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Karen Millsap's story of resilience and determination to live life fully despite the unthinkable tragedy she endured is incredibly inspiring. She is a true light and example to us all as she learned to heal from her own pain and has since dedicated her life's work to helping others grow and flow with life's ups and downs.In this interview with Karen, she helps us better understand how we can best show up for those around us who are grieving, how we can turn pain into power for the good, and how we can use our own tragedies or setbacks to make a difference in the world. Listen as Christy and Karen have a real and honest conversation about learning to flow with life and how to show up for each other when we need it the most. Visit the links mentioned in this episode:Karen's Website: https://www.karenmillsap.com/Supportal: https://www.meetsupportal.com/Karen's Ted Talk: https://youtu.be/BypYSAzxyyYFor more information about the host, Christy McCaffrey, visit:https://www.christymccaffrey.com

Today we have a branding and brand strategy expert on the show. In this podcast, Karen McSteen of Brand Matters, and I, chat on these topics and more. Karen and her firm are experts in: brand evaluation, positioning development and implementation, brand education, and strategic planning. Karen's Website: www.brandmatters.com Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ModrnBusiness/ YouTube Video Experience: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpX5SuHqSNOJH8yxictjI8w Audio Engineer: Ben Kliever

In this episode of IMperfectly Health, Faith interviews fellow Dietitian, Karen Diaz - a registered dietitian certified in intuitive eating who helps women overcome eating and body image struggles. She earned her bachelor of science in dietetics from James Madison University and completed her dietetic internship at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital's Cornell Campus. After graduating, Karen gained experience in pediatrics, food allergies, and weight management both at UMDNJ University Hospital and the research department at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. She also worked at the Renfrew Center. Currently she assists women through her signature program, Break Free, which you can learn more about at TheFreeLife.com  In this episode, you are going to hear Karen share expertise and experience around: her own experience growing up around addiction and food/body challenges how most women to some degree struggle with food and their body all she learned about the roots of food/body challenges by running an eating disorder clinic how personal boundaries and being assertive are connected to emotional eating How women are starving to be seen and heard the themes of control, envy and not good enough are operating under the food/body struggle how she guides women to become intuitive eaters with confidence and ease how self trust and being your own authority in life is KEY to end the food obsession why your mind needs rest just like your body her insights on diet culture and the body positivity movement how you can harness your "inner rebel" in a positive way towards something other than food how young girls learn to struggle with food and their body by watching the women in their lives struggle as well how she teaches her kids to have a healthy relationship with food. the power of creating a family manifesto Karen's Website - http://thefreelife.com/ Karen's Podcast - http://thefreelife.com/podcast/ Karen's Book - Within, http://thefreelife.com/shop/   Follow Karen on Facebook    Resources mentioned: HAES - healthy at every size - https://www.sizediversityandhealth.org/content.asp?id=19   Intuitive Eating Book - Intuitive Eating Connect with Faith at www.faithshevlin.com Join the IMperfectly Healthy Community FB Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/IMperfectlyhealthycommunity/ Get my 5 Ways to Overcome Your Food Cravings FREE. ** Leave a Review of the Show!! Thank you! **  

Gamer, editor, and improv performer Karen Twelves joins us for a talk about performance, play, and the importance of trust. Karen's Website, Karen on Twitter, Improv for Gamers will be out this November!, Improv for Gamers on Twitter, Syntax & Semicolons: An Interview With Karen Twelves, Karen also copyedited Star Crossed: The Two Player Game of Forbidden Love, which you can pre-order until October 1st!

YouTube is a great resource for everything from videos on how to unclog a toilet to cute pet videos. YouTube is also a great place for readers and lovers of books. There are a group of people who create videos about the books they have and want to read. The name of this community of video creators is BookTube and the people who create these videos call themselves BookTubers. I stumbled upon this community thanks to a Google search for information about a book. Think of BookTube as a giant book club where you can hang out and hear about the books others have read, engage in conversations about the books and make your own suggestions by using the comment section for a video. I have found this community to be a great resource to discover new books. I want to share ten BookTubers I follow. Check them out and I am sure you will be please. Plus once you discover one BookTuber you like you will probably find others who sparks your interest. Runwright Reads Host:  Karen What I like about the channel: Karen is a very diverse reader who provides great book reviews Karen delivers valuable reviews of award winning books Hosts a book club via booktube where a book is selected and she holds a discussion via Google HangOuts YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/user/facebookdiva Karen's Website:  https://runwright.net/   Rincey Reads Host:  Rincey Abraham What I lIke about the channel: Rincey is a very diverse reader. She consistently finds interesting books by authors of color. Her reviews are complete and interesting. She provides a complete picture of the book that helps a reader determine if this is the book for them. Rincey co-hosts the "Read or Dead" podcast with Katier McLain. A by-weekly podcast where they discuss mysteries and thrillers. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/user/rinceyreads   Brown girl Reading Host: Deirdre Borie What I like about the channel: Deirdre's reviews are very complete and take in all aspects of the book. She speaks from her heart. She will tell you why she likes or dislikes a book Deirdre's insights are very valuable in determining if a book is a good choice to all to your reading list. YouTube Channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/user/frenchiedee/featured   Bree Hill Host:  Bree Hill What I like about the channel: A great source for reviews of literary fiction. Bree's channel exposes me to a very diverse library of books. Bree's reviews are a pleasure to listen to and very rich with information. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVMNI0Lh1yXja-zFVmekr0Q   Bookish Realm Host:  Ashley What I like about the channel: Ashley covers all types of books including children's books and Manga. Ashley brings a lot of energy to her videos that inspires you to go read. I am so impressed by the number of books Ashley reads. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0tDaannkUjppw6o8HCA0Hg   Cimone Watson Host:  Cimone Watson What I like about the channel: Cimone's videos provide insight in the book publishing process. Cimone helps readers understand genres and writing techniques. Cimone's videos are a great source for both readers and writers. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/user/bunbacheso/featured   Pretty Brown Eye Reader Host:  Alisha What I like about the channel: Alisha has the most pleasant on-camera presence. Alisha covers poetry as well as literature Alisha videos with her sister are fun to watch as they talk about the different books they like. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdXA0kXgLIwcCjZ92LIChZw   SomedahSaySo Host:  Deidre Somdah What I like about the channel: Deidre reviews coffee table books. I love her energy she brings to each video. Deidre's reviews are informative and encourage readers to explore the world of coffee table books. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpEORSVmcGRSowIuiQNRkVA   Onyx Pages Host:  Njeri Campbell What I like about the channel: Njeri focuses on Afrofuturism, Science Fiction and magical Realism. Discusses the inclusion or absence of LBGTQ characters. Njeri's review system is the most information system I have ever seen. YouTube Channel URL:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_reNHCI5mUeKGbvkN2_bTA   Dope Liberian Host:  Jaz What I like about the channel: Jaz's love for all things books is wonderful. Her reviews are very informative and interesting. Jaz's video series with her sister about urban fiction changed my view of the genre. Youtube Channell URL:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6NsGIcp3yyP7quvCpt62tA