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In this episode of the Positive Parenting Pep Talks Podcast, Jodi Womack is joining me to help me illustrate the four mistaken goals. Using an example of a child that won't get off the computer, you will learn to identify why your child is misbehaving. If you found these ideas helpful and would like more, please visit my website and learn more about Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes. Please follow me on Instagram or Facebook and leave your comments and suggestions about these ideas. Thank you for your interest in Positive Parenting. You can also join Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/positiveparenting/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/positiveparenting/support

It is an epic story of victory, defeat, friendship, betrayal, heroism, cowardice, deep respect, blind hatred, and—above all else—the struggle for survival. It is Joseph Cotto's new book, 'Runaway Masters: A True Story of Slavery, Freedom, Triumph, and Tragedy Beyond 1619 and 1776.' Check it out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B097SLXC8K/. Like this episode? Donations much appreciated -- no worries about size; it's the thought that counts. Many thanks! https://www.paypal.com/paypalme2/CottoGottfried

"How are you?""I'm good" might be one of the biggest lies we tell, at least sometimes. Especially in the education space but in plenty of other areas, both professional and personal, we put the needs of others before our own. And while there is beauty and value in that, what we can have a hard time doing is admitting when we get overwhelmed or need help. Even harder? Accepting help when it is offered. Well, author and keynote speaker Jodi Womack has something to say about that, and it's something we all need to hear.You can find Jodi and her husband, Jason, at womackcompany.comAs always, reach me at www.dissectedpodcastmkj.com

Have you ever felt stuck? In life? In a job? Jodi Womack makes a living by coaching others on how to Get Momentum at work and in life and she can because she has been there and broken free! Listen as we unpack all the things from how she began mentoring, who her 100-year-old mentor is, how she helped create a world-wide parenting class, and how she is still learning by adjusting to a cross-country life relocation. We did not skip over a thing. Hit play and find out why Jodi is so qualified to tell YOU how to GET MOMENTUM!

Do you wish you could be more productive as a business owner or side hustler (or both)? Tune in to hear from Jodi Womack, author of the book Get Momentum. She drops her number one productivity tip for female entrepreneurs in addition to discussing ways that fellow business owners can be more productive--and finally stop procrastinating on those big business projects. (Link to her book located in the podcast show notes.)

Jason Womack is an instructor: Leader Development Course for Squadron Command, US Air Force, The Air University. Author of best-selling books: Your Best Just Got Better and Get Momentum. Cofounder of the GET MOMENTUM Leadership Academy. Husband of 20 years to Jodi Womack, and nationally ranked Olympic-distance triathlete.Learn More: www.GetMomentum.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Jason Womack is an instructor: Leader Development Course for Squadron Command, US Air Force, The Air University. Author of best-selling books: Your Best Just Got Better and Get Momentum. Cofounder of the GET MOMENTUM Leadership Academy. Husband of 20 years to Jodi Womack, and nationally ranked Olympic-distance triathlete.Learn More: www.GetMomentum.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Jason Womack is an instructor: Leader Development Course for Squadron Command, US Air Force, The Air University. Author of best-selling books: Your Best Just Got Better and Get Momentum. Cofounder of the GET MOMENTUM Leadership Academy. Husband of 20 years to Jodi Womack, and nationally ranked Olympic-distance triathlete.Learn More: www.GetMomentum.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Good people,This week’s episode of The Truth Prescription brings a great conversation with a lot of great energy. I speak with Jodi Womack, leadership coach/trainer, author, and co-founder of the Getting Momentum Leadership Academy. She, along with her husband, Jason created the program in 2012. Jodi, of course, shares her personal and professional truths; shining a light on the importance of identifying the things that are important in life and creating priority around them. She shares with us how we can leverage more time in our days to set ourselves up for success, moving out of a space of constant ‘catch up.’ She also speaks to her experience as an introvert and one who’s created a career largely comprised with a lot of time spent sharing stories in front of large audiences. Something that really resonated to me throughout our conversation is the importance of understanding that if you leverage your own experience you will be undefeated and open to create an abundance of momentum.Host: Dr. Seku GathersGuest: Jodi WomackResources:Get Momentum Leadership AcademyGet Momentum - Book6:28: Personal Truth: A Few years ago, Jodi went home to visit her parents. She hugged them and realized that her mom seemed really skinny, almost frail. She suggested that they go to the doctor, which led to 8 months of visits with specialists. Her mom was diagnosed with early onset dementia and was so thin because she was forgetting to eat. Jodi was devastated and felt terrible. She says she knew that she had to step her game up as a daughter and had to figure out what that meant in terms of taking care of her parents. In addition, when her husband accepted a new role, they relocated from California to Alabama and were even further from her parents. The truth was, she really had to decide what was important in her life and that’s helped her prioritize and realize that the things she thought were really important, that she thought she wanted pale in comparison to how she wants to show up for the people that she loves the most. 12:09 Professional: “Introverts can speak to groups.” That’s been her biggest challenge because she didn’t know she had it in her. Jodi used to work for another speaker; she managed operations and would always decline when he asked her if she wanted to introduce him. When she started hosting women’s networking events, she would hear all kinds of stories about the hardships and struggles they were having. When they returned to the following event, there would be stories about their progress and overcoming. These women were managing real life and Jodi realized that you can’t learn adulting in a book. She likes to share real stories, keep it real and let people know that there’s support available to make it through. She’s shifted the narrative and now speaks to friends, not audiences where she’s just sharing stories, not teaching; something she’d do in coffee shops with friends all of the time. 24:33: 30/30 RuleJodi calls it strategic planning for life and says it would be great to have learned this in high school. The 30/30 Rule is working on something for 30 minutes that isn’t due for 30 days or more. This came about because there were things on Jodi’s calendar that kept surprising her. She says that shouldn’t have been the case because the things on the calendar are the things that she’s already agreed to do. She says most people look at today and tomorrow, some look at the full week and, as a result, we never get the vision of “up and out -- getting ahead.” Many of us are always playing catch up and Jodi says there are 3 time zones: “Catch Up, Keep Up, and Getting Ahead.” The 30/30 Rule was created to help us get ahead.30:09 Finding MentorsJodi says when trying to find mentors, you want to build your team. There are mentors, who you don’t pay for, who care for you and are vested in your growth. Coaches, teachers, and therapists, who you pay for, are also apart of that team of people who are helping you to think new thoughts. She says if we keep thinking the same thoughts, asking the same questions, we’ll only continue to see more of the same. Building a team helps us build that momentum. We can also leverage podcasts, books, videos to learn more about the paths we want to be taking. 40:09 Yes or BS:Public speaking is easier than writing a book?Change your diet and change your life?Women make better leaders?Getting improper rest is similar to being intoxicated? Love, at first sight, is a myth?Creating momentum is much easier for men? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You know what I think about Momentum? Mark Twain once said “If it’s your job to eat a frog, it’s best to do it first thing in the morning. And if it’s your job to eat two frogs, it’s best to eat the biggest one first.” The frog in this quote represents the one thing you have on your to-do list that you have absolutely no motivation to do. The biggest frog would be the most important of two undesirable tasks. If you don't eat them right away, you're likely to put-off doing them the rest of the day, and guaranteed they'll be a distraction until you get it done and will impede your momentum. In this podcast I provide an overview and some observations of a great book by Jason and Jodi Womack, called Get Momentum: How to Start When You're Stuck

Get Momentum: How To Start When You’re Stuck Productivity Book Group Author Interview Series is an opportunity to learn about new and interesting productivity books and authors. I’ll be interviewing […]

What role do discernment and self-care play in a meaningfully productive life? Executive coach & author Jodi Womack shares some tips and tools in this week's episode.

Getting started is the hardest part. Whether it’s starting your day or making the first moves on a new project, the expression rings true in all domains of life. It’s hard to be productive, but it’s even harder without any momentum. However, once you can get some forward progress, you’ll notice to-do lists getting checked off and the results flowing in.

Have you ever had a goal or an ambition, but you simply couldn't figure out how to get moving on it? Or, have you ever encountered a hurdle that you simply couldn't jump over or go around? Today's guests, Jason and Jodi Womack, help people gain momentum in their life and career, and on this episode they'll share how to deal with the expectation escalation that comes with technology, how to determine the direction of your life and work, and why relationships are critical to effective productivity.  == Thanks to WeTransfer.com for sponsoring this episode. WeTransfer is the simplest way to share big files from A to B, for free. No sign-in required. Just upload, send, and get back to making whatever it is you make. Check out WeTransfer.com to send files.

Today we welcome Jodi Womack to the show. Jodi is the co-founder of Get Momentum, the program that helps you get unstuck and move towards your dreams. Jodi is also the co-author of Get Momentum: How to Start When You're Stuck, a book of a similar topic. Andy and Jodi discuss the relationship between creating moments that matter, and getting momentum. After all, don't we all know that sometimes the first steps towards getting what we want are the most difficult.

Jason Womack is a WILEY author, TEDx Speaker, Entrepreneur, Angel Investor, Triathlete and more. Jodi Womack coaches women entrepreneurs on how to be seen, be heard and be hired. Together they have written Get Momentum – How To Start When You’re Stuck. In this episode they talk with Erik about practical strategies for knowing what to do when, work in a team, know what to do now and what to be working on for later, and reshifting priorities when the time comes. Mentioned in this episode: Get Momentum – How To Start When You’re Stuck Mark Goldsmith – What Got You Here Won’t Get You There Don’t Shoot the Dog by Karen Pryor GetMomentum.com/book Please connect with me Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes Follow @ErikJFisher Check out more Noodle.mx Network showsThe Audacity to Podcast: "How-to" podcast about podcastingBeyond the To-Do List: Personal and professional productivityThe Productive Woman: Productivity for busy womenONCE: Once Upon a Time podcastWelcome to Level Seven: Agents of SHIELD and Marvel’s cinematic universe podcastAre You Just Watching?: Movie reviews with Christian critical thinkingthe Ramen Noodle: Family-friendly clean comedy

In today’s episode Tara sits down with Jason and Jodi Womack. Jason Womack is the CEO of The Womack Company, an international training firm and the author of Your Best Just Got Better. Since 2000 he has coached leaders across industries and trained them in the art of increasing their workplace productivity and achieving personal […] The post Episode 045 – Finding Momentum and Engineering Productivity with Jason and Jodi Womack appeared first on What Works.

I have a lot of firsts for you in this week's episode. Jason and Jodi Womack are my first married guests, my first live interview with two guests and my first co-author guests. We also have a lot of fun talking, as usual, and the result is a huge episode packed full of ways to make an impact and get momentum. The Womacks want entrepreneurs to Get Momentum, over and over again. Get Momentum is an executive coaching and development program that is designed for busy people who want to work smarter, think bigger, lead better and achieve more. Since launching their business in 2012, they have expanded to include the Get Momentum Leadership Academy and https://getmomentum.com/gmbook/ (Get Momentum: How to Start When You're Stuck). The Womacks are both big proponents of mentorship. “The purpose of a mentor is to have someone act as the visionary,” Jason said. “You're looking at you right then, a mentor can look at you and see you months from now.” Jodi added that, “I love to think of mentors as someone I have a real relationship with … a real mentor cares about you the person, and the big vision of you that they can see.” Jason has a tactic he uses for clarifying, expanding or narrowing his vision. He looks at a subject as 100, 25 or 1. If you take 100 pennies, 4 quarters or 1 dollar, they all add up to the same amount. “There are some times you need to look at all 100 pieces of the problem, some times I just need to buck it into four quarters, and sometimes I just need to know what the problem is.” Mentors help you look at the problem from a different perspective. Jodi's impact moment came while she was Director of Public Events at a training firm. One day, all of the public events were canceled. “I realized I wasn't the director of anything, as long as I was an employee,” Jodi said. Jason felt he was always running out of goals to reach for. So, they left the firm and started their own coaching and development business. Eventually, customers were reaching out because they wanted more. They needed a continual refreshing of the content, so the https://getmomentum.com/home.php (Get Momentum Leadership Academy) was born. “If you can get your clients to ask you for your next product before it is built, you are onto something,” Jason said. Their book, https://getmomentum.com/gmbook/ (Get Momentum: How to Start When You're Stuck), is another project that was started after customers expressed interest in a book based on the course. The book is about how you reverse engineer that feeling you wish you had more: momentum. Jason described momentum as “the feeling that you recognize after you've had it.” Being stuck sucks. “There's no pretty way to dress that up. It is hard, it is lonely, it is depressing,” Jodi said. The other side of the coin is that, if you're stuck, you're trying to do something you've never done before. When are you at your best? Every question Jason asks comes down to this central idea. If people consider when they are at their best, they give themselves what he describes as “the gift of their own attention.” What do you want to be known for? The Womacks suggest you pick a role and pick a period of time. The answer is constantly changing. It's a powerful perspective, because it makes the question actionable. The book does a wonderful job at providing actionable activities that reinforce the motivational message. “Get Momentum” is broken into the Five Stages of Momentum: Motivation – What did I do that motivated me? “The idea of catching someone doing something right is so bizarre, unusual and unique. If you try that for a couple days, you might just revolutionize what's going on in your office. Since school and the red pen, we've been taught to find what's wrong,” said Jodi. “People are starved for wins.” Mentors – Jason has two kinds of mentors: Mentors he knows and mentors he doesn't know. Learn from anybody you can. Jason picks one person from history every month to learn from....

ason and Jodi Womack are the wife and husband team behind the Get Momentum Leadership Academy, a coaching program designed to help people realize their full potential. They are also the co-authors of the aptly-titled book "Get Momentum." In this interview, we discuss why we get stuck in various areas of our life, how to get started and how to build momentum towards what we want to achieve.

Jason & Jodi Womack, Authors of Get Momentum: How To Start When You’re Stuck, join Mike Michalowicz and Chris Curran to talk about the importance of momentum in the workplace. Jason & Jodi discuss how having a business partner who is the polar opposite of you can be both your biggest strength and your Achilles heel, depending on how you choose to use both of your skills. They also challenge us to try the 30/30 rule: Work 30 mins/day on something that’s 30 days or more away. If you don’t have time to prioritize building profitability into your business now, what makes you think you’ll have time to do it later?

On today’s episode, Jodi Womack, CEO of Get Momentum Leadership Academy and founder of No More Nylons, joins us to talk about leaving the corporate world to create a consulting firm and pursue passion projects with her husband and business partner, Jason. Jodi and Jason have partnered on so many projects and ventures since they took the leap together into an entrepreneurial career of coaching and writing, and they haven’t looked back since. Like those two, many of us spend too much time trying to find happiness in day jobs that are never going to make us happy instead of pursuing our true passions. If you’re one of those people, you won’t want to miss today’s episode! Tune in for amazing insights on how to get out of the work you have to do, and into the work you love! In this episode, you will… Understand how investing time in your future helps create the momentum you need today Learn how to get out of the work you have to do and into the work you love Learn how to separate people from their work Hear how Jodi and Jason Womack began living on purpose Get the Womacks’ 30/30 rule and find out how it can change your life and reduce anxiety! “Get out of the work you have to do and into the work you love.” – Jodi Womack CLICK TO TWEET SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST EPISODE RESOURCES Get Momentum: How to Start When You’re Stuck by Jason and Jodi Womack Where is Womack? GetMomentum.com Get Momentum… free download No More Nylons Becoming Your Best Podcast Becoming Your Best iTunes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

melissa@blendedfamilypodcast.com www.blendedfamilypodcast.com JODI WOMACK is the CEO of the Get Momentum Leadership Academy and the founder of No More Nylons, a coaching program providing women business leaders with professional networking expertise. She co-founded Get Momentum with her husband, Jason so they could work together from anywhere in the world. Her firsthand experience in business management, marketing, and customer service gets put to good use through their training and coaching firm. Jodi and Jason’s new book titled, Get Momentum: How To Start When You’re Stuck (Wiley, 2016) comes out in May 2016. The Get Momentum book provides you with a process to make meaningful, proactive changes to improve how you approach starting projects that are stuck.   In this interview we discuss   Her personal story and why she wrote the book What kinds of things in our lives this book can help us with How the book can help a blended family What the five stages of momentum are How do we choose what to get started on What is the overall process of completing your goal Jodi’s online course Sign up for the Get Momentum newsletter and get more information about the book here Visit Jodi on Twitter Visit Jodi on Facebook Buy the book on Amazon Learn more about the Get Momentum Program For special bonus offer, click here Join the Private Facebook Group Listen and Rate/Review on Itunes Connect with me on Facebook Connect with me on Twitter Send questions or feedback to melissa@blendedfamilypodcast.com Send me a voicemail at Speakpipe Visit the website at www.blendedfamilypodcast.com Sign up for my monthly newsletter

What stage of #GetMomentum are you at? If you could save - time, energy, focus, money - would you? The second to the last episode of the podcast, and I’m going to read the first couple of pages of our NEW book - "Get Momentum: How to Start, When You're Stuck" by Jodi Womack and Jason W. Womack (Wiley, 2016). In this episode, you'll learn… Do you know the DATE we published episode #1? This is the FOURTH book Jason has published for you. There are specific tactics you can use to get started… #GetMomentum is about asking for help. The journey begins! Well, in the comment area below you can let us know what YOU think of this ‘cast. We’re looking for 10,000 readers to pre-order a copy. Visit www.GetMomentum.com/bonus for $360+ value. Subscribe or Review the Your Best Just Got Better Podcast in iTunes! Thank you so much for listening to the SECOND TO THE LAST episode of the Your Best Just Got Better podcast. Just tap one of the links below to get started! Click here to view the show notes online Click here to subscribe in iTunes Click here to subscribe in Stitcher Radio

Jason and Jodi Womack, the powerhouse couple behind The Womack Company, based in Ojai, sat for an energy-filled conversation about their new book, Get Momentum. Jason and Jodi are ideal foils for one another and Mark took lots of time discovering their secret to working and playing together. "Jason wrote the book, and I deleted it. - Jodi” Topics included; -Meeting 23 years ago in History class -What it means to be the kid who sits in the front of the class -Talking about Couples in Business -Jason's thoughts on Co... co-working, co-laborating and co-creating - very interesting distinctions -How does a couple with each having a Masters in Psychology not end up analysing each other ad nauseum? -Jason's 30/30 and 90/90 way of looking at your calendar and getting things done -What does it mean when you have Decision Fatigue - yes, it's a thing, look it up -What it was like writing their first book together - though this is their 4th book -How Jason got started - by looking in the house at the top 100 brands he supported by his purchases and then how he met them and started working with them -Here's the email he wrote: "Who I am, what I've done, What's your training and development need, What would you call the class and how much would you pay. -"What they buy vs. what they experience" -Another lovely law of three - Remember something you accomplished. Remember who helped you get it done. Be grateful -Nice point of view about the intersection of Information and Intention -"What do you want to be known for?" Oh yes, Jason is a fellow podcaster and does a show, Your Best Just Got Better - find it here on iTunes - he did 200 shows in a row. Yep, that's Momentum! Jason and Jodi travel quite a bit and when they do they will often hang out in a coffee shop and invite locals to come by and say hi and sit a while. You can find where they're going to be by hitting this Where's Womack site - clever idea Jason!

On this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, Mike speaks with Jodi and Jason Womack. They are the wife and husband team behind Get Momentum, a coaching program designed to help people realize their full potential. They are also the co-authors of the book of the same name. During the conversation, they talk about what it takes to get and maintain momentum, what questions you should ask yourself in order to become a better version of yourself, and much more. Relevant Links http://getmomentum.co/ (Get Momentum) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1119180260/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1119180260&linkCode=as2&tag=vardyme-20&linkId=CRLO2UVZ4QIWECBF (Get Momentum: How to Start When You're Stuck by Jason W. Womack & Jodi Womack | Amazon) https://twitter.com/JasonWomack?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Jason W. Womack (@JasonWomack) | Twitter) https://twitter.com/JodiWomack?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Jodi Womack (@JodiWomack) | Twitter) http://getmomentum.com/bonus (A Special Get Momentum Bonus Offer) http://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/be-more-successful-the-top-10-productivity-podcasts-for-2016.html (Be More Successful: The Top 10 Productivity Podcasts for 2016 | Inc.com)

Jodi Womack, creator of the Women’s Business Socials brings women in business together to have vibrant and meaningful connections in person and online. She also co-founded The Womack Company with her husband, Jason. Jodi delivers innovative ideas with integrity and an authentic desire to see everyone succeed. Jodi turns best possible scenarios into everyday success. http://womentakingthelead.com/jodi-womack

Jodi Womack began her journey into personal development as the first employee for the David Allen Company ("Getting Things Done").  Since then, she and her husband, Jason, have started a successful business motivating others.  She shares their strategies, including how to run a successful retreat.

“Take care of yourself so you can help take care of others.” Jodi went to a local network meeting shortly after starting her own business. She found something that was […] The post BTC 034 : A Conversation with Jodi Womack on Better Connecting w/ Your Network appeared first on Breakthrough Play.

Todays guest is the first partner of a previous guest to ever be on the show.If you listened to episode 53, then you would have heard her husband speak, with passion, eloquence and more than a splash of humour on what he is doing to help us all make our best even better.But our guest is not just a wife and business partner,as she is a mover and shaker, zigger and zagger in her own right.A renowned speaker,she loves nothing more than inspiring large groups of women to take on the world together.Back in 2009, when the world was struggling under an economic downturn that left many fearing for their futures, our guest had an idea and a very powerful one too.She invited women business owners from across the globe to join forces once a month to combine resources, share ideas and become empowered to stimulate their own economy.A real powerful force of willing and participating action takers.The result has been tremendous; jobs have been created, services exchanged and hope renewed, which led to the creation of No More Nylons the company that hosts these Women's Business Socials.But that is really the tip of the iceberg, as both of her and her husband thrive on creating, inspiring and delivering the possibility of a positive future to all of us.But what keeps her inspired?What makes her believe that she can achieve what she is aiming to do in the world?And what  makes her agree to come onto the show today, when she has so much on her plate?Well lets find out as we start Joining Up the Dots with the one and only Jodi Womack.