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Joy Donnell is a producer and writer focused on the psychospiritual power of storytelling. She is cofounder of CIME, the Center for Intersectional Media and Entertainment, which researches how our stories make us feel and the tools needed to create restorative narratives. Joy speaks internationally about media, equity and storytelling. Her latest bestselling book, Show Us Your Fire, explores our birthright to self-compassion. She also serves as an IDEA Practitioner on the Astrophysics Division of the Science Mission Directorate for NASA. Joy can be found on social platforms under @doitinpublic.

Producer, writer, and strategist Joy Donnell sits down with Denise for a chat about asserting your worth and showing up in fullness. Joy gets real about reframing ancestral trauma and claiming our generational gifts, fire, and resilience. Be sure to check out Joy's latest book, Show Us Your Fire, a collection of poems that will inspire you to make room for the possible in the impossible.   Find Joy On… Instagram: @doitinpublic Twitter: @doitinpublic Web: doitinpublic.com/

In Part One of this conversation with Joy Donnell, we went deep. Joy's perspective truly helps people think beyond the surface level, which continues here in Part Two. In her book, “Beyond Brand”, Joy discusses changing narratives with the use of media. Here, she shares the moments that led to her getting to into media. Joy is dedicated to doing things differently while honoring her lineage. Questioning the origins of stories is a big theme within Joy's book. After hitting a physical wall of burnout from overworking, Joy was forced to take a time out and question her own journey and purpose. She realized then that she wanted to live a creative life and tap into it as part of her self-care and healing.When we begin with the end in mind, we can tap into what's underneath so many of the stories and narratives we're fed. If you're a storyteller, it's your job to uncover what's beneath the surface. Self-compassion is the key when honoring your needs to rest and take care of yourself. Early in her career, Joy didn't have the self-compassion she has today and didn't honor her body and its needs. She shares her routines and how she makes sure it's a number one priority. What's Inside:How Joy decided to use media to make an impact.Joy's wake up call to honoring her purpose and creativity.How Joy balances self-care and rest with hustling and working Mentioned In This Episode:Listen Then Speak PodcastDo It In PublicHey, SUPERJOYBeyond Brand BookCIME.US

Joy Donnell is a producer, writer, and co-founder of CIME, the Center for Intersectional Media and Entertainment. CIME provides research and resources for storytelling, equity, and Hollywood. Her recent book, “Beyond Brand”, dives into how to use media to live and leave our cultural legacy. Joy has spoken heavily on Hollywood production codes, an era which lasted about 30 years where Hollywood chose to inflict morality standards. These codes essentially taught human beings how to be and included things like suppressed sexuality and not showing race mixing. It was bewildering for Joy to discover, and we discussed how it affected her. When Joy wrote her book, she wanted to talk about embodiment and disembodiment. At speaking engagements, people would always ask her how to build a brand while remaining authentic. Many people think their brand needs to mimic their authenticity, but it's really the other way around. Focusing on your cultural legacy brings people back into their bodies, which is the only way you're able to be human. Joy shares a transformational story from her childhood when she first discovered the dark history of racism in this country and the body she was born into. She felt a range of emotions, but also felt what she calls a divine spark of defiance that helped shape her career and worldview.Joy has a lot more to share, so don't forget to check out Part 2 of this episode.What's Inside:Hollywood's production codes and how they shaped an era of global entertainment.Why focusing on your legacy helps you embrace your authenticity.How Joy surrenders to the body and honors the power of rest. Mentioned In This Episode:Listen Then Speak PodcastDo It In PublicHey, SUPERJOYBeyond Brand BookCIME.US

Since the advent of film, the racial dynamics of American life have been reflected, or perhaps distorted, by a movie and entertainment industry whose impact on racial issues has been more complex than many realize.  Joy Donnell, cofounder of the Center for Intersectional Media and Entertainment (CIME), joins BA National Ambassador John Wood Jr. to explore Hollywood's legacy—a legacy she believes is fraught with troubling implications for racism and black America, both historically and in the present day. Twitter: @braverangels, @JohnRWoodJr, @doitinpublic 

Ervin Laszlo sits down with guest host Joy Donnell to discuss our individual and collective connectedness through purpose. Ervin explains how nature provides proof of our interconnectivity (02:19), how our personal frustrations are attached to the whole (04:19) and why purpose can help us create a more equitable world together (06:18).

Ervin Laszlo sits down with guest host Joy Donnell to discuss his journey from a concert pianist to a philosopher and an activist. Through his personal moments, Ervin describes the moment when he began to explore the notion of purpose (02:22), how we can question our concept of self (06:51), and how love, as well as community, serve as a catalyst for deeper self-awareness and spiritual awakening (16:23). Discover more at Shift Now. Additional Resources: The Upshift: Wiser Living on Planet Earth. A Handbook of Urgent Action by Ervin Laszlo

In today's #29DaysofMagic we get to chat with Joy Donnell, Co-Founder, CIME (The Center for Intersectional Media and Entertainment). We talk about her career journey, where she started modeling, and went start stories. She talks about how she started to learn more about the economies of stories, and led to her producing of CIME. Joy shares the ideas of creating good communities and support is crucial and important for help. We talk about how important social media has become in this time. We talk about how shaping a good narrative is very important, how Joy grounds herself within herself at the beginning of the day, and so much more! Check out CIME: https://www.cime.us/ Check out here new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/173412430X/ Check out her socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doitinpublic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/doitinpublic LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doitinpublic/ Check out CIME and SuperJoy socials Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CIMEclearly/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/heysuperjoy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/center-for-intersectional-media-entertainment-cime/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-reset-podcast/support

In different ways, Joy Donnell and Maleena Lawrence are on the front lines of the cultural and political struggle against "White Supremacy." The idea of white supremacy holding sway over the dominant institutions and culture of American life strikes many Americans as outrageous whereas for many other Americans this truth is almost self-evident. But what do people actually mean by white supremacy? Joy Donnell, founder of the Center for Intersectional Media and Entertainment, and Maleena Lawrence, founder of Deeprooted Entertainment, take us deep into their own perspectives and experiences with white supremacy in this special Braver Angels sit-down. With Monica Guzman and John Wood, Jr. www.braverangels.org Follow on Twitter @braverangels @doitinpublic [Joy Donnell] @MaleenaLawrence @moniguzman @JohnRWoodJr

"Beyond Brand - Master Your Power, Joy, And Media To Live Your Legacy" On today's show, Jay talks with brand strategist, speaker, producer, and author, Ms. Joy Donnell as they discuss her new book, "Beyond Brand - Master Your Power, Joy, and Media To Live Your Legacy."  Joy breaks down how to keep what you create aligned with who you are becoming to ensure you leave a cultural and entrepreneurial legacy you can live in real-time as well as leave behind. A must listen. Visit: http://doitinpublic.com/             

Joy Donnell is producer, an international speaker, author and activist who shares insight about branding, digital media and public image. As a filmmaker you are always told to be aware of your brand, know your niche, be careful what you say and do, and so on. This week's guest Joy Donnell blows that all up. Host Jenn Page and Joy discuss how being authentically yourself IS your brand. They dive into how to use your humanity to build your personal brand, how to release yourself from the social media hamster wheel, how being authentically you finds your niche audience, and how to lean into the joy even in dark times. Instead of thinking what do I want to get this minute shift your thinking to what do I want to leave in the world. Intuitive Conversation: Independence. Own your own life. Become independent of what you think you are supposed to do or caring what people think about you. More about Intuitive Filmmaker Podcast: If you want to submit a question or comment to the show please send and email or short video to intuitivefilmmakerpodcast@gmail.com. Or you can leave a voicemail at http://anchor.fm/intuitivefilmmaker. Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts to help us keep bringing more shows to you. Find us on all of your favorite podcast apps by clicking http://anchor.fm/intuitivefilmmaker Hosted by: Jenn Page, Filmmaker More on Joy: Joy Donnell is a producer, cultural strategist, author and activist dedicated to creating media that builds cultural legacy. She believes in owning your power and for Joy, power is owning your voice, image, narrative, influence and intentions. Joy’s work actively combines publicity, content strategy and media to build legacy and expand awareness. Her storytelling expertise touches all of her work as she brings that insight to content strategy and content creation. When she isn’t behind the camera creating editorials and fashion films as a producer, she steps in front of the camera as a model and spokesperson. Joy is Chief Visionary of SUPERJOY Media and co-founder of luxury lifestyle platform, Vanichi. In 2018, she established the Center for Intersectional Media and Entertainment [CIME] alongside Munika Lay and Dr. Nicole Haggard. As an international speaker, Joy shares her insight about branding, digital media and public image. Joy has guest lectured at UCLA’s School of Film, Television and Digital Media on that very subject matter and speaks globally about women in media, entrepreneurship and gender parity. Her new book, Beyond Brand, focuses on using media to build cultural legacy. Twitter and Instagram @doitinpublic. DoItInPublic.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/intuitivefilmmaker/message

In this episode, Joy Donnell and host Amy Elisa Jackson discuss how to expand your notion of who you are at work and what you contribute creatively on the job and in life. Restricting ourselves to maintaining a personal brand can stop us from developing our personal legacy -- a deep expression of what we stand for and what we plan to accomplish in the world. The episode covers how to communicate your personal legacy in your resume writing, in job interviews, and in the media you create about yourself and your work.

Adam Torres interviews Joy Donnell, Founder at SUPERJOY Media in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguest --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

In this episode of #moonwisepodcast, we speak with producer and author Joy Donnell about the power of storytelling. Joy shares her unique perspective on creativity, intention-setting and finding the authentic voice within. As Joy says,"it’s an important time for people who work with words.” We talk about how the spoken word can be an experience of relationship and true reciprocity. We talk about how the spoken word can be an experience of relationship and true reciprocity. We discuss privilege, betrayal and whose story is getting funded in the media today. She explains, "The stories that we know are the stories that got funded…Who ended up on buildings and who ended up buried? Who got pushed to the margins and who got magnified?" As Joy says, “its an important time for people who work with words.”  We also talk about: Positive self talk Affirmations & intention-setting The need for new stories about the feminine Representation in media Her new book, “Beyond Brand”

While learning how to lead in these continuous times of change might be hard but it is extremely important and advised. Nolly Qunta chats to Joy Donnell from Los Angeles, USA, about this. Joy Donnell is a media entrepreneur, published author, speaker, and co-founder of Vanichi Magazine. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Afrolit Podcast: Hosted by Ekua PM, Afrolit shares the stories of multi-faceted Africans one episode at a time. https://open.spotify.com/show/2nJxiiYRyfMQlDEXXpzlZS?si=mmgODX3NQ-yfQvR0JRH-WA Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support

In this episode, Judithe Registre responds to and reflects on the message of Joy Donnell, from Episode 53. In an era where media and technology have dominated every aspect of our lives, we must consider how these tools and services are used to address the issues we care about. How intentional are we (or not) in our engagement with social media? With the use and application of data as a tool that informs and enables access to critical life information, it has transcended the luxury category and is a natural human right and need. Judithe and Joy challenge us to consider the use of our own platforms and voices in both the analog and digital realm to advance the causes we believe in and are passionate about. Add your voice at inclusivus.org. How do you see yourself leveraging social media intentionally to advance the issues and causes that you care about? What is your social media legacy?

Stop living as if “here” has no value. “Here” is also a direction, and sometimes it's the most valuable direction that you have.” - Joy Donnell. In this episode, Joy Donnell joins Judithe Registre to highlight creative ways to harness and use the energy and emotion we are all generating naturally through the obstacles and adversaries we encounter every day. Despair is natural to us; you just don't need to let the despair overtake you. - Joy Donnell Joy is a strategist, activist, and entrepreneur driven by purpose. Her PR expertise touches all of her work as she brings her unique insights to content strategy, content creation, and luxury fashion and luxury lifestyle branding. When she isn't behind the camera creating fashion editorials and fashion films as a producer or director, she steps in front of the camera as a model and sustainable luxury advocate. The idea of luxury as a state of mind is something Joy advocates as necessary to cultivate as we creatively engage all of our emotions: anger, frustration, love, and shame. Joy challenges us to engage with ourselves and the journey of our emotion to create beauty in our communities and in the world in general. This powerful awareness can lead to social change and social engagement. This is especially important in a world where we are consuming more information than ever before, As Joy puts it, “true luxury is the absence of angst.” In today's world, “media has become a basic human need.” In other words, how we process and respond to the slew of information we are consuming and producing has never been more critical. If we accept media as a basic human need in our current world, we have to start asking ourselves different questions and demanding more well-rounded narratives. Joy Donnell is currently CEO of Parajin Media Corp and Editor-in-Chief of its flagship luxury lifestyle publication, Vanichi. She also serves as an advisor for The Geekie Awards, the Creative Visions Foundation, and Charles and Company luxury tea Give more oxygen to the knowledge than you give to the noise. - Joy Donnell Connect with Joy and learn more about her and her work via social media and her website details below: FB: @joydonnellofficial IG: @doitinpublic Twitter: @doitinpublic Vanichi FB, Twitter, IG: @vanichimagazin

Judithe Registre reflects on her discussion with Macy and Karen, and the promise of the next generation of leaders. This episode provides some context and commentary on the history of youth movements and the worldwide need for youth activism and leadership in the years to come. Join us next week for an interview with speaker, entrepreneur and activist Joy Donnell and visit us for more inspiration anytime at Inclusivus.org

"Moving From Business Person To Brand Ambassador" Learn the techniques and strategies Joy used to position herself to work with notable stars and brands such as Patti LaBelle, Samuel L. Jackson, Calista Flockhart, Mercedes, Maybach, and Warner Brothers. Join us as Joy takes us on her entrepreneurial journey and teaches us how to transform your popularity into publicity.

Do you want to learn how to transform your popularity into publicity? Joy Donnell moved to Los Angeles all by herself and launched a very successful media company. As a media strategist, Ms. Donnell teaches people how to leverage your popularity into publicity. Ms. Donnell has worked with such notable brands as Mercedes, Maybach, and Warner Brother's. She has also connected brands to celebrities including Samuel L. Jackson, Calista Flockhart, and Patti LaBelle. Join us as Ms. Donnell takes us on her extraordinary entrepreneurial journey and teaches us how to "own the power of your voice".