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Julie Pierce Kay Daigle There is an art to giving and receiving feedback. Leaders benefit from feedback by growing as leaders themselves and helping those who work with them. Executive Coach Julie Pierce joins Kay Daigle to discuss how and why to give and receive feedback. Julie's suggestions are very practical and transferable to any situation. If you have been blindsided by critical feedback (as most of us as leaders have at some point), Julie will help you deal with that and learn to embrace it. Julie provides great practical suggestions to help you start giving and receiving feedback so that you reach your full potential as a leader. If you prefer, this episode is available to watch on video. Recommended resources Julie's post The Gift of Feedback juliepierceleadership.com Timestamps: 00:21 Introduction to Julie & why feedback is hard 08:02 Why feedback is so important 09:18 How we as leaders should give feedback to others 19:48 Feedback in Women's Ministry 26:38 Suggestions for leaders who struggle with feedback 34:32 Responding to critical feedback 40:17 Other resources TranscriptKay >> Hi. I'm Kay Daigle. Welcome to the Beyond Ordinary Women Podcast as well as video. My special guest today is Julie Pierce. Welcome, Julie. Julie >> Thanks for having me, Kay. Kay >> Oh, we're so happy that you're here today and that we're having this conversation. We're going to be talking about the art of giving and receiving feedback, and that goes along with your role. You're an executive coach. You develop leaders one-on-one through coaching. You consult with teams; you communicate with groups; you do all that kind of leadership communication stuff. You can read more about Julie on her bio on our website at beyondordinarywomen.org. And Julie, I have your website as JuliePierceLeadership.com. Is that it? Julie >> Yes, that's me. Kay >> And Pierce is P I E R C E, right? Julie >> Yes. Kay >> Is there more than one way to spell Pierce? Julie >> There are a lot of different ways, but the best way is pie. Kay >> That's good. Julie >> About right. I mean, that's one of my favorites, so that's good. Kay >> Well, today we are talking about feedback. And as Julie wrote in her notes to me, “Is feedback the other F word?” And why do you say that? Because we hate feedback? Because it's tough? Why do you feel that way about it? Julie >> You know, I say it that way, and obviously I'm joking! And yet there's a little bit of truth behind every joke, right? Because we all are so scared of getting any kind of feedback because feedback has become this dirty word. Where we immediately assume it's going to be this deep cutting criticism that is just going to cut to our core instead of this life-giving catalyst for our growth. And so if we can shift our mindset around it, and if we can get some skills about how to give and receive feedback, it really can be one of the key things that just unlocks our potential and really what God has for us and for those we lead. So it's really critical, and yet we just have that often had such terrible experiences, Quite honestly, like each one of us probably has a horror story to tell about someone who offered to give us some feedback, and really they just wanted to beat us up a little bit. And so that's often we have just a little bit of trauma in our background from feedback. And so we just say, “Oh, never mind, I'm not going to touch that with a ten foot pole.” So I think if we can get the skills and if we can shift our mindset about how we think about it, it really can unlock some amazing growth process. Kay >> Right. Well, you know, speaking of people having that kind of reaction, I remember that years ago I handed out to some Bible study leaders like a self-evaluation and I got feedback from one of my friends who said so-and-so was really complaining about it because she said, “This is just like a job evaluation.

Jodie Niznik Julie Pierce Identifying the best support for Christian leaders is crucial when we deal with personal issues or leadership problems. What kind of outside professional will provide the best kind of guidance and wisdom for whatever has us stuck? Will a spiritual director, coach, counselor or pastor best help us with our difficulties? What are the differences in the kind of counsel and wisdom we would receive from these various professionals? Joining host Kay Daigle are Jodie Niznik and Julie Pierce who discuss the differences and provide guidance for those of us who need support of some kind. Identifying the best support for us as Christian leaders is the first step in moving forward. Connect to the video of this conversation if you prefer. Resources Three FAQs about Leadership Coaching by Julie Pierce Website for ESDA, a network of Christ-centered spiritual director Contact Julie Pierce: julie@get4sight.com Connect on LinkedIn Schedule a Free Discovery Call with Julie. Our BOW resources to help You, As a Leader Time Stamps 00:32 Introducing BOW's guests and the topic 05:27 Counselors' expertise 11:03 Coaches' expertise 18:40 How does a spiritual director help someone? 23:40 What should we expect from a pastor? 29:58 How does a leader help others discern where to best go for help? 31:33 Finding qualified experts 35:15 What not to do 42:31 Other helpful resources TranscriptKay >> Hi. I'm Kay Daigle. Welcome to the Beyond Ordinary Women podcast and video episode. Today's topic is designed to help you as a leader when you feel stuck or if you're struggling personally or in your ministry. We want to help you, and to do that we have invited two special guests to be with us, Jodie Niznik and Julie Pierce. Welcome. Jodie >> Thank you. It's good to be here. Kay >> Well, thank you for giving us your time and being here to help leaders in this situation. And we're really reaching out to you as leaders. You may not even need this right now. You may not need it right this moment, but you may need it later, so this episode is very important. It will help you if you need some support just because you're not sure what to do next in your ministry, or how to deal with a problem—whether it's that you have burned out or whether you just need some emotional support, whatever it is. We are here to help direct you to the right person because there are choices. And we're going to talk about the choices of going to a spiritual director, a counselor, coach, or just a pastor. What are the differences? And when would you go to one and not the other? We'll talk about their areas of expertise to help you make that decision. So let's talk about you, Jodie, for just a minute. Jodie has a scripture meditation podcast, So Much More that is excellent. Jodie has been on a church staff, and she understands what it's like to have that kind of pressure on you to be a spiritual leader. And we've had some great previous conversations with Jodie. We've talked about leadership lessons from the life of Moses. We've talked about taking a personal retreat. We've talked about spiritual practices that can help us. So look at her full bio on our website, BeyondOrdinaryWomen.org, and learn more about her. So, Jodie, we're just thrilled that you were able to be with us again. Jodie >> Thanks, Kay. It's always so, so good to be here. Kay >> And Julie, we are delighted to have you come for the first time—and hopefully it won't be for the last that you'll be able to join us. Julie and I first met years ago. We were on the same church staff. I believe your title was church Communications Director. Julie >> Yes. Good memory, Kay. It feels like a long time ago. Kay >> Yeah, I started thinking that was probably it. Julie has a whole list of churches where she has served and also helped with their leadership situation. And she just has had a lot of leadership development roles...

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Let's Talk - Cobra KaiEpisode 164: Update - Hilary Swank (Julie Pierce) Jason Connell and Sal Rodriguez discuss Hilary Swank's recent quote about her potentially not reprising her role of Julie Pierce from The Next Karate Kid. Recorded: 02-28-24Studio: Just Curious MediaListen:BuzzsproutApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsAmazon MusiciHeartRadioTuneInWatch:YouTubeSpotifyFollow:FacebookInstagramHosts:Jason ConnellSal Rodriguez#justcuriousmedia #letstalkcobrakai #mrjasonconnell #salvadorlosangeles #cobrakai #thekaratekid #daniellarusso #johnnylawrence #mrmiyagi #senseikreese #ralphmacchio #williamzabka #patmorita #martinkove #allvalleykaratechampionships #martialartsSupport the show

In today's episode we talked with Julie Pierce about the importance of taking a coach approach with leadership. Julie shares with us the two habits every leader needs to cultivate in order to become a coaching leader: Asking Powerful Questions Giving Consistent Feedback Schedule a free 30 minute discovery call with Julie to learn more about how you can develop a coach approach within your leadership. Be sure to follow her on social media. Instagram: @juliepierceleadership LinkedIn: Julie Pierce Website: https://www.juliepierceleadership.com/ Resources mentioned in the show: Julie's Leadership Resources The Coaching Habit: Say Less, Ask More & Change the Way You Lead Forever *** Are you ready to transform your life and leadership? It's as easy as 1, 2, 3! Go to https://www.leadershipontherocks.com/ Choose your growth plan On-Demand Survival Guide Course Personalized Coaching Corporate Training Begin to thrive in and create harmony between your professional and personal life. Not quite ready for the jump into transformation? That's ok, Click here to get your FREE Leadership Challenge Makeover. In this free five-day video series, you'll learn the 4 critical areas you need to focus on & take action in to grow your leadership. CONTACT US: Visit our website at https://www.leadershipontherocks.com/ Follow us online at: Facebook: Leadership on the Rocks Instagram: @leadershipontherocks Linked In: Bethany Rees Email us at contact@bressentialservices.com

Simple things consistently done over time shape a culture. Consistent appreciation of your team over time produces a culture where team members feel valued and know that their contributions are making a difference. Lack of appreciation of your team over time produces a culture where team members doubt or question their value and are unsure of their purpose within the organization. This week, Jenni is joined by three members of the 4Sight team: Project Manager and Culture Conference coordinator, Maddie Minish; coach and Women in Leadership facilitator, Julie Pierce, and Executive Director and executive coach, Genea Browne for a conversation about the value of meaningful employee appreciation. They discuss what it looks like, how to do it well, and how it impacts culture.You'll also hear some simple ways to get started if this is a leadership growth area for you: Start with a simple textAcknowledge their family & include them (i.e. a giftcard to a restaurant they can all enjoy)Start & end your day with 3 thank-you notes - make appreciation part of your routineEncourage staff-to-staff appreciation to celebrate each otherKeep it simple and consistentConnect with JenniWe are grateful and appreciative of you and your leadership. What would you add? What do you do to appreciate your team? We want to hear from you! Send us an email at podcast@get4sight.com or connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @Get4Sight or on LinkedIn at The4SightGroup.Your Next StepLooking for even more leadership resources to help you and your team thrive this year? Sign up for Jenni's free Insights newsletter at get4sight.com. We need your help to get the Lead Culture podcasts in front of more leaders! There are three simple things you can do that truly help us: Review us on Apple podcasts Subscribe - we're available wherever you listen to podcasts. Share - let your friends know about the podcast by sharing your favorite episode on social media!

It's that time of year. The time we naturally think through and process the year we just lived and start to wonder about the new one. Grab your journal, your favorite cozy drink and a quiet spot – then pop in your earbuds and let's get to prayerful work processing with the Lord. It will be time well spent. If you haven't listened to the conversation with Cheri Hudspith, Spiritual Director, and Julie Pierce, Leadership Coach to help you prepare for this reflection you can find it here:http://www.jodieniznik.com/somuchmorepodcastHere's the flow of conversation, questions and Scriptures for your reference:Part 1: Looking backPrompt 1: Name at least three things you can rejoice over and praise God for from the last year.Prompt 2: What comes to mind from the last year that left you feeling weary and burdened? Prompt 3: What comes to mind from the last year that felt like it was soul filling – gave you energy and peace?Prompt 4: As you review these lists, ask the Lord: Is there any place where I feel overwhelmed, afraid or disappointed? Prompt 5: Is there anything you, Lord, want me to let go of or think differently about?Part 2: Looking forwardPrompt 1: Name some of the seasons you think your year will hold.Prompt 2: Consider the next season that's coming - what good work do you sense the Lord may be inviting you into for that season in your relationship with him, Your relationship with others, and in relationship with the world around you?Prompt 3: Are there any barriers to moving forward or anything you sense the Lord is inviting you to do differently in 2023?The exact verses read in this podcast are printed here for your use:Philippians 4:4-6Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! 5 Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. 6 Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. Matthew 11:28-3028 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”Ephesians 2:10For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.Isaiah 40:31but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. You can find Jodie at http://www.jodieniznik.com/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/creatingspaceforgod/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JodieGNiznikDownload your free Lectio Divina Guided journal at http://www.jodieniznik.com/connect-1

It's been an amazing year and we wanted to spend the last podcast talking about all God has done and spoken through this podcast in 2022. As we wrap up season 4 of the podcast, we wanted to reminisce on a few key things we've said this year (or that guests have said). Then we broke down the word FIGHT and here are the words we highlighted: F is for FAITH I is for INSPIRE G is for GIVE H is for HUGS T is for TEACH After we unpacked the word FIGHT, we brought in fight experts. People who are fighting for family and people we can learn from. Here are a few highlights from these episodes: In Episode 158, Julie Pierce joined us to talk about how LEADERSHIP IS WORTH THE FIGHT. “Every situation is a leadership situation. Every life lesson is a leadership lesson.” - Julie Pierce Ep. 161: Commit to Fight for Family (Don and Suz) We talk about vision, culture, and how to change your family from the inside out "I looked at the fight for family and I decided... I am not going to lose this fight." - Don Ep. 162: Fight for Energy The truth is, the kids do have more energy! "The reason kids have so much more energy is because they are carefree and have the freedom to play all day!" - Suz The heart of the FIGHT series culminated with Colleen Stickl joining us for Episode 163: Step into the Spiritual Fight. In a lot of ways, this is the main theme we hoped parents gained from this series. "Ephesians 6:12 says, Our fight is not against flesh in blood (or toddlers and teenagers), it is against the rulers, the authorities, the powers of this dark world... The biggest battle is not what we can see with our eyes but against satan and his forces." - Colleen As parents, we see the battle for our kid's hearts. The more we are equipped to fight the less the enemy can do! Our kids are warriors and their salvation is at stake. If they have salvation, then he goes after their hearts. If their hearts are secure, he goes after their everyday peace and joy. We are called to fight for our kids and help them fight against darkness! Ep. 164: Tim Hawkins – Being a Funny Family Talking about authenticity and how to be a joyful culture but not at the expense of identity and encouragement. Tim talks about how joking was a way to bond but sometimes pushed the boundaries of kindness... he has learned as a father how powerful his words are and how to use them for building up, not tearing down. Ep.165: Julie Parido - Parents who Fight for Truth She shared her book “Draw the Scriptures” and how to fight to keep the Word of God in our families. Ep. 166: Christy Gandy – Fight for Generosity She shared her company “Love Well Co.” and talked about how she builds her family's culture by prioritizing generosity over everything else. Ep. 167: Anne Evans – Fighting for Marriage Anne shared her ministry, Real Life Ministries and how her marriage was marked by unity and building their marriage daily. “What starts with you and God will overflow into your family and marriage relationship.” - Anne The overall message of the FIGHT series is, IT'S WORTH IT! And the way we fight is often different than we think... Fight for family takes a different role when we do it with God and FIGHT His way. Summer Series: Who Knows Your Kids Best We interviewed each of our kids this summer and our hope was that as you got to know them, it would help you know your kids better! We heard so many people LOVE the series and gain insight into themselves and their unique children. It was a whole summer learning about our kid's world and how they saw their upbringing. Fall Series: Parent to God There were so many guests who came on to share their perspective of parenting, marriage, and more. We unpack how your relationship with God directly affects all the other relationships in your life. #179: Pursuing God is Essential to Parenting #180: Fatherhood, Football, and a Family Crisis (Feat. Chad Hennings) #181: Pursuing God is a Delight #182: A Father's Pursuit of God (Feat. Dan Luigs) #183: Teach Your Child to Hear God! #184: Pursue God + Pursue Unity in Marriage (feat. Kim Kimberling) #185: Q&A About Parenting + Hearing God #186: Need a Fatherhood Refresh? (Feat. Larry Hagner) #187: Talk to Yourself the Way God Talks to You (Feat. John Stange) #188: Wrapping Up the Pursue God Series Final 4 episodes of the season: Ep. 189-190: AVOID the HOILIDAZE – real talk about the holidays and how we can have vision, declarations, and hope for the season. Great to listen to if you haven't yet and there is a challenge at the end of the series, we think every family should do this week! Last two episodes of the year – both inspiring and great to listen to before the year ends! #191: Coaching Your Inner Self (Feat. Jill Hawkins) #192: Building a Crazy Cool Family (Feat. Chris Grainger) It's been a wild year full of God's voice, His wisdom through relationship experts, and practical next steps for families just like yours. We invite you to go back and listen to season 4 of our podcast and allow God to speak into your family as the year ends. LAST THING! Would you pray about supporting CCF through a reoccurring monthly donation or committing to a reoccurring yearly donation?      Partners who commit to a reoccurring monthly donation of $20 or more (or a reoccurring yearly donation of $240 or more) will receive an official Crazy Cool Family t-shirt.  Partners who commit to a reoccurring monthly donation of $50 or more (or a reoccurring yearly donation of $600 or more) will receive two official Crazy Cool Family t-shirts. 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S04E23 - On Location - Julie Pierce's House (The Next Karate Kid)Jason Connell and Sal Rodriguez visit and discuss Julie Pierce's House in Newton, MA, which was an actual filming location in The Next Karate Kid.Recorded: 06-26-21Studio: Just Curious Media https://www.JustCuriousMedia.com/Listen: https://LetsTalkCobraKai.buzzsprout.com/Watch:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNfekAT0gN4to-6j2iKhGQw/Follow: https://www.facebook.com/LetsTalkCobraKai/https://www.instagram.com/LetsTalkCobraKai/https://twitter.com/TalkCobraKai/Hosts:https://www.instagram.com/MrJasonConnell/https://www.instagram.com/SalvadorLosAngeles/Support:https://www.patreon.com/LetsTalkCobraKai/#justcuriousmedia #letstalkcobrakai #mrjasonconnell #salvadorlosangeles #cobrakai #thekaratekid #daniellarusso #johnnylawrence #mrmiyagi #senseikreese #ralphmacchio #williamzabka #patmorita #martinkove #allvalleykaratechampionships #martialarts

Is everyone a kingdom leader? That's the question we unpack today. Julie Pierce joins us to answer our questions about leadership. Leadership is next level when it becomes KINGDOM leadership! We take the conversation into real-life situations. “Every situation is a leadership situation. Every life lesson is a leadership lesson.” - Julie Pierce We talk about: The identity of a Kingdom leader Training up Kingdom leaders (no matter what age) Leading when you aren't in charge (by your example) Help kids be confident in every situation Julie has 2 sons and she is passionate about raising them up to be leaders. Her desire is for them to walk into a room and be able to step up and lead if needed. Parents, we are called to teach our kids to walk out in their Kingdom identity, this included being a Kingdom leader! Here are other questions we answer: What is the difference between a worldly leader and kingdom leader? What have you learned about raising kingdom leaders over the years? What if your kid doesn't believe they are a leader/ have no confidence/would rather just follow others? How do we pick up leadership skills? How do we train our kids to do the same How to lead by going first. What does this look like in everyday life? We love the “along the way” leadership learning. We get to create places for our kids to become leaders through serving, teaching them skills, and calling out the leadership identity God placed inside them. “What we celebrate, we replicate.” - Julie Pierce The conservation landed on this idea of celebrating our kids when they lead and helping them know how to keep leading in future situations. Celebration is a leadership skill and as parents, when we celebrate our kids take notice! Listen to this week's podcast to learn how to speak Kingdom leader-identity over your kids. Julie speaks over her kids, “Lead well and shine your light.” It's a simple phrase they consistently speak over their boys. They are seeing the fruit in their kids and you can too! Resources: Julie Pierce Leadership Website Julie Pierce Instagram CCF Instagram More CCF Podcasts

The best leaders know that even they have limits. Limits to what they can perceive or plan, accelerate or accomplish on their own. It's why inviting an outside perspective into your leadership is crucial to becoming the intentional leader you want to become. Join Jenni Catron in a conversation with experienced Leadership Coach Julie Pierce to understand more about why you...and every leader...needs a coach.Register NOW for the Women in Leadership Coaching Group! Early bird pricing ends soon!

Julie has one big dream: to empower leaders to change the world. She does this by by partnering with The 4Sight Group to develop leaders through one-on-one coaching, consulting with teams, and communicating with groups. After receiving her communications degree from Texas A&M University, she led communications and marketing efforts for Insight for Living, Prestonwood Baptist Church, and Nokia Mobile Phones. For almost a decade, she served pastors and teams at Irving Bible Church as Directional Leader to Women, leader of the Communications team, and as an Executive Team member. Later on, she was invited to serve as Director of Leadership Development for Valley Creek Church where she led, taught, and launched their Follow leadership conference, staff leadership development efforts, LeaderStep leadership classes, and Valley Creek Leadership Academy (a nine month gap year program for young adults). After all this leadership fun, Julie's favorite roles continue to be wife and mom. She has been married to her college sweetheart, Brian, for over 23 years. She has two teenage boys and a labrador who keep her on her toes and expect her to pack plenty of snacks.

Almost immediately, the townspeople who volunteered to ease the young mother's last days realised that she was helping them. First published April 1983. Written by Julie Pierce. Read by Zoë Meunier.

In a world where legs are swept and the crane technique reigns supreme Mr. Miyagi will teach Julie Pierce the ultimate Kata… The Karate Watz. The guys (Ben, Bracken, Brant (returns!), Nate and producer, Danny) visit the final outing of Pat Morita as Mr. Miyagi with a breakout performance from Hilary Swank and Michael Ironside as the villainous Dugan. Is this film Exceptional or just Bad? The guys discuss and react to what they have seen. Listen to find out. Follow us on Instagram @ExceptionallyBad and Twitter @XceptionallyBad or email us at theguys@exceptionallybad.com or check out our website at exceptionallybad.com The Next Karate Kid (1994) was Directed by Christopher Cain, Produced by Susan Ekins, R. J. Louis, and Jerry Weintraub, Written By Robert Mark Kamen (characters) and Mark Lee.

Join Jodie as she has a conversation with Julie Pierce, a leadership coach and speaker, around what God led her to in her Imaginative Prayer experience with Luke 8:40-50. In this episode you will hear what the Lord invited Julie to and you will also discover what her favorite coaching question is. It's a question we all need to be asking ourselves.

In this episode,  we examine the fun game of dodgeball, the skills that it teaches, and its use in a martial art studio.   We reference the Karate Kid Part 4 when Julie Pierce learns how to Dodge, Duck, Dive, Dip and Dodge in order to make her babysitting  easier.  We learn the martial art application of dodgeball and how the skills are similarly used in blocking and striking first.  Lastly, we have the summer camp kids say hello and participate as guests in our podcast!  They are filming a movie called "The Warrior's Kingdom" which will be on YouTube under Greca Martial Art Academy in a week.    

Why Cobra Kai Season 4 Needs Mike Barnes and Julie Pierce. Cobra Kai has given us the best of felony-producing teenage (and adult) fights - that bear some credulity to be sure - and boasts a stunt double list that is more plentiful than Lt. Commander Data has positronic connections. But make no mistake, Cobra Kai is primarily focused on relationships and stories. My Podcast website. Tv theories by Bizhacks. https://bizhackspodcasts.wordpress.com/ --- 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/keith-detwiler/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-detwiler/support

A sequel so obscure that unless you watched it every week on the Disney Channel in the early 00s like Angel, you wouldn't even know it existed. Pat Morita's swan song in the Karate Kid franchise has him traveling to Boston, to visit the wife of his commander General from the 442nd. While there he is introduced to her granddaughter Julie Pierce (played by a very young Hillary Swank). Julie is having a hard time dealing with the grief of losing her parents, and is starting to find herself in trouble at school. Mr. Miyagi takes her as his new ward to whom he teaches Karate to in hopes that it will both teach her discipline, and help keep her out of trouble with her school's Jr. ROTC group, the Alpha Elites.

What is it that all leaders need, but many don't realize they need? What type of support or challenge is most helpful in which seasons of the leadership journey? Listen in as Jenni Catron, Founder and CEO of the 4Sight Group, and Julie Pierce, the newest Coach to join the 4Sight team discuss these ideas and guide you toward meeting these crucial needs in your own leadership.In this episode, you'll learn:the circles you need to complete as a leaderwho to keep an eye on at sporting eventsthe difference between coaching and counselinghow to give those you lead the gift of beliefAbout Julie Pierce:Julie has one big dream: to empower leaders to change the world. She does this by developing leaders through one-on-one coaching, consulting with teams, and communicating with groups. She is excited to partner with The 4Sight Group to help make this dream a reality!  After receiving her communications degree from Texas A&M University, she led communications and marketing efforts for Insight for Living, Prestonwood Baptist Church, and Nokia Mobile Phones. For almost a decade, she served pastors and teams at Irving Bible Church as Directional Leader to Women, leader of the Communications team, and as an Executive Team member.  Later on, she was invited to serve as Director of Leadership Development for Valley Creek Church where she led, taught, and launched their Follow leadership conference, staff leadership development efforts, LeaderStep leadership classes, and Valley Creek Leadership Academy (a nine month gap year program for young adults).  After all this leadership fun, Julie's favorite roles continue to be wife and mom. She has been married to her college sweetheart, Brian, for over 23 years. She has two teenage boys and a labrador who keep her on her toes and expect her to pack plenty of snacks.Follow Julie on Instagram

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Cobra Kai Confirmers Hillary Swank "Julie Pierce" Season 4. The creators of Cobra Kai producers said the next karate kid is part of the original story line and the main bosses from 1994 movie will be coming into the cobra kai netflix series. Join as a Tv Theories Youtube Private Member for giveaways https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq9DYg8M03NqoDtlxSNmRfQ/join TV Theories New Podcasts Apple podcasts https://bit.ly/tvtheories Tv Theories Anchor podcasts https://bit.ly/tvtheoriescobrakai --- 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/keith-detwiler/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-detwiler/support

Lobsterbird returns to us from the rolling land, a myriad of greens and wildflowers, so many fields that just ARE. They aren't getting mowed, and they are perfectly perfect anyway. The animals are keeping them. Grasses are growing where they need to grow. The flowers are reaching up. With Julie Pierce, we reflect on our truth and being-ness - one can only behold that which is within. When we look through this mirror with radical acceptance and love, we enter a portal that beams with our radiant heart. Leave us a Rating & Review! Your Creative Sparks: The origin of the YOUME TREE. I see you, and therefore I can see me. Can you STAND in front of the MIRROR and LIST TEN features that YOU LOVE? Sometimes we have to BE CURIOUS TOGETHER and see what we find. Your Travelogue Spirals everywhere! And what do spirals do to your energy? Enhance it. Double it over. Amplification, Clarification, Purification, Ascension... Multitude vortexes in this land: in the stone circles, in the cairns, in the faery realms, in the structure of the caves. [4:19] The outer is a reflection of the inner, and the inner is a reflection of the outer. I don't want to call it a mirror, because it is so much more than that. A mirror is flat and hard and reflective. This is reflective, but this is *through* - like Alice and the looking glass - it's not a bounce back, it's a place of entry. It's a place of access. A portal. [7:21] Furry Scottish Lads? Don’t take ourselves so seriously, and ride the pendulum!  [10:45] Isn't it nice to experience love? Why is there anything else? [15:40] Open the heart to the thing we find disdainful. Compassion becomes part of our energetic signature. [18:14] We are totally into connecting! Connecting with people. Connecting with the earth. Connecting with animals. Connecting with trees. Connecting through social media. How do we keep from becoming overwhelmed by being so connected? [22:44] The first place of being able to manage that interconnection is within yourself, you to you. [25:51] Julie went to Egypt with her parents when she was nine. Isis was on the ceiling inside a pyramid. BOOM! Julie experienced a full body, deep cellular, vibratory connection. Not knowing what this was, she did not tell anybody what was happening to her. [33:09] It's a wonderful classroom, being a Mom. As a mother, my challenge is to NOT merge on my son, but to allow him to individuate. My exercise with him on that is the further individuation of myself. [38:38] This is where faith comes in: I show up. I make my best effort with my intention. And I am held in the container of the natural unfolding. [42:20] How our truth evolves and how we maintain our truth. [47:07] It takes courage to be with the stuff that feels horrible. Courage = it's not going to feel good. It's not better because you are brave. It's still horrible. The courage is just the part of you that you draw on to stay present. [53:53] Julie does love frequency readings. We crave love as an experience. Sometimes we can't know what to do next if we aren't clear on where we truly are right now. What is the theme of your present moment, which is a consequence of past choices, and where are you going? Good material to feel clear about your next step, and the choices that will lead to it. [55:05] IRL Pilgrimages: Take the leap. Step into your power. Speak your truth. Help awaken the world. We're building businesses, we're healing our lives on almost unbelievable levels - except it's all true because Magic is Real. [1:03:06] Links and resources: Where are you right now on the spectrum of Love Energy? Knowing this offers perspective and helps you understand how your experience fluctuates on the spectrum. Having a complete picture of your journey through Love Energy from the past, to the present, and into the future helps you make confident, effective decisions about your next steps toward creating a successful and fulfilling relationship. Gain this power through perspective with your Love Frequency Reading. Others just like you have found it to be informative and amazingly insightful. To schedule your own Love Frequency Reading, email Julie Pierce at Julie@radiance123.com or visit RadiantHeartLove.com > Start Here. Request your free copy of Phase Out: The Secret Guide to Finding Work that Frees Your Soul by Sophia Remolde {Lobsterbird} at PhaseOutBook.com. Lobsterbird’s newest book: Level Up: Power Practices for Spiritual Superabundance by Sophia Remolde   Music for this episode was contributed by Daniel Munkus and recorded in the Hudson River Valley at Subtle Soup Studios. For more info, visit: www.subtlesouprecords.com. Podcast management and creative copy provided by Sonya Louise, founder of Performance Podcasting, and presently practicing Earth Medicine in Vero Beach, Florida. For Free Energy Alignments from Sophia and to learn more about upcoming Hero’s Way Pilgrimages, visit: lobsterbird.com.   ✨NEXT PILGRIMAGE OPPORTUNITIES✨ ✨The Great Dakini Colorado Pilgrimage: August 21 - September 3. one spot left in our caravan! ✨The Hero's Way Course + Virtual Pilgrimage to Colorado: you can join us without even leaving home! plus, this is the last time Lobsterbird will be leading the upgraded business building and energy healing course until maybe next year. if you’re feeling that creative fire to start or iterate to your Soul Purpose Business Endeavor that serves the world and gives you financial freedom, this is it.  ✨India Pilgrimage, Let's Get Enlightened: December 2019. exact dates being released imminently!  ✨Bali Pilgrimage to Purify Lifetimes of Karma and Embody Your Divinity: January 2020 ✨Thailand Pilgrimage to Heal the Elephants and Your Life: February 2020 ✨El Camino de Santiago: Spring 2020 and then that's it!✨ that's the end of the pilgrimage road for awhile. so if you want to join in the adventure, make sure to take the opportunity while it's here. email magic@lobsterbird.com and let us know what you're ready for. we'll see if it's right for you and either way, we'll hold you in a net of love while getting you clarity on how to emerge in all your creative glory.✨  your Soul is calling. the time is now. #becomeyourhero  ✨

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Julie Pierce, Director of Leadership Development for Valley Creek Community Church in Dallas, TX shares a piece of her personal journey and how she invests in leaders to live and lead healthy lives.Please explore www.onelifemaps.com to download a free introduction booklet to 'Listen to My Life: Maps for Recognizing and Responding to God in My Story,' that contains the artwork we refer to in this episode. You can purchase your 'Listen to My Life' portfolio on that website, too.Sharon Swing and others on our team offer one-on-one coaching or spiritual direction as guidance thru the 'Listen to My Life' experience in addition to virtual coaching groups that happen several times a year.Please join us for a virtual journey thru 'Listen to My Life' starting September 10, 2019 with Sharon Swing, Sibyl Towner and Joan Kelley. Find out more at: https://onelifemaps.lpages.co/september-2019-listen-to-my-life-virtual-workshop-landing-pageAudio Meditations as a Thank You for Your SupportWe're on a mission to help people recognize and respond to God in their story. Will you help?Our Patreon subscription, at http://www.patreon.com/onelifemaps offers you access to recorded audio meditations that are created to assist you in becoming self-aware and God-aware.Sibyl Towner and I (Sharon Swing), co-authored the 'Listen to My Life: Maps for Recognizing and Responding to God in My Story' visual maps, and we produce the oneLifemaps podcast along with our friend and Director of Facilitator Development, Joan Kelley.We are offering you the opportunity to support the continuation of the oneLifemaps podcast and the publishing of 'Listen to My Life' in and weekly audio meditations as a token of our appreciation.If we can serve you, please let us know by emailing us here.EquipmentWe've had some questions about our podcasting equipment. Here is what we use:RecorderMicrophonesMicrophone StandsHeadsetMicrophone Wind ScreensHeadset Extension CordsHeadset Cable SplitterThe links in this episode may give us a minuscule amount of affiliate revenue from Amazon, but they won't cost you anything at all. Thanks for the support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Sometimes getting to parenthood isn't as easy breezy as couples are led to believe and women can't help but wonder what's up with their fertility. After all the years spent telling their body not to get pregnant, now they want a baby. Dr. Terri talks to Julie Pierce, author, speaker, certified relationship coach, and mother about how women can stop thinking about how badly they want a baby and just get pregnant. In her book "I Still Want to be a Mom," she shares what she's learned through years of working with women struggling their way to motherhood-and she was one of them. With her help, women can stop their struggle and return to that beautiful place of confidence and joy they started this journey with and just get pregnant.

Save the Children CIO Karl Hoods and Julie Pierce, Director of Openness, Data and Digital at the Food Standards Agency, join CIO UK Editor Edward Qualtrough to discuss blockchain, distributed ledger technology beyond bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and what's in a CIO job title during the third episode of the CIO UK podcast. Find out how UK organisations are planning to use distributed ledger technology, and why it is important for CIOs to avoid falling into the hype trap where blockchain is a solution looking for a problem.

It took several decades, but little Ralph Macchio finally grew up! Too physically mature to continue playing a child in The Karate Kid films, the franchise had to revamp itself with Hilary Swank (as character Julie Pierce) in the titular role. After the death of her parents, Julie moves into her grandmother's home, only to be abandoned shortly thereafter. Mr. Miyagi takes it upon himself to raise the orphan child- much like he raised Daniel LaRusso. Also, because Julie's school is full of dangerous rapists, Miyagi reluctantly agrees to teach her some karate-based self-defense techniques.TortureVision Rating: ABORTIONGood features were better than expected. Bad features were awful, yet still enjoyable. Abortions were utter torment to sit through.Right-Click "Save As" to download .MP3!

Josh Stieber was in middle school on 9/11/2001.  Fear and terror and panic were contagious.  Josh joined the Army and did a tour in Iraq. Reflecting on his expericences there, Josh came to believe that love can be just as contagious and just as powerful a force as fear was, and set off on foot and bicycle across the country.  Josh and a companion stopped on the side of the road outside of Sedalia, Missouri, and talked on the phone to Tell Somebody.  Earlier the same day, Senators Kit Bond, John McCain and Mitch McConnell hid out in Childrens Mercy Hospital in Kansas City for a supposed healthcare town hall with a hand-picked audience of partisan supporters.  Tell Somebody heard from the protestors across the street. And finally, we go to the archives to hear from Julie Pierce, featured in the film Sicko,  whose husband died after Cigna insurance denied treatment for him, and look back to when whistleblower Wendell Potter was still working for Cigna. Tom Klammer   mail@tellsomebody.us     www.tellsomebody.us "right click" on the .mp3 filename below, or on the "pod" icon above and then choose "save target as" to download the audio file of this show to your computer, or subscribe to the podcast, for free, at the iTunes store.