Podcast appearances and mentions of julie allen

I've never considered myself a person who cares about fashion or "style" so when I first stumbled across Julie Allen on Instagram, I didn't expect to stick around. But something about the way she talked about clothes felt different. It was kind, approachable, and freeing. Julie teaches women how to embrace style tools instead of style rules, and as I listened to her, I realized how much that philosophy overlaps with how I think about motherhood. There's no one right way to be a mom—or to get dressed. It's about finding what fits you and building a life you love from there. Julie is a mom of six and a style educator who's passionate about helping women reconnect with themselves through the way they show up each day. In this episode, she shares three style principles that double as beautiful life lessons for moms—and they might just shift the way you think about both your wardrobe and your parenting. We'll talk about: ✨ How to use style (and motherhood) tools instead of rigid rules ✨ Why you're allowed to express different parts of yourself—on any given day ✨ The importance of building your motherhood on a foundation of your core values Whether or not you've ever cared much about fashion, this episode will help you feel more confident in showing up as you. For full show notes, including takeaways, click here. *** Related Episodes: 201: Living your Life's Purpose in Every Stage // Brooke Snow 297: 3 Secrets to Confidence in Motherhood 354: Letting Go of Heavy Expectations of Yourself // Sneak Peek from the Declutter your Motherhood Audio Course   Episode Sponsors: Team Supercrew: Visit teamsupercrew.com and use the code 3in30 at checkout to get 10% off your order. You'll also get a free gift—step-by-step reading and play guides to help you reinforce the lessons in simple, powerful ways. BetterHelp: 3 in 30 Takeaways for Moms is sponsored by BetterHelp. Go to betterhelp.com/3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy. KiwiCo: Build the best summer ever with KiwiCo! Get $15 off on your Summer Adventure Series at kiwico.com.   Let's Connect! Join me on Instagram! Get weekly-ish emails with BTS of my life Find Your Magic in Motherhood: Free 3-Day Email Course ***

When we say we have a guest on this week that is universally loved within the fitness industry - we aren't kidding. Everybody's favourite Business Development Director, this week we welcome Active Insight's Julie Allen. Julie is truly one of the industries most loved faces who has excelled throughout her career from working with Herts Sport Villahebto her time with the air ambulance service. Julie talks about her biggest tips for success, her story and how she has made her name in the industry so far. We loved having Julie on and we can't wait for you to hear it.

Send us a textAMELIA RUSH decided to go from being an ABA Therapist to the Queen of Balloon Creations in the Greater Sacramento area. A pivot happened a few years ago for this mother of two daughters. And let's say that she isn't looking back. Within this description of Amelia is a model of taking that chance to make a big career move. Yes! Amelia is an ENTREPRENEUR by all definitions of the word.In today's episode, we discuss what was behind Amelia's decision. And then we pull back the curtain on the balloon creation business. Before this conversation I had a lot of fun questions. How many balloons does it take to create different projects?What about inclement weather?Where do you purchase you balloons?How many colors are there?How did you learn such a fun craft?Let's find out together.HOST STEVE BUZZARD on Amelia: "I love how Amelia made the pivot. She wanted the freedom to control her schedule, and she found a way to do it. Taking the leap is no easy feat. And that is why this conversation is so important for other young entrepreneurs to experience. I am looking forward to inspiration!"Our Connection | I ran into Amelia two years ago at a school auction. There she was installing her balloon creation. What I realized is that this was the same Amelia (Sargis) that I taught in one of my first years at St. Michael's in 1994. Talk about an OG Full Circle moment. The video version of this episode is ALSO AVAILABLE on YOUTUBE.  Don't miss out, SUBSCRIBE to get notified of ALL new ETB episodes as they are released. ETB with Amelia RushWebsite | SacBalloonGirl.comGallery | Click HereInstagram | @SacBalloonGirlENJOY THE CONVERSATIONPit Boss JerkyJoe Green is the Pit Boss who has perfected the jerky experience. PBJ features 11 different flavors!Mikimos Barbecue & CateringBBQ delights for the greater Sacramento area. Your event, our barbecue. Let's make memories togetherBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEOn Call Personalized Urgent CareDr. Julie Allen is like a doctor in your pocket. Membership or As Needed Services Available. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Experience the Buzz can be found on all podcast platformsApple Podcasts | Spotify Podcasts| YouTube ChannelSteve Buzzard also hosts the following:NEW! | Let's Talk Weddings PodcastFirst Look on YouTube | Song Reaction VideosInstagram | @buzzardballexperience | @buzzardballhoopsWebsite | buzzardball.com

Send us a Text Message.DR. JULIE ALLEN has a brilliant idea! First some history. Back in the 1930's, doctors made 'house calls' for 40 percent of their patients. By the 1980's, that number went down to 0.6 percent due to office-centered medicine and mega-health systems. So I ask? What would you prefer to have when it comes to having access to your doctor.Say hello to Dr. Julie. With 10 years of Urgent Care Experience and equipped with her grandfather's medical bag, Julie is bringing back 'house calls' and today I want to put a BIG SPOTLIGHT on what I believe is a brilliant idea. How does this look? That is what we uncover in our conversation.HOST STEVE BUZZARD on Julie Allen: "Julie has a brilliant idea that I feel that is going to take off and be the new wave of families and individuals who need a doctor. I love the idea so much that I have become one of Julie's patients. This is going to be big and you will see this idea spread nationwide."Our Connection | I have had the honor of teaching both of Julie's boys, Eli and Theo, while I was a teacher at St. Michael's. Her sons also have attended my Buzzardball Summer Hoop Camp and have participated in my Winter Basketball League. I am a BIG fan of Julie and her family!The video version of this episode is ALSO AVAILABLE on YOUTUBE.  Check it out and be sure to SUBSCRIBE (this will allow you to get notified of ALL new ETB episodes as they are released) -- ETB with Dr. Julie AllenWebsite | PersonalizedUrgentCare.ComENJOY THE CONVERSATION!

In this edition of Well Within Reach, Julie Allen, Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, joins us to debunk some of the most common diabetes myths.

This week on “Gen C,” we spoke with Julie Allen of Howard Hughes Corporation, a major real estate developer exploring Web3 technologies. We discussed how Howard Hughes is leveraging innovative technologies to bridge digital and physical experiences, from VR tours to NFT scavenger hunts.Julie Allen, SVP of Digital and Creative at real estate company Howard Hughes, joins the podcast this week to discuss how a real estate company is innovating in Web3. Julie shares how she got involved in crypto in 2013 and has since been an advocate for bringing Web3 technology and AI to enhance Howard Hughes' physical spaces and to improve the experience of viewing or buying a home for potential buyers.Links mentioned from the podcast: Cheese-Makers Track Their Parmesans By Embedding Edible, Blockchain-Enabled MicrochipsOnlyFans Users Spent $5.6 Billion on Porn-Friendly Creator Site in Fiscal 2022, up 16%Walmart Partners With People Of Crypto Lab To Celebrate Hip-Hop And Black Culture In The MetaverseJulie's TwitterHoward Hughes WebsiteFollow us on Twitter:Sam Ewen, Avery Akkineni, CoinDesk, Vayner3"Gen C" features hosts Sam Ewen and Avery Akkineni, with editing by Jonas Huck. Executive produced by Jared Schwartz and produced by Uyen Truong. Our theme music is "1882” by omgkirby x Channel Tres with editing by Doc Blust. Artwork by Nicole Marie Rincon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week on “Gen C,” we spoke with Julie Allen of Howard Hughes Corporation, a major real estate developer exploring Web3 technologies. We discussed how Howard Hughes is leveraging innovative technologies to bridge digital and physical experiences, from VR tours to NFT scavenger hunts.Julie Allen, SVP of Digital and Creative at real estate company Howard Hughes, joins the podcast this week to discuss how a real estate company is innovating in Web3. Julie shares how she got involved in crypto in 2013 and has since been an advocate for bringing Web3 technology and AI to enhance Howard Hughes' physical spaces and to improve the experience of viewing or buying a home for potential buyers.Links mentioned from the podcast: Cheese-Makers Track Their Parmesans By Embedding Edible, Blockchain-Enabled MicrochipsOnlyFans Users Spent $5.6 Billion on Porn-Friendly Creator Site in Fiscal 2022, up 16%Walmart Partners With People Of Crypto Lab To Celebrate Hip-Hop And Black Culture In The MetaverseJulie's TwitterHoward Hughes WebsiteFollow us on Twitter:Sam Ewen, Avery Akkineni, CoinDesk, Vayner3"Gen C" features hosts Sam Ewen and Avery Akkineni, with editing by Jonas Huck. Executive produced by Jared Schwartz and produced by Uyen Truong. Our theme music is "1882” by omgkirby x Channel Tres with editing by Doc Blust. Artwork by Nicole Marie Rincon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Networking - many dread it, but if you don't do, then it definitely won't happen.  Listen in as Julie interviews one of her clients and get some insight into the processAt StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life.  What is your story so far?  Where would you like your story to go?  You get to start writing the sequel today.  Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring.  Joining Julie is Ron Allen, a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you!)  "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie Allen Please visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net. Want to be interviewed on the show?  Just reach out.Want to interview us on your show?  Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...sameNeed someone for a speaking engagement?  Sure.  We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeruInstagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeruFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeruYouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't – you're right" - Henry Ford

Julie Allen, Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, joins us to share tips on managing your diabetes and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

The COO Roundtable Episode 47 By PFI Advisors For our final episode of 2022, we were joined by two incredible members of our COO Society community: Julie Allen, Vice President of Business Operations at FirstWave Financial, and Chris Pelch, Chief Operating Office of Vance Wealth. FirstWave Financial began as a CPA firm in 1995 with a strong family foundation aimed to help its clients “deal with the complexity that wealth brings.” They are located in Satellite Beach, Florida, and currently have $400M in AUM and a team of 12 employees. Vance Wealth was founded in 2003 and helps its clients tackle important questions they face when looking to retire. They have two offices in California, $450M in AUM, and a team of 18 employees. During their discussion with Matt, Julie and Chris tackle both the Human Resources and Operations component of their roles and much more including: The different strategies each firm has used to successfully onboard new employees How each guest handles ongoing new-employee engagement and career development The steps each guest takes when evaluating different vendors Time management tips and tricks Their top initiatives for 2023 We hope you enjoy, share, and subscribe! You can listen and subscribe on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. Sign up here to be notified of new practice management content added to our blog on a regular basis.

Julie Allen is a sustainable boutique owner and creator of the ethically made and size-inclusive “minimalist chic” clothing line Hope Continues. A sustainability awareness activist, Julie is CEO of the Mary Rose NW Boutique and the Mary Rose Foundation, helping to prevent eating disorders and assist those struggling with the financial burden of treatment. Today she shares how to overcome body image shame, the inside skinny on sustainable fashion, and what it takes to create a profitable social impact company. Download Podopolo and follow Wings of Inspired Business there to keep the conversation going in the episode comments section and invite your friends to connect around podcasts recommended personally for you.

Join myself and, guest, Julie Allen as we talk about the fashion industry, diet culture, sustainability and doing "the next right thing." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wantingtowealthy/support

In this week’s episode, Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with Julie Allen, local author of “A History of Enslaved People of Osage County,” about the hidden stories of slaves who lived, suffered and died in Mid-Missouri and why it’s important to share these stories today. Allen spoke Monday at a night of remembrance for people who had lived enslaved in Osage County, hosted by the Missouri NAACP and First United Methodist Church of Jefferson City. Click here to watch the video of the event.

Our guest is Kris De Prins, managing director of Holland Expat Center South, short ‘the expat center'. Kris, together with his colleagues, runs the one stop shop for internationals coming to the region: they help the internationals with their formalities (municipal registration and residence permit), inform them on topics such as taxes, housing, healthcare, and they help them integrate in our society. The expat center helps approx. 600-700 internationals (working at 70-80 different employers) each month with their formalities and it organizes several events (webinars, workshops) the year around for internationals but also their employers. It is the place to start your journey in The Netherlands. Let's find out in more detail what they are all about!' Podcast and interview by Julie Allen for Radio 4 Brainport --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcasts-4-brainport/message

Julie Allen is a sustainable boutique owner and creator of the ethically made and size-inclusive “minimalist chic” clothing line Hope Continues. A sustainability awareness activist, Julie is CEO of the Mary Rose NW Boutique and the Mary Rose Foundation, helping to prevent eating disorders and assist those struggling with the financial burden of treatment. Today she shares how to overcome body image shame, the inside skinny on sustainable fashion, and what it takes to create a profitable social impact company. Download Podopolo here to keep the conversation going in the Wings comments section and invite your friends to connect around podcasts recommended to you by what interests and inspires you.

We've met today's guest, Julie Allen, before when she shared her battle with eating disorders and learning to love and accept herself every day just as she is.  All about self-worth.  So it seems only natural that she is here this week to wrap up our month's focus, by taking things a little further to discuss how our bigger choices are a reflection of our values and worth.  Exchange Quotes: “Will this leave us bitter or better?  Grieve and then decide.” – Amanda Gorman “I raise up my voice – not so that I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard…We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back. – Malala Yousafzai Exchange Links: www.maryrose.boutique @maryrose.boutique Epic Exchanges on Facebook @epicexchanges on Instagram

Dr. Duffy talks with Julie Allen, author of The Courage to Hope, who discusses the Diet Culture and how girls are conditioned to base their worth on the appearance of their bodies. Learn how to overcome body shame with free body positive art groups for teens and tweens.

Dr. Duffy talks with Julie Allen, author of The Courage to Hope, who shares her recovery from anorexia and bulimia and shares the primary tools of self-compassion and overcoming perfectionism.

Here are the things to expect in the episode:Why is it important to accept your body?What is diet culture, and how does it affect society?Discover the truth about the fashion industry sizing lies.How do you recognize individuals with eating disorders?What should genuine inclusivity look like in the ethical fashion industry?How do anorexia and bulimia differ?And much more!About Julie:Julie Allen, an author and sustainability awareness activist, is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and the founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Julie started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing shop that focused on body acceptance, self-love, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. The three pillars of her boutique include sustainability, inclusion, and social justice.Connect with Julie Allen!Website: https://maryrosenwboutique.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaryRoseNWBoutiquePinterest: https://www.pinterest.ph/maryrosenwboutique/_created/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maryrose.boutique/Connect with Kamie Lehmann!Website: https://www.kamielehmann.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kamie.lehmann.1LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamie-lehmann-04683473

This week on the Finding Fertile Ground podcast, it was a joy to interview Julie Allen again. I had the honor of interviewing Julie earlier this year for my Companies That Care podcast.During this interview, Julie shared her 15-year battle with eating disorders. She was in and out of treatment during her entire teenage years and into her early 20s. Her breaking point was a rape at 18 that took her eating disorder to a whole new level of self-hatred and lack of regard for her own life with an attempted suicide. She has been in recovery for a decade now and is passionate about dismantling diet culture and stigmas around mental illness.She has found her fertile ground as CEO of a body-positive, self-love promoting, women-empowering clothing boutique, Mary Rose NW Boutique. She also founded the Mary Rose Foundation, a nonprofit that helps fund treatment for people struggling with eating disorders. She speaks openly about her own struggles with eating disorders, PTSD, and mental illness to inspire hope for those who are hurting.If you enjoyed this podcast, please give us a rating and subscribe to hear our next episode. Marie Gettel-Gilmartin, founder and principal of Fertile Ground Communications LLC, is a writer and marketing communications consultant who loves to take the pain and stress out of writing for her clients. She specializes in making the complex clear, using dynamic, accessible language to explain and communicate important issues. She positions her clients as experts in their fields and helps them communicate about pressing issues. Writing communications that boost employee engagement and thought leadership, she also coaches leaders and executives on how to strengthen communications and leadership. She loves to connect people and resources or solve seemingly impossible problems.As a podcaster for justice, I stand with my sisters from the Women of Color Podcasters Community. We are podcasters united to condemn the tragic murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and many others at the hands of police. Fertile Ground Communications LLC is a certified women-owned business enterprise, disadvantaged business enterprise, and emerging small business.

The Companies that Care podcast highlights companies and business leaders who are making a difference in the world, like Aaliyah Nitoto, the visionary founder of Free Range Flower Winery, an award-winning, winemaker-owned and -operated boutique winery in Oakland, California. Aaliya handcrafts premium wine in small batches from locally sourced, organically grown flowers…not grapes. She has been hailed as an "innovative producer" (Wine Enthusiast) who is "revolutionizing the world of wine" (Kourtney Kardashian's POOSH). Aaliyah updates ancient women's garden winemaking traditions for 21st century tastes. As Phil Long, winemaker/founder of Longevity Wines and president of the Association of African American Vintners, recently told NBC TV News, Aaliyah is "defying odds at every turn. She is not only a young Black woman getting into the wine world, which is not as diverse as it should be, but she's also making a new category that doesn't exist in this industry.'" Free Range Flower Winery's rare flower wines tend to sell out long before the next vintage is in the bottle. The winery's mission is based on an organic, sustainable, local business model as well as creating a welcoming, inclusive space for everyone to enjoy its wine. Aaliyah deeply believes in innovation in winemaking and the power of magnifying diverse voices in the industry.When she's not making wine, Aaliyah is a health and nutrition educator for an advocacy and education nonprofit called Healthy Black Families. Free Range Flower Winery is committed to using organic ingredients, sustainable business practices, and local vendors. They are dedicated to uplifting the community and donate a percentage of sales to nonprofits that share their values.Next week on the Finding Fertile Ground podcast, I interview Julie Allen, who I interviewed for Companies That Care earlier this year. Julie and I dive into her experiences battling eating disorders for much of her life. Julie shares how she has now found her fertile ground by sharing her story, writing a book, and starting a sustainable, body-positive clothing boutique.The Companies That Care podcast is brought to you by Fertile Ground Communications. I alternate the Companies That Care podcast with my original podcast, Finding Fertile Ground, which shares personal stories of grit and resilience. On both my podcasts I strive to highlight voices from historically excluded populations, people who don't always get a platform. Marie Gettel-Gilmartin, founder and principal of Fertile Ground Communications LLC, is a writer and marketing communications consultant who loves to take the pain and stress out of writing for her clients. She specializes in making the complex clear, using dynamic, accessible language to explain and communicate important issues. She positions her clients as experts in their fields and helps them communicate about pressing issues. Writing communications that boost employee engagement and thought leadership, she also coaches leaders and executives on how to strengthen communications and leadership. She loves to connect people and resources or solve seemingly impossible problems.As a podcaster for justice, I stand with my sisters from the Women of Color Podcasters Community. We are podcasters united to condemn the tragic murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and many others at the hands of police. Fertile Ground Communications LLC is a certified women-owned business enterprise, disadvantaged business enterprise, and emerging small business.

This is a raw, poignant, and important episode about eating disorders. Today we welcome Julie Newman to the show. As a child, she was a ballerina, suffered from OCD, and then she developed an eating disorder at the age of 13. In this episode, we talk about her making the choice to live, her rock bottom moment, the dangers of diet culture, eating disorder treatment, recovery, founding the Mary Rose foundation, and so much more. If you like this show, please show up for us by subscribing, rating, and reviewing. Connect With Julie Allen: https://maryrosefoundation.org/ https://www.instagram.com/maryrosefoundation/ https://maryrosenwboutique.com/ Connect With Asher Gottesman: http://ashergottesman.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theasherg/ https://twitter.com/TheAsherG

In this episode of “D Sustainability Issue” Dessie welcomes Julie Allen. Julie is an author, a sustainability awareness activist, the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique, and founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Julie started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing shop that focused on body acceptance, self-love, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. The three pillars of her boutique include sustainability, inclusion, and social justice.Julie has struggled with an eating disorder in the past, which motivated her to found her size-inclusive boutique. We talk about the huge gap of size inclusion in the ethical fashion industry, and the way to move forward. Julie talks about helping fund treatment for eating disorder patients and educating on the topics of body image and eating disorder prevention with the Mary Rose Foundation. Her own sustainable size-inclusive women-centric line Hope Continues is set to launch in March. Find Julie here: https://www.instagram.com/maryrose.boutique/https://www.maryrosefoundation.orgFor more sustainable fashion and mindfulness inspiration follow Dessie on Instagram here. Music credit: Wholesome by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5050-wholesomeLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Not everyone in business is courageous enough to stand for what they believe in. You can exclude Julie Allen, Julie Allen CEO of Mary Rose Boutique and Founder of Mary Rose Foundation, from that list. This fierce woman has stood her ground, survived through a pandemic, and is still standing strong. Her business, Mary Rose Boutique, is not only an ethical clothing line but her foundation also helps empower and provide financial help to those with eating disorders and who do not have financial help . Julie shares her entrepreneurial journey. The lessons she learned through building her business while experiencing a pandemic. Understanding the 3 main issues with fashion in general. The criteria for creating clothes that are slow fashion. Putting your values first in your business and working towards a common goal of changing the world through it. Julie talks about the Mary Rose Foundation and the people they help. Sharing her goals for the boutique and foundation. How Julie's entrepreneurial journey changed her as a person. Mary Rose Boutique Website Mary Rose Boutique Instagram

Julie Allen lived with vague symptoms for quite some time – back pain, flu-like symptoms – but she explained these away with her busy life as a physiotherapist and mother of three young kids. But, after a few rounds of antibiotics, things didn't get better. Julie was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma.Julie discusses how she coped with a blood cancer diagnosis as a young mum, and shares some insight and expertise on the importance of exercise as a treatment for cancer.Further informationThe Pentimento ProjectThe Leukaemia Foundation offer a range of services. Click below to read more.Accommodation servicesSupport services

Today on Inspired by HERstory is Julie Allen. Julie is an author, a sustainability awareness activist, CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique, and the founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Julie started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing shop that focused on body acceptance, self-love, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. The three pillars of her boutique include sustainability, inclusion, and social justice. During this episode, Julie talks more about: What made her decide to create a clothing boutique for all bodies Doing something every day that scares you And the Mary Rose Foundation FOLLOW HER JOURNEY Website: https://maryrosenwboutique.com/ Instagram: @maryrose.boutique FOLLOW MY JOURNEY: Instagram Brand Photography: https://www.instagram.com/kaitlyncassocreations/ Travel Photography: https://www.instagram.com/kaitlyncasso/ Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbyherstory/ Website https://www.kaitlyncasso.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaitlyn-casso/support

On this week's episode we have Julie Allen, an author and eating disorder awareness activist, is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Julie started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing shop that focused on body acceptance, self-love, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. The three pillars of her boutique include sustainability, inclusion, and social justice. With a bachelor's in psychology and a background in physical therapy, Julie truly understands how the mind affects the body and vice versa. She struggled with anorexia and bulimia for 15 years and as a result, made it her mission to empower people to love and embrace themselves wholeheartedly. Connect with Julie Facebook II Instagram II Website Mentions: Episode 79 Letting Go of Unrealistic Diet Culture Standards with Personal Stylist Dacy Gillepsie  Sponsors: CBD Direct Rothy's

In this episode I talk with activist and business  owner Julie Allen.Julie is  an author and sustainability awareness activist, is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Julie started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing shop that focused on body acceptance, self-love, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. The three pillars of her boutique include sustainability, inclusion, and social justice. With the fuel from winning “Best Online Boutique in Oregon” in 2020, Julie shifted her store into an even better one by implementing sustainability in regards to appropriate wages and ethical treatment given to all people that come in contact with the garments and the end product of eco-friendly clothes in all sizes. Currently, she has reached 50% sustainability within the storefront, not including the refreshed store set up with adjustments down to what type of hangers the clothes are displayed on. With a bachelor's in psychology and a background in physical therapy, Julie truly understands how the mind affects the body and vice versa. She struggled with anorexia and bulimia for 15 years and as a result, made it her mission to empower people to love and embrace themselves wholeheartedly. The Mary Rose Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 designed to help people who are struggling with the financial burden of eating disorder treatment and works on the prevention side as well with their educational outreach programs. Julie's message is simply one of strength, courage, self-compassion, and most of all, hope. In her downtime, she enjoys lifting weights, going for walks, unplugging, and focusing on her family. I really enjoyed this conversation with Julie and learned a lot from her!I hope you enjoyed this conversation and it impacted you in some way.Love to you all!-KyleConnect with me on social media:Instagram: instagram.com/k.david__/Facebook: facebook.com/kyledavidmusic/Twitter: twitter.com/kyle_crabtree_TikTok: Kyledavid970 Snapchat: kyledavid970Linkdin: Kyle DavidWatch on YouTube:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTMk53w-pGoXurdppIC_Lw/featured?view_as=subscriber

This episode with Scott McCandless (US) will explore the relationship between climate change and tax. We will discuss carbon related tax proposals both in the US and abroad, and how they differ from traditional means of taxation and other carbon pricing systems. Companies will have a better understanding of the issues they need to consider as these initiatives continue to move forward.In this episode:Julie Allen, National Tax Services Market leader, PwC USScott McCandless, Tax Policy Services, PwC US

Tax functions are facing a shifting landscape and balancing ongoing cost pressures that challenge their status quo and raise new questions on how to operate more efficiently and effectively. On this episode of Tap into Tax, we will discuss how managed services can be not only an effective cost lever that Tax executives can pull, but a highly strategic one.In this episode:Julie Allen, National Tax Services Market leaderMargie Dhunjishah, Consulting solutions leaderDoug Thomas, Insourced Solutions for Tax leader

From Eating Disorder to Awesome: Julie Allen's story of trauma, triumph, and how she came to be founder and CEO of an organizaion fighting diet culture and making women everywhere feel beautiful.    Julie Allen, an author and eating disorder awareness activist, is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Julie started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing shop that focused on body acceptance, self-love, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. With a portion of the proceeds going to the Mary Rose Foundation, the boutique won “Best Online Boutique in Oregon” in 2020. The three pillars of her boutique include sustainability, inclusion, and social justice. With a bachelor's in psychology and a background in physical therapy, Julie truly understands how the mind affects the body and vice versa. She struggled with anorexia and bulimia for 15 years and as a result, made it her mission to empower people to love and embrace themselves wholeheartedly. The Mary Rose Foundation is a non-profit designed to help people who are struggling with the financial burden of eating disorder treatment and works on the prevention side as well with their educational outreach programs. Julie's message is simply one of strength, courage, self-compassion, and most of all, hope. In her downtime, she enjoys lifting weights, going for walks, unplugging, and focusing on her family.   To find out more about donating to the Mary Rose Foundation click here or follow her on Instagram.  To shop her incredible line (I already did after this interview!) head on over to her website or  instagram.    You girls are going to LOVE this one!    Cheers and happy shopping,  Jess

In this conversation with Julie Allen, she talks about her journey from inpatient treatment to a life without the extreme behaviors that went along with her  eating disorder. Julie talks about OCD and anxiety, about what got her to wake up and find the courage to stop obsessively worrying about her body and her calorie intake, about weighing herself, about  intuitive eating, and about clothing and dressing in a way that feels comfortable and which allows for days when her body feels heavier than normal. At the end Julie also talks about her approach to food and eating as she parents very young children.  This conversation will be helpful to those who struggle with disordered eating or those who have a more extreme pattern of eating issues which are best helped by inpatient care.  Julie now owns a women's clothing boutique which caters to all sizes of bodies, and donates a portion of all sales to help those who need eating disorder treatment but can't afford it. She is the founder of the Mary Rose Foundation, which helps support education and funding for eating disorders. 

Today I'm talking about the ups and downs of recovery, and how I use my bad days/weeks as challenges for myself to come back even stronger in my recovery. I also talk about the tough balance of posting your body on social media without setting an unrealistic expectation for other people. Remember that Instagram is not real people! Finally, I have a conversation with Julie Allen about her experience in Eating Disorder treatment, and how it inspired her to create the Mary Rose Foundation, which assists those in need of recovery but can simply not afford it! Follow Julie @maryrose.boutique on InstagramLearn more about the Mary Rose Foundation at maryrosefoundation.orgFollow Emily @lubination on InstagramFollow RIP Diets @ripdiets on InstagramEmail Emily at ripdiets@gmail.comJoin the private Facebook group "RIP Dieters" (search and request)CHECK OUT MY PATREON FOR MORE CONTENT at Patreon.com/ripdiets

In this episode of Tap into Tax, Julie Allen and Margie Dhunjishah interview David Swenson, a partner in PwC's National Tax Services and former global Tax Controversy and Dispute Resolution Leader about the controversy environment, focusing on current audit activity, the tactics and approaches taken by tax authorities during audits, and the key drivers for increased audit activity. The trio also discuss steps companies can take to avoid potential controversy, the dispute resolution mechanisms available, as well as how governments reach agreement in an environment of increased pressure to offset deficits resulting from the pandemic. Speakers:Julie Allen,  National Tax Services Market leader, PwC USMargie Dhunjishah, Tax Reporting & Strategy leader, PwC US David Swenson, Global Network Leader, Tax Controversy and Dispute Resolution, PwC US

When Julie Allen, an eating disorder awareness activist, CEO of the Mary Rose Boutique, and founder of the Mary Rose Foundation, was in inpatient treatment in her teens and early 20's, her parents needed to take out a second mortgage on their home (to pay for cost). Her treatment saved her life from anorexia and bulimia. Now, she's on a mission to offer financial support so people can receive the treatment they need when they're recovering from eating disorders.  When she went shopping 4 years ago, while her newborn son was only 6-weeks old, she kept hearing subtle messages that something was wrong with her postpartum body.  That's when she opened Mary Rose Boutique in Oregon. Julie wants to offer women an inclusive shopping experience where they know that their body is beautiful and they can wear clothes that make them feel comfortable and good about themselves.  On the podcast, Julie also shares how being okay with her fears and practicing self-compassion were the most pivotal for her in her eating disorder recovery.  Check out the Mary Rose Boutique here.  Follow Julie @maryrosenwboutique @maryrosefoundation

Julie Allen & Karma Yoga Paddle AdventureJoin my guest Julie Allen for a discussion about the upcoming Crossing for Cystic Fibrosis paddle event that his an 80 endurance challenge that crosses the Gulf Stream from Bimini, Bahamas to Lake Worth, Florida. Julie and I discuss why we are taking this challenge on. We also talk about yoga and nutrition and have a good laugh along the way.Julie Allen is a yoga instructor, massage therapist, artist and two-time (soon to be three) Crossing Crusader in the Crossing For Cystic Fibrosis. She is a native Floridian that loves connecting with nature and humans. Instagram: @jahartsDonate to Piper's Angels on Julie's website here:  https://lintr.ee/jahart5and here : https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/namaste-afloatVisit the Piper's Angles website here: https://www.pipersangels.orgVisit Crossing for Cystic Fibrosis here: https://www.crossingforcysticfibrosis.comVisit Native Yoga Center here for livestream links to yoga class in Bahamas June 26th and 27th at 6:30am EDT. https://www.nativeyogacenter.com @nativeyoga on IG Live

Scared of networking?  Excited about networking?  Well, scared and excited are simply different points of view on the same feelings.  Turn it to your favor and network to expand you connections and open doors to your dream job. At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life.  What is your story so far?  Where would you like your story to go?  You get to start writing the sequel today.  Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring.  Joining Julie is Ron Allen, a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you!)  "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie Allen Please visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net. Want to be interviewed on the show?  Just reach out.Want to interview us on your show?  Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...sameNeed someone for a speaking engagement?  Sure.  We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeruInstagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeruFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeruYouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't – you're right" - Henry Ford

What supports can a designated immigrant/refugee program provide for students and families that go beyond what a typical school or district may be providing? After the past year of interrupted learning, what can we learn from educators who have worked with SIFE students and newcomers - particularly when it comes to social-emotional needs? How are refugees actively benefiting or improving the communities they are in, and in turn how can community partnerships play a vital role in supporting refugee students and families? We discuss these questions and much more with Rebecca Masters. Rebecca Masters is a Senior Youth Coordinator for New American Pathways, an Atlanta based nonprofit with the mission of Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive. Their vision is for new Americans in metro Atlanta to become successful, contributing, and welcomed members of Georgia's communities. They fulfill these goals by offering the most comprehensive, fully integrated continuum of services targeted to meet the specific needs of refugees and other immigrants in Georgia. Our conversation with Rebecca focuses on educational services that supplement the amazing work schools are doing to support their newcomers. Special thanks to Julie Allen of International Community School in Clarkston, GA for introducing us to Rebecca. You can find additional resources and episode takeaways on our ELL Community page at ellevationeducation.com/ellcommunity. If you haven't done so already, we invite you to join our ELL Community while you're there so you get weekly resources, strategies and tips from that you can use right away. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highest-aspirations/message

Read more and view photos on my website. The Companies that Care podcast highlights business leaders who are making a difference in the world. I have a passion for companies that care and give back to their communities, like  Mary Rose Boutique NW. Julie Allen founded Mary Rose Boutique NW and the sister Mary Rose Foundation, a 501C3 nonprofit. Julie has a mission of helping ALL people feel beautiful and confident. With every purchase, Mary Rose donates a portion of the sales to the Mary Rose Foundation to  fund eating disorder treatment. As someone who struggled with eating disorders herself, and who also has not always felt beautiful in a dressing room, Julie is disrupting the fashion industry. “I am on this mission to fight diet culture…I had anorexia and bulimia for so long that it  has opened my eyes to the way things are spun and the way things are portrayed in the media.”Julie has a mirror in her shop called an affirmation mirror. Customers  write affirming messages with dry erase markers on the mirror, like “I am worthy of love,” “I deserve to love myself,” and “I am beautiful.” When people come out of the fitting room, those messages are the first things they see.  I asked Julie what advice she has for others who want to create companies that care. “Find something you care about, something you are very passionate about and that can get you through hard days…when you have a bigger mission to what you are doing, that is what will get you through those hard days and give you motivation to keep going…find whatever you are passionate about, whatever fills your cup and can fill others' cups…find whatever that is for you and stick to that and filter everything that you do through that lens. Ask, ‘Is this serving my greater purpose of why I am in business?'”I interviewed Julie again after reading that she's been rebooting her inventory to be more sustainable. She realized how damaging the fashion industry is for the environment. “The fashion industry is terrible for our planet. It's the third leading contributor to  waste and pollution...we had a massive, 5000-square-foot warehouse…It was just overwhelmingly shocking to me how much stuff was there.”This epiphany caused Julie to shift the way she was doing business. “Fast fashion” helped her business survive COVID, but she had to put a stop to it. She realized her efforts to promote size inclusion and dismantle diet culture were  contributing to  environmental and ethical damages. “There's no such thing as cheap fashion…somebody, somewhere is paying for it…whether it's you or I on the consumer end, or whether it's the worker that is not paid an ethical wage…”Julie cut out 90 percent of her vendors. It's been a positive change. She's had a challenge finding sustainable clothing in inclusive sizes. Now she is working to develop her own line of sustainable, size-inclusive clothing. Julie recently hired an executive director for the foundation. She is particularly interested in helping middle school youth. The foundation is working to develop education and outreach programs to help increase youth self-esteem, promote body acceptance, body love, and self-love; and create positive coping skills to prevent eating disorders. Julie was a fun, dynamic guest and I look forward to meeting her in person!On both of my podcasts I strive to highlight voices from underrepresented populations, especially people of color, women, people who are LGBTQIA, non- Christian, and immigrants, people who don't always get a platform. You can find all the information on my website and social media.

Read the full blog post and view photos.This week on the Finding Fertile Ground podcast, I interview Ruth L. Schwartz, a writer, teacher, and consciousness-shifter. Ruth has published eight books and taught at six universities, and now she runs the Conscious Girlfriend Academy, the leading global program supporting lesbians and queer women to date wisely and love well.Ruth was born to parents who were only 18 and 20 when she was born. Her mother had never even held a baby before and they didn’t know they had to burp a baby. They all had to learn together how to be parents. When her dad was off at a college class, she and her mom would be sat home, crying together.Her father was brilliant, but his life was a cautionary tale for Ruth. He changed from a magical figure in her early childhood to mentally unstable, volatile, and addicted to speed when she was 10. As an emergency room physician, he was a thrill seeker until he lost his job and ended up on the streets addicted to heroin. He died earlier this year at the age of 79.Ruth places a big emphasis on trying to make use of things that have happened to her in life.“You often hear that the wounds become the gifts, but also the gifts become the wounds.”Ruth came out as a lesbian at the age of 20 when she was in college. “I love the complexity of being with women.”Perhaps because she’s drawn to complexity, some of her relationships have been complex as well. When Ruth was 28, she fell in love with a Puerto Rican woman named Gladys whose kidneys failed a few years later.  “I donated my kidney to her because I loved her. It just seemed like the thing to do. I had two. She needed one.”Then several years ago a long-time partner transitioned from female to male. They started Conscious Girlfriend together in 2013 to teach other queer women how to be conscious girlfriends. In the past 7-1/2 years, women from 22 countries have taken Ruth’s classes.Her students who come out later in life are often floored at the degree of intensity that often exists in relationships with other women. Ruth teaches queer women how to navigate the complexities of relationships with women and how to date more wisely.The Conscious Girlfriend Academy is a worldwide community of women who thought they were the only ones who had experienced these things. What Ruth enjoys the most is helping women find other likeminded, growth-oriented women.Before Ruth founded Conscious Girlfriend, she wrote poetry, taught creative writing, worked as a health educator, and earned a PhD in transpersonal psychology. Ruth is inspired by the women she works with every day through the Conscious Girlfriend Academy. She told of a recent conversation with a woman who suppressed her own sexual identity because she lives in a conservative area in the south. Now she is meeting other women with similar stories, and she's getting to talk about her relationships in ways she has never had the chance to before. She describes it as grit and resilience all the time.“I feel very fortunate that all the ways I've woven all accidents into my purpose have led me to this place.”Next week I interview Julie Allen with Mary Rose Boutique NW and Mary Rose Foundation on Companies That Care. Julie’s created a clothing boutique where every woman can leave feeling beautiful, and her sister foundation raises money to pay for eating disorder treatment for girls who cannot afford it. The following week I’ll be back to Finding Fertile Ground with Melissa Pierce, who was widowed with two young children at a very young age.

The John Fredericks Radio Show guests for today: Eddie Yeranian, Debbie Dooley, Brad Carver, Julie Allen, and Salleigh Grubbs Fulton County GA Panel.

In this episode of Tap into Tax, Julie Allen and Margie Dhunjishah interview David Lewis, a Managing Director in PwC’s Tax Policy Services group and a former longtime pharma company tax executive, about the new challenges facing supply chains in 2021. David discusses how companies should be preparing for any upcoming executive and legislative actions that may impact long term investment decisions and global footprint strategy. Finally, the panel will address the potential effects of these policies on competition, in both the US and abroad.Speakers:Julie Allen,  National Tax Services Market leader, PwC USMargie Dhunjishah, Tax Reporting & Strategy leader, PwC US David Lewis, Managing Director, Tax Policy Services, PwC US

The John Fredericks Radio Show guests for today: Garland Favorito, Jeanne Seaver, Glenn Davis, Bob Good, Julie Allen, Danielle Denlein, and Christina Ridley

The John Fredericks Radio Show guests for today: Kelly Walker, Pete Snyder, Rob Wittman, Kirk Cox, Jamie Parish, Julie Allen, and Debbie Dooley.

What family engagement strategies are most effective in linguistically diverse communities? How might we empower families and siblings to help support EL student outcomes? How might recent policy changes impact schools with significant refugee or immigrant populations and inform the future of education? We discuss these questions and more with Julie Allen, current Principal/CEO of the International Community School. She has worked in education, specifically serving low-income and historically oppressed communities, across Metro Atlanta for oven ten years. Ms. Allen believes that all students deserve an education that will allow them to live choice-filled lives, and she is committed to leading this charge in her current role. You can read her full bio in the blog version of this episode. As you’ll hear in the episode, there is a lot we can learn from schools like International Community. You can find episode takeaways and links to resources on our ELL Community page at ellevationeducation.com/ellcommunity. If you haven’t done so already, we invite you to join our ELL Community while you’re there so you get weekly resources, strategies and tips from that you can use right away. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highest-aspirations/message

This week we welcome guest Julie Allen to the podcast.  Julie is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and the founder of the Mary Rose Foundation.  Julie’s story is the perfect example of how our experiences often shape our passions and direction in life.  Of how our stories actually point to our strengths.  Exchange Quotes: "Courage is not the absence of fear but the triumph of it" Nelson Mandela “I’ve never met a strong person that didn’t have a difficult journey to get there” – Bear Grylls Exchange Links: Epic Exchanges on Facebook @epicexchanges on Instagram Mary Rose NW Boutique Mary Rose Foundation

Julie has a nonprofit foundation that helps people who has eating disorders. She knows first hand how expensive things can get when people are seeking help. She has so many great projects that she has in the works. She wants to help and she is doing a wonderful job. ALL ABOUT JULIE: Julie Allen is a boutique owner and an eating disorder prevention advocate who says “F the diet culture” and is on a mission to ensure that the masses know that “every body is a good body.” Julie Allen is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and founder at the Mary Rose Foundation. She is an author and eating disorder awareness activist. Allen started Mary Rose NW Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing boutique that focused on body positivity, self-love/acceptance, and helping all bodies feel beautiful and confident in their clothes. Julie struggled with anorexia and bulimia for 15 years and has made it her mission to empower women to love and embrace themselves wholeheartedly. The Mary Rose Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 designed to help people who are struggling with the financial burden of eating disorder treatment and works on the prevention side as well with their large outreach programs. Julie's message is simply one of strength, courage, self-compassion, and most of all, hope. If you want to connect or contact Julie she is on Instagram. You can find out all about the boutique and her foundation. Julie Instagram is Mary Rose NW Boutique. Direct Message if you have any questions.

This is Part 1 or a 2 Part Conversation with Tim Crook aka Tim B'Vard...In this podcast he talks about his journey of self investigation.In Part 2 we will explore more about his life in Law and as creator of the Bavard BarWhich is described as 'A delightful blend TED, comedy and radio 4. Sort of' !Tim Crook founded Housing Law Services with Julie Allen in 2003.He is currently perhaps better know for creating the Bavard Bar.The Bavard Bar website describes him thus'Tim is the genial compere and host of the Bavard Bar. An all round passionate guy, in a previous life Tim believes he may have been a lawyer. However there is no evidence to support this belief, so it may simply be delusional. Late last Wednesday, using a complex system of algorithms and assorted 18th century medical paraphernalia, Tim changed his name to ‘Tim B'vard'. It is arguable that this change may also be delusional. As well as illegal.'

In this Tap into Tax episode, Julie Allen, Margie Dhunjishah, Jennifer Jensen, and Rob Ozmun discuss the state legislative and policy outlook for both income/franchise and indirect taxes. Among the top direct tax trends are income tax rate increases and surcharges, NOL and credit limitations, continued IRC conformity actions, and passthrough entity taxes. For indirect tax, states are implementing broad nexus standards, looking to expand the tax base to digital goods and services, and examining (and in Maryland's case, adopting) new tax regimes targeting digital advertising. Jennifer and Rob discuss ways businesses can be proactive in meeting these upcoming challenges.

Venture on the the story of Julie Allen. Julie Allen is the CEO of Mary Rose NW Boutique and founder at the Mary Rose Foundation. She is an author and eating disorder awareness activist. Julie struggled with anorexia and bulimia for 15 years and has made it her mission to empower women to love and embrace themselves. Find her at maryrosenwboutique.com use code SELFLOVE for 15% off a single purchase. Please donate to help fund treatment for individuals struggling with eating disorders at Maryrosefoundation.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/masterselflove/support

In this episode of BEHOLD, we hear from Jud and Julie Allen about establishing your family with a biblical worldview. Jud and Julie share insight and wisdom on marriage, parenting and living everyday rooted in the purposes and design of Jesus.

Julie Allen is the founder of the Mary Rose Foundation. Their motto is inspiring hope for a world without eating disorders. By investing in the lives of youth through scholarships to pay for eating disorder treatment and education to promote mental health. https://maryrosefoundation.org/

What is a resume for? It's not to find a job. Shift your focus to have the resume be a tool to get you an interview. At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today. Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring. Joining Julie is Ron Allen, a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you) "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie Allen Please visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net. Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out.Want to interview us on your show? Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...sameNeed someone for a speaking engagement? Sure. We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeruInstagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeruFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeruYouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry Ford

Working from typical home office may induce a substantial shift in your biological clock. It may feel like a jet-lag that builds up during the week. In this Podcast 4 Brainport, Julie Allen invites Jan Denneman, founder of the Good Light group and TU/e light expert Chara Papatsimpa to debate what can be done to avoid running into a winter depression. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcasts-4-brainport/message

Over 200 nationalities consider the Brainport region as their home, place to study and to work. The area has unquestionably become a melting pot and diversity is certainly not an alien concept, but something that we hold dear to our heart. What is diversity to you? How can we benefit from diversity or even contribute to it? Especially, in this COVID-19 crisis, inclusion and diversity matter more than ever. In this week's podcast, Limi Kalapurackal takes us into discussing this matter with Lara Hofstra (Student Diversity Officer) and Nishad Guha (2nd year TU/e Bachelors student), together with our correspondents Jean-Paul Linnartz, Julie Allen and Stephen Harianto. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcasts-4-brainport/message

Our radio 4 Brainport Podcast hosting Stephen Harianto, columnist Limi Kalpurachal and Julie Allen about a US tradition that may or may not become popular in Eindhoven as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcasts-4-brainport/message

On this episode of Tap into Tax, Rohit Kumar, PwC’s WNTS Policy Co-leader, and Todd Metcalf, principal in PwC’s Tax Policy Services practice, discuss the potential outcomes of the November elections; the current status of COVID relief measures on Capitol Hill; and what businesses should be doing now to prepare for potential disruption this fall. Speakers include:Julie Allen, National Tax Services Market leaderMargie Dhunjishah, Tax Reporting & Strategy leaderRohit Kumar, Washington National Tax Services Co-Leader, PwC USTodd Metcalf, Principal, Tax Policy Services

Life coach, mentor, consultant, counselor....There are a lot of titles, and today we talk about a life coach and what they do, and how they are a little different than the others. At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today.Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring.Ron Allen, is a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you)"There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie AllenPlease visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net.Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out.Want to interview us on your show? Same.Do you want one on one coaching? Well...sameNeed someone for a speaking engagement? Sure.We want to know you! Follow us on the socials:Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeruInstagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeruFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeruYouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry For

As businesses automate to improve efficiencies, the Tax function needs to understand how enterprise resource planning systems can also improve tax processes. ERP automation is especially relevant now in light of the current environment and what we’ve learned from our recent “Pulse Survey” of business leaders. For more on finance transformation and the importance of ERPs, listen to this podcast now featuring:Julie Allen, National Tax Services Market leaderMargie Dhunjishah, Tax Reporting & Strategy leaderLaura Ferine, Partner, Tax Reporting & Strategy

Tax functions are being asked by the C-suite to participate in the effort to reduce costs and generate cash if possible. As a result, Tax functions are thinking about cash tax flows. Completing more upfront digging and analysis can help Tax functions prioritize their efforts for cash tax savings. Learn more in this episode of Tap into Tax featuring: Julie Allen, National Tax Services Market leaderMargie Dhunjishah, Tax Reporting & Strategy leaderKasey Dunn, Tax Partner and National Practice Leader for Lead Tax Partners

Values - what are they, what are ours, and how do they motivate you.At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today.Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring.Ron Allen, is a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you)"There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie AllenPlease visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net.Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out.Want to interview us on your show? Same.Do you want one on one coaching? Well...sameNeed someone for a speaking engagement? Sure.We want to know you! Follow us on the socials:Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeruInstagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeruFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeruYouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry Ford

We're going a little different direction today. Listen in as Julie floods you with words of affirmation. Use this to visualize, relax, meditate, motivate and just enjoy. At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today. Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring. Ron Allen, is a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you) "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie Allen Please visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net. Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out. Want to interview us on your show? Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...same Need someone for a speaking engagement? Sure. We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeru Instagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeru Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeru YouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry Ford

Goals are a natural part of living and growing. How many goals never get past the idea phase and simply live a daydreams? We're talking about what makes a good goal, how to frame it, and what are some of the places a goal can fail. At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today. Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring. Ron Allen, is a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you) "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie Allen Please visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net. Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out. Want to interview us on your show? Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...same Need someone for a speaking engagement? Sure. We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeru Instagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeru Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeru YouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry Ford

Highlights from the episode include:Both of us are feeling glum about the state of things; no pools, no playdates, no fun. Hard to spin that to something positive. These are trying times, to say the least.FEATURED INTERVIEW: Julie Allen is the Owner and Founder of Mary Rose NW Boutique, a body-positive shop located in Oregon City, as well as the Mary Rose Foundation, a non-profit committed to helping make treatment accessible to those who need it.Donate directly to the organization hereCheck out their currently-still-happening summer camps onlineKate Middleton should never have had to take a photo of herself with her 1-day-old babies for all to see. We would all have murder eyes if someone had asked us to do so.Queer Eye is such a fantastic show, especially uplifting brain candy in the middle of a pandemic, though Tan’s obsession with the French Tuck has mixed reviews.Katie dreams of an NSYNC revival tour where she will wear flare pants and the above-mentioned French Tuck.Katie has to explain yet another cultural reference to her clueless co-host.Here’s an example of the awesome Schitt’s Creek mug.

Everyone should at least have an idea of what their purpose is. How do you identify it? How can you at least get in the neighborhood? Listen in as several exercises walk you through how to ask questions and explore the age old question...why am I here? (a high level answer is in this episode). At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today. Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring. Ron Allen, is a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you) "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie Allen Please visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net. Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out. Want to interview us on your show? Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...same Need someone for a speaking engagement? Sure. We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeru Instagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeru Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeru YouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube "Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry Ford

How will knowing my purpose benefit me? Why is it important? This is a question we will all have at some point. Now is the time to invest in yourself and think about why this should be important. Give yourself permission to listen, explore, and learn what your purpose is. At StoryMakerU we believe everyone should be able to live a full and meaningful life. What is your story so far? Where would you like your story to go? You get to start writing the sequel today. Julie Allen is a survivor of domestic violence, turned Fortune 100 consultant, and now a certified life and career coach for StoryMakerU. She comes from a varied history of working with individuals, organizations, non-profits, and some of the largest companies in the world. She is very flexible in her work and life...seriously...she can show you how to do a back handspring. Ron Allen, is a life and business coach for StoryMakerU. He is also an active investor, published photographer, and program manager that has an equally wide range of business and life experiences. (want to know what its like to be stalked by a hammerhead shark, or fly a fighter trainer...he can tell you) "There are no limits to what you can achieve in life, except the limits you place on your own imagination" - Julie AllenPlease visit us at www.TheStoryMakers.net or just drop an email to info@thestorymakers.net.Want to be interviewed on the show? Just reach out.Want to interview us on your show? Same. Do you want one on one coaching? Well...sameNeed someone for a speaking engagement? Sure. We want to know you! Follow us on the socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/storymakeruInstagram - https://twitter.com/storymakeruFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/storymakeruYouTube - https://bit.ly/TSM-YouTube"Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right" - Henry Ford

From World War II until Desert Storm, the Oakland Army Base was the U.S. military’s largest seaport West of the Mississippi. This site had been a sandy marsh the previous century, and for millennia before that, but at its peak during the Vietnam War, it grew into “the largest military port complex in the world.” Situated at an industrial confluence of roads, rails, and shipping lanes, it served as a supply hub for the entire Pacific. Although hundreds of thousands of service members passed through en route to overseas assignments, most of the day-to-day workers at this “town within The Town” were civilians. For decades, burly ILWU members hoisted a nonstop stream of cargo, college girls working as part-time secretaries filed mountains of paperwork, determined clerks climbed the ranks of civil service, and countless others staffed the Base’s grocery store, morgue, bowling alley, night club, and other facilities. After the Base was decommissioned in 1999, during a wave of closures that wiped out the Bay Area’s formerly substantial military presence, UC Berkeley’s Oral History Center spoke with dozens of people (military and civilian) about their connections to this site. The interviews, compiled in “The Oakland Army Base: An Oral History,” span topics ranging from an astonishing tale about President Roosevelt’s visit to resentments still lingering over the Base’s unexpected termination and controversial redevelopment process. In these stories, whiskey flows, fists fly, foundations are driven deep into mud, careers flash by, trust is earned, orders are disobeyed, victories are celebrated with songs and parades, roads crumble, and cold, wooden coffins are draped with American flags. Instead of contextualizing these memories with narration, per this podcast’s usual format, I’ve decided to present these voices as an audio collage, assembled in roughly chronological order. Hearing these interview tapes felt like time-traveling and my goal was to create an episode that captures the feeling of taking a four-dimensional guided personal tour through the kaleidoscopic history of this sprawling complex. If you want the full, immersive experience of tasting the salty wind while you listen, head down to Middle Harbor Shoreline Park (which is adjacent to the former Base site) or the path that parallels Burma Rd. Social distancing shouldn’t be a problem – truck drivers far outnumber pedestrians in this flat, grey stretch of far West Oakland. I wouldn’t recommend walking along Maritime St, the main drag that cuts through the heart of the Base site, due to the constant flow of noisy semis and gritty construction dust, which tends to get in your eyes during the often gusty days. To see images related to this episode, visit: https://eastbayyesterday.com/ Special thanks to Oral History Center’s project team: Martin Meeker (director), David Dunham, Vic Geraci, Lisa Rubens, Ann Lage, Robin Li, Jess Rigelhaupt, and Julie Allen. Additional thanks to the interview subject whose voices are heard in this episode: Eleanor Bollinger, Mark Braly, George Bolton, George Cobbs Gordon Coleman, Steve Darrow, Grant Davis, George Gabler, Aliza Gallo, Thomas Galvin, Margaret Gordon, Fred Gowan, Jim Johnson, Robert Lippincott, Janice McDonald, Rose Medina, Mary Meyers, Monsa Nitoto, Bob Nordan, Leo Robinson, Stan Rudney, Lee Sandahl, Sydney Santos, Robert Taylor, Davetta Thibeux, Michael Thomas, Queen Thurston, and Cleophas Williams. Here’s a link to additional biographical information and full interview transcripts: https://bancroft.berkeley.edu/ROHO/projects/oab/transcripts.html East Bay Yesterday can’t survive without your support. Please donate to keep this show alive: www.patreon.com/eastbayyesterday

Julie Allen, Shelley Giberson, Pat Brown, Alex Voloshko, Margie Dhunjishah In this podcast, Julie Allen (National Tax Services Market Leader), Shelley Giberson (Tax Services Leader), Pat Brown (International Tax Policy Leader), Alex Voloshko (Value Chain Transformation Leader), and Margie Dhunjishah (US Tax Reporting and Strategy Leader) discuss liquidity and financing, workforce and automation, operations and trade, and policy and economics. https://download.pwc.com/us/podcasts/tax-reform-readiness/trseries-covid-19-takeaways-disruption-operations-finance-workforce.mp3 Thu, 07 May 2020 09:15:00 -0400 3515 false Misse

Julie Allen’s story of a wonderful marriage followed by the sudden and unexpected loss of her spouse, and the journey of raising her kids without him.Julie walked through a journey called Steps of Courage to know and share her story with The 3:15 Project. To learn more about the journey and the ministry visit 315project.com

Today Julie Allen, owner of Mary Rose Boutique and Mary Rose Foundation, joins us for Starting Your Own Business and Foundation. Julie’s mission is all about spreading a positive message within the community around her and change lives in the process. Julie gives us all the info on how to create your own foundation and run a boutique at the same time. The most crucial point Julie brings up in today’s episode is how important it is to have a WHY behind your business. You won't want to miss Julie Allen's amazing and inspiring story! And as a heads up for our listeners, today’s episode discusses battling eating disorders and mental illness. 

Are you ready to stop hating what you see in the mirror and start appreciating your body? Do you want to heal your relationship with your body and be confident showing up as you are right now? Are you longing to connect with other women and experience authentic healing? Then join Kim Ludeman and Julie Allen for a unique communal experience. Together we will support, encourage, and empower one another to stand up and say, "I deserve my own love." This episode is FULL of details all about the Reveal Retreat in Nashville, Tennessee where we will focus on embracing yourself and moving into Body Respect. Listen in for all the deets!!! You can also visit www.RevealRetreats.com!!  

Welcome to Be Engaged and Inspired. Lauren from Julie Allen Bridals joins us to talk about Bridesmaid Dresses & Mother of the Bride Gowns. At Be Engaged and Inspired we'll share our knowledge on how to start planning a wedding and help you navigate these tricky waters. Most importantly, we'll explain how to plan a wedding and leave you feeling inspired. In this episode we are joined by Lauren from Julie Allen Bridals to talk about Bridesmaid Dresses & Mother of the Bride Gowns. As always, Lauren shares some pertinent suggestions for todays Bridesmaids and Mothers.  Hosts: Kia and DJ Sam Guest: Lauren Morehouse from Julie Allen Bridals Music: “Kia & DJ Sam's Tune” by Marty Q Photo Credit: www.daymor.com We need your help! The Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is listener-supported.   Therefore, we need YOUR help to continue this podcast. So, please make a donation at the ATMOSPHERE PRODUCTIONS Venmo business profile page or go to our Anchor page - and click on the SUPPORT button to make a donation and help support this podcast. Do you have a question or comment? Then contact us at engagedct@gmail.com or djsam@atmosphere-productions.com Produced By Atmosphere Productions in association with Engaged Connecticut The Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is monetized.  Therefore, the content and affiliate links come from various platforms and may change. However, it doesn't cost the user anything when links are clicked. Moreover, this allows Atmosphere Productions LLC and Be Engaged And Inspired Podcast to fund the site and provide a service to the wedding community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sylvester88/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sylvester88/support

In today’s culture, having compassion for ourselves isn’t always the number one priority. Instead, we are constantly hearing the message that we should be hard and critical on ourselves.  In this episode, I’m talking with Julie Allen. Julie is a mom based out of Portland, Oregan to a busy toddler aged son and a young step daughter. She started Mary Rose North West Boutique because she recognized the need for a clothing boutique that focused on body positivity, self-love/acceptance, and helping women feel confident in their clothes. Her goal is to carry pieces that help women feel just as beautiful as they truly are.  Julie struggled with anorexia and bulimia for 15 years and has made it her mission to empower women to love themselves and embrace themselves whole-heartedly. In addition to her body positive boutique, Julie also created the Mary Rose Foundation, a non-profit 501c3 organization designed to help women who are struggling with the financial burdens of an eating disorder.  Julie's message is simply one of strength, courage, self-compassion and most of all, hope. We are talking about how having compassion for yourself can help you approach your life in a way that is empowering.    Today we are sharing: Julie’s top three lessons that she has learned as a mom entrepreneur Practical ways to show yourself compassion Tips for building your bravery muscle Links mentioned in the episode:   “Brave Not Perfect” by Reshma Saujani : https://amzn.com/1524762334 Episode 1: Welcome to the Podcast - https://cassierighter.com/2019/06/30/episode-01-welcome-to-the-podcast/ Connect with Julie www.maryrosenwboutique.com Join the VIB group on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/maryrosenwboutique/ Instagram: instagram.com/maryrosenwboutique/   Connect with Cassie  Find out more at: www.cassierighter.com Join me in my FREE Facebook Group!  https://www.facebook.com/groups/moms.making.an.impact/ Connect with me on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/moms.making.an.impact/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/cassierighter/

In this episode Lauren from Julie Allen Bridals, one of CT's largest bridal stores, tells us about her long career and what makes Julie Allen Bridals such a fun and friendly place to try on the top bridal designers gowns and dresses.   Be Engaged and Inspired Podcast Episode 15: Meet Lauren from Julie Allen Bridals. Hosts: Kia and DJ Sam Guest: Lauren Morehouse from Julie Allen Bridals in Newtown, CT Music: “Kia & DJ Sam's Tune” by Marty Q  We need your help! The Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is listener-supported.   Therefore, we need YOUR help to continue this podcast. So, please make a donation at the ATMOSPHERE PRODUCTIONS Venmo business profile page or go to our Anchor page - and click on the SUPPORT button to make a donation and help support this podcast. Do you have a question or comment? Then contact us at engagedct@gmail.com or djsam@atmosphere-productions.com Produced By Atmosphere Productions in association with Engaged Connecticut The Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is monetized.  Therefore, the content and affiliate links come from various platforms and may change. However, it doesn't cost the user anything when links are clicked. Moreover, this allows Atmosphere Productions LLC and Be Engaged And Inspired Podcast to fund the site and provide a service to the wedding community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sylvester88/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sylvester88/support

In this episode Lauren from Julie Allen Bridals, one of CT’s largest bridal stores, tells us about her long career and what makes Julie Allen Bridals such a fun and friendly place to try on the top bridal designers gowns and dresses.   Be Engaged and Inspired Podcast Episode 15: Meet Lauren from Julie Allen Bridals. Produced By Atmosphere Productions in association with Engaged CT Hosts: Kia and DJ Sam Guest: Lauren Morehouse from Julie Allen Bridals in Newtown, CT Music: “Kia & DJ Sam’s Tune” by Marty Q RELATED POSTS:

Julie Allen from The Allen Partners is an executive search consultant in the medical device field and happens to be one of my favorite people in the business. We go into how she got into the search business and the approach she takes to find a perfect match. She also started a coaching business that I used and referred two friends to and had an incredible experience. Her Coaching goes Deep into the person, passion and puts one on a path to discover the best company that you could work for and would love to have you on the team. Enjoy

Julie Allen has been in remission from her eating disorder for nearly 10 years. In that time, she started her own clothing business, Mary Rose NW Boutique with an online shop and brick and mortar. She also founded the Mary Rose Foundation which supports eating disorder recovery. She is also in the process of wiring a memoir/self-help book!   Julie shares her story and how practicing self-compassion literally saved her life. 

Artist and yogi Julie Allen joins the Epic Love Crew to discuss adventurous retreats and inspiring art projects.This show is broadcast live on Monday's at 6PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Julie Allen, Associate Broker of Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty - 10/8/16 by Lou Weiland

Julie Allen, principal of Allen Partners, shares insights on how Medtech executives must work to find the right fit and how companies can build their best team.

Lou Weiland talks with special guest, Julie Allen, the on-sight agent of the Manor in Alpharetta, GA just off Windward Pkwy. They discuss price ranges, new developments, the school district, & the golf course and fitness facilities of The Manor Julie Allen www.themanorhome.com (770)821-1515