Podcasts about jory fisher

In this episode, Jory Fisher talks about fulfilling your divine calling in business with purpose, passion and faith. She is a certified coach, trainer, and speaker, who also served as a founding faculty member of Liberty University School of Law and as its first Associate Dean for Career and Professional Development. She has enjoyed a diverse and purposeful career in government, law, education, and entrepreneurship.Jory is passionate about helping women of faith build strong, successful businesses and lead joyful, meaningful lives. She has coached, trained, and inspired hundreds of leaders and entrepreneurs since founding her business in 2008. If you're an entrepreneurial woman struggling with sales for whatever reason, consider reaching out to Jory Fisher by visiting her websites https://joryfisher.com/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/joryfisher/. Mitchell Levy is the Global Credibility Expert at AHAthat, the first AHA leadership (Thought Leadership) platform on the market for thought leaders, experts and companies to unleash their genius to the world. His passion is helping entrepreneurs, business owners and C-Suite Executives get known as thought leaders & become best-selling authors with the AHA platform. He is an accomplished entrepreneur who has created 20 businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. Mitchell is an international best-selling author with 60 business books, has provided strategic consulting to over 100 companies, has advised over 500 CEOs on critical business issues, and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company.Visit https://www.credibilitynation.com to learn more about the Credibility Nation community.Visit https://www.ahathat.com/author to learn how you can become an Amazon best-selling author in 4 months.

Get to know these successful thought leaders and find out how they present themselves and their crafts as experts in their fields. Jory Fisher is a certified coach, trainer, and speaker, who also served as a founding faculty member of Liberty University School of Law and as its first Associate Dean for Career and Professional Development. She has enjoyed a diverse and purposeful career in government, law, education, and entrepreneurship. She is passionate about helping women of faith build strong, successful businesses and lead joyful, meaningful lives. She has coached, trained, and inspired hundreds of leaders and entrepreneurs since founding her business in 2008. If you're an entrepreneurial woman struggling with sales for whatever reason, consider reaching out to Jory Fisher by visiting her websites https://joryfisher.com/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/joryfisher/. Alan Jackson is the founder, producer, and strategic director of Jackson Creative, the founder and senior consultant at Jackson Insight, and a professional management consultant with a focus on employee and customer satisfaction surveys and market perception studies. He is one of the pioneers in creating “The MESH,” an online network of audio and video podcasts created in Western North Carolina that has received over 150,000 downloads of original episodes with subjects about business, arts, entertainment, and sports. If you're an organization whose story needs to be told with help from an expert in video and graphics, reach out to Alan Jackson by visiting his website, https://www.jacksoncreative.com/, and going to https://www.linkedin.com/in/alankjackson/. Rob Wyse is a storyteller and a Senior Communications Consultant. He is a senior executive in storytelling/creation of content, and management of issues/policy to drive market opportunity and brand building. He is also a Storyteller who is a provider of key sources and information in reporting on trending news. In digital and traditional platforms in outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, The New York Times, Forbes, Fortune, USA Today, Inc., U.S. News & World Report, Newsweek, Time, CNN, CNBC, NPR, and many others. If you're responsible for storytelling at your company and you recognize that your #Stories are not actually hitting home the way they should. You should reach out to Rob Wyse by visiting his LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/wyserob/ @RobWyse.   Global Credibility Expert, Mitchell Levy is a TEDx speaker and international bestselling author of over 60 books. As The AHA Guy at AHAthat (https://ahathat.com), he helps to extract the genius from your head in a two-three hour interview so that his team can ghostwrite your book, publish it, distribute it, and make you an Amazon bestselling author in four months or less. He is an accomplished Entrepreneur who has created twenty businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. He's provided strategic consulting to over one hundred companies and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company. Mitchell has been happily married for thirty years and regularly spends four weeks in Europe with family and friends. Visit https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ for an archive of all the podcast episodes. Connect to Mitchell Levy on: Credibility Nation YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3kGA1LI Credibility Nation LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/credibilitynation/ Mitchell Levy Present AHA Moments: https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ Thought Leader Life: https://thoughtleaderlife.com Twitter: @Credtabulous Instagram: @credibilitynation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jory Fisher is a Coach, Trainer, Speaker, and Author who owns and operates Network in Action Harford County. She's overcome multiple health challenges - including being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis - to build successful businesses, pivot from her law career, and inspire others. Hear how masterminds can help your business, the importance of business relationships, how to learn sales and marketing, lead Groups on Alignable, and create your own path. Connect with Jory on Alignable

What's it like to interview 250 purpose-guided, mission-driven, faith-based entrepreneurs? What's it like to BE a purpose-guided, mission-driven, faith-based entrepreneur? In this last episode of Heart & Soul Interviews, actor/entrepreneur JanaBeeson interviews her mother about her personal and professional journey thus far AND where we go from here... Jory Hingson Fisher was a lawyer in Virginia for 28 years, a founding faculty member and associate dean of Liberty University School of Law, and a faculty member of the Virginia State Bar’s Mandatory Course on Professionalism. The owner of Network In Action Harford County, MD and a certified coach & trainer, she helps entrepreneurs build positive relationships and profitable businesses through networking, masterminding, and personality science. Jory graduated Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude from Southern Methodist University and holds graduate degrees from Middlebury College and the University of Virginia. Her awards include Alignable Local Business Person of the Year (2021 & 2018); Codebreaker Technologies Power Team Award (2021), which she shares with her daughter Jana Beeson; ACHI Magazine Woman of Achievement Award (2019); the DAR Award for Women in American History (2008); and the Women’s History Month Award presented by the University of Virginia School of Law in 2006. Jory’s a featured author in four books: America's Leading Ladies,America's STAR Entrepreneurs,The Successful Mind, and The Successful Spirit available on her Amazon page. She's been a host of Heart & Soul for Women of Faith on BlogTalkRadio since 2009.  JoryFisher.com 

This episode features #ThoughtLeaders and #Experts Jory Fisher, Ted Riter, and Darelyn “DJ” Mitsch.Continue Reading → The post #585-587: Fisher, Riter, Mitsch w/ Mitchell Levy on Thought Leader Life Credibility appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

Imagine being a single mom in the prime of a brilliant career and discovering you have multiple sclerosis. What would you do? How would you handle it? Marilyn Willison and Jory Fisher explore how the power of stubborn optimism and deep-seated faith can help get us through even the most trying of challenges. Marilyn Murray Willison is a 7-time author, speaker, and highly respected international journalist. Her byline has appeared in a wide variety of magazines and newspapers, including The Sunday Times of London, The Daily Mail, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Miami Herald, Town and County, Allure and Ladies Home Journal. Her expertise ranges from book reviews, fashion trends, and travel articles to high-profile celebrity interviews, including Jackie and Joan Collins, Placido Domingo, Kirk Douglas, Audrey Hepburn, Heather Locklear, Paul McCartney, and Jane Seymour. Amazon Author Page MarilynWillison.com

Frank Agin, founder and president of AmSpirit Business Connections and host of Networking Rx, interviews Jory Fisher (https://joryfisher.com/), a life coach that utilizes a 90-second personality assessment to guide clients. For more information on AmSpirit Business Connections and its franchise opportunity program, contact Frank Agin at frankagin@amspirit.com or visit http://www.amspirit.com/franchise.php.

Join Glenn Garnes as he chats with life coach Jory Fisher about helping leaders and entrepreneurs refresh their vision and pursue their passions for profit.

Life is full of good-byes. A child grows up and leaves for college or military service. A neighbor moves to another state. A loved one is dying. Sometimes we face seasons when we must say good-bye to security and safety, to prosperity, to a cherished dream. One of the rich ministries we can have in people’s lives is to know the words to speak at such times. Jory and Kim Crabill explore the kinds of “last words” that can keep a person grounded and moving forward with hope even though the future holds a lot of unknowns. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Life is full of good-byes. A child grows up and leaves for college or military service. A neighbor moves to another state. A loved one is dying. Sometimes we face seasons when we must say good-bye to security and safety, to prosperity, to a cherished dream. One of the rich ministries we can have in people’s lives is to know the words to speak at such times. Jory and Kim Crabill explore the kinds of “last words” that can keep a person grounded and moving forward with hope even though the future holds a lot of unknowns.Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org.A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance.Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore the final three of twelve principles from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those who are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  This episode will be a discussion on Principle #10 (Believe in Belief), Principle #11 (Strengthen Your Commitment), and Principle #12 (Make a Choice).  Hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion, AND success while, most importantly, blessing others. Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore the final three of twelve principles from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those who are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  This episode will be a discussion on Principle #10 (Believe in Belief), Principle #11 (Strengthen Your Commitment), and Principle #12 (Make a Choice).  Hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion, AND success while, most importantly, blessing others.Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children.A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance.Piano solo by David Nevue.

It’s been said that life is one big transition. That sure feels true since nothing in life seems to stay the same for very long. It is even truer for relationships because they involve two people who are constantly growing and changing. The relationship must find a way to manage those fluxes if it’s going to survive. So it is no wonder that it is in those fluxes, those times of transition that problems usually arise. Things change and we struggle to adapt to the change. In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore different forms of transitions in a variety of relationship types. That includes the upcoming transition in their own relationship now that they will no longer be co-hosting the radio show every month. So, how do we prepare for change? How do we find healthy ways to adapt? And how do we embrace the new definition for the relationship? Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her new book “Road Trippin’” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.  

It’s been said that life is one big transition. That sure feels true since nothing in life seems to stay the same for very long. It is even truer for relationships because they involve two people who are constantly growing and changing. The relationship must find a way to manage those fluxes if it’s going to survive. So it is no wonder that it is in those fluxes, those times of transition that problems usually arise. Things change and we struggle to adapt to the change.In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore different forms of transitions in a variety of relationship types. That includes the upcoming transition in their own relationship now that they will no longer be co-hosting the radio show every month. So, how do we prepare for change? How do we find healthy ways to adapt? And how do we embrace the new definition for the relationship?Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her new book “Road Trippin’” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org.A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance.Piano solo by David Nevue. 

Long ago, a very wise man wrote, “Wisdom lights up a person’s face” (Eccl. 8:1, NLT). We spend a lot of time, money, and effort on makeup and facials to achieve an attractive glow. But that is merely a surface glow and soon wears off. It can’t compare to the inner radiance that comes from wisdom. In this episode, Jory and Kim Crabill explore the source of true wisdom, the steps to ongoing growth in wisdom, and the exciting process through which wisdom flows from us to bring blessings and benefits to others. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Long ago, a very wise man wrote, “Wisdom lights up a person’s face” (Eccl. 8:1, NLT). We spend a lot of time, money, and effort on makeup and facials to achieve an attractive glow. But that is merely a surface glow and soon wears off. It can’t compare to the inner radiance that comes from wisdom. In this episode, Jory and Kim Crabill explore the source of true wisdom, the steps to ongoing growth in wisdom, and the exciting process through which wisdom flows from us to bring blessings and benefits to others.Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org.A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance.Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; Significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore two of twelve principles from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those that are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  This episode will be a discussion on Principle #7 - Adjust your Attitude, Principle #8 - Embrace Challenge, Principle #9 Pinpoint Priorities.  Hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion AND success while most importantly, blessing othersKaren Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children.A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance.Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; Significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore two of twelve principles from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those that are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  This episode will be a discussion on Principle #7 - Adjust your Attitude, Principle #8 - Embrace Challenge, Principle #9 Pinpoint Priorities.  Hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion AND success while most importantly, blessing others Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

It happens to all of us. None of us can ever escape it. Age. Moment-by-moment we are getting older and that process has various effects on who we are and how we live. In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore the different facets of aging and the impacts that it has on us throughout our lifespan. What happens to our self-image, our identity, in each stage? What complications or obstacles do we face? What opportunities open up as we progress? In their usual light-hearted approach, Jory and Jennifer offer their unique perspectives and experiences with the effects of aging, starting with their 20s and going forward to their present stages of life. Join us to discover what they have each learned along the way, especially about what ultimately guides us through life and aging successfully. Like, how to surrender without giving up! Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her new book “Road Trippin’” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Do you enjoy having sales conversations? Whether it’s a natural hesitancy due to fear of rejection or dislike that stems from being the victim of manipulative or uncomfortable sales conversations, too many entrepreneurs would prefer to do almost anything rather than have an actual sales conversation. And that’s a shame, because when you approach it correctly, you’ll find that a sales conversation is a relationship-driven opportunity to discover what your potential client or customer needs and to find a way to meet that need through your own offerings or a reference to another business. Learn how you can tap into your natural sales skills (the ones you use every day, probably without even realizing it), how your online presence can support your offline sales and how seeking harmony can revolutionize the way you approach a sales conversation. We’ll also explore how you can ask your potential client or customer questions that may bring about harmony between you and keep you fully present in the conversation. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

They didn’t talk. Not for ten years. Not about faith anyway. Instead, this Christian mother and her Muslim daughter tiptoed with pain around the deepest gulf in their lives–the daughter’s choice to leave the Christian faith, convert to Islam and become a practicing Muslim. Now in their new book Undivided, the mother journeys with her daughter through a struggle to heal their divide, facing their deepest question: Can they learn to love each other in a whole new way? An important work for parents whose adult children have left the family's belief system, it will help those same grown children as they wrestle to better understand their parents. More than all, it will point divided parents of all walks of life to release their divides to Christ as he heals their hearts, relationships, families and homes. Journalist Patricia Raybon is the award-winning author of My First White Friend, I Told the Mountain to Move, and a One Year® Tyndale devotional God's Great Blessings. Her latest book, on healing family divides, is Undivided: A Muslim Daughter, Her Christian Mother, Their Path to Peace.  Patricia is a former magazine editor at The Denver Post and served 15 years as a professor of journalism at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Now a full-time author, Patricia writes books and essays on mountain-moving faith and blogs at her website, patriciaraybon.com. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance.  Piano solo by David Nevue. 

We may start out with a plan for our lives, a dream of how things will turn out. That dream empowers us. But then life happens. Small things throw us off—a condescending look, a snide word, an interruption to our schedules—and suddenly we’ve lost our sense of empowerment. Big life events overwhelm us—marriage, children, abuse, loss, addictions—and we’re robbed of even more power. Yet God can bring us to our place of greatest power through these “set-backs.” Jory and Kim Crabill explore a four-point Power Plan that helps us draw upon God’s power, which never fails, to stay true to His perfect purpose for our lives. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; Significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore two of twelve princi-ples from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those that are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  This episode will be a discussion on Principle #6 - Sharpen Your Focus and Principle #7 - Set Specific Goals.  Hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion AND success while most importantly, blessing others. Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepre-neurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Your spiritual walk, or relationship with Christ, can be compared to many different things, but for Jennifer Miller, she uses the metaphor of a road trip to explore how to connect with Jesus. In this episode, Jory and Jennifer discuss her new book, Road Trippin’: A Parable of a Spiritual Journey, and how it can inspire anyone to go deeper into their own relationship with Christ. They explore what it means to grow in faith and integrate it into all areas of your life, including your professional life. How do you know what God wants you to be doing or how He wants you to be doing it? How do we get on track and stay on track with living a Christ-conscious life? Jory and Jennifer have a lot of fun as they dig deep into what spiritual growth means and discuss what her new book is all about. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her new book “Road Trippin’” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.  

Even the most purpose-driven person will, at times, find herself dragging. When you make promises to yourself but don’t keep them, you know you need a dose of something… Motivation? Discipline? Willpower? A stronger vision or purpose? Join Jory and Julie as they discuss what it really takes to accomplish your objectives, especially when those objectives include interim steps that you don’t enjoy but recognize as necessary to achieve your ultimate goal. Jory and Julie discuss the extent to which willpower is ego-based and what that means for the wisdom of relying on willpower to achieve goals, to extent to which discipline draws on the strength of a higher power and how that helps us bring vision to fruition. We’ll discuss the instances in which each is useful, along with discussing Stephen Pressfield’s concept of Resistance as the key block to purposeful accomplishment.  Finally, Jory and Julie explore how to harness motivation and develop discipline to continue our vision- and purpose-based work even in the midst of significantly competing demands. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore two more of twelve principles from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those who are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  (Principle #3 - Fire Up Your Imagination and Principle #4 - Don’t Fear to be Fearless) Hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion, AND success while, most importantly, blessing others. Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

It’s not surprising to hear that we are, as a culture, completely stressed out. Technology has made our lives easier, but not any simpler. We can now get twice as much done in the same amount of time. Our schedules are now inundated with commitments, obligations, and expectations. We live in a hamster wheel of perpetual striving. Consider the toll that it takes on your health and well-being, as well as on your relationships.   In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore this all-too-common problem and consider ways to find some balance. They discuss the idea of a “Sabbath principle” that incorporates rest into your daily or weekly schedule. What are the risks of over-working and what are the benefits of intentionally resting? How can you possibly build rest into your life? Join them as they share how self-care is anything but selfish. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Does your business have a lot of competition? If so, that’s good news, because it means there’s plenty of demand for the kind of product or service you offer. It also means you have to find a way to stand out from the crowd of your competitors, to distinguish what’s unique about you so your ideal clients and customers will identify you as the right solution to their needs. When you share a point of view or other distinctive factor through your business, you’ll become memorable, attractive to those who resonate with your perspective, and appealing as a content generator or media guest. In today’s show, Jory and Julie discuss why differentiation matters, what kinds of differentiators are effective, and how you can find the skills, experience, and attributes that will set you apart from others who also serve your audience. We’ll share examples of differentiators that you might adapt and make your own, and we’ll share a useful framework for highlighting what makes you stand out from the crowd while respecting your own boundaries as a business owner. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Let’s put to rest the old lie that “sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me.” Real life teaches otherwise: The words we speak to ourselves and others have real power to hurt us. But the flipside is good news: Words also have tremendous power to heal, to restore hope, to make people feel important and valued. In this episode, Jory and Kim Crabill explore ways to ensure that the influence of our words builds others up rather than tears them down. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Success happens to you; significance happens through you.  Jory and Karen explore the first two of twelve principles from the book, Living the Significant Life - 12 Principles for Making a Difference, for those that are hungry for more than the traditional definition of success.  Beginning with Principle #1 - Intensifying your Desire and Principle #2 - Find Your Purpose, hear how you can have a life with purpose, passion, AND success while most importantly, blessing others. Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of the premier architecture and interior design publication, Luxe Magazine. She then created Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, which focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to make a living while making a difference in the lives of malnourished children. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Intimacy issues have become a multi-billion dollar business, but what most people don’t realize is that, a lot of the time, those issues are more mental and emotional than physical. If we are going to take a look at our struggles with connecting with someone intimately, then we must go back to where it all began, where we learned about intimacy in the first place. What all goes into our understanding of and experience with intimacy? In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore the roots of our sexuality, as well as our ability to connect. Intimacy isn’t just about sex, it is also about your mind, your heart, and your spirit. Learn to look deeper into your intimate life and how it was shaped by the family you grew up in and your early experiences with intimacy. We will share how you can take a look back to understand and then turn forward and move in a more healthy and God-honoring direction with your relationships. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

It’s the question every entrepreneur faces right after deciding what kind of business to launch: whom shall I serve? Good marketing requires specificity so that your ideal client will realize you’re speaking to her or him. But it can be a challenging process to identify specifically the audience you want to serve, and even more difficult to create an avatar that encapsulates your ideal client. Whether it’s because of your own lack of clarity or fear about getting too specific, you may hesitate to draw a narrow client niche. Join Jory and Julie to learn why a narrow target audience description is actually critical to business success, what you should consider in creating that description and a client avatar, and how frequently you should revisit your audience definition. We’ll share our mistakes and revelations as well as why we continue to revisit target market, and we’ll also explore the difference between the audience you serve and the audience to whom you market. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Have you ever wondered what God is up to when life isn’t going so well? Have you ever wondered if God cares about you and all that you're going through? Kim and Jory talk candidly about how to press on, how to persevere with hope, even when you feel like your life is on hold. They will encourage you to remember that God's timing is not our timing. His timing is perfect. As we seek Him daily and grow in our relationship with Him, we will discern His purpose and His perfect timing for our lives!   Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Yes, the Christian Church has an “s-word” all of its own and it is “submission.” Everyone has some sort of reaction when they encounter that word. It may be positive and it may be challenging, especially with the changing attitudes of our culture. A traditional approach to understanding how men and women relate isn’t always well-received, even within the Christian community. The concept of egalitarianism is actually on the rise within the Church. What does that all mean for both Christian men and women of today? In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore and discuss what Jesus said and demonstrated about the role of women in life and ministry during his time on Earth 2,000 years ago and how that translates to living in modern America. What does “submission,” as it is used in Scripture, really mean? How should it look today, for both men and women, in both the home and elsewhere? How can we reconcile tradition, Biblical directives, and our culture? Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Men and women manage their stress very differently, especially in the transition between home and work. Men have the uncanny ability to compartmentalize whereas women tend to let everything affect everything else. In this episode, we explore the impact of gender differences on the workplace. What do these differences mean for how we perform at work and how work impacts our home life? Do we see this play a role in management styles? It is also common knowledge that the wage disparity between men and women still exists. Jory and Jennifer discuss how gender differences may play a part in such an issue as this. Who is more confident with asking for promotions and raises? Which gender more accurately determines their value in a workplace? Consider what gender differences might mean for the roles in your life as you join us for this latest episode. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Do you ever have the feeling that you’re working hard to build your client or customer list, but whatever you do seems to fall flat? In today’s episode, we’re sharing our observations about what you’re doing that causes you to lose business and what you can do instead. Lots of new entrepreneurs think that just putting a website out will be enough to get business (we both thought so too, for a short time) and flail around when that proves to be untrue. Maybe you’re imitating someone who’s been successful (which is often a recipe for feeling like an inauthentic failure), or maybe your fear of rejection or desire not to seem pushy is stopping you from getting into the conversations that will leave to business. We’ll explore those marketing obstacles, as well as others that we’ve experienced. And then we’ll share how to find your unique path into effective marketing, starting with identifying your marketing identity so that the real you will show and connect with those whom you’re meant to serve. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

We will discuss the emergence of the new industry of social entrepreneurship and how women can play a pivotal role in social change. Social entrepreneurship combines the unique product technology, cash flow, and leadership skill of for-profit companies with the heart, passion and purpose of not-for-profit organizations with the goal of providing sustainable solutions to the world's biggest problems. Social entrepreneurship doesn't require a degree from business school -- all it requires is a desire to make an impact. Karen Hirsch rose to the top of the Dallas publishing world with the launch of Luxe Magazine, the premier architecture and interior design publication, which has since expanded into fifteen markets around the country. Since then, she has been the publisher of People Newspapers and the Home Book. Most recently, Karen has created the Women of Hope, a division of EMSquared, that focuses on her passion of empowering women around the world to create social change by eradicating childhood malnutrition while making a living and living life On Purpose. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

It’s Christmas Eve. You have shopped till you dropped, made enough food to feed a small city, wrapped what seems like a trainload of gifts, and earned overtime pay for postal workers because of all the Christmas cards you sent. Now you are frazzled and weary and feeling strangely dry. You are thirsty for a cup of Christmas wonder. Join Jory Fisher and her co-host Kim Crabill as they unwrap ways to fill your soul with God’s soothing peace this Christmas and beyond. You may be facing an overwhelming challenge. You may be alone and lonely. You may be mourning a loved one. You may just be worn out by everyday life. Yet the Prince of Peace beckons you to slow down a moment and let Him fill your Christmas with blessing. Then, without even knowing exactly why, you’ll feel the urge to bring a Christmas blessing to someone else. That’s the wonder of Christmas—blessed to be a blessing. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Research shows that while the majority of women work outside the home, they still continue to do double the housework and twice as much time caring for the children as their working husbands. This is a reality that totally explains how we find many women living with a Super Woman Complex. Because women tend to be cooperative and nurturing, most will find themselves feeling overextended at some point. In this episode, Jory and Jennifer discuss how women end up so overcommitted and how necessary it is to forego some good things in order to focus upon doing great things. They will also take a look at lessons learned from how some of the great women of the Bible used their feminine qualities as strengths while facing both personal challenges and amazing opportunities. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

When it comes to work and career, it doesn’t always seem like being a woman is a great benefit. This can be due to a lot of things, but, in this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore how certain characteristics and traits specific to the female gender can create struggles in the workplace. Does being emotional or relational ever serve as a hindrance in your professional setting? Do you have a hard time with disciplining or even firing employees? What about embracing your entrepreneurial spirit? Join Jory and Jennifer as they discuss God-given differences between the sexes and how important it is to honor God’s design even in the workplace. They explore what it can look like to succeed professionally without sacrificing your femininity or relinquishing any of your strengths. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a ministry leader, or just plain human, stress is a part of life, especially during the holiday rush. The more roles you juggle and the more demands you face, the easier it is to find yourself alone on Pain Island, feeling stress our and even burned out. That’s especially bad news if your livelihood depends on your creativity, since stress tends to make creativity vanish. In today’s episode, Jory and co-host Julie Fleming discuss the roots of stress—both positive and negative—and how to identify oncoming burnout. The discussion then shifts to action: what can you do to protect yourself and your creativity? How can you overcome obstacles, even the obstacles presented unintentionally by those you love? You’ll get ideas on how to set boundaries with clients and yourself, so you’ll work well and find refreshment, whether that’s for a week or just a few hours. Finally, Jory and Julie will share simple steps you can take to reduce stress right away, including how to set goals for effective practices that work instead of flash-in-the-pan empty promises. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at www.LexInnovaConsulting.com. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue (www.davidnevue.com).

Can you feel the fear in the air? ISIS, Ebola, a roller-coaster stock market, racial tensions - we’re living in a frightening period. Add to that our private fears: that we’ll lose our job, get cancer, be single forever. That our 30-year-old son will never move out! For years, Kim Crabill let fear steal her joy and hold her back from being all God created her to be. Now Jory and Kim talk about how to hand over our fears to the God who says, “Fear not.” Their conversation is inspiring and practical for anyone who wants to experience calm amid the storms of life. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs, the author of several books, including Burdens to Blessings, and a nationally known speaker.  For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

In their previous episode, Jory and co-host Jennifer Miller, explored what boundaries are and how they can look in both personal and professional settings. In this episode, they continue the conversation about boundaries, shifting their attention to learning how to communicate and enforce boundaries. It is one thing to decide where to “draw the line” and quite another to then “hold the line.” How do you express the boundaries they you have chosen for yourself and your relationship with other people without coming across as rude or selfish or mean? Jory and Jennifer will explore a few different strategies for effectively enforcing boundaries, even with the most strong-willed of people or in the most frustrating of relationships. They even share how to hold the line when you have chosen some limits for yourself, including decisions on your relationship with food and work. You don’t want to miss this exciting conclusion to their discussion of boundaries. Pastor, counselor, and author Jennifer Miller has dedicated herself to helping people strengthen their faith and their relationships. She currently serves as Co-Executive Director for The Center for Living Well, a faith-based wellness center, and her book “No Longer Two” is now available on Amazon. Learn more about Jennifer at www.centerforlivingwell.org. A professional coach and former attorney, Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian leaders and entrepreneurs make the difference they're called to make and glorify God through success. Visit www.JoryFisher.com for more info, inspiration, and guidance. Piano solo by David Nevue.

You may have heard that good fences make good neighbors, but, good fences can make for good anything. Fences help define things clearly and that is exactly what all of us need for ourselves and our relationships. In this episode, Jory and co-host Jennifer Miller explore what boundaries are and how they can look in professional settings. How do you define your role and clarify the limits of the professional relationship? They then shift the discussion toward more personal settings. How do we define relationships with friends and family? Especially when many relationship problems stem from lacking boundaries or having poor boundaries. Jory and Jennifer will also dive into the issue of control. What do each of us actually get to control? Too often, we find ourselves over-reaching and trying to control others or we allow others to over-reach and control things for us. Join them as they delve into this very important topic of knowing where to draw the line. Jennifer Miller is a Christian pastor, counselor, and author who has dedicated her career to helping individuals, couples, and families strengthen their faith and their relationships. Her new book, “No Longer Two: A Guide to How God Created Men, Women, and Marriage,” available on Amazon, is a compilation of all the wisdom she has gained and shared over the years on what truly makes relationships work. In addition to teaching and writing on marriage and family topics, she serves as the Co-Executive Director of The Center for Living Well, a nonprofit Christian wellness ministry, based in Arizona with divisions in Canada and Michigan. Learn more about Jennifer at www.nolonger2.com and www.centerforlivingwell.org. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Do you ever feel stressed out by too much to do and tasks you don’t know how to handle? Do you keep getting pulled away from the work that’s at the center of your business? You know you need help. But do you know exactly what help you need and whom to hire? Join Jory Fisher and Julie Fleming to learn how to make smart decisions about when and how to get the help you need so you can serve others with excellence. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. Solo piano music by David Nevue.

For years, Kim Crabill felt she was the only woman carrying great burdens through life. She kept silent and wore a big smile. Isn’t that what savvy women in leadership roles do. Then one day she worked up the courage to gather a group of 7 women and tell them how much she was struggling. She discovered we all fight similar battles and believe similar lies. And she discovered the power of “just talking about it.” Kim has devoted herself to encouraging conversations between women. The world is full of silently hurting people. But Kim believes that once we break the silence, our burdens start to transform into blessings. Jory and Kim discuss how to use all the wisdom we’ve gained through the years to encourage each other to be the women God created us to be. Get inspired, and hear some practical advice for starting your own honest conversations of the heart. Kim Crabill is founder and president of Roses and Rainbows Ministries, Inc., and Community COFFEEs (Conversations of Friends of Faith to Encourage and Equip). She has traveled nationally for more than 20 years, speaking at retreats, conferences, and Bible study groups, and has been interviewed on national TV and radio. Kim’s message and passion come from her personal experience of longing to be used by God yet feeling unusable because of past abuse, anorexia, diet pill addiction, and depression. Her mother’s deathbed challenge set Kim on the path of daring to be and do what God had purposed for her. She is author of Burdens to Blessings; Burdens to Blessings: Young Adult Edition; Infinitely More; A Cup of Christmas; A Cup of Hope; and A Cup of Freedom. For more information about Kim Crabill and her ministries, visit www.rosesandrainbows.org. Piano solo by David Nevue

You have been in relationship since the moment you were born. You have been instinctually and unconsciously connecting with other human beings. Letting instinct guide your relationships may have worked at one point in your life, but most likely, it hasn’t always served you well. It turns out that relationship have a natural course of development. Understanding how relationships work best, as well as the purpose they serve, can help you be much more intentional and successful in connecting with others. Join us as we explore the different types of relationships and different forms of connection that are available to us with relationship expert and co-host of this episode, Jennifer Miller. We will answer such questions as: What is the difference between a friend and an acquaintance? What makes someone a best friend instead of just a good friend? Do you know who is in your inner circle? Do you have the right people in it? Jennifer Miller is a Christian pastor, counselor, and author who has dedicated her career to helping individuals, couples, and families strengthen their faith and their relationships. Her new book, “No Longer Two: A Guide to How God Created Men, Women, and Marriage,” available on Amazon, is a compilation of all the wisdom she has gained and shared over the years on what truly makes relationships work. In addition to teaching and writing on marriage and family topics, she serves as the Co-Executive Director of The Center for Living Well, a nonprofit Christian wellness ministry, based in Phoenix, Arizona with divisions in Canada and Michigan. Learn more about Jennifer at www.nolonger2.com and www.centerforlivingwell.org. Piano solo by David Nevue.

Purpose. Lots of people talk about it these days. For some, it has become a buzz word they simply tune out. We encourage you instead to tune in to discovering what you were specifically created to do with your life. Yes, specific just to you. There’s a difference between a “general calling” for all humanity and a “specific calling” for each of us. Have you discovered your specific purpose – your divine assignment? Do you know who you truly are? In this episode, Jory and co-host Jennifer Miller discuss how to realize what it means to have purpose in your life. They also explore different ways to tap into your purpose, no matter your stage of life or how far you feel you’ve wandered off-course. Learn how to know if you’re on track with the life God created specifically and uniquely for you and how to make the years to come joyfully on-purpose. Jennifer Miller is a Christian pastor, counselor, and author who has dedicated her career to helping individuals, couples, and families strengthen their faith and their relationships. Her new book, “No Longer Two: A Guide to How God Created Men, Women, and Marriage,” available on Amazon, is a compilation of all the wisdom she has gained and shared over the years on what truly makes relationships work. In addition to teaching and writing on marriage and family topics, she serves as the Co-Executive Director of The Center for Living Well, a nonprofit Christian wellness ministry, based in Phoenix, Arizona with divisions in Canada and Michigan. Learn more about Jennifer at www.nolonger2.com and www.centerforlivingwell.org. [Solo Piano by David Nevue]

It's October, and change is in the air! How do you know when it's time for a change? How do you know when a change is right for you? Change is often valuable, and when you're navigating by faith and reason together, you have nothing to fear. Join Jory Fisher and Julie Fleming for a fun, fast-moving conversation about how to know what should stay solid in your business or ministry and what can (and maybe should) shift over time. We'll also share how we've navigated our own moves over the years, so you can learn from our successes and our mistakes. Julie A. Fleming, principal of Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers and other service professionals to create and implement innovative business development plans. She is the author of three books as well as numerous articles on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. You can find out more about Julie at Lex Innova Consulting. [Solo Piano by David Nevue]

It's been said that entrepreneurship is the greatest course in personal development. Julie Fleming and Jory Fisher will discuss the lessons they've learned (both business and personal) in the combined nearly twelve years since they launched their businesses. From "must have" tools to tips on how to run your business when life gets in the way (and vice versa!), Julie and Jory will share the joys and nitty gritty truth of being a small biz owner. Before the show, please post your questions for Jory and Julie on Jory's Facebook Business Page. Julie A. Fleming, founder of Atlanta-based Lex Innova Consulting, helps lawyers worldwide use innovative and effective measures to build a strong book of business. Julie A. Fleming holds a certificate in leadership coaching from Georgetown University and is the author of The Reluctant Rainmaker: A Guide for Lawyers Who Hate Selling (2009) and Seven Foundations of Time Mastery for Attorneys (2011), as well as numerous articles focusing on topics such as business development, practice management, work/life balance, and leadership development. Before launching her consulting business, Julie practiced law for over a decade in firms of three to more than 2100 attorneys, focusing her practice in patent litigation

Whom are you called to serve?  How are you equipped to serve others?  What’s your “Big Why” for doing what you do in the world?  For this episode of Heart & Soul, Jory Fisher will be interviewed by her friend Julie Fleming—also a lawyer/mentor/consultant/coach who works with small business owners to help them build profitable, enjoyable businesses.  Jory and Julie will inspire you to find, follow, and fulfill your own divine calling and enjoy an abundant and prosperous life. Jory Fisher, host of Heart & Soul for Women of Faith, specializes in helping Christian women entrepreneurs integrate calling, confidence, and clarity into their business so they can serve the people they’re meant to serve and glorify God through success. Before opening her coaching and consulting firm in 2008, Jory had worked 15 years as an attorney focusing on family, juvenile, and criminal law; four years as an assistant professor and associate dean of Liberty University School of Law; and three years as the Executive Director of the Child Abuse Prevention Center in Central Virginia. She holds professional certifications from the International Coach Federation, the Institute for Life Coach Training, the Career Coach Academy, the Christian Coaches Network, and the True Purpose™ Institute. She and her husband Dave live in Lynchburg, VA and are the proud parents of seven purposeful and successful children.  For more information, please visit www.womenfindpurpose.com.  

Every woman hungers for a life of purpose and significance. As a life and leadership coach, I have worked with hundreds who desire to better understand why God placed them on planet earth--and who desire to live out their calling with greater conviction. This was my own motivation ten years ago when I left the security of a long-term pastoral position for a year's sabbatical in the mountains of Colorado. Deep transformation that took place in my soul and my marriage that year; it was not pretty, but it led to a whole new sense of purpose in our lives. But that was just the start. That year led to a decade in the "desert" where our understanding of purpose was progressively dismantled, tested, and reconstructed. In this week’s interview with Jory Fisher, we will explore how difficult seasons of life provide the fertile soil in which authentic life purpose can grow.****** Jerome Daley, author of Soul Space and 4 other books, Life and Leadership Coach, in passionate pursuit of Christ.  

Celebrate the decidedly purposeful collaboration of Beth Scanzani and Jory Fisher on Heart & Soul! Beth and Jory will review profound insights, key learning, and precious gifts of their year together on BlogTalkRadio. They’ll share some of the lighter and more challenging aspects of being internet radio show hosts—and preview what the future holds for each of them. Beth and Jory truly hope their 53 episodes of Heart & Soul for Women have helped you embrace the person you’re called to be and make the difference you’re meant to make. They encourage you to connect with them any time if they can be of service [BethScanzani@aol.com and Jory@WomenFindPurpose.com] and to check out these images at www.JICTImages.com as you listen to their celebratory episode. Beth Scanzani is a Life, True Purpose™ and Dream Coach™ who helps people live a more authentic, meaningful, and joyful life. Her unique combination of experience includes many years as a corporate HR leader as well as multiple coaching certifications, tools, and skills. Her clients create fundamental shifts that help them develop a deeper relationship with their higher source, connect with their inner wisdom and true nature, discover their true life purpose, and actualize their life dreams. Jory Fisher is a Life, Career, and True Purpose™ Coach and a faculty member of the Professional Christian Coaching Institute. She focuses on helping women entrepreneurs of faith integrate calling, confidence, and clarity into their business so they can successfully serve others with purpose and passion and make the meaningful difference they’re meant to make. Jory and her husband Dave live in Lynchburg, VA and are the proud parents/stepparents of 7 children.

Do you wake up excited about each day? Do you feel exhilarated and fulfilled? If yes, fantastic! If “Not yet, but I’d love to,” listen to this week’s episode of Heart & Soul. Jory and Beth will interview two women—each other—who are passionate about helping people like you embrace the person you’re designed to be and make the difference you’re meant to make. After interviewing over 40 guests on BlogTalkRadio, Jory and Beth will finally describe the transformational work they do as Certified True Purpose™ Coaches. Learn how to convert a life of routine and responsibilities into a life of meaning, fulfillment, and joy. Beth Scanzani is a Life, Leadership, True Purpose™ and Dream Coach™ who helps people create a more meaningful, authentic and joyful life. Her knowledge, experience and personal qualities enable her to customize her coaching, based on individual style and desired outcomes. Using her broad knowledge of coaching practices, insatiable love of learning, and experience as a corporate HR executive, clients experience pivotal mental, emotional and spiritual shifts. As their relationship with their inner wisdom, guidance and true nature is strengthened, clients discover their essential life purpose, develop personal practices to shift limiting beliefs and behaviors, and take purposeful action to create the life they deeply long to live. Jory Fisher is a certified Life, Career, and True Purpose™ Coach who inspires women to embrace true purpose, passion, prosperity, and joy. She especially loves working with transformational entrepreneurs who feel divinely called to make a significant difference in the lives of others. With Jory's guidance and expertise, her clients develop the confidence, clarity, and clientele they need to be joyously successful. Jory and her husband Dave live in Lynchburg, VA and are the proud parents of seven children.

What are you especially grateful for this year? Have you thought about it? Do you celebrate it? Would other people be surprised to know what it is? In honor of Thanksgiving Week, Heart & Soul hosts Jory Fisher & Beth Scanzani invite you to join them for a rousing exploration of Gratitude! They’ll share some of their own surprising stories about what they’re grateful for and will encourage you to share yours as well by phone or chat room (or by emailing them in advance of the show). Additionally, Jory and Beth will discuss how important gratitude is in the creation of a purposeful, joyful life. They’ll offer some coaching tips and exercises to help us become more aware of those aspects of our lives for which we can be most grateful.Beth Scanzani is a Life, Leadership, and True Purpose™ Coach who helps her clients live a more authentic, meaningful, and joyful life. Her unique combination of experience includes many years as a corporate HR leader; multiple coaching certifications, tools, and skills; and a life-long love of learning. With Beth’s guidance, her clients are able to create fundamental shifts that help them develop a deeper relationship to their higher source, connect with their inner wisdom and true nature, discover their true life purpose, and actualize their life dreams. As a Life, Career, and True Purpose™ Coach, Jory Fisher empowers women who hunger and thirst to know God intimately and to find, follow, and fulfill their Divine Calling. Using the True Purpose™ process as well as her experience and expertise, Jory helps her clients enthusiastically embrace true purpose, passion, and joy. She is the mother and stepmother of seven children and lives “gratefully” in Lynchburg, VA with her husband Dave and two canine companions Bambino and Chula.

Join Certified Coaches Jory Fisher and Beth Scanzani as we launch our maiden voyage of Heart & Soul on BlogTalkRadio. We'll introduce you to our vision for this show as well as who we are and what we're called to do. Beth will even send you on a passion quest!