Podcasts about joscelyn duffy

Bringing your innovative ideas to life and communicating your brilliance in a way that builds a unique brand capable of shifting the status quo while resonating with your audience is no easy feat. As a Communication & Contribution Strategist, I help CEOs, entrepreneurs, thought leaders, coaches, authors, speakers & influencers—from those who are brand new to those who are world-renowned—hone their unique voices, build their brand messaging, write their books, develop their programs, and confidently deliver their world-changing ideas. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joscelynduffy/

Unbreakable Success Podcast, Episode 54 Joscelyn Duffy - How to get from unexpected tragedy to unshakable triumph. Click to Subscribe on >> iTunes, Stitcher Radio or Tunein. We don't need to be struck with a life-altering tragedy in order to "wake up" and create an inspired, meaningful, fulfilled life. There are plenty of powerful and amazingly influential people who don't have a particularly awe-inspiring story that sparked a sudden shift or transformed them into a new or improved version of themselves. However, I do believe that we all benefit from some of the very special individuals among us who face seemingly unbearable situations, thrive through them, then selflessly share their journey so that we can better understand how it's possible to endure even the worst of days. When we're willing to authentically share our challenges with each other, we unleash our ability to defy common logic, spark self-reflection, and strengthen our ability to face even our toughest days. Case in point, my friend Joscelyn Duffy. Less than 23 months before this interview, Joscelyn was told by her physicians that she was going to die. Even as I type these words, I know I'm unable to fully comprehend the emotional weight of hearing that your medical professionals don't know what else to do to keep you alive. Joscelyn isn't just still here with us, she's thriving and doing work that she loves. She's also not just sharing her own story to inspire others, she's helping other people find their voice and share their own personal stories. As I said, we don't need to be struck with a life-altering tragedy in order to have an inspired life, but we do need to embrace the lessons of those who have. Joscelyn's story, and her willingness to share it, is a perfect representation of the power of human story and spirit. Just spending a few moments with her will give you a deeper understanding of courage, resiliency, self-concept, and authenticity. You're going to feel like you've made a new friend in today's episode. Please make sure you pay it forward and share it. TRANSCRIPT: Aaron: 00:00:00 Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of unbreakable success. Definitely excited to share with our guests today, Joscelyn Duffy. She has many facets to her expertise, but Jocelyn, if I'm right, I would. I would. It would be safe to say your jam is helping people, especially entrepreneurs, get in touch with their message, clarify what their messages in any form and be able to get their message and their mission to out there in a way that truly expresses who they are, what's important to them, and most of all what they're looking to share with their audience and help them in their business and slash or life depending on what their focus is at the time. I'm. One of the things I, I. I'm amazed by your story and I'm humbled by your story you've had at Joscelyn has not once but twice a kind of looked her mortality in the face when she was hit with some serious illnesses and was able to thrive through it. Aaron: 00:00:51 And that in in a big way really led to your journey of finding this path to where you are today. And it's, it's, it's, it's humbling to hear your story, it's a very special story and I'm extremely grateful to have met you and gotten to know you a little bit and be able to call your friend today and have you on to share something with the audience that I know for a fact is definitely going to help them out and their journey and their mission, whatever they're looking to build in their life. So, uh, welcome Joscelyn and, and tell us a little bit about how you're doing today please. Joscelyn Duffy: 00:01:25 Oh, well thanks so much for having me. I'm delighted to share, as you mentioned, because of what my life has has brought my way in. What I've created from it. This is really is about service on the ground is level for me, so I'm so happy and blessed to be sharing these messages on a, on a global scale. Um,

How do you share your gifts with the world? How do you communicate your distinct, extraordinary message to those you serve? Drew’s guest, Joscelyn Duffy’s gift is uncovering the deeply human elements of her client’s work and helping them share it with their specific audience. Her work has been featured in Psychology Today, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Thrive Global. She is a ghostwriter, author, and communications consultant to some of the top influencers in the world. Listen in as she shares how her mindset helped her escape death, twice, and how she can help you find your unique voice.   If you like the podcast subscribe & review it on iTunes | Stitcher.   Key Takeaways:   [3:35] From athlete to cripple in 5-months: Joscelyn shares how she regained her life after lupus took over her immune system.   [14:27] Building self-confidence is at the core of Joscelyn’s development and coaching program.   [24:46] Joscelyn describes the importance of standing for something and how she helps clients hone their message.   [28:07] Why appreciating the small stuff is the key to thriving versus surviving.   [35:59] How your mission, purpose, and vision can bring true fulfillment in business.   Sponsors: Dry Farm Wines — You can have alcohol on the ketogenic diet. Use this link for a bottle of wine for $.01 with any order   Complete Wellness Supplements — Shop Drew’s hand-formulated, pre-workout greens, Keto Boost with cordyceps and beetroot powder and BHB to raise your blood ketone levels.   Mentioned in This Episode: Joscelyn Duffy Website @JoscelynDuffy on Twitter Fit2Fat2Fit Take the Fit2Fat2Fit Podcast Listener Survey Fit2Fat2Fit on Facebook Fit2Fat2Fit Book Drew on Social Media: @fit2fat2fit Email Drew: Drew@fit2fat2fit.com

As The Maven Agency founder & a 20-year communication veteran, Joscelyn Duffy helps executives, thought leaders and entrepreneurs hone their unique voices, deliver their world-changing ideas and build bonafied personal brands. You can learn more about Joscelyn here: https://joscelynduffy.com/ This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite here: http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

Joscelyn Duffy is a Communication & Contribution Strategist, Author, Ghostwriter & Creative Consultant. visit her website at joscelynduffy.com

Share Your Personal Narrative to Connect with Customers: Communication and contribution strategist at The Maven Agency and Joscelyn Duffy International, Inc., Joscelyn Duffy, went from a leading financial consultant and marathoner, to bedridden and on the brink of death. Laughing in the face of overwhelming odds, Joscelyn was determined to discover opportunity amid adversity and find her authentic voice. Today, she teaches business leaders how to make powerful connections with customers by incorporating their personal narrative into the essence of their brand. Learn how to harness your unique experiences, knowledge, and perspective to build self-awareness and empower others to succeed. • [00:00:00] Recognize Opportunity During Adversity • [00:05:42] Refusing to Quit on the Brink of Death • [00:11:30] Find Your Voice, Help Others Grow • [00:18:21] Build Your Personal 'Voice Vocabulary' • [00:26:55] Change the World with the Five C's • [00:33:22] Presence, Perspective, and Patience

Share Your Personal Narrative to Connect with Customers: Communication and contribution strategist at The Maven Agency and Joscelyn Duffy International, Inc., Joscelyn Duffy, went from a leading financial consultant and marathoner, to bedridden and on the brink of death. Laughing in the face of overwhelming odds, Joscelyn was determined to discover opportunity amid adversity and find her authentic voice. Today, she teaches business leaders how to make powerful connections with customers by incorporating their personal narrative into the essence of their brand. Learn how to harness your unique experiences, knowledge, and perspective to build self-awareness and empower others to succeed. [00:00:00] Recognize Opportunity During Adversity [00:05:42] Refusing to Quit on the Brink of Death [00:11:30] Find Your Voice, Help Others Grow [00:18:21] Build Your Personal 'Voice Vocabulary' [00:26:55] Change the World with the Five C's [00:33:22] Presence, Perspective, and Patience

About Our Guest For 20 years, Joscelyn Duffy has been creating communication that helps move the world forward into our individual and collective potential. As a co-developer of world-changing ideas, she has supported everyone from Fortune 500 companies and New York Times best-selling authors to new entrepreneurs. Her clients have been featured everywhere from “World’s Top” lists to Oprah. Author/Ghostwriter behind 15 books and regular contributor to international publications and podcasts, Joscelyn is on a mission to help entrepreneurs master their messages and create inimitable brands. With an open heart, Joscelyn and I hope you enjoy this conversation and share with one other person who might benefit from it.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

Joscelyn has been creating communication that helps move the world forward into our individual and collective potential for 20 years. As a co-developer of world-changing ideas, she has supported everyone from Fortune 500 companies and New York best-selling authors to new entrepreneurs. Author/Ghostwriter behind 15 books and creative consultant behind dozens of others, Joscelyn is on a mission to help entrepreneurs master their mission and leave their legacy. Helping World-Class Leaders Master Their Messages  joscelynduffy.com Want accelerated content development for your book, speech or article series?  Click HERE to experience a Breakthrough today! To connect with Joscelyn on LinkedIn or Facebook. Click the appropriate links!

Guest Joscelyn Duffy shares her strategies of resiliency through her recovery from a life threatening illness, & we discuss how to be a compassionate supporter. Joscelyn Duffy is a communication and contribution strategist who travels the world serving leaders in the development of their messages, model and methodologies. At the young age of 26, Joscelyn went from high potential employee in the financial sector and marathon runner to being bed ridden for 2 years with a life threatening case of lupus. During these two years Joscelyn slowly recovered but was only left with 2 to 3 good hours per day. Joscelyn shares, “This was a shock and massive unexpected shift in my life.” Joscelyn found that she had to make the best of her 2 to 3 hours, especially compared to when she had 16. She was left asking herself, “How do I push through with mental fortitude?”   Paraphrasing from the podcast Joscelyn shares, “When my illness happened I wanted to hold onto the way life was and went right back to work from bed.” She found that she couldn’t do what she was once able to do. She said to herself, “If I am listening to life I’ve got to get over what my head is telling me, and there is something else I could be doing.”   This new thinking led to acceptance of her current situation, and a focus on what mattered most to her – being active with other people, and engaging in her passions; reading, writing, and painting. There was a lot of healing that came through writing a book on her story titled, “Unshakable to the Core.” This led to Joscelyn’s current career as a ghost writer, helping other people to have their voice heard.     Joscelyn’s Insights on Resiliency:   For Joscelyn, it was simple; compassion and small actions.   Simply have compassion for yourself. Small action; It is going to take small steps to get to where you want to go. When Joscelyn was learning where to walk, she had to start with the first couple of steps. Every step is like going up a staircase toward your ultimate goal.       How can we support someone that is experiencing a challenge?   “If you want to make god laugh, you tell him your plans.” – Woody Allen.   Paraphrasing from the podcast Joscelyn Shares, “Life rarely ever goes the way we plan it. We take ourselves way to seriously. We can take a light-heart into these situations as a supporter. Try to encourage flexibility.  Especially when you are working with a person that has to do something a certain way, ask them to just try it once.”         Empathy Vs. Compassion   Something I have personally been struggling with is being empathetic of people I am supporting, rather than being compassionate.   So, why is this a problem?   Being empathetic is feeling and taking on what someone else is feeling or walking in their shoes. Or, as Joscelyn defines it, feeling the pain of another.   Vs   Being compassionate is understanding what someone is going through, but not taking on their emotions.  Or as Joscelyn defines it, wanting help to alleviate the pain and suffering of others.   The challenge with being empathetic is that our ability to be helpful is at risk of being diminished by taking on the emotions of others, where as being compassionate allows us to stay grounded in our own perspective and to support the person to move forward.     The Compassionate Supporter is a More Effective, and Happier Supporter.   In 2016, Michael Poulin and associates at State University of New York at Buffalo conducted a study to see the impacts of taking two different perspectives as a supporter; a helping imagine-self perspective taking (ISPT) (i.e. walking in their shoes perspective), and an imagine-other perspective taking (IOPT) (i.e. seeing through their eyes perspective).   The study found that ISPT resulted in relative threat, whereas IOPT resulted in marginally greater relative challenge. This effect was mediated by increased perceived demands of the situation. Moreover, self-reported distress was only associated with threat during ISPT, but not during IOPT.   Source: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022103116303961?via=ihub     So, what does this mean?   When we walk in another's shoes as a supporter, we take on threat and our stress levels increase. When we look through the other person’s eyes there is only a small impact on us - less stress. This study tells us that we can be a more effective supporter by being compassionate vs empathetic.         Putting Compassion into Practice:   Putting compassion into practice is something I am working to develop myself. Joscelyn offered a practical model, ‘The 4 P’s of Compassion’, to understand compassion that I found very insightful, as well as a couple of tools we can use to practice being compassionate.         "The 4 P's of Compassion"   Presence: Being there fully the moment with the person   Perspective taking: Seeing the world through their eyes, without fully stepping into their shoes   Patience:  Being patient with yourself and those you serve.   Progress: support for forward progress – the small steps also count.       Tools to Practice Compassion:   Being compassionate is about perspective taking. As stated in Michael Poulin’s study, it is more beneficial to try and see things through another person’s eyes, rather than trying to walk their shoes. When we look through another’s eyes and stay grounded in our own two shoes as the supporter we have decreased stress, and increased health and wellbeing.   We aren’t helping others when we are taking on what they have.   Sounds great! How do we do this?   Joscelyn shares, “You can think about it like watching a movie. When watch a movie you might laugh, smile, or cry, but when the movie is over you haven’t taken that on (i.e. those emotions don’t continue to impact you). You have learned from it, you are better for it because now you see a different perspective, but you don’t internalize it. It is a dance.”   Joscelyn is also a Reiki practitioner, and she had to learn how to stay in own her own strength and energy. She shares a strategy that she uses, “I see my favorite colour around me (picture being in a bubble of colour), and positive energy can come in, and the negative energy can’t penetrate this shield. This allows us to stay in our own energy while supporting another."     On the podcast, Joscelyn also shares how to find your own voice, which is something Joscelyn has a great deal of experience supporting others to do as a ghost writer.   A big thank you to Joscelyn for sharing her story and insights on resiliency and compassion!         Love & Respect, Eric Goll         Resources:   Joscelyn’s Website: Joscelynduffy.com   Joscelyn’s Books: Click Here   Joscelyn’s Blog: Click Here   Read more on perspective taking: Click Here      If you received value from this content please leave me a review on iTunes. 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Every week I strive to bring you a certified expert in a variety of fields in order to help you develop your business and yourself! This week is no different but very special because it is the first ghostwriter that has graced the Succeed Against the Odds Show. Joscelyn Duffy has written over a dozen books, including her own. She has helped a wide range of clients including New York Times best-selling authors.      More than a talented writer, Joscelyn is a force to be reckoned with. Having dealt with serious life threatening illness has only made her stronger and more determined to prosper in her life and business. Throughout the episode Joscelyn recounts her journey, all the while adding in tips and insights any entrepreneur should want to hear about embracing your story and finding the purpose behind your message.     You may be familiar with ghostwriting or you may only know the loose definition. Either way, I highly recommend listening to Joscelyn's episode because you may stumble upon your own thoughts mirrored back to you through her words. More info at FrancescaAnastasi.com

How do you share your story in a way that connects with others? Joscelyn Duffy is a Self-Expression Strategist, Author, International Ghostwriter & Creative Consultant. Her ‘soul' purpose is to help you bring out the best in yourself, so that you may contribute it and help awaken the best in others. After facing a life-threatening illness and defying death (twice), the way she saw everything – from life and business, to people and perspectives – changed. She has since written over 15 books and works with successful 7-8 figure entrepreneurs, helping them bring their message to life. In our chat with Joscelyn today, she shares how she discovered her own unique voice and how we can too. She further explains how to mold our life experiences into a meaningful story that others can connect to deeply; one that fosters empathy, growth and ease of life.   How do you get your message out there without diminishing anyone else in the process? Listen in today, and discover the power of your unique voice in elevating the human experience for all. Key Takeaways 1) Our unique voice is sharing our gifts, passion, knowledge and perspective, to promote empathy, growth and ease of life for others.   2) Like the seashell, we are resonation chambers. What's echoing in us is the external environment - our interpretation of life and our experiences. 3) Your clients can help you discover your voice. Ask them how you've helped them. Notice what words keep coming up. Your clients will tell you what you are to them. 4) If sharing your story with your audience makes you feel more connected, do it. If it makes you feel less connected and more ostracized, then you wait. 5) When you are sharing your story, it's a journey you're going on together with your audience. Lead with your audience in mind, the goal being to take them from Point A to a more ideal Point B. 6) Your story is your foundation not your focus. Share your story and strategy together, in order to empower your audience. Establish understanding through a personal story Take your audience through extractable lessons they can use to create a greater ease of life 7) There is such power when we lead with our heart and intuition, and allow our analytical mind to fill in the details. Receive Your Free Gift Communicating Value – Five Steps To Increasing Long Term Visibility and Viability In Your Business Connect With Joscelyn Duffy www.joscelynduffy.com  

Welcome to Permission to Leap - a podcast exploring the stories of people who have brought their visions to life. Each week, I will speak to an inspiring guest and navigate the process they took to take the leap in their own lives, from the day that they first committed to the day they landed on the other side. Permission to Leap is the spark that will push you to believe in your dreams again and make them your reality. Today’s guest is Joscelyn Duffy. Born out of a life trajectory that necessitated the ability to witness, question, appreciate and communicate on a personal and global level, Joscelyn Duffy dedicates herself to helping others transform their life's experiences into valuable insights for humanity. She believes that we each have uniquely important perspectives to contribute, and that the present moment is our platform to share that which we are intended to share in this lifetime. Her career began when she was acquired into an elite cross-training program with a Fortune 500 financial firm, after graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Management. As a Product Specialist, she trained hundreds of financial advisors; launched syndicate issues; wrote national newsletters; and scripted broadcasts for strategists, presidents and federal politicians. In the years that followed, she went on to create unique marketing concepts that were adopted nationally by a second Fortune 500 financial institution. In the thick of a career bursting with opportunity, Joscelyn’s industry contributions were brought to a halt, her body crippled by the effects of a life-threatening case of lupus. Journeying through deep introspection, a thorough study of healing principles and conscious communication, she emerged, shocking doctors with her complete recovery. Her healing ignited the need to serve in a bigger way and the creation of a purpose-driven business, where helps others tune into the most meaningful aspects of themselves and bring them to life through authentic communication. Touted as “The Voice Finder,” she has the innate ability to intuitively tune into the voice, personal truths and unique journey of others. As an International Ghostwriter, Author and Creative Consultant, Joscelyn has been creating impactful communication for entrepreneurs, CEOs and Fortune 500 companies for over 20 years. She has brought to life 14 books and over 50 short stories; worked with hundreds on their personal messaging; and collaborated with internationally-acclaimed speakers, thought-leaders, and celebrities…And now, she is ready to co-create your message with you.

In today's interview, we're going to explore the power we all have within us and how an unwavering belief in yourself can help you accomplish almost anything. Today, I speak with Joscelyn Duffy - author, self-expression strategist, creative consultant, and someone who has an incredible story to share about surviving a near death health scare. We explore the concept of compassion and looking at our lives from a "park bench perspective." Joscelyn shares her story of facing death (twice), and how she overcame what medical professionals considered to be impossible odds. Finally, we discuss Joscelyn's favorite books, reading list, and upcoming projects. You can connect with Joscelyn via her Twitter, @JoscelynDuffy. You can also find more info on Joscelyn - as well as a free gift - at JoscelynDuffy.com/gift