Podcasts about Jill Davis

Welcome to another thought-provoking ‘Under the Hood' interview, and this week, if you'll pardon the pun... we're feeling victorious as Dr. Nancy Duncan is joined by Dr. Jill Davis from Victory Hearing & Balance in Austin, Texas. Since the birth of her ‘Victory Music Program' Jill has demonstrated to how she's utilized “cognitive hearing” to create a sharp point of difference in her marketplace. There's so many lessons in this episode around adding additional services, proving just how important it is to look outside the box. Because as we all know... this industry is not just about selling someone a set of hearing aids. I'm not sure about you, but I learn so much from these conversations where two great practice leaders put their heads together, bounce ideas back and forth and ask the questions that truly matter! Enjoy!

Our pipeline is emptying. The small donor is in decline. Katrina moderates the conversation between Nathan Chappell (author of The Generosity Crisis), Jill Davis (now at PanCan and loaded for bear from other experience), Maria Clark (Chief Evangelist at GoodUnited and "has-seen-under-a-lot-of-blankets" at large nonprofits), and Otis Fulton, PhD (social psychologist who will help us understand what the heck the humans are doing!).

This week Charli has new friend of the pod, Jill Davis on to talk!Jill is a Subject Matter Expert for Environment One Corporation (E/One) to articulate the benefits of utilizing E/One's pressure sewer systems to municipalities, engineers, and developers facing the massive challenges of replacing failed septic systems with collection systems and rehabilitating existing infrastructure.Jill has 27 years' experience in regulatory and utility management, 14 years as a member of the TN Water Quality Control Board, and 5 years chairing the Clean Water Professionals of KY & TN Management Committee.  She's received several awards for collection system management, and water & wastewater management. Read up at EmpoweringPumps.com and stay tuned for more news about EPIC in Atlanta this November!Find us @EmpoweringPumps on Facebook, LinkedIn,  Instagram and Twitter and using the hashtag #EmpoweringIndustryPodcast or via email podcast@empoweringpumps.com 

This episode features Jill Davis, the Hospitality & Events Manager for DuMOL Winery where she brings the DuMOL story to life for guests at the winery and on the road. Jill grew up outside of Atlanta and went to college at Georgia Tech, and now her unmatched enthusiasm for and knowledge of wine allow her to engage with novices and experts alike. Prior to joining DuMOL, Jill spent several years leading beverage programs for restaurants and hotels, predominantly with the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, as well as several harvests working in the cellar at Failla Wines in California. As a lifelong learner, she recently sat for the Master Sommelier Theory exam and continues to deepen her understanding of the winemaking process. In 2021, Jill also produced the first vintage of her personal label, Cordelette Wine. When she isn't at the winery, you can find her trail running, mountain biking, or rock climbing with her dog Paddy in the hills of Sonoma County. Check out www.DuMOL.com to learn more about their wines and appointment options, and you can follow @jillkd on Instagram. Recorded May 17, 2023 ------------------------------------------- This episode is generously sponsored by Diane Carpenter and Ross Knoll Vineyard: https://www.dianecarpenter.org/wines TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE HERE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/acorkintheroad/support

This week Dean and Dave are out of the office so Dylan, Stephanie, and Todd are holding down the fort. We talk about how Jerome Powell's speech on Wednesday sent the markets higher and what this can mean going forward. We also had on two special guests for this week's edition of the show. The first was Reverse Mortgage specialist Jill Davis who works for Nova Home Loans, she is an expert in her field and thoroughly debunked some of the common myths surrounding reverse mortgages. We also had on Mortgage specialist Rob Purvis who works for VIP Mortgage, Rob debunked some of the common fearmongering going around in the current housing market and explains why he thinks now is a great time to buy a home. We had a lot of fun with this episode as it was jam packed with information from all sides of the financial world and we hope you enjoy as well!

Dr. Jill Davis is the Owner and Clinical Director of Victory Hearing & Balance, based in Austin, Texas. Dr. Davis connected her passion — helping cognitively-impaired patients improve their communication abilities — with music training supported by research. The result was the Music Training Program at Victory Hearing & Balance, which was specifically designed to help patients with memory, information retention, and brain function using music as a form of auditory rehabilitation. In this episode… Music is a common artform often used to amuse, entertain, and inspire. But for some people, it can be even more than that. Dr. Jill Davis is a strong advocate for using music as a form of rehabilitation for patients with hearing impairment. Backed by neuro-musical research, Dr. Davis believes that music training not only helps patients with poor cognition communicate better, but also improves memory and the ability to hear background noise.  In this episode of ListenUp!, Dr. Mark Syms sits down with Dr. Jill Davis, the Owner and Clinical Director of Victory Hearing & Balance. With more than 10 years of practice as an Audiologist, Dr. Davis has successfully implemented music training in her program as a way to help patients with hearing impairments experience a considerable improvement in their cognitive abilities.

#120 Sarah Vezina: How Octopied Mind Grow Their Sales 3X Each Year Hey Budai Nation! Welcome to The Ecom Show, your go-to weekly podcast series for inspiring e-commerce success stories. This week's episode is about Sarah Vezina, the co-founder of the Canadian apparel brand Octopied Mind. Sarah Vezina got the idea of starting Octopied Mind while working at Shopify. Octopied Mind is a gender-inclusive, ethical apparel brand that creates hand-drawn designs in small batches. In this episode, Sarah shares the story of how this fastly growing apparel brand has managed to grow its sales revenue by 3X each year. Tune in to this episode to learn more about: ✅ Sarah's Journey From Shopify To Octopied Mind ✅ The Secret Behind Octopied Mind's Steady Growth ✅ Sarah's #1 Advice For Entrepreneurs Sarah's Journey From Shopify To Octopied Mind Sarah dived straight into the world of e-commerce by landing a job at Shopify. She worked at Shopify for a little over a year, and during that time, she had the chance to speak with hundreds of business owners daily. This motivated her to research and start her own entrepreneurial journey. Shopify has an extremely nurturing culture that's perfect for growing entrepreneurs. While Sarah worked at Shopify, she had access to a free website, an extensive resource library to learn, and an allowance of $500 each year to pursue her entrepreneurial journey. She used these resources to start Octopied Mind, and within a year itself, she was able to pursue her vision full time. Sarah co-founded Octopied Mind with her best friend, Jill Davis. Their apparel brand focuses on creating meaningful conversations around mental health through hand-drawn art on apparel. Their vision has been to create a community built on acceptance and radical self-responsibility, which they've been able to successfully achieve and grow since their inception in 2018. The Secret Behind Octopied Mind's Steady Growth Octopied Mind started as a homegrown venture started by two best friends. Sarah and Jill would create hand-drawn art on preloved clothing items for each other and wear them to parties and other events. They noticed a lot of positive comments and decided to test selling these graphic shirts in small batches to friends and family. Their word-of-mouth marketing spread like wildfire, and this motivated them to go all in and launch their e-commerce store through Shopify. Octopied Mind is now celebrating four years. They've grown their sales revenue by 3x yearly and are now available in multiple countries. Sarah attributes most of this success to their Facebook ad marketing. Facebook marketing has helped them target customers in different parts of the world and helped them discover new markets. They also have an extremely high returning customer rate of 30%, which they've been able to maintain by creating a community around their brand. Octopied Mind has several automated email marketing flows that they set up using Klaviyo; these flows alone help them generate $30,000 revenue each month. Apart from this, they've also successfully created a community through their general brand ethos. At its core, Octopied Mind is creating a space for individuals to speak about mental health and positivity through their gender-fluid clothing line. Their commitment to providing fair wages to their workers, ethically producing their shirts in small batches, and attention to detail regarding quality, size, and fit is what's helped them resonate with their customers. In addition, Sarah and Jill actively share their journey with their community through social media. Sarah's #1 Advice For Entrepreneurs Sarah's number one advice for entrepreneurs just starting is to focus on building a website and getting it up and running. "Don't wait for the perfect website to go live. You can always make changes to keep improving your website once you go live, but it takes time to build a mailing list and get subscribers. Even a simple website is a great start because it allows you to start collecting data." Her #1 advice for existing business owners is to spend more time working on your business rather than in your business. "If you're spending too many hours in your business, you need to find somebody and delegate that to them. The faster you delegate, the faster you can just get back to working on your business, and that's where you see growth. That's where you see sales." Thanks for tuning in to this episode of The Ecom Show. Follow Daniel Budai: Daniel's LinkedIn Daniel's YouTube Daniel's Newsletter

What do you do when you get a call saying you have to fix your 130-year-old barn that is falling down and causing a hazard to your neighbors? You grab some friends, some beer, some food, and some love and figure it out. In today's exciting episode, Jill Davis and Emily Chase Smith talk about the hardship that came when Jill had to say goodbye to the family barn at the family farm. After having been in the family for 130 years, taking down the barn was an incredibly emotional moment for Jill and her family. Her brother perhaps surmised the emotions best: "It's like we're burning down dad." Come along with your favorite drink and hear about the emotions, logistics, and history that came from taking down a 48,000 cubic foot barn. If you have a story about farming, ranching, or growing up in rural America, we want to hear your story and help you share it! Those stories are what bring us hope in difficult times. Get in touch with Jill at The Storytellers Porch website at https://thestorytellersporch.com/apply/ or send us an email at thestorytellersporch@gmail.com. Thank you joining us on The Storyteller's Porch this week! Make sure you subscribe and follow us at https://thestorytellersporch.com/, https://podfollow.com/the-storytellers-porch, or on your favorite podcasting platform so you don't miss a single story with us on the Porch. We'll see you next time where we'll be sharing more personal stories with collective impact. What drink will you bring? Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

This episode of the Storyteller's Porch begins with our host Jill Davis and her daughter, Gracie as they open a discussion about life growing up, Jill's parents (Gracie's grandparents), and much more. Our drink of choice for the porch this episode is Strawberry Pineapple Rebel made by Gracie's girlfriend who is a barista at Dutch Bros.  Previously, we've dived into the stories of Jim and Sue Davis, known to Gracie as Grandma and Grandpa. Gracie's earliest memory of the farm is from a time when Jill and the kids were staying in Kansas at a hotel and there was a tornado warning. It was the first time Gracie had ever witnessed a tornado warning, sirens wailing, and precautions being taken.  The next day, the family went to the farm. Gracie remembers playing on the farm the next day, hanging out in the back behind the barn and being grateful for not being swept away by the tornado.  Jill, of course, remembers more about the aftereffects of the tornado. She and the other adults visited one of Grandpa's friend's houses the day after the storm. The friend had irrigated farmlands, meaning they had many large cast iron sprinkler systems that watered the lands. Jill had never witnessed the sheer power of a tornado this close up before but quickly came to realize the intensity of damage a tornado can inflict when they came across a part of the sprinkler system that had been picked up and completely twisted into a corkscrew shape and then tossed across the field.  Recently, Gracie had a chance to visit the farm again for the first time since she was very little. Gracie and Jill spent a few days out on the farm playing music, cleaning the house, and connecting with the land. Since that trip, Gracie has expressed that she now feels much more connected to family history, lineage, and the way that the land holds memory of all people (even beyond her own kin).  Honoring that new feeling of connectedness, Jill and Gracie decided to read a bit of what they have each written on Grandma and Grandpa, their memories of them and their appreciation for who they were as human beings and a part of a long line of family history. Jill's contribution comes in the form of a eulogy.  You can read the full eulogy here and as an added treat, please enjoy this explanation/example of the Tarzan yell mentioned in the eulogy.  The second of Jill's contributions is a birthday letter Jill wrote to her father for his 91st birthday (and just shortly before he was told he had 6 weeks left to live).  In turn, Gracie's contribution is a mixture of her public speaking experience and written word. Although she has always felt connected to language and wordsmithing in general, one of the ways Gracie conceptualizes and reflects on relationships is through poetry. Although Gracie admits she did love and honor her grandfather, she often found herself feeling a bit more distanced from him. His personality was not quite as warm, silly song, and sugar cubed infused as Grandma's was.  When Gracie was 14, she got into photography and as a gift, Grandpa gave Gracie a brownie camera that he carried with him during World War II.  You can read the full poem titled, ”in honor of the brownie camera that sits proudly on my nightstand” here. We thank you for joining us for another episode of The Storyteller's Porch and we'd love to hear the stories of your life, your loved ones and how you continue to honor them.  You can submit your stories here to be featured in a future episode. We look forward to hearing from you and can't wait to share a signature drink with you. Find out more about Gracie by following her online at the links below: Instagram - @graciejenkinss TikTok - @graciegirrlll TEDx - Brave Enought to Speak She Spoke Like Poetry Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

Today's episode of The Storyteller's Porch begins with a signature drink to honor our host's Jill Davis' “daddy”, peppermint schnapps. (Check out the show notes on The Storytellers Porch blog page at https://thestorytellersporch.com/mom-said-it-was-a-pickup-but-it-was-also-a-love-story/ to see some exclusive pictures of Jill's parents and the farm!) Jill's dad, Jim Davis, was 91 years old when he passed away in November of 2018. One thing that remained true for Jim throughout his entire life is that he LOVED peppermint. Jim was known to end his day with a nice shot of peppermint schnapps. In fact, this habit went so far that Jill's sister once snuck in a bottle of peppermint schnapps to Jill's dad while he was recovering in rehab from a broken hip.  Jill's dad was a couple of years younger than her mom and that's almost all we know about how they met. They were in the same state and around the same age as one another. Though Jill and her siblings asked many, many times to hear the details of their love story, the full details were never divulged. Jill's mom, Sue, just always said… “well… it was a pickup.” Eventually, Jim moved to Leadville, Colorado where he worked in the mines. At the time, Climax Mines was mining molybdenum. While Jim lived and worked in Colorado, Jill's mother remained on the farm in Kansas with the children. They kept up this way of life for a long while. With Jill's mother not knowing how to drive, seeing one another was completely dependent on Jim. During this time, tragedy struck when Jim and his wife lost their two daughters in an accident.  Following the accident, Jill's parents relocated once again to Colorado Springs, which is where Jill was born. Jim started a construction business in Colorado Springs and the tides began to turn.  In the ‘70s, Jim's business became very successful. By the ‘80s, when Jill had grown and moved away from home, Jim was offered to become part owner of a local bank in Colorado Springs that specifically catered to and supported small businesses.  Sometime during the time of Jim's business growing and the bank coming into the family's life, the farm in Kansas went out of the family. In the late 80's, the family that purchased the farm land reached out to Jim and let him know they had given the farm a go but to no avail. The family was at a loss and asked Jim if he wanted his family land back.  By this time, Jim was well off and in a solid position to repurchase the land so he did so for $14,000.  Sue did not want to move to the land and so the family stayed in Colorado Springs and Jim went back and forth each season to help farm the land. Eventually, Jim had tenants on the property to care for the homestead and the building for him. Longtime family friends, the Kresses and the Bursches, continued to grow crops on the land. Though Jill's parents never lived on the farm again, the few years that they did are a symbol of the power of love, showing respect for one another's needs, and working through life as one half of a partnership.  We continue the story of how the farm lived on in the family and how Jill inherited it from there in other episodes of the podcast.  As we wrap up this episode and the story built between Jill's parents, we ask that you share YOUR story with us. What combination of love, loss, joy, triumph and chaos makes up your own life and what experiences might YOU have to share with the collective?  You can submit your stories here to be featured in a future episode. We look forward to hearing from you and can't wait to share a signature drink with you.  Thank you joining us on The Storyteller's Porch this week! Make sure you subscribe and follow us at https://thestorytellersporch.com/, https://thestorytellersporch.libsyn.com/, or on your favorite podcasting platform so you don't miss a single story with us on the Porch. Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

Iced water and bubbly in hand, our host Jill Davis and Emily Chase Smith walk through the history and genealogy of the sprawling farm inherited in Kansas. The farm began as a homestead in 1888. Made possible by the Homestead Act, Jill's great grandfather, George Albert Henery elected for the 160-acre option allotted by the law and tended to the land for the seven years mandated in order to gain ownership. The land became known as Stockport Farm and even to this day, you can still see the lettering painted on the side of the barn that commemorates the town in which George Henery was born (Stockport, Ohio).  George married Josephine Peterson who was originally from Sweden. Soon after, they had several children, including Jill's grandmother, Florence Myrtle Henery. Florence married Ray Davis in 1925 and gave birth to Jill's father, James George Davis, in 1927. In 1951, Jill's father married Elizabeth Sue Leathers and in 1962, they gave birth to our very own, Jill Davis. Jill's family left the farm in 1956 before she was born and, after several adventures, moved to Colorado Springs where their children would be raised. Tune in to this episode as Jill weaves together her lived experience, family lore, and recorded history around the lineage of Stockport Farm. If you have a story about farming, ranching, or growing up in rural America, we want to hear your story and help you share it! Those stories are what bring us hope in difficult times. Get in touch with Jill at https://thestorytellersporch.com/apply/ or send us an email at thestorytellersporch@gmail.com. Thank you joining us on The Storyteller's Porch this week! Make sure you subscribe and follow us at https://thestorytellersporch.com/, https://thestorytellersporch.libsyn.com/, or on your favorite podcasting platform so you don't miss a single story with us on the Porch. We'll see you next time where we'll be sharing more personal stories with collective impact. What drink will you bring? Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

We begin season two of The Storytellers' Porch with our host Jill Davis and her long-time friend and co-host, Emily Chase Smith. Jill Davis has been helping people identify their dreams, tell their stories and share their ideas with the world for the past 30 years. She is a coach, speaker, author, as well as a mother of four and grandmother of two, living a life of joy in the beautiful Colorado Mountains. Jill's time as the lead speaker coach for TEDx Colorado Springs inspired her to create The Storytellers' Porch, a podcast showcasing personal stories with collective impact. Our co-host Emily Chase Smith is an attorney, So Cal native and lover of VW buses. She'll be joining us for the entire season as we explore Jill's journey to owning an incredible, 300+ acre farm in rural Kansas. Today's story takes us to the beginning of Jill's journey with her family's farm in Kansas. Growing up, Jill never spent time at the farm but her father, who left the property to Jill when he passed away in 2018, visited at least once per year to help his employees with harvest season. All throughout her life, Jill heard stories about the farm through her dad but was far removed as she grew up in the city lifestyle of Colorado Springs. Following her inheritance, Jill took solace in the knowledge that her father had set up his will to allow Jill 5 years to decide what to do with the property and how to manage it. Farm hands lived on property at the time and were there to handle it all for her until the time came to make a decision. Through a series of unexpected events, Jill was forced to move much faster than she had planned. In this episode, we discover how our host navigated the process of inheritance, the people she met along the way, her findings about the remote Kansas county (population 2,200) in which the farm is located and the history behind how her family came to own such a sizable property. Find out more about the farm and see some of Jill's pictures of the transformation of her property on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/JillDavisCoaching or on Instagram @thestorytellersporch, https://www.instagram.com/thestorytellersporch/ Thank you joining us on The Storyteller's Porch this week! Make sure you follow us at https://thestorytellersporch.com/, https://thestorytellersporch.libsyn.com/, or on your favorite podcasting platform so you don't miss a single story with us on the Porch. We'll see you next time where we'll be sharing more personal stories with collective impact. What drink will you bring? Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

Welcome to Season Two of The Storytellers Porch, where we will be hearing tales of the Farm, with your host and storyteller, Jill Davis. These are the stories we share around the dinner table, tell in front of the campfire, and listen to on our porch. This is a place where tales are told and stories are heard. Grab your tea, your coco, your Wild Turkey Whiskey, your wine, and settle in to hear some stories of Kansas, the Farm, family, and friends. To learn more about this season's storytellers, and to catch past episodes of The Storytellers Porch, visit us at thestorytellersporch.com To make sure you hear every exciting episode with Jill this season, subscribe and  follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and wherever you hear your favorite shows. What drink will you bring? Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

Guest: Jill Davis, AuD - Doctor of Audiology and Owner of Victory Hearing & Balance Topic: Successfully Implementing Cognivue into a Private Practice Jill joins Dave on the podcast this week to share the backstory of why she decided to implement Cognivue's computerized cognitive screener in her Audiology clinic, and some of the major takeaways from the process of doing so. She describes the process of implementing the device, how she positions it within the patient's visit, the battery of other tests and evaluations that she pairs it with, and how she educates her patients on the results. As the two discuss, Jill is able to formulate a much more wholistic understanding of what the patient is experiencing and is able to tailor her treatment plans more appropriately. As Jill mentions, one of the biggest advantages that she's seen with implementing Cognivue into her clinic is that it has quite dramatically helped to increase her physician patient referrals. Considerably more patients are coming through Jill's doors via their primary care doctor's recommendation. As has been the theme on the podcast this year, Cognivue provides Audiologists with yet another unique way to differentiate and elevate their services to stand out from the competition. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

The role of cognitive screenings in audiology practice has been and continues to be a topic of discussion. In this special edition of This Week in Hearing, HHTM is partnering with the Academy of Doctors of Audiology to bring our viewers a recording of the Panel Session entitled, “Understanding the Relationship between Cognitive Decline and Hearing Loss,” that occurred during the AuDacity Audiology Unleashed Conference held in Portland, Oregon on October 26th. In this session, three audiologists—Dr. Alicia Spoor, Dr. Heidi Hill, and Dr. Jill Davis—share how they incorporate and apply various cognitive screenings in their practices. The panel session is bookended by an introduction by Dr. Pam Souza on the scope and need for audiologists to consider cognitive screenings as part of everyday clinical practice, and concludes with a brief summary of varying state licensure guidelines provided by Dr. Amyn Amlani. This Week in Hearing would also like to recognize and thank Cognivue for sponsoring this event.

Editor's Note: This conversation was recorded prior to Chris Davis announcing his retirement from professional baseball. Chris Davis recently retired from major league baseball after 13 seasons, several of which he was heralded as one of the game's best power hitters. He finished his career with 295 career home runs and 780 RBIs, highlighted by a 2013 campaign where he clubbed a league-high 53 home runs 138 runs batted in. That season he was named an American League All-Star. He and his wife Jill are heavily involved in various charitable efforts and plan to continue doing so even in retirement. They talk with Matt and Leslee Holliday this week about life during baseball, how they each came to know Jesus, and how important it is to serve others in need. Table Forty is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. -- If you enjoyed this conversation, we know you'll enjoy these as well: — Former Major Leaguer Mike Sweeney & Wife Shara — Mark & Mary Catherine Melancon – MLB Couple — Former MLB Player Daniel Murphy & Wife Tori

Today Barbara is joined by Jill Davis,* whose father is battling dementia on the east coast. Jill says at first, the symptoms seemed mild: he was mixing pronouns and forgetting words. But from there, it progressed quickly. She describes the shock and confusion she felt when she realized her dad had lost most of his memories, and how she struggles to understand their relationship now that he has no memory of her childhood. *not her real name

Bring your favorite drink and join us this week on the Porch as our host Jill Davis and her guest Vivian Cobb share a cup of Earl Grey. While discussing Vivian's Covid experience Jill and Vivian find all things always come back to love.

Jill Davis meets with her guest Emily Chase Smith on The Porch, discussing divorce, dating, and a bit of drama.

Several key research studies have pointed to the potential links of hearing loss and Dementia, including the groundbreaking work from Dr. Lin and his colleagues at Johns Hopkins Medical Center that indicated hearing loss can increase the risk of Dementia by 200-500%. In a recent study, Dr. Jamie Desjardins, PhD, (University of Texas at El Paso), demonstrated that today's current hearing loss treatment options can improve brain function in people with hearing loss. This is a special two part episode of ABHA Listen & Learn. We have the great opportunity to speak with Dr. Jill Davis, audiologist from Texas and former student resident at ABHA. PART TWO: Our discussions with Dr. Jill Davis continues as we learn more about the link between Dementia and hearing loss. MUSIC PICK: "Colors" - Black Pumas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7PnQBn5k_E CONTACT: questions@arizonabalance.com 602-265-9000 www.azbalanceandhearing.com SPONSOR: https://www.cognivue.com/

What is the relationship between hearing loss and cognitive decline? And is Dementia Avoidable? Do you play an instrument? You could be doing a brain a huge favor. This is a special two part episode of ABHA Listen & Learn. We have the great opportunity to speak with Dr. Jill Davis, audiologist from Texas and former student resident at ABHA. PART ONE: Dr. Davis discusses the link between music training and positive cognitive impact. MUSIC PICK: "Colors" - Black Pumas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7PnQBn5k_E CONTACT: questions@arizonabalance.com 602-265-9000 www.azbalanceandhearing.com

Do you know what your unique strengths are? What about your superpowers?Today I invited the one and only Jill Davis to the show. Jill is a powerful business owner and is a perfect example of what a big, brilliant brain and beautiful heart can accomplish.   We'll be covering everything from why she left the corporate world to what made her choose a life long career in Direct Sales and how she was able to accomplish becoming an accomplished leader in her field. We are doing this diving into her distinctive strengths.   If you're ready to uncover strengths that are unique to you, be sure to tune in to this episode!   I would love to connect on Facebook or Instagram! Show notes available at www.kepplecoaching.com

Jill Davis is a wife, mom, daughter and friend. Her husband Chris plays baseball with the Baltimore Orioles. Notes: God is with us everywhere we go and gives us clarity to guide us where He wants us to go. Learn more about Compassion International's FILL THE STADIUM initiative at FillTheStadium.com. Recalibrated is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. For more stories on sports and faith, check out SportsSpectrum.com.

It began in 1999. Jill Davis had been scrapbooking for over 25 years, was an expert crafter and taught local sold-out classes on paper crafting. Creative expression filled her life with meaning and joy and she loved sharing that passion with others so much that she wanted to do it on a larger scale. Soon after, through a series of miraculous events - some might even call it fate - Jill was able to obtain the domain name Scrapbook.com. She jumped in feet first and started Scrapbook.com out of her home office, launching the first version of the site at the turn of the millennium. Tune in as we sit down with Jill’s son and co-owner, Drex Davis. We hear how much has changed over the last 20 years, from the communities they serve, to the resources they use, but one thing stands true, their passion to empower beautiful, meaningful, handmade creation. Everything they do is with the intent to keep that their #1 focus, and because of it they’ve exceeded their wildest dreams and now operate a company happily welcoming millions of crafters every month! Contact Info: https://www.scrapbook.com/ https://www.facebook.com/scrapbookcom https://www.pinterest.com/scrapbookcom/ https://www.youtube.com/c/scrapbook?sub_confirmation=1 https://www.instagram.com/scrapbookcom/

Alaska Woman Jill Davis join us on Savvy for our 7th Annual Aviation month to discuss: "Hazardous Attitudes in the Cockpit" and how these attitudes can effect your life and business as well.International Best Selling author and Entrepreneur, Jill Davis AKA Alaska Woman wears many hats.. Specializing in Social Media Influence Mentoring, Business and Personal Brand Consulting, and Author Coaching; In her free time she is a writer and adventurer that is always searching for something unique and off of the beaten path which gives her plenty to write about. Join the Adventure and Live the Dream! Website-http://www.alaskawildadventures.tv YouTube- http://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskaWildAdventures Facebook- http;//www.facebook.com/jdalaskawoman Instagram-http://www.instagram.com/alaskawoman1 Catch other GREAT Savvy guests and #SavvyBizTips at: https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/ https://www.savvybusinessradio.com/

International Best Selling author and Entrepreneur, Jill Davis AKA Alaska Woman wears many hats.. Specializing in Social Media Influence Mentoring, Business and Personal Brand Consulting, and Author Coaching; In her free time she is a writer and adventurer that is always searching for something unique and off of the beaten path which gives her plenty to write about. Join the Adventure and Live the Dream! Website-http://www.alaskawildadventures.tv YouTube- http://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskaWildAdventures Facebook- http;//www.facebook.com/jdalaskawoman Instagram-http://www.instagram.com/alaskawoman1 Catch other GREAT Savvy guests and #SavvyBizTips at: https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/ https://www.savvybusinessradio.com/

International Best Selling author and Entrepreneur, Jill Davis AKA Alaska Woman wears many hats.. Specializing in Social Media Influence Mentoring, Business and Personal Brand Consulting, and Author Coaching; In her free time she is a writer and adventurer that is always searching for something unique and off of the beaten path which gives her plenty to write about. https://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskaWildAdventuresJill Davis and her husband have been started their own lodging business in Alaska for over 30 years. After selling their lodging business in 2009, Gorge and Jill wanted to share their passion and techniques on how to survive and thrive off the grid. They started filming and documenting real life living in the Alaska Wilderness. You can join them on their adventures and learn the best techniques of salt and fresh water fishing on YouTube with their own channel called Alaska Wild Adventures. Over two million people have already experienced Alaska Man through Alaska Wild Adventures. Once again, George and Jill have started a new business, offering services to guide and consult people visiting or even relocating to Alaska. For the last few years, Jill has taken her experiences in starting her own business’ and has been coaching and consulting small business. Her unique coaching approach has helped numerous small business on how to improve and expand their business.Hear other great guests and #SavvyBizTips at:https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/https://www.savvybusinessradio.com/

In the much anticipated follow-up to their first-ever LIVE performance, your Two Guinea Hens (Rosie and Gabby) were horrified by how much Coppola Pinot Noir they drank at the Brillobox live recording. In fact, they didn't record for almost 2 1/2 weeks due to humiliation, regret and a short stint at the Betty Ford Clinic. In this episode the Two Hens discuss Rose's upcoming wedding, a fight with a Bernedoodle that turned bloody and Gab once again opines over the end of her favorite television shows Speechless and Criminal Minds. It's a more chill conversation (Gab's mania was in check) than their usual podcasts but they hope you enjoy all the same. Stay tuned to the very end when the Hens sing their #1 listener Jill Davis a lullaby.Ciao!

International Best Selling author and Entrepreneur, Jill Davis AKA Alaska Woman wears many hats.. Specializing in Social Media Influence Mentoring, Business and Personal Brand Consulting, and Author Coaching; In her free time she is a writer and adventurer that is always searching for something unique and off of the beaten path which gives her plenty to write about. https://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskaWildAdventures Jill Davis and her husband have been started their own lodging business in Alaska for over 30 years. After selling their lodging business in 2009, Gorge and Jill wanted to share their passion and techniques on how to survive and thrive off the grid. They started filming and documenting real life living in the Alaska Wilderness. You can join them on their adventures and learn the best techniques of salt and fresh water fishing on YouTube with their own channel called Alaska Wild Adventures. Over two million people have already experienced Alaska Man through Alaska Wild Adventures. Once again, George and Jill have started a new business, offering services to guide and consult people visiting or even relocating to Alaska. For the last few years, Jill has taken her experiences in starting her own business’ and has been coaching and consulting small business. Her unique coaching approach has helped numerous small business on how to improve and expand their business. Hear other great guests and #SavvyBizTips at: https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/ https://www.savvybusinessradio.com/

Jill and her husband started their own lodging business in Alaska for 30 years and then sold it. Now she films and documents real life living in the Alaska wilderness. She also consults and coaches aspiring entrepreneurs on marketing, branding and improving their existing businesses visibility and impact on the marketplace. She talks about all of this and how she helped small business improve and expand their business.T: https://twitter.com/jillddavisF: https://www.facebook.com/Alaskawildadventures/

Should your head trump your heart when seeking lifelong love? That's the challenge Business Daily's Justin Rowlatt has taken on for this Valentine's Day.The hyper-rationalist businessman Ed Conard thinks he knows the answer, and his strictly mathematical strategy for romance is called "sequential selection, no turning back". He used it to meet his wife of the last 20 years, Jill Davis.But is Ed's approach right for everyone? Justin hears sceptical voices from two very different quarters - romantic novelist Nicola Cornick, and Nobel prize-winning economist Alvin Roth. And what about Jill? What's it like to be on the receiving end of such a calculated courtship?Producer: Laurence Knight(Picture: Jill Davis and Ed Conard; Credit: Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

George and his partner and wife, Jill Davis, started their own lodging business in Alaska  over 30 years ago. After selling their lodging business in 2009, George and Jill wanted to share their passion and techniques on how to survive and thrive off the grid. They started filming and documenting real life living in the Alaska Wilderness. You can join them on their adventures on YouTube with their own channel called Alaska Wild Adventures. Over two million people have already experienced Alaska Man through Alaska Wild Adventures. George and Jill have started a new business, offering services to guide and consult people visiting or even relocating to Alaska. Show notes by show producer/podcastologist: One of the Taylor Sisters    Connect with George and Jill Davis: Twitter: @alaskamanak1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskaWildAdventures Website: http://www.alaskawildadventures.tv Email: jdlostcoast1@gmail.com   Reach The Nice Guys Here: Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz   Nice Guys Links: Subscribe to the Podcast Niceguysonbusiness.com TurnkeyPodcast.com - You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. Podcast Production, Concept to Launch   Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event. Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First. Doug's Business Building Bootcamp (10 Module Course)   Survey: Take our short survey so The Nice Guys know what you like.   Partner Links: Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast. Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments   Promise Statement: To provide an experience that is entertaining and adds value to your life.   Never underestimate the Power of Nice.

Wine and cheese are perfect partners and knowing more about each will help you go from good to great with pairings! Cheese Master Jill Davis of Murray's Cheese tells us all about cheese and we discuss how best to pair certain types of cheese with wine! Here are the notes: There is an amazing parallel history of fermented stuff -- we discuss the evolution of wine and cheese and how they are so very similar. Jill gives us a primer on how to make cheese. We talk cows, sheep, goats, and buffalo and how seasons, geography, and diet all make a huge difference in how our cheese tastes. Little Miss Muffet gets a nod in this part of the show too (curds -n- whey, anyone?) We discuss the various categories of cheese --fresh, bloomy rind, washed rind and what fits where.  We talk about why European cheese is different/better than the cheese available in the US and UK often. While still discussing cheese making and types, we weave in lots of info about pairing. Bloomy rinds and Champagne blue and a great sweet German Auslese medium cheeses like wax Gouda with Beaujolais washed rind or aged cheese with tannic, barrel aged reds. And our favorite adage "what grows together, goes together!" Finally, I offer some commentary on how wine may need to become more like cheese to get rid of the snobbery. It's up for debate, but it's food for thought! Thanks to Jill Davis for her time and deep knowledge and to our sponsors this week!    _____________________________________________________ Thank you to our sponsors this week: YOU! The podcast supporters on Patreon, who are helping us to make the podcast possible and who we give goodies in return for their help!Check it out today: https://www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople     Vivino You can use the Vivino app to scan and keep track of wines  NOW -- Shop through their web store, which has great prices and a huge inventory! It can give you suggestions based on bottles you’ve liked in the past.  Use their premium service to get 30 days free shipping Visit www.Vivino.com/WineForNormalPeople to stock up    Audible  Audible is a leading provider of premium digital spoken audio information and entertainment on the Internet. Audible content includes an unmatched selection of audiobooks and other audio products. You can sign up as an Audible Listener, which gives them book credits each month for a low monthly fee. Download and access books on your iPhone, Android device, Fire tablet, iPod or other mp3 Player. Flip between reading and listening as you like!  I downloaded Cork Dork! A great book, so check it out! Audible.com/wine or text WINE to 500-500 for a free audiobook with a 30 day free trial! www.audible.com/wine   Last Bottle Last Bottle Wines finds great wines and offers them at a one time discount. Last Bottle Wines: Is a fun way to discover the best wines at the lowest prices Maintains relationships with producers in the most prestigious wine regions around the world and traveling to Europe several times each year to eat with, stay with, drink with, walk the vineyards with the people who make the wines. Offer a range of prices from low end to high end $9 to $99 and the wines range from the lesser known kinds like Albariño and Bläufrankish to Cabernet, Merlot and Chardonnay. Visit: http://lastbottlewines.com/normal and join to get a $10 instant credit to use toward your first order. Invite your wine drinking pals and they’ll get $10 instantly and you get $30 when they make their first buy.  

Jill Davis spent the majority of her adult life morbidly obese. She lost 135 pounds and also regained her identity. Jill is a Coach and Speaker with a passion to guide others from body shaming to body acceptance and from struggle to strength. Joy is her mission and purpose. BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx and other branded events. Learn the tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com! Watch Jill's TEDx Talk HERE Learn about Jill's organization HERE

Jill Davis spent the majority of her adult life morbidly obese. She lost 135 pounds and also regained her identity. Jill is a Coach and Speaker with a passion to guide others from body shaming to body acceptance and from struggle to strength. Joy is her mission and purpose. BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx and other branded events. Learn the tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com! Watch Jill's TEDx Talk HERE Learn about Jill's organization HERE

Odds are that at some point in your life you've taken some type of personality profile test – like DISC. These tools are often used in businesses to help avoid bad hires, manage more effectively and retain top talent by identifying the natural traits a person possess and then capitalizing on those for best performance. On Episode 62 of The Wealthy Speaker Podcast, we are joined by Jill Davis, DISC Personality Expert, Professional Speaker, Author […] The post [Podcast] Behavior Tools and How to Use Them with Jill Davis appeared first on Jane Atkinson.

"It is amazing what happens when you learn you can eat anything at any time." Jill Davis shares her story in her book, Food for the Journey. Jill Davis: A single mother of 4 beautiful children, 1 grandchild, and newly engaged to an amazing man. Through the majority of her adult life, she carried the extra pain of 135 pounds. Along her journey, she not only released the weight, but she rediscovered who she is. How do you use food for your journey? Step away from the body shaming and embrace the beauty of the brave you! Purchase the Book: Food for the Journey: Stop Fighting Your Weight, Start Finding Your Way Enjoy the multitude of topics discussed. Many golden nuggets throughout this coffee chat. Sit back and soak in Jill's strength, beauty, and wisdom for your journey! Childhood (youngest of 6 natural siblings) Mom, eating, and growth spurts The diet with only 800+ calories Weight Release (a new way to say weight loss) Your Body is a Gift Marriage Abusive relationship Weight gain (118 to 265 lbs) Motherly love Pregnancy and Fat The "Perfect" Family Bullying The Mean Girl Body Shaming Single parenthood Unlearning Body Shaming Children and Joy Eating Food and Social Patterns How to eat Food and Moral Character (Are you good or bad?) Social event eating Fullness Factor (What does it feel like?) Food Allergies Body Fuel Gauge Morality around food How to listen to your body Cheating on diets DISC Personalities and Exercise DOWNLOAD: Gratitude Journey - Text gratitude to 44222   Quotes and statements within the interview: "Diets don't work!" "Never compare somebody's outside with somebody's inside." "You are never going to measure up." "I want everyone to fall in love with their body." "When our tastebuds stop working, we are full." "We are not good or bad based on what we eat." "It is amazing what happens when you learn you can eat anything at any time. You will stop wanting to eat everything all the time." ~ Jill Davis Brave. Beautiful. You. What has your story gifted you? Learned to be non-judgemental Learning to breathe Be present. Be grateful. Be in community. Resources mentioned in the episode: Purchase the Book: Food for the Journey: Stop Fighting Your Weight, Start Finding Your Way DOWNLOAD: Gratitude Journal - Text gratitude to 44222 Jill Davis Website  Free Agent Press with James Woosley DISC Personalities TedX Speech (Available late December 2016)   "One step at a time leads to miles of greatness!" Ready to see if coaching and a mentorship is for you? It's time you TAKE A.I.M. ~ Action Ignites Motivation. This is FREE for you. Stop trying to do it by yourself. Invest in YOU! You are worth the time!!!   ANNOUNCEMENT: Ready to shine your light and tell your story. Please click on MY STRENGTH IS MY STORY. 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Thank you for joining me on The Retirement Answer Man show today. I am Roger Whitney and I am truly blessed to know that you are interested enough in this podcast to track down this show notes page. On this episode of the show we are going to focus in on happiness, the things that keep us from it, the things we can do to maximize it in our retirement years, and how personality assessments can help us to be a happier person. That’s a lot to promise but I’m certain you won’t be disappointed, so take the time to listen. The top 5 regrets people have in old age. I recently read an article that was written by a woman who has worked with aging and elderly people for many years. In her experience she’s heard many older people express regrets about their lives - the “I wish I had” statements that none of us want to be true of us when we reach our golden years. In the “Be Happy” segment today and over the next 4 weeks I’m going to cover the top 5 things she mentions and give you some tangible steps you can take to ensure that you are not living out your older years with the same regrets! “Rich Dad” Author Robert Kiyosaki is STILL predicting a market meltdown this year! It was in MarketWatch this week, a follow up to Robert Kiyosaki’s prediction a few years back that by 2016 the economy will crash. Robert’s a respected figure in the financial industry. Many people just love his perspective and approach to building wealth. What should we think about situations like this when a well known and well respected person predicts such dire things? As you might suspect, I have some opinions about this kind of thing and share them with you on this week’s “Hot Topic” segment of the show. I hope you find my thoughts valuable. Have you heard anyone “Talking Their Book” lately? You may have and not realized it… that’s because “talking your book” is a phrase that makes total sense once you know what it means, but if you don’t - well, you’re going to be scratching your head a bit when you hear it. “Talking your book” is a phrase used to describe someone who is talking right in line with their philosophy about the subject, and even in a way that promotes their philosophy or approach above others. As I unpack the term on this episode I’m also trying to help you develop a healthy and balanced approach to understanding what’s going on when others are talking their book. It’s all on this episode. Did you know that a good personality assessment could help you make better financial choices?   It’s true. When you know your own personality better and are able to understand your tendencies when it comes to making decisions, dealing with money, and how you view the prospects of the future, you’ll have a clearer idea of how to handle the decisions that come your way day in and day out. On this episode I’m chatting with my friend Jill Davis who is a DISC assessment practitioner and avid proponent of personality assessments. You’ll find the conversation fascinating and helpful. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN [0:31] My welcome and introduction to this episode of the show. THE “BE HAPPY” SEGMENT [2:44] My 5 week experiment: The top 5 regrets people have in old age. [4:03] Regret #5: People wish they had let themselves be happier. TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT [5:52] This week’s S.M.A.R.T. sprint: Write a journey each day recapping the highlights of your day and identifying habits that have prevented your happiness. HOT TOPIC SEGMENT   [8:15] Robert Kiyosaki has predicted a 2016 stock market collapse. [9:48] What should you do in light of articles like this? [13:12] Huge predictions like this need a more well-rounded perspective. [13:35] Remember that these predictions are focused as a promotional piece around someone’s brand. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? SEGMENT [14:17] What does it mean when we say, “Talking your book?” PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT [16:03] Jill Davis is my guest today - an expert in personality assessments. [17:13] Why would anyone want to do a personality assessment? [19:08] The reason for finding clarity about your personality. [19:28] What is the DISC theory of personality assessment? [21:41] My results from taking the DISC assessment. [22:29] How it’s good to have a partner who is opposite of you. [24:03] Understanding others through a personality assessment. [26:09] The benefits of couples and partners understanding each other’s personalities. [26:58] The ways personality assessments can be misused. [29:20] How personality impacts communication and sharing. [31:57] How to connect with Jill.   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE www.TheWorkshopBox.com - Jill’s website AND Jill(at)JillDavis(dot)com The MarketWatch article by Robert Kiyosaki www.RogerWhitney.com/RPL - Find out more about retirement plan live! Contact Roger: http://www.rogerwhitney.com/retirementanswers/ Roger’s retirement learning center: www.RogerWhitney.com/learn The Retirement Answer Man Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/RetirementAnswerMan

My next guest is a Business and Personal Growth Strategist. A single mother of four, she is a successful business owner, life coach, and speaker. She is also a 48 Days Mastery Coach and DISC Certified Trainer. She has been training personality styles for over 15 years.  She will help you use your COURAGE to find CLARITY as you move CONFIDENTLY into a more joyous life path. If you’re looking for more fulfillment – both personally and professionally – you’ve come to the right place. Simply put, she’ll help you achieve your personal and professional goals

Jill Davis underwent an enormous transformation in her life, and that motivates her to help others do the same.

For over 25 years, Jill Davis has helped others identify their dreams and take the necessary steps toward their fulfillment. Trained in Personality Principles and Coaching Strategies, her knowledge is backed by experience. A single mother of four, she is a successful business owner, life coach and popular motivational speaker. Jill has contributed to two parenting books, 21 Ways to Connect With Your Kids and I Need Some Help Here! Hope for When Your Kids Don't Go According to Plan, written an advice column for monthly publications and is the co-host of the local radio show –  The Upsurge. She is certified through CTA and is also a 48 Days Mastery Coach and DISC Certified Trainer. Her energy, intelligence and intuition have inspired her clients and listeners all over the country to find their own unique path. Jill encourages everyone to live life intentionally. To know more about Jill, visit her website or follow her on Twitter or Facebook.

She was treading water and holding on to the belief of holding-on. She was also morbidly obese. Speaker, coach, trainer Jill Davis joins us on the show and shares the truth she found within herself, God's word, and in her potential. Listen and access a list of books and websites Jill found helpful for her weight loss. For Full Transcripts of this show and More Resources  http://relaunchshow.com/4 972-885-8384

I get questions all the time about where I got this product or that product that I used on a project. Since you, the Paperclipping audience, are from all over the world, I never know how to answer that. I either get things from my local scrapbook store or I order them online. Scrapbook.com impresses me with their huge inventory. So far they seem to always have what I’m looking for. I’m lucky that they’re located right in my own home town so I decided to give them a visit, tour their warehouse and location, and interview the owner, Jill Davis. I think you’ll enjoy this interview, especially since I got to ask Jill the questions many of you asked me after the CHA tour videos. This is a free episode. You don’t have to be a Member to watch. Just click on the player above or click here to watch the Quick Time version. If you like this video you might enjoy a Paperclipping Membership. Please click here to find out more.