Podcast appearances and mentions of Jo Miller

Hi everyone, we have Jo Miller back with us to talk about all things Income Protection. The last time Jo joined us was in 2023 to talk about the brilliant Income Protection Taskforce and there have been a lot of changes since then. With a new Board and lots of changes in the IP world, Jo is bringing us some great insights from the IPTF profile of an IP customer report.We are going through what's working well in the IP world and what we would like to see change if we had a magic wand. I know that my magic wand wish will not be popular with many people!The key takeaways:Men are still far more likely to take out income protection than women The IPTF are wanting to promote the way that ASU products can work, where income protection is not possibleA case study of arranging income protection for a Barrister, where you must be on top of how the deferred period is going to work with their ongoing income streamNext time Lee Doran from William Russell is joining me to discuss international protection insurance. We've been planning what we will chat about and I'm very excited as I advise in this area, and we're really going to get into why underwriting international cover is not always straightforward.Remember, if you are listening to this as part of your work, you can claim a CPD certificate on our website.

Hi everyone, we are back with an insurance underwriting consideration that I cannot believe we haven't covered before: high BMI! We've talked about BMI in the past, but not done a specific episode, which is so bizarre as it's something that I think every adviser has come across at some point.High BMI affects life insurance, critical illness cover and income protection applications in different ways. Depending upon the BMI there can be ratings to the premium, the need for medicals, application declines and specialist insurers, popping up at different times. BMI tables are very outdated, however they are one of the simplest ways for insurers to get an overall sense of a person's health quickly, which can speed up insurance applications.The key takeaways:A high BMI is linked to the development of diabetes, heart attack, cancer, stroke and many long term income protection claimsBMI assessments can work brilliant if you're a white european male born in the early 1800s (aka they are very outdated and don't take into account different genders or ethnicities!)Three cases studies of arranging protection insurance for people living with a high BMI, including someone with a BMI of 83I am back next time with Jo Miller from the Income Protection Taskforce to discuss what is going on in the IP world. I'm a huge fan of IP, it's arguably the most useful protection insurance for someone working in the UK, and it can be moulded to meet your client's needs in so many ways.Remember, if you are listening to this as part of your work, you can claim a CPD certificate on our website.

A few years ago, Adam Stoker and Laurie Jo Miller Farr hosted the Travel Vertical Podcast, a biweekly look at news, trends and jobs in the destination marketing industry. While that podcast isn't releasing new episodes anymore, its spirit lives on within TourismIQ. Laurie is now the Editorial Director for TourismIQ, and she joins Adam on today's episode to discuss her background in the tourism industry and why she decided to reunite with Adam to work on TourismIQ. Laurie also highlights the variety of content offered by TourismIQ, such as job postings, industry news and thought leadership opportunities. "So, innovation in the destination marketing space is a shared aspect of our community, and it's one that I really treasure because it's unique." - Laurie Jo Miller Farr TourismIQ If you're enjoying the show, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe to our newsletter! The Destination Marketing Podcast is a part of the Destination Marketing Podcast Network. It is hosted by Adam Stoker and produced by Brand Revolt. If you are interested in any of Brand Revolt's services, please email adam@thebrandrevolt.com or visit www.thebrandrevolt.com. To learn more about the Destination Marketing Podcast network and to listen to our other shows, please visit www.thedmpn.com. If you are interested in joining the network, please email adam@thebrandrevolt.com.

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We are counting down to the final episode of Assist With Impact. In this episode Liz shares ten of her all-time favourite episodes...and spoiler alert, there's only ONE interview in this mix! Not that she doesn't love the interviews in the back catalog, but they deserve a special shout-out (cue another episode!) So, in chronological order of episode release, here are the ten eps Liz wants you to bookmark for future listening... ONE - Episode #48: How To Interview Your Boss This ep is all about Effective Communication and Relationship Building   TWO - Episode #85: POWER Skills for Indispensable Assistants: Communication Skills All about Confident Communication Mastery   THREE- Episode #86: POWER Skills for Indispensable Assistants: Influencing Skills All about Influence and Personal Power   FOUR -  Episode #87: POWER Skills for Indispensable Assistants: Assertiveness Skills All about Assertiveness and Confidence   FIVE - Episode #93: Three Ways To Show Up As Indispensable In 2020 All about Personal Effectiveness   SIX - Episode #100 Celebrating Serendipity Hear from Liz when she was celebrating this milestone!   SEVEN - Episode #113 Two Strategies for Engaging In Difficult Conversations   EIGHT - Episode #121: Interview With Jo Miller (Part 1) NINE - Episode #122: Interview With Jo Miller (Part 2)   TEN - Episode #148: How to Say No Respectfully and Graciously Theme: Setting Boundaries and Saying NO!   Themes Connecting These Episodes: 1. Communication Mastery: Effective verbal and nonverbal communication techniques are emphasized across multiple episodes, highlighting their importance in building relationships and achieving professional success. 2. Personal Development: Continuous self-improvement, including understanding one's strengths and areas for growth, is a recurring theme, reinforcing the idea that EAs should invest in their personal and professional development. 3. Influence and Assertiveness: Strategies for influencing others and developing assertiveness are common themes, showcasing their importance in being seen as indispensable. 4. Relationship Building: Building strong, trusting relationships with executives and colleagues is a consistent focus, with practical advice on how to achieve this through regular communication and understanding. 5. Handling Difficult Situations: Practical & tactical tips and strategies for managing difficult conversations and relationships, underlining the importance of these skills in maintaining a productive work environment. 6. Empowerment and Authenticity: Episodes featuring interviews with leaders like Jo Miller highlight the importance of being authentic and empowering others, reinforcing the value of genuine leadership and influence.   These themes collectively underscore the importance of communication, self-awareness, influence, relationship-building, and personal growth in becoming an indispensable executive assistant.  

Language matters. In the marketing world, the term 'Girl Boss' has taken on a negative connotation, and for me, it has been quite triggering to hear the negativity associated. This Podcast episode came about after my lovely guest, Jo Miller, shared a post about the topic on Instagram, which led to a discussion about the term. Join me and Jo Miller, as we unravel the impact of words and the 'girl boss' phenomenon. Listen to this episode to hear: The concept of the "girl boss" and its evolution over the years. The power of the use of language within your business and where you show up How a deeper understanding works in addressing conflicts and relationships. How the theme of self-compassion is significant   As always if you have enjoyed this podcast please hit SUBSCRIBE and leave a REVIEW so together we can ensure more and more visionary women create impact in the world. Resources: Find Jo on Instagram @joannamiller_healing Jo's website: https://www.joanna-miller.com/  Find out about the Focalizing Practitioner Program Check out my free resources to support your business growth HERE Join my Masterminds for Every Stage of Business HERE Find me on Instagram @pandorapaloma_

In this episode of the Mortgage Mavericks podcast, our guest, Joe Miller discusses her journey in the protection industry and the importance of income protection. She provides insights into her role as the co-chair of the Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) and shares about IPTF's mission, values, and activities. She also elucidates on the IPTF's unique initiative 'Income Protection Awareness Week' or 'IPAW'. Joe also talks about the 'Seven Families Campaign' and the 'Seven Advisors' mentoring and coaching network, two significant projects of IPTF. In addition, she shares how individuals and organizations can get involved and contribute to IPTF's mission of promoting awareness around income protection.Listen to the Mortgage Marketing Mastery solo showSpotifyapple Youtube If you know someone who would be a good fit for the podcast, or maybe you would like to come on yourself then please drop me a message on Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn and I would be happy to see if it's a good fit Book a free discovery call here https://calendly.com/ashborland/discoverycall If you are NEW HERE check out the following Playlist - Marketing Foundations For Mortgage BrokersCheck Out My Solo Podcast

Ready to supercharge your leadership journey? Join us in a riveting episode where leadership expert Jo Miller unwraps the secrets to succeeding in mid-career escalations. Jo outlines five transformative leadership shifts that are bound to skyrocket your career and highlights the importance of rallying support and focusing on high-impact tasks.Crack open the mystery of transitioning from tactician to strategist with us and Joe. The conversation delves into the intricate dynamics of ascending from a high performer to a strategic leader and the critical shifts that come with it. We break down these shifts, from evolving as a doer to a delegator, from an optimizer to a transformer, from an order taker to a rule breaker, and from a problem solver to an agenda setter. Wrapped in the richness of Jo's personal experiences, including her battle with breast cancer, we guarantee an enlightening discussion that will leave you with actionable insights.Finally, we tackle the often-overlooked importance of risk-taking in career advancement, providing valuable perspectives on navigating your career and reaching your full potential. We also echo the significance of transitioning from a "me" to "we" mindset, empowering women in the workplace, and the importance of allyship. In this episode, we present a treasure trove of wisdom that will guide you towards elevating leadership in your mid-career journey. So, don't miss out and join us on this exciting ride packed with indispensable leadership insights.Support the showThank you for listening to The Mid-Career GPS Podcast. Please leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts here. Visit https://johnneral.com to download your free "Mid-Career Job Seekers Checklist." Plus, check out other leadership and career resources at https://johnneral.com/resources. Connect with John on LinkedIn here.Follow John on Instagram & Threads @johnneralcoaching. Subscribe to John's YouTube Channel here.

What a glorious honor to spend time with Jo! @joannamiller_healing is one of my favorite feeds in Instagram. When I saw Jo's recent post on redefining the Boss Babe / Girl Boss archetype to peel back to a more embodied connection to authentic power, I asked her to hop on zoom with me for a M2M conversation on the topic. Thank you for playing with me so last minute, Jo! I love that Aries Moon! Jo's bio: Jo is from a long line of heart led working class folk in the north of England, she currently resides by the blue green sea along the Kentish coast with her beloved cats. Jo's passion is working with fellow big hearted creatives, visionaries, therapists and coaches to support them peeling back to their true essence free from trauma and shame. Her work is an alchemy of Focalizing, Somatic Experiencing, Healing from Shame, Shadow Constellations, soul work and more. Jo is also part of the Leadership team for the Focalizing Institute and she teaches and mentors other healers internationally in somatic work. Forever the student and a very grateful teacher.  Jo is Gemini Rising, Gemini Sun, Aries Moon, with lots of Taurus placements in the 12th House. I feel and love her glittering Gemini mind, her spicy Aries audacity, and her deep embodied Taurean presence. Thank you for sharing yourself with M2M, Jo! Click here to save your seat in Jo's free masterclass on Authentic Power on 12/13. +++ Learn about my learning space Seeding the Year 2024 if you're here for revolutions not resolutions in the New Year. It includes the Unshaming the Signs: Capricorn workshop as a bonus gift. +++ Podcast music Jonathan Koe. Podcast art Angela George.

What happens after you publish your book? How do you maintain the momentum to continue marketing and selling your book? Once your book is published, you don't get to relax. You still need to market your book if you want to continue to get sales and reviews, which ultimately increases sales. Post-publication, you still need to market your book In this Thinking it Through Wins and Wisdom episode of The Robyn Graham Show, Connie Jo Miller asked Robyn how to market your book post-publication. As a new author who reached Amazon best-seller status, Connie Jo Miller wants to continue building momentum for increased book sales. Strategies to market your book Humble brag - if you don't tell people about your book, and that you are an author, they won't know. When you have the opportunity, tell your friends and people you meet that you are an author. Include search engine optimization on your "author" website. Write blog posts about your book, your author experience, your creative process, etc. to include depth of SEO to help others find you. Be specific about the genre you are publishing in. Host or go to local events. This includes your local library, networking meetings, conferences, schools, etc. If you are like Connie Jo and are a children's author, do a read-along or story-time at the library or a local bookstore. Email list - send reminders to your email list about your book and your author journey. Do this especially around holidays so that people understand how great it is to give books, your book especially, as a gift. Ask people who have read your book to write a book review. This will help booksellers see that your book is well received and they will promote it for you. Donate books to the local library or schools. Children will like it and want to buy it or gift it. In addition, you can donate a book or raffle basket for a fundraiser to increase awareness. Create a lovey or stuffed animal to accompany the book. Do podcast interviews. Additional resources about becoming an author and marketing your book How to Become an Author and Self-Publish a Book Use these strategies to write a book How to Become an Author and Self-Publish a Book What is a book coach? Apply for a Thinking it Through Wins and Wisdom Conversation. About Connie Jo Miller Connie Jo's love of books and words started when she was ten years old with the Nancy Drew book, The Bungalow Mystery. Connie Jo loved the word bungalow: how it sounded and the picture it brought to her mind. Bungalow was the first word on her “Words I Love” list. Many, many have followed. If Connie Jo reads or hears an usual new word, she has to stop, look it up, and write it down. British murder mystery shows have added many words to her list. Her desire to share uncommon words and inspire their use in day-to-day conversations catalyzed Betty Bartholomew and the Vanishing Begonias. Betty Bartholomew and the Vanishing Begonias Website for Connie Jo Miller Connie Jo's publishing company: Highlander Press Publishing Company by Debby Kevin and Debby's interview on The Robyn Graham Show.

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Life is one big initiation. Join Gervase and her Focalizing teacher, Jo Miller, as they discuss  what it would look like to have ‘enough' in the face of trauma,  the ways in which we've been lied to as women, and how we can resource somatics and focalizing to create a fuller, more robust sense of self in ourselves and our children. Jo Miller is a somatic teacher and mentor who helps the big-hearted helpers, overthinkers, and creatives in the world to live an empowered life with compassionate boundaries, free from trauma and shame. Joe is a member of the SNR leadership team of the Focalizing Institute and also works within her own private practice.   Connect with Jo: Somatic Therapy | Joanna Miller | Margate (joanna-miller.com) Jo Miller | Somatic Teacher & Mentor (@joannamiller_healing) • Instagram The next cohort of The Higher Mastermind begins the first week of November:  Find more info on this intimate, 3 month season of becoming here: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/higher Includes access to everything in the Gateway and deep discount for the Phoenix Sessions Retreat in January

191 - Godzilla: King of the Monsters (1956) Movie Discussion with Linda Jo Miller Steven is joined by Linda Jo Miller, star of King Kong Escapes, to discuss 1956's Godzilla: King of the Monsters! Ms. Miller will be appearing at Monster Bash, from October 13-15, 2023. To hear Steven's interview of Linda, please go to Episode 45. To learn more about Monster Bash go to www.monsterbash.us. Please leave feedback at DieCastMoviePodcast@gmail.com or leave us a message on our Facebook page. Thanks for listening!

Ever faced a moment in your career where you felt stuck and wondered how to evolve into a leadership role? Have you ever thought about the monumental shifts required to transition from just doing to leading? Join us in an inspiring conversation with the remarkable Joe Miller, an internationally recognized women's leadership speaker and author. Joe, with her captivating tales and experiences, shares her personal 'shift list', a set of five fundamental leadership shifts that can guide us from being mere doers to effective leaders. She also unfolds the story of her life-altering mid-career moment, a cancer diagnosis, and how it led her to unearth her standout strength, thereby driving her deeper into her work.In the heart of our conversation, we delve into the profound exploration of the five leadership shifts that Joe proposes for those in the middle of their careers. These shifts encompass the transition from being a tactician to a strategist, from delegating tasks to developing talents, from optimizing processes to transforming visions, from being an autotaker to a risk taker and rule breaker, and, finally, from a 'me' centered attitude to a 'we' focused mindset. We dissect these concepts, understanding their significance, practical implications, and the indispensable role of 'de-velegating' in preventing burnout and fatigue while maintaining work quality.In the concluding part of our episode, we touch upon the crucial aspect of shifting mindsets for mid-career success. Joe illuminates the transition from an Optimizer to a Transformer, stressing the significance of being a transformational change leader rather than merely optimizing what is demanded of us. She also underscores the importance of taking calculated risks, both in terms of career and business, encouraging listeners to assess potential risks and rewards. Tune into this riveting episode to gain insights on how you can elevate and shift your leadership skills and set up your mid-career GPS. Come, let's embark on this journey together.Connect with Jo MillerWebsite | Linkedin  | InstagramGet a free chapter of Jo's award-winning book here. Support the showThank you for listening to The Mid-Career GPS Podcast. Please leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts here. Visit https://johnneral.com to download your free guide, "5 Mistakes Mid-Career Professionals Make (And Need to Stop Doing) and more information about your leadership and career transition. And other free resources at https://johnneral.com/resources. Connect with John on LinkedIn here.Follow John on Instagram & Threads @johnneralcoaching. Subscribe to John's YouTube Channel here.

Hi everyone, we are back with Season 8 of the Practical Protection Podcast and today it is all about income protection. We have Jo Miller, Katie Crook-Davies and Andrew Wibberley joining us from the Income Protection Task Force. Their job is to promote income protection to consumers, encourage advisers to engage in income protection conversations more and work with insurers to improve our industry.Last year the IPTF held their Income Protection Awareness Week that was a resounding success. Each day had a different focus on income protection to better help advisers working in the mortgage, protection and wealth space. They are back with this year's IPAW starting on the 18 September at 12 noon. To get us all ready for it we have been chatting all things income protection in the most recent episode.The key takeaways:Income protection sales are growing whilst life and critical illness cover policies are starting to slow down.Key areas for change are educating people at a younger age, the need for collaboration and the need for new perspectives in underwriting to reflect current social behaviour.Through adviser demand there are now more options for income protection than ever before.You can sign up for this year's IPAW at the IPTF website and you will be able to claim up to 5 hours CPD for the week.Next time I will have Justin Harper with me from MetLife and we will be talking more about income protection. Remember, if you are listening to this as part of your work, you can claim a CPD certificate on our website, thanks to our sponsors Octo Members.If you want to know more about how to arrange protection insurance, take a look at my 13 hour CPD Protection Insurance in Practice course here and 1 hour CPD Protection Competency Exam here.

This week we are joined by Jo Miller, founder and CEO of Goddess Femme. We talk about recovering from sexual repression, experiencing pleasure in all areas of your life, stepping into your feminine energy, and discovering your purpose. You'll feel inspired after listening to this one so you don't want to miss it!  Connect with Jo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goddessfemmeceo/ Check out Jo's pleasure course PUSSY TEMPLE: https://jo-miller.mykajabi.com/pussytemple Real Talk About Feminism is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit ⁠BetterHelp.com/rtafpod ⁠today to get 10% off your first month.  Subscribe to our email newsletter here. Follow us on Instagram @realtalkaboutfeminismpod Follow us on TikTok @realtalkaboutfeminismpod Subscribe to our YouTube channel here. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/real-talk-about-feminism-a-podcast-for-female-empowerment/support

Qcells USA Corp. has been all over the news lately with a handful of major announcements, including a $2.5B investment in the solar supply chain. Catherine recently spoke with Amy Jo Miller, Director of Policy and Market Strategy at Qcells, about what these recent developments mean for our industry, the most important upcoming policy rulings to follow, and the energy storage trends Qcells is seeing. They also spoke about how Amy Jo transitioned into clean energy, advice she has for those looking to join our industry, and some of the significant ways Qcells has revamped its benefits and work culture to attract top tier talent.If you're looking for your next role in cleantech, take a look at our industry-leading clients' latest job openings: bit.ly/dg_jobs. If you're a cleantech employer & need help scaling your workforce efficiently with top tier candidates, contact Catherine McLean, CEO & Founder of Dylan Green, directly on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3odzxQr.

*This week's episode is sponsored by DripStick! Use code RACHEL91347 to get 10% off your order!*Hello everyone! I'm so excited for this week's episode with Jo Miller all about embodying your feminine! It's one of the best conversations I've had in a while.We talk about:Making pleasure a priority in lifeThe different ways you can experience pleasure, and how it's not only about sexual pleasureJo's story and how she helps others do this workHow to tap more into your feminine and what that can look like in your lifeHow trauma can sometimes affect your ability to step into your feminineThanks so much for listening!ResourcesThe Body Keeps The ScoreConnect with JoInstagram @goddessfemmeceoSupport the showConnect with Rachel!Instagram: @The_Rachel_MaineWebsite: https://linktr.ee/WellnessSexpertiseYouTube: YouTube.com/@OwningYourSexualSelfFacebook: Rachel MaineEmail: therachelmaine@gmail.com

Today we are happy to once again have guest speakers Rabbi Jerry Miller and his wife Jo from Kingdom Living in Kansas City. Rabbi Jerry speaks on "Jerusalem and Salvation", and gives 10 key points of salvation that have happened or will happen in Jerusalem. Jo Miller also speaks, and has a prophetic word for us.

Today we are happy to once again have guest speakers Rabbi Jerry Miller and his wife Jo from Kingdom Living in Kansas City. Rabbi Jerry speaks on "Jerusalem and Salvation", and gives 10 key points of salvation that have happened or will happen in Jerusalem. Jo Miller also speaks, and has a prophetic word for us.

Today we again welcome guest speakers Rabbi Jerry and Jo Miller, this is their third visit to Remnant. Rabbi Jerry teaches on the importance of Joy, and lists four points that show how an attitude of joy improves our thinking. Jo Miller brings us a prophetic word.

Today we again welcome guest speakers Rabbi Jerry and Jo Miller, this is their third visit to Remnant. Rabbi Jerry teaches on the importance of Joy, and lists four points that show how an attitude of joy improves our thinking. Jo Miller brings us a prophetic word.

We believe that you are strong by design, made in God's image to have a strong body, mind and spirit.  This special first episode of 2023 showcases our best moments on the Strong By Design podcast show last year.   Our fifth year of SBD in 2022 was a tremendous year of growth for the show with record breaking month after record breaking month. We had some new hosts joining the show like Jo Miller and Jared Haley and some truly extraordinary men and women as guests like Horst Schulze, Dr. Annette Bosworth, Dr. Frank Turek and Larry Yatch to name a few.  There is no conversation or subject matter we aren't willing to tackle. Our entire team would like to say thank you so much for supporting our podcast and we hope you enjoy the 11 episodes we've selected in this most memorable show.     “It's always fun to look back on some of the most powerful, most compelling, most outrageous conversations that we had last year. We want to highlight the ones that went above and beyond, whether it was the guest or the topic.” -Chris Wilson    Time Stamps    00:00 - Welcome to the ‘Strong by Design' podcast 02:25 - Discover the most emotional and powerful conversations of the year with Joe Miller 4:56 - How martial arts helped them develop mental toughness 6:54 - Jo on coping with the loss of her twin sister 8:53 - Listen to the most embarrassing & humorous episode of 2022 with Jared Hailey and Mike Westerdal 9:34 - Are you too easily offended? 10:45 - The high road: Smart ways to respond when you're offended 12:40 - The power of managing your emotional reactions 13:45 - Listen to the most controversial episode of 2022 with Annette "Dr. Boz" Bosworth 14:26 - Discover that one patient that changed her whole clinical practice 15:22 - Dr. Boz shares her ‘accidental' discovery of ketosis, and how she supplemented her mom's chemo with ketones 19:37 - The most popular episode of 2022: The truth about porn 22:16 - The difference between watching porn vs. real intimacy 25:25 - 2022's most bizarre episode: Don't make these job interview MISTAKES! 28:05 - How much should you talk during a job interview? 31:26 - The most concerning and alarming conversation of 2022: Protecting young eyes with Chris McKenna 32:28 - The impact of technologies on children 36:31 – Listen to the most badass episode of 2022 ft. Larry Yatch 42:40 - How does fear affects your faith? 45:18 – Witness one of the three most disgusting conversations of the year 48:18 – The fungus that lives within us: Unfold the mystery of candida chronicles w/ Dr. Michael Biamonte 50:45 – Most eye-opening episode of 2022: The power of being intentional about achieving excellence 55:32 – Listen to the most inspiring episode of the year: Would you sacrifice yourself to save others? 59:04 – How your favorite Hollywood heroes point us to Jesus Christ    Connect w/ CriticalBench:   Youtube  Facebook  Instagram  CriticalBench.com  StrongByDesignPodcast.com 

Today's message (delayed from October 22, 2022) is given by Jerry and Jo Miller, visiting us once again from Kingdom Living of Lenexa, Kansas. Jerry talks about the importance of grace in our lives, and gives examples such as a confrontation years after WW2 between Corrie Ten Boom (an Auschwitz survivor) and a man who was a brutal guard at Auschwitz.

Today's message (delayed from October 22, 2022) is given by Jerry and Jo Miller, visiting us once again from Kingdom Living of Lenexa, Kansas. Jerry talks about the importance of grace in our lives, and gives examples such as a confrontation years after WW2 between Corrie Ten Boom (an Auschwitz survivor) and a man who was a brutal guard at Auschwitz.

Episode 161 is a solo episode sharing an article I recently read in the Harvard Business Review by Liz Wiseman, author of Impact Players: How to Take the Lead, Play Bigger, and Multiply Your Impact.   https://hbr.org/2022/09/should-you-really-be-indispensable-at-work   I shared a book review in Episode 145 that you should listen to if you'd like an overview of the book and the valuable research Liz shares. You can find the episode here:   https://beingindispensable.libsyn.com/145-book-recommendation-impact-players-by-liz-wiseman   The other authors that I've interviewed on the podcast and feel you should definitely listen to if you haven't already are Jo Miller, author of Woman of Influence: 9 Steps to Build Your Brand, Establish Your Legacy, and Thrive and Andrea Clarke, author of Future Fit: How to Stay Relevant and Competitive in the Future of Work.   You can find the links to these episodes below: https://myeacareer.com/podcasts/121/ https://myeacareer.com/podcasts/122-interview-with-jo-miller-part-2/ https://myeacareer.com/podcasts/indispensable-skills-future-fit-by-andrea-clarke/ Make sure to follow me on Instagram to receive my Monday Motivation and Wednesday Wisdom from inspirational humans and thought leaders, past and present. You can find me here: https://www.instagram.com/lizveevee/

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  “Real heroes are all around us. They face challenges with fear and grace.” Our special guest today on the Strong By Design podcast show is the embodiment of selflessness, courage, faith, and inspiration.    “I think a hero is any person really intent on making this a better place for all people.” (Maya Angelou) Matthew Miller, also affectionately known as Superman, shares how God prepared him to do something BRAVE and HEROIC for the sister he prayed God would provide when he was a young boy. His story is inspiring, touching, and educational.    Matt's incredible story paints a beautiful picture of how God placed him on this earth to accomplish many tasks. One such task was to save his sister. God was developing him for a long time for a unique calling. When God calls, He fully equips you to accomplish His work and will for your life.    You are in for a real treat as Jo Miller interviews her hero and husband Superman. We hope and pray you learn a lot, enjoy the episode, share the podcast, and give it a 5-star review. Thank you for your support.    "She's family, and I feel so blessed to have been in a position where we didn't have to have her on the list and wait for months or years, hoping we could find a kidney.”- Matt 'Superman' Miller    Time Stamps   01:20 – Welcome to the ‘Strong by Design' podcast  02:41 - Get to know today's special guest, Matt 'Superman' Miller  06:53 – Matt recalls his first meeting with his wife, Jo Miller  11:33 – What was life like for Matt before the kidney donation  20:03 – Matt shares his experience of the kidney donation process  25:28 – The emotional and mental health support before the surgery  27:35 – What makes him decide to donate his kidney  29:11 – Matt shares his precautions and preparations before kidney donation  37:06 – Discover the risks of becoming a living kidney donor  42:04 – Matt recounts the day of surgery  50:05 – Matt shares what recovery was like after a living kidney donation  58:08 – Matt on working out and lifting weights after the surgery  1:07:48 – Life after kidney donation: life changes and going forward  1:11:56 – Matt's relationship with God after the kidney donation    Resources  Matt's Website – Livefit.net    Connect w/ Jo and Matt:  Jo on Facebook  Matt on Facebook  Jo on Instagram  Matt on Instagram     Connect w/ CriticalBench:   Youtube  Facebook  Instagram  CriticalBench.com  StrongByDesignPodcast.com 

In the early days of my career I always heard people say, “find a mentor”. I never thought that it applied to me. Who would support me when I expressed interest in advancing my career? Who would have time to mentor ME? How do I find a mentor or sponsor? How do I ask?  In an article in themuse by Jo Miller, she outlines six steps you can take to attract the attention of an influential sponsor and states, "you don't get to choose the sponsor; the sponsor almost always chooses you". This week on Don't Look Under The Bed I chat with Emily Goldfischer, hertelier founder/Editor-In-Chief and Nancy Mendelson, hertelier Columnist, Best Mentor and Advisor about mentorship, sponsorship and the many resources now available to women in hospitality as they pursue leadership roles. hertelier is an online media platform that enlightens and inspires women in hospitality to pursue, navigate and nurture their careers at every stage, through sharing information and sparking conversation. Follow hertelier on Instagram:https://instagram.com/her.telier?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Subscribe to hertelierhttps://www.hertelier.com/ Connect with Emily on http://linkedin.com/in/emilygoldfischer FOLLOW US: IG:   https://www.instagram.com/dontlookunderthebedpod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/dlutbpod https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiwade niki@dontlookunderthebed.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe robin@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early days of my career I always heard people say, “find a mentor”. I never thought that it applied to me. Who would support me when I expressed interest in advancing my career? Who would have time to mentor ME? How do I find a mentor or sponsor? How do I ask?  In an article in themuse by Jo Miller, she outlines six steps you can take to attract the attention of an influential sponsor and states, "you don't get to choose the sponsor; the sponsor almost always chooses you". This week on Don't Look Under The Bed I chat with Emily Goldfischer, hertelier founder/Editor-In-Chief and Nancy Mendelson, hertelier Columnist, Best Mentor and Advisor about mentorship, sponsorship and the many resources now available to women in hospitality as they pursue leadership roles. hertelier is an online media platform that enlightens and inspires women in hospitality to pursue, navigate and nurture their careers at every stage, through sharing information and sparking conversation. Follow hertelier on Instagram:https://instagram.com/her.telier?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Subscribe to hertelierhttps://www.hertelier.com/ Connect with Emily on http://linkedin.com/in/emilygoldfischer FOLLOW US: IG:   https://www.instagram.com/dontlookunderthebedpod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/dlutbpod https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiwade niki@dontlookunderthebed.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe robin@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode - Josh, Shawn, and Noah sit down with Ben and Jo Miller, Campus Ministers with Encounter Campus Ministry, to discuss all kinds of topics related to singleness, dating, engagement, and marriage. As followers of Jesus, especially in Young Adulthood, questions surrounding these come up all the time. Now is the perfect time to lay the groundwork for healthy, God honoring relationships.Find us on Social MediaInstagram - eastview_yaFacebook Group - Eastview Young AdultsEastview Resources - eastviewresources.comHave any questions or topics to suggest? Email us at youngadults@eastview.churchInterested in getting plugged into our Young Adult Community? Email jjacobs@eastview.church

On this episode - Josh, Shawn, and Noah sit down with Ben and Jo Miller, Campus Ministers with Encounter Campus Ministry, to discuss all kinds of topics related to singleness, dating, engagement, and marriage. As followers of Jesus, especially in Young Adulthood, questions surrounding these come up all the time. Now is the perfect time to lay the groundwork for healthy, God honoring relationships.Find us on Social MediaInstagram - eastview_yaFacebook Group - Eastview Young AdultsEastview Resources - eastviewresources.comHave any questions or topics to suggest? Email us at youngadults@eastview.churchInterested in getting plugged into our Young Adult Community? Email jjacobs@eastview.church

In the dark, all alone, covered in blood and not sure what just happened… Walking in a daze, holding her ear because it felt as though it may come off completely and hoping to see light somewhere in the distance, Jo was terrified. Have you ever been in a life-or-death situation? Our guest today on Strong By Design, Jo Miller, was in a terrible car accident and this is her story.   "I just kept thinking 'Wow, it's amazing I'm alive'... They said if I had been an inch taller, the roof of my car would've gone through my skull." - Jo Miller     Time Stamps 00:54 – Welcome to the ‘Strong by Design' podcast 05:12 – Get to know today's special guest, Jo Miller 7:20 – Jo shares what life looks like prior to the traumatic accident 12:38 – Jo recounts traumatic car accident 18:39 – The power of prayer: Jo shares testimony of how she survived car accident 25:04 – The recovery and challenges faced after the accident 32:19 – Her personal relationship with God 35:20 – Jo talks about the turning point in her health and fitness journey 43:08 – How Jo's traumatic accident affected her 51:36 – From setback to comeback: Trusting God's plan for your life   Connect w/ Jo: Facebook Instagram   Connect w/ CriticalBench:  Youtube Facebook Instagram CriticalBench.com StrongByDesignPodcast.com

Womb mates that came from the same egg. It doesn't get any closer than identical twins. When it comes to our connection to other people, sharing the same DNA as another human being is a closeness most of us will never understand. If you've never experienced this incredible relationship first hand, it really is something to appreciate. Our guest today on Strong By Design is an identical twin who endured quite a bit with her other half. This conversation is both inspirational and uplifting while also emotional and gut wrenching. Please grab yourself a box of tissues and get ready to KNOW JO as she talks about what life is like when you're born with your best friend for life!   "We had an unbreakable bond... best friends and soul mates from the beginning of existence." -Jo Miller   Time Stamps 00:00 – Discover the special bond between twins 00:47 - Welcome to the ‘Strong by Design' podcast 4:32 – Get to know today's special guest, Jo Miller 11:00 – Jo shares where her love and passion for sports comes from 15:29 – Jo on what it's like to be a woman in strength sports 21:55 – Twin sister: Jo on what it's really like to grow up with a twin 26:52 – The art of saying goodbye: Jo on coping with the loss of twin sister 32:30 – How her twin sister's cancer journey led her to help others reach their health & fitness goals 36:37 – Jo's heartfelt tribute to her late twin sister 46:10 – Jo on honoring her late twin sister with her child's name 48:50 – Where you can go to connect with Jo Miller    Connect w/ Jo: Facebook Instagram   Connect w/ CriticalBench:  Youtube Facebook Instagram CriticalBench.com StrongByDesignPodcast.com

Jo is a badass Self Care Queen, reminding women of who they really are and what they actually want in their lives, guiding them back to their own divine feminine power (including pleasure, can we get an AMEN?!) and authenticity, so that they can actively create a life that feels delicious to them.   She is the creator of Goddess Femme Awakening, a 12-week portal of 1:1 sacred mentorship and coaching, where she guides women through holistically crafting authentic lives full of self love and sustainable self care, so that they can crush their dreams, find their power, and become their own self love gurus.   SHOW LINKS: Jo's WEBSITE: https://www.thegoddessfemme.com/ Jo's INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/i.am.jo.miller/ Institute for Integrative Nutrition - learn more here: https://www.lorencellentani.com/iin 

How do we know when we are abiding in Christ? John 15 beckons us to look at our fruit to understand if we are truly dependent on our creator. John...

This “I AM” statement follows after the miraculous feeding of the 5000 in early John 6.  Jesus knows that stomachs are driving the crowds more than their hearts.  We can...

In this episode i sit down with my girl Jo Miller!

Saturday AM – Our sin and obstacles are real, but our God is faithful.  Romans 3:23

In this episode Castro and Jo Miller sit down and talk about comedy and plug shows. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillwritin-whatilike/support

Local GP clinics delivering shots has made all the difference for elderly Kiwis booking their Covid-19 vaccine, according to Grey Power. Going to a familiar setting with health professionals people recognise is proving popular. Earlier confusion about who qualifies as group 3 appears to be easing. Grey Power national adviser Jo Miller spoke to Corin Dann.

Matt and Emilee talk about faith and the college experience with campus pastors Ben and Jo Miller.

Women's leadership expert, author, and “newly minted 50 year old” Jo Miller joins me to discuss: The inspiration from both of her parents completely rebooting their careers in their early 50s. Lessons from her book: Woman of Influence: 9 Steps to Build Your Brand, Establish Your Legacy, and Thrive. How…

Jack is joined by chef Jeremy and Connie Jo Miller to talk about Lexington Restaurant Week.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Energy management is so important. Depending on how you present yourself, your customers and suppliers will develop a view and rapport with you based on the energy that you put out. This energy can be infectious and positive or it can be low and damaging to you and your brand.So how do we ensure that we are consistently putting out the energy that matches what we want for ourselves and our brand?In this episode of the Imperfectly Human podcast, Mr Daley provides you with his approach to energy management "R&R - Routine and Relaxation".Mr Daley also shares 5 ways to manage your energy as written by Jo Miller, a thought leader in the world of women's leadership and business.Mr Daley is the principal consultant of Yellow Eight, a design agency that focuses on digital marketing, user experience, functional design and analytics. Yellow Eight exists to help businesses make themselves more noticeable online, improve their customer experience and to convert more leads.Mr Daley is also the founder of The Daley Perspective Network and host of the Daley Perspective podcast (available on all major streaming platforms).You can connect with Mr Daley on the following platforms:Instagram - @dydaleyFacebook - David DaleyStereo - @dydaleyTwitter - @dydaleyClubhouse - @dydaleyYou can connect with Yellow Eight on the following platforms:Instagram - @yelloweightdesignFacebook - @yelloweightdesignTwitter - @yelloweightdsgnYou can connect with The Daley Perspective Network on the following platforms:Instagram - @daleyperspectivenetworkFacebook - @daleyperspectivenetworkTwitter - @DaleyNetworkWant to record better podcasts? Looking for great, professional and easy to use audio software? Look no further than Reason. Get professional recording functionality, effects and mastering all in one easy to use solution. Reason provides emulation of some of the worlds best audio hardware, therefore, giving you a world-class studio right on your desktop. If you would like to get Reason, click right here. 

In this epsiode we sit down on the patio at Double D Saloon WIth Rosco, Jo Miller , Devo , Zach Amin, Bradley Mcpherson and the man who hosted he show Chris Carter. Audio was recorrded outside. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillwritin-whatilike/support

We Sit down with up and coming local Stand up comedian Jo miller --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillwritin-whatilike/support

Grey Power says official communication for those over 65 about the Covid-19 vaccine rollout is poor, and it's causing confusion. Information publicly available includes a leaflet delivered to letterboxes recently, but Grey Power says it's vague, ambiguous and lacks details people want to know. Grey Power's health national advisory group chair Jo Miller spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Grey Power says official communication for those over 65 about the Covid-19 vaccine rollout is poor, and it's causing confusion. Information publicly available includes a leaflet delivered to letterboxes recently, but Grey Power says it's vague, ambiguous and lacks details people want to know. Grey Power's health national advisory group chair Jo Miller spoke to Susie Ferguson.

A sweeping review of local government has been announced. Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta says it will look at what local government does, how, and how it pays for it. Already the government is planning to remove councils of their core responsibilities through the three water and resource management reforms. This as councils across the country are crying out for more funding to allow them to get on with the job. So just what will the review achieve, and how? Jim Palmer is a retired Waimakariri District Council chair, and will chair the group leading the review, Stuart Crosby is the president of Local Govt New Zealand, and Jo Miller is the chief executive of Hutt City Council.

A sweeping review of local government has been announced. Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta says it will look at what local government does, how, and how it pays for it. Already the government is planning to remove councils of their core responsibilities through the three water and resource management reforms. This as councils across the country are crying out for more funding to allow them to get on with the job. So just what will the review achieve, and how? Jim Palmer is a retired Waimakariri District Council chair, and will chair the group leading the review, Stuart Crosby is the president of Local Govt New Zealand, and Jo Miller is the chief executive of Hutt City Council.

On the podcast, Jo Miller and I talk about trauma and some of the paths Jo uses with her clients. Jo specializes in Sound, Deep Listening, Somatic Therapy, Shadow Work and Embodiment Facilitation in her practice.  Jo offered some amazing insights, including:  We can experience trauma on three levels; societal, community and personal.  We don’t need to become whole, our wholeness is always present.  We find and explore pockets of safety in the body and nourish them.  Syncing with the rhythms of nature for healing helps us let go of our need to control.  Follow Jo on Instagram.    Jo is offering a Focalization Training for practitioners starting May 9th.  Learn more here.    Learn more about Jo here. 

Episode 45 - Interview With Linda Jo Miller On this episode, Steven interviews Linda Jo Miller! Ms. Miller starred in King Kong Escapes, and was also in The Green Slime. We talk about her modeling career, living in Japan, some of her favorite movies growing up, and of course King Kong Escapes. Ms. Miller will be joining us in a future episode to discuss Godzilla vs. King Kong next month! Follow Ms. Miller on Facebook at Linda Miller - King Kong Escapes. If you enjoy this interview, then try our other movie reviews and interviews. Also, please share our podcast with your friends. You can leave us feedback on our Facebook page, or you can email us at diecastmoviereviewpodcast@gmail.com.

In this episode of the Destination Marketing Podcast, we are joined by Laurie Jo Miller Farr, founder of The Travel Vertical. She offers listeners insight into the industry backed by years of experience working with DMO's. Listen to learn the inside scoop on the Big Apple New York City Campaign, as well as how the Travel Vertical can help you and your destination. "I think that we've got to keep doing this kind of thing because we are all learning together. We really do need each other and it's great that the community thinks that way." -Laurie Jo Miller Farr The Travel Vertical: https://thetravelvertical.com/ Connect with Laurie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauriejomillerfarr/ If you are interested in any of Relic’s services, please email adam@relicagency.com or visit https://www.relicagency.com/ 

Bestselling author Jo Miller returns to the podcast to discuss the topic of saying no and we discuss her latest book as well. Get a copy of her book "Woman of Influence" here: https://amzn.to/36k1cYm Find more podcast episodes: https://lnkd.in/ePb7wUi Christoph's content performance book: https://lnkd.in/e3dWVd5 Need help with your marketing? Grab Christoph’s discounted strategy and implementation package now: https://lnkd.in/ePZaghJ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ctrappe/message

Wendy van Gilst, a Netherland-based podcaster and personal branding expert, joins Christoph Trappe on this live recording of the Business Storytelling Podcast to talk about building personal brands on LinkedIn. Connect with her on LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/ercN89j On Twitter: https://lnkd.in/egHxzxM Christoph's content performance book: https://lnkd.in/e3dWVd5 Need help with your marketing? Contact Christoph now: https://lnkd.in/e4xpVPm or ctrappe@gmail.com Subscribe to future podcast episodes: https://lnkd.in/eFBsw73 Episode with Jo Miller on personal branding: https://lnkd.in/edQRR7s --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ctrappe/message

Amy Jo Miller is a serial entrepreneur and writer. She holds degrees in business management and international business from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. Amy joined Goods Unite Us after 15 years of owning and operating a series of small businesses and startups. Amy has also worked in marketing and advertising for both Lands’ End and Isthmus Publishing. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In Part 2 of my conversation with Jo Miller we talk about the FIVE leadership types that Jo has identified and the traits of each. Jo does some myth busting around the perception that you need to be a manager of people to be a leader. We focus on HOW you can amplify your accomplishments and Jo takes me through the ways she recommends you can put this into action.  Finally we discuss the trap that you fall into when you make yourself indispensable for doing work that downplays your potential.  https://jomiller.com/ https://myeacareer.com/podcasts/indispensable-skills-how-to-develop-a-shadow-organisation-diagram/ https://jomiller.com/100qualities/ https://jomiller.com/amplify/

This week’s episode is Part 1 of my interview with the awesome Jo Miller who I have mentioned on the podcast a number of times and dedicated Episode 66 to sharing her method for creating a Shadow Organisation Diagram. If you haven't listened to it you can find it here. https://myeacareer.com/podcasts/indispensable-skills-how-to-develop-a-shadow-organisation-diagram/ In Part 1 we explore:  - Jo’s experience navigating her own career climbing frame (the topic of last weeks episode) - We explore why and how you can tap into your leadership super power. - Jo explains the five leadership types that she outlines in her book and takes us through an exercise you can do to identify your leadership strengths.  - Jo also talks about the one thing she recommends that we all do and what gets in the way of us actually doing that one thing. I hope you enjoy Part 1 of our conversation and can’t wait to bring you Part 2 next week. https://jomiller.com/ https://jomiller.com/100qualities/ https://jomiller.com/amplify/

The Yorkshire Post's Westminster Correspondent Geri Scott is joined by former Doncaster Council chief executive Jo Miller. Now heading up Hutt City Council in New Zealand, Ms Miller reflects on the response to coronavirus there compared to the UK. 

GREETINGS FROM MARGATE!Greetings to you wherever you are right now, at this current moment in time and, well, history.It’s been quite the fortnight and it’s hard to believe how much has gone on since we last spoke… Well, what with said amount having happened, and without me having to bring you up to speed on it all, I truly appreciate your ears and attention, and whether or not you stick with me for the whole episode or dip in and out, whatever your listening situation, know that I’m very grateful and that your presence is most certainly noted. THANK YOU XXXNOW! What we have here is a collection of a few voice memos and recordings sent in by some listeners and friends - mine and yours, or if not yours already, NOW yours - which go into how things have changed, what some people are doing out there, or ways to cope and stay afloat with it all. I’m so happy that there were a few responses and I asked everyone at a weird time, JUST on the cusp of the lockdown so at that point it was very much up in the air as to what we were all doing or supposed to be doing. Now we’re like 2 weeks in so I think I speak for us all when I say WE GOT THIS.So please enjoy some lovely dispatches from some lovely people who you can catch up with here:Keith Clarke!Morgan Gleave!Jo Miller! (and CovidCalm.org)Nadean Foster!Hannah Rzysko!Echo & Winter!…and please feel free to submit any and all diary entries and your own dispatches to me here on this email:buddysbuddies@protonmail.comThanks so much everyone. At risk of drifting away from the point and talking about Tiger King, let’s just dip into this one and hear from some lovely people from around the area and beyond.Be well, be positive, stick with it and be in touch. We’ll all be good okay?Nothing but love ///// Buddy XXXBUDDY'S RECOMMENDATIONS:THE MAN WHO PLANTED TREES by Jean Giono (book version)THE MAN WHO PLANTED TREES by Jean Giono (animated version)PAST INSIDE THE PRESENT labelHAECKELS RADIO (first playlist - the rest will be easy to find!)OPEN CULTURE link to 25 million artworksCURTIS MAYFIELD 'Live!' (Spotify)BUDDY'S LINKS:

Jo Miller talks about building your brand, establishing your legacy, and thriving as a woman of influence.

Women's leadership expert and author, Jo Miller, shares: - Why it is important for ALL voices to be heard (especially women at work) - Self-promotion and why women hold back - Gender socialization and its impact on women in Corporate America - How to build a personal brand around your leadership strengths - Trends for 2020 and beyond for women's leadership Connect with Jo Miller at jomiller.com

Jo Miller, Founder and CEO of Be Leaderly and author of the new book Woman of Influence: 9 Steps to Build Your Brand, Establish Your Legacy, and Thrive, shares the inside scoop on her work and life as a highly sought-after women's leadership expert. Jo outlines the personal and professional pitfalls of subscribing to one type of leader, and unpacks some of the life-changing steps found in Woman of Influence, including "Get Your Shift Together," "Amplify Your Accomplishments, and "Rally Your Crew." Jo's genuine spirit and practical approach shines through in this insightful conversation sure to help accelerate your career and leadership goals!

Jesus taught in parables so those of us who choose to follow Him would have a deeper and simpler way of understanding of the life that He is leading us...

Best-selling author Jo Miller shares her tips on how anyone can deliberately build their authentic brand. For even more, check out her book on the topic: https://amzn.to/2swPNmF

GREETINGS FROM MARGATE!Welcome to episode 5 of Buddy’s Buddies!Thanks for joining me again - truly lovely to see you. Merry Friday to you all!Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a pleasure to introduce a glorious chat with the multi-talented soundwave wrangler and good vibes initiator JO MILLER of SOLASTA SOUNDS! I’ve been a firm fan ever since my first sound bath a good couple of years ago, when I didn’t even know what I was getting into by attending a sound bath - to say I was extremely pleasantly surprised is a powerful understatement… I’ve been involved in sound activities for a few decades now and this was definitely among my favourite. But that’s not where Jo’s expertise start and finish by any means!I’d been wanting to talk to Jo for ages, especially as she’s so heavily involved in sounds and the more restorative aspects of it. I’m intimately familiar with bobbing my head and altering my pace as a pedestrian when listening to various types of music (or indeed slowing down to halt on the more ambient stuff), but I don’t think I’d ever really stopped to think about what was happening from the neo-cortex to the limbic system to the brain stem and onward… Well, we proper got into it here and it was totally fascinating - so much so that I must have dropped several questions in the smash-grab of my mind when I was reaching quickly for what to ask next…! There’s so much involved, and Jo breaks down everything from origins, her history with sound, vibrations and the actual physical effects of sound and how we can incorporate it in a mindful sense, using our bodies to navigate trauma, animals and how they handle trauma, and - ahh, just too much to mention here.You’ll get a real charge off this one, no doubt about it. So much goodness from an awesome sound-loving and living individual. Get to know Jo Miller and acquaint yourselves with what she does! ENJOY!EPISODE LINKS:• SOLASTA SOUNDS on THE INTERNET!• SOLASTA SOUNDS on INSTAGRAM!• NEW YEAR'S EVE RETREAT!• ALL SOLASTA SOUNDS EVENTS!REFERENCES:• DR MICHAEL PICUCCI (somatic psychologist) • CARLY GRACE (bowls) • YANTARA JIRO (bowls)BUDDY'S LINKS:• BUDDY PEACE on INSTAGRAM!• BUDDY PEACE on THE INTERNET!• BUDDY PEACE on BANDCAMP!• BUDDY PEACE PATREON!Recording • Production • Mix • Edit • Music • Artwork – Buddy Peace See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lacey Miller dropped her friend off at a Fort Collins apartment at about 1:30 a.m. on Jan. 18, 2003. She planned to drive home, which was about 5 minutes away. No one ever saw her again. Investigators catch a break when they receive a tip about a man they arrested two weeks prior in relation […] The post Season 7 EP1: Lacey Jo Miller appeared first on KCSU FM.

The third and final series of Mum is currently airing on BBC2 and Pauline is proving to be as terrifyingly class-conscious as ever. Why do so many British sitcoms and novels centre around women who are obsessed with status? From Margot in The Good Life to Hyacinth Bucket, from Mrs Bennett to Becky Sharp - why are so many of our iconic female characters shameless social climbers? Jenni talks to television critic Julia Raeside and journalist and critic Alex Clark.Jenni speaks to Jo Miller as she steps down from one of the most high-profile local government jobs in the UK. Jo was appointed Chief Executive of Doncaster Council by central Government in 2012, when the Council was officially a “failing” local authority. Jo's turnaround strategy has brought in investment of £2 billion and the town is now in the UK's top ten for growth. How did she achieve this and why is she leaving?A report by Lancaster University and Fatherhood Institute earlier this year states that the number of men working in early years childcare is just 2%, a figure which has not changed for decades. What can be done to attract more men into the career? And, for those working in the sector already, what is the reaction from parents to having a man working with young children?Nearly 2,000 domestic abuse survivors iare being put at risk of homelessness because local authority rules state they aren't vulnerable enough, according to a new report published by the All Party Parliamentary Group for Ending Homelessness. The research and funding was carried out by Crisis, the national charity for homeless people. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Laura Northedge Interviewed Guest: Alex Clark Interviewed Guest: Julia Raeside Interviewed Guest: Jo Miller Interviewed Guest: Rebecca Pritchard

God didn’t create use to live in isolation. How do some of our most important relationships throughout our lives (family, friendship, dating/marriage) affect the way that we understand God and...

This weeks Being Indispensable episode is a tutorial on how to create a shadow organizational diagram as outlined by Jo Miller, an executive  coach and trainer based in the USA.  Executive Assistants who invest the time to improve their awareness and appreciation of the apparent and hidden power dynamics that operate within their organisation will be able to show up more effectively because of this strategic awareness. Knowledge is the first step to developing a plan for how to manage and cultivate relationships that help you get things done. You can download a copy of the worksheet for this episode at http://bit.ly/shadoworgmap or click here.    Find out more about Jo and BeLeaderly here: https://jomiller.net/ or https://beleaderly.com/  

In this episode of the podcast we hear one of our most personal stories to date - a story of a troubled young man that many teachers gave up on that transformed his life to be a leader and role model in his community. This is the story of Curtis Jo Miller, a must listen episode of the podcast!

First episode of Another Goddamn Podcast from Lee Papa, the writer of the blog The Rude Pundit. Featuring an interview with Emmy-winning writer/producer Jo Miller, who worked on The Daily Show and, until a few months ago, was co-creator and show runner for Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.

Jo Miller chats with WWEST manager Danniele about sponsorship versus mentorship. What does it mean to have a sponsor? How is a mentor different? And how can this propel women in technology so they can lead and thrive as women of influence? This President's Dream Colloquium minisode is chock full of advice and inspiration for any woman who is striving to be more of a leader in their field. Jo founded Be Leaderly after meeting too many women with leadership potential that outshone their current positions. In her day job, Jo is CEO of Women’s Leadership Coaching, Inc., and creator of the Women’s Leadership Coaching® system, a roadmap for women who want to break into leadership. Links: Be Leaderly Grace Hopper Celebration Harvard Business Review, "Why Men Still Get More Promotions Than Women" Jo Miller at the President's Dream Colloquium Playing Big by Tara Sophia Mohr Society of Women Engineers The Willpower Instinct by Kelly McGonigal  Guest: Jo Miller (@beleaderly) Hosted by: Danniele Livengood (@livengood) Theme Music: “Positive and Fun” by Scott Holmes Produced by:  Vanessa Reich-Shackelford For more from Westcoast Women in Engineering, Science and Technology, you can follow us on Twitter at @WWEST_SFU, on Facebook at @WWEST.SFU, and subscribe to our biweekly newsletter at wwest.ca.

On this week's episode of the Formula, Jo Miller from Be Leaderly and Trevor Carlson sit down to discuss Jo's fifteen years to becoming an overnight success. Jo is a leading authority on women's leadership, who is a sought-after, dynamic, and engaging speaker, delivering more than 70 speaking presentations annually to audiences of up to 1,200 women. Her expertise lies in helping women lead, climb, and thrive in their corporate careers. Jo delivers keynotes and workshops for women's leadership conferences, professional associations, and corporate women's initiatives. In this episode Jo and Trevor discuss: -How to identify a niche -Why you need to niche down or focus -Why you should be picky on who you hang out with -How she got started as a speaker -Why putting yourself out there will jumpstart your growth -How to grow your speaking business -How to become a better speaker -How to navigate office politics -Wombats and Kangaroos -Becoming a 15 year overnight success Jo's most impactful book is the Willpower Instinct by Kelly McGonigal (http://amzn.to/2wXj7PF) Another book discussed was Deep Work by Cal Newport (http://amzn.to/2wXe7dW) To book Jo for a speaking engagement go to www.jomiller.net How to vastly improve your speaking presentations in 15 minutes: http://www.beleaderly.com/how-to-get-better-at-public-speaking-in-15-minutes-or-less/ How to Overcome Office Politics with the Shadow Organization Map (Video) http://www.beleaderly.com/overcome-office-politics-shadow-organization-map-video/ Big thanks to Jo Miller and Be Leaderly for being a guest this week on the Formula. This episode was produced by Helixacademy.co Follow Helix Academy on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/helixacademy/ Edited by Luke Kreger: https://www.instagram.com/lukej.kreger/ Music provided by Moods: https://open.spotify.com/artist/14uVJsPC4DByeuD0cq36ez iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/formula-16-how-to-become-professional-speaker-be-leaderlys/id1267588749?i=1000392790812&mt=2

"Full Frontal" star Samantha Bee and showrunner Jo Miller talk balancing comedy and anger in a Trump presidency, plus executive producer John Legend and star Jurnee Smollett preview Season 2 of "Underground."

"Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" showrunner Jo Miller and executive producer Miles Kahn on how the election of Donald Trump impacted the show, the importance of journalism, and how the show is exploring underreported local stories from across the country. Also: a look at the week's new premieres, and an update on the world of reality TV.

Virginia Heffernan talks to Jo Miller, the showrunner/head writer of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, about this weekend's Women's March on Washington, the smaller Trump protest marches popping up around the country, and why those can have an even more sustainable impact. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Virginia Heffernan talks to Jo Miller, the showrunner/head writer of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, about this weekend's Women's March on Washington, the smaller Trump protest marches popping up around the country, and why those can have an even more sustainable impact. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SWE leaders will be launching the first national gender study of its kind this spring. In episode two of the Diverse podcast series, “Gender Equity & Engineering: Leadership Strategies for Inclusive Cultures”, host Jo Miller interviews founder and principal of Primer Michaels, Beth Michaels, who is leading the SWE National Gender Equity Culture Study. Learn about the research and how corporate culture impacts the retention and advancement of women employees.

Jo Miller hosts SWE new podcast series, Diverse. Jo interviews S. Shariq Yosufzai Vice President, Global Diversity, Ombuds and University Partnerships, Chevron Corporation about their recent Catalyst Award win and how the company has developed a strategy and rationale for diversity as talent and revenue driver.

New contributor Trevor Noah joins executive producer Steve Bodow and writer Jo Miller for a conversation about Trevor's comedy roots in South Africa, the international perspective he brings to The Daily Show and his friend back home named after one of history's most brutal dictators. 

Correspondent Michael Che and writers Travon Free and Jo Miller remember The Daily Show's coverage of the events surrounding Michael Brown's shooting in Ferguson, Missouri. The hosts discuss their personal experiences with two different but equally maddening facts of life: racial profiling and Twitter trolls. As he departs to co-host Weekend Update on SNL, Che looks back at his summer at The Daily Show and shares tweets of encouragement from SNL legends. Plus, your Twitter questions answered, a brand new #MyDailyShowTheme winner, and more.

Remember, you playing small does not serve the world. This show features Jo Miller, Founding Editor of Be Leaderly and Womens Leadership Coaching Inc who gives the strategies for being a go-to person in your organisation or in your field. Plus Ola Agbaimoni, the Business Detective and the Curator of the Top 100 List of the Most Influential Black People in Digital/Social Media who explains that when it comes to success, surprisingly Fear is NOT the problem. Listen to a great show here

Head writer Elliott Kalan and correspondent Jessica Williams welcome producer Sara Taksler and writer Jo Miller for a conversation about mining comedy out of the issue of sexual assault on college campuses. Then, veteran Daily Show writer J.R. Havlan looks back on 18 years at the show. Finally, musically inclined listeners are invited to create their own unique covers of The Daily Show theme song using the hashtag #MyDailyShowTheme. Go to thedailyshow.com/podcast to submit yours.

It's episode 4! We made it past the originally planned trilogy! And it's a good one, with Jo Miller, writer for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Jo and I get into every day operations at TDS as well as what it was like to work on Earth: The Book while we were doing the show at the same time. (Spoiler Alert: it was a lot of work.) Jo also talks about how her education in Medieval History actually comes in handy in her career as a comedy writer. Who knew!? Hope you enjoy this one, BlocHeads. Thanks for tuning in.

Tune in as we kick-off our Fall Season and get back into the swing of things. Our guest will be Jo Miller the CEO of Women's Leadership Coaching. Jo will share advice on how to manage your career and advance into a leadership role.