mentioned: Brandon's Batman 2000 illustration Brandon's Quizlets The Talent Code Stephen Rousar's Memory Drawing The Lean Into Art Patreon campaign, where you can now find Extra Lean episodes! Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Ben Odgren Owen Jollands Jesse Kauffman Nate Marcel Sophie Lawson Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram

Listener/leaner Rachel Ross posted a question recently to the LIA Patreon: “How do you benchmark if you are doing "better" at art than you were in the past?” Join us for a discussion about how do we measure qualities of our work and how does that affect us and our work over time. Sponsors for this episode Amazon Academy This Panda Needs You Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Spencer Hallam k Jesse Kauffman Becca Hillburn Owen Jollands Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter

Visual storytelling is a big theme with the Lean Into Art podcast. Also: working with what you have as a storyteller to do a myriad of things that go with not just the creative process but also presenting your creative work in a useful and usable way. Jerzy and Rob talk about useful tools to consider using even if you’re not a User Experience (UX) designer. As we make and share our works we often encounter situations where we wonder if we could have shared it better - especially when that’s not our main focus for making a story, game, or other product. Join us for an exploration of some handy tools from the world of skills in UX. Sponsors for this episode Amazon Academy This Panda Needs You Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Brandon Dayton dee Juusan Espree Devora Jesse Kauffman Ben Odgren Links mentioned in this episode LIA Cast 36 - Preparedness, Pt 2 LIA Cast 86 - Character Writing is UI/UX Design? LIA Cast 116 - Collaborating on Your Project LIA Cast 198 - Using the Hero's Journey via Interpreting and Improvising LIA Cast 222 - Tomorrow's Skill or Feature LIA Cast 241 - Launching a Product Just Enough Research, by Erika Hall Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter

We once again find ourselves on the brink of Creative Challenge Season. Inktober, NaNoWriMo, 24 Hour Comics Day, Art Soundoff, and other challenges invite us to test our limits, find new bandwidth, level up skills, or try new techniques. In this episode Rob and Jerzy take stock of how they’re feeling about creative challenges this year and how they might engage with them in a healthy way. Sponsors for this episode Amazon Academy This Panda Needs You Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Shauni Redfearn k Mike White Jesse Kauffman Brandon Dayton Links mentioned in this episode Minicomics Month Challenge Pilot Fude-Makase Color Brush Pen Pentel Fude Brush LIA Cast 162 - Preparing for a 30-Day Challenge 2016 Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter

Portfolios, business card sites, web presences that convey the kinds of things you do are a deep well of questions and options. On a recent Extra Lean podcast (a special show for the awesome Patrons of Lean Into Art) Jerzy and Rob talked about updating our portfolios when Rob was in the middle of updating his. Now that Rob finished updating his portfolio, we’re ready to continue the conversation. Join Jerzy and Rob for a discussion about the tools Rob used, the fresh goals he had in mind, and getting Jerzy’s feedback on the results. Sponsors for this episode Science Comics: Rockets This Panda Needs You Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Dee Juusan Brandon Dayton Marc Faulk Myrjam Jesse Kauffman Links mentioned in this episode Node.js Harp.js Sketch Skitch Yoink Rob's portfolio site Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter Support the show via Patreon Lean Into Art Patreon

We’re more than half way through the 2018 calendar and that hopefully means progress on goals and projects we intended to make happen. It also happens to be the middle of the Summer. For those of us who live with cold Winters, warm Summers are a reminder to get away from the work desk. In this episode of the Lean Into Art podcast, Jerzy and Rob discuss what we’re doing to enjoy the Summer and still keep things on track with our projects. Sponsors for this episode Science Comics: Rockets This Panda Needs You Lean Into Art Workshops Thanks to our top 5 Patreon supporters Nate Marcel Brandon Dayton Dee Juusan Jesse Kauffman Kelly Ishikawa Links Mentioned Dave Seah's Emergent Task Planner The Death of Superman Mysterium Aggretsuko Soul Rain Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter Support the show via Patreon Lean Into Art Patreon

This talk examines the reasons why the First World War's eastern front became the "unknown war," as Winston Churchill called it, by tracing the impact it had on German, Russian, and Polish history. Only by transcending many of the narrow boundaries of national scholarship can the shared importance of the war for the region as a whole be understood.

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