Podcast appearances and mentions of katrin schumann

In dieser Folge des Barfußschule-Podcasts sprechen Pierre und Pelle mit Katrin Schumann, Expertin für Fußreflexzonentherapie. Gemeinsam tauchen sie ein in die Welt der Reflexzonen, erklären, wie unsere Füße mit dem gesamten Körper verbunden sind, und zeigen, wie die Therapie zu mehr Wohlbefinden und Gesundheit beitragen kann. Praktische Tipps und spannende Einblicke machen diese Episode zu einem Muss für alle, die sich für ganzheitliche Ansätze interessieren.Entdecke die Kunst des Barfußlaufens – Für Anfänger und Profis!

I was introduced to Jennifer Ives through a mutual colleague, Sejal Amin. Sejal is one of the growing alumni of the Real Technologist podcast. Sagel and I were discussing how to move the needle from mentoring to refocusing on sponsoring others. What's the difference? Mentoring is often talking, teaching and strategizing. Sponsoring means taking steps to make opportunities. Sponsoring means investing in someone and truly advocating for them. In this context, Sejal talked about the value she personally gets from being part of an industry organization called Chief. Chief was founded to drive women forward into positions of power and to keep them there. Another Real Technologist alumni, Shannon Leitz also shared with me how important Chief was to her. Jennifer Ives is a founding member of Chief which now boasts over 20,000 experienced, diverse and influential executive women. I'm not a shy person, nor am I someone who is easily intimidated. That said, when Jennifer rapidly responded that she would love to be a guest, I started to wonder what sort of powerful or possibly intimidating presence I would encounter.I always do a light amount of research putting a time box around the effort bob or I put into our detective work. We scheduled the recording and sent the invite. I dialed in one minute before the meeting was set to start only to find that Bob and Jennifer were already online and deep in conversation. As it turns out, Jennifer had done her own detective work to find out more about me, and in the process, had learned about "the Ops to my Dev", that is Bob. I listened for a moment to a delightful conversation that I can only describe as Jennifer interviewing Bob. What I encountered embodied in this life force known as Jennifer Ives is something unique and insightful. She is simply lovely in every dimension. Visually, she was wearing gentle lace on a modest blouse and an absolutely glowing smile. She positions her camera so she's looking directly at you, and as we all know from our lockdown days, that can be pretty tough to do... you know, positioning a camera so it's pointed at you straight on as opposed to looking downward at it.I noticed Jennifer make constant eye contact, nothing distracted her. She didn't reach for a phone to turn off the ringer and no messages popped up on her screen taking her eyes away from me. Jennifer is instantly warming. When she speaks, you immediately sense how smart she is. There is a natural sense of trustworthiness.I can see why C-Suite executive women and those like me, who drive change want to engage with her. She's authentic. When I found out that she's a geospatial engineer who worked with super secret government agencies, I was hooked. Our 60 minute conversations stretched into nearly an hour and a half. We are both passionate about humans and about technologies. We both believe that the best solutions are those that have a wide range of diverse thinkers involved. We both seem to position ourselves between diverse positions, ever negotiating. It turns out we are both middle children. Middle children are considered the "stealth leaders" of the birth order pack, according to Katrin Schumann, author of The Secret Power of Middle Children. Jennifer has all the telltale signs: she's a negotiator, a consensus builder, a risk taker, and an innovator.

What do we really mean by “tension” when we're discussing the story writing process? And how do you know you have it in your work? What writing tools might you use to ensure that you do? We talk about all this and more with author Katrin Schumann.Katrin Schumann's latest novel This Terrible Beauty has been called "luminous and unflinching," "unputdownable," and "hard to forget." It was chosen by SheReads as among the "Most Anticipated Women's Fiction in 2020."  Her debut novel, The Forgotten Hours was a Washington Post and Amazon Charts bestseller. She is also the author of several nonfiction books. Her work has been featured multiple times on TODAY and in Woman's Day, The London Times and on NPR, as well as other national and international media. For the past ten years she's been teaching writing, most recently at GrubStreet and at local prisons through PEN New England. She now lives in Boston and Key West, and is the Program Coordinator of the Key West Literary Seminar and Workshops. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 7amnovelist.substack.com

027: Myome, Zysten und Polypen der Gebärmutter mit Katrin Schumann Warum bilden sich Geschwülste im Gebärmutterbereich? Sei es Zyste, Myom oder auch Polyp - alle drei Geschwulstarten stehen in engem Zusammenhang mit Hormondisbalancen. Warum sie entstehen, welche Arten es gibt und wie man ganzheitlich auf diese Diagnose reagiert, darum geht es in meinem Gespräch mit Katrin Schumann. In diesem Podcast sprechen wir über: Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Zyste, Myom und Polyp? Wie die verschiedenen Geschwülste entstehen und was passieren kann wenn man nicht reagiert. Der Zusammenhang zwischen Geschwülsten und stillen Entzündungen Der Zusammenhang zwischen Geschwülsten und der Pille Warum sie hormongetrieben sind Warum die Leber und der Darm eine entscheidende Rolle spielen Finde heute noch heraus wie gesund deine Hormone sind! ZUM QUIZ Links findest du unter: https://dieheilefrau.de/Geschwülste-im-Gebärmutterbereich/ Sponsoren: ovularing CODE kati4ovula breatheilo CODE KATISIEMENS20 "Die heile Frau" findest du bei: Apple Podcast Spotify Google Podcast TUNE IN "Die heile Frau" Social Media: YouTube BitChute "Die heile Frau" Webseiten: Blog: DIE HEILE FRAU Website: KS NUTRITION Academy: KS NUTRITION ACADEMY Musik: Levi McGrath

027: Myome, Zysten und Polypen der Gebärmutter mit Katrin Schumann Warum bilden sich Geschwülste im Gebärmutterbereich? Sei es Zyste, Myom oder auch Polyp - alle drei Geschwulstarten stehen in engem Zusammenhang mit Hormondisbalancen. Warum sie entstehen, welche Arten es gibt und wie man ganzheitlich auf diese Diagnose reagiert, darum geht es in meinem Gespräch mit Katrin Schumann. In diesem Podcast sprechen wir über: Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Zyste, Myom und Polyp? Wie die verschiedenen Geschwülste entstehen und was passieren kann wenn man nicht reagiert. Der Zusammenhang zwischen Geschwülsten und stillen Entzündungen Der Zusammenhang zwischen Geschwülsten und der Pille Warum sie hormongetrieben sind Warum die Leber und der Darm eine entscheidende Rolle spielen Finde heute noch heraus wie gesund deine Hormone sind! ZUM QUIZ   Links findest du unter: https://dieheilefrau.de/Geschwülste-im-Gebärmutterbereich/ Sponsoren: ovularing CODE kati4ovula breatheilo CODE KATISIEMENS20   "Die heile Frau" findest du bei: Apple Podcast Spotify Google Podcast TUNE IN   "Die heile Frau" Social Media: YouTube BitChute   "Die heile Frau" Webseiten: Blog: DIE HEILE FRAU Website: KS NUTRITION Academy: KS NUTRITION ACADEMY   Musik: Levi McGrath

Katrin Schumann was born in Germany and grew up in Brooklyn and London. Her writing explores our search for a sense of belonging, and the struggle to define ourselves in the context of our circumstances. Schumann now lives in Boston and Key West, and she is the Program Coordinator of the Key West Literary Seminar and Workshops. She writes fiction and non-fiction. Her novels include This Terrible Beauty and The Forgotten Hours. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill welcomes bestselling novelist Katrin Schumann. Katrin's work has been featured multiple times on TODAY and in Woman’s Day, The London Times and on NPR, as well as other national and international media. Her debut novel, The Forgotten Hours was a Washington Post and Amazon Charts bestseller. Her latest novel This Terrible Beauty has been called "luminous and unflinching," "unputdownable," and "hard to forget." It was chosen by SheReads as among the "Most Anticipated Women's Fiction in 2020." She's also the author of several nonfiction books. For the past ten years she's been teaching writing, most recently at GrubStreet and at local prisons through PEN New England. Don't miss it!  

ABOUT THE AUTHOR - KATRIN SCHUMANN Katrin Schumann is the author of This Terrible Beauty and the Washington Post bestseller The Forgotten Hours. Katrin teaches writing at GrubStreet and was an instructor in PEN's Prison Writing program. Her work has been featured on TODAY, Talk of the Nation, and in The London Times, among others.  ABOUT THE BOOK - THIS TERRIBLE BEAUTY Historical fiction novel THIS TERRIBLE BEAUTY tells the tale of When Bettina Heilstrom—now a successful photographer living in the US—receives unexpected news of the family she was forced to leave behind in East Germany, she embarks on a quest that takes her behind the Iron Curtain, and forces her to re-evaluate what family really means. Websitewww.katrinschumann.com Amazon buying sitehttps://amzn.to/2wi5obZ Instagram @katrinschumann Author Facebook page @katrinschumannbooks

“We like to think we would do something,,,find a way to be heroic..” Katrin Schulmann talks about her life and the stories behind her new novel -This Terrible Beauty. “How do we redeem ourselves, when we are a nation as Germany was…I wanted people to read it and reflect on their own lives and their Read More

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Katrin Schumann to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss her literary journey and her new book THIS TERRIBLE BEAUTY.  Get THIS TERRIBLE BEAUTY on Amazon here.  Get SUGAR COAT by Little Big Town on Amazon here. 

Today’s author interview guest is Katrin Schumann, author of This Terrible Beauty. From the bestselling author of The Forgotten Hours comes an unforgettable story of one woman’s journey to reclaim what she lost in a country torn apart by the devastating legacy […]

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Katrin Schumann is the author of the novel The Forgotten Hours. She is also the author of the non-fiction titles: The Secret Power of Middle Children and Mothers Need Time Outs, Too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Katrin Schumann is the author of The Forgotten Hours.

Katrin Schumann is the author of the novel, The Forgotten Hours, and numerous nonfiction books. She has been awarded fiction residencies from the Vermont Studio Center, the Norman Mailer Writers Colony, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Schumann teaches writing at GrubStreet in Boston and was an instructor in PEN's Prison Writing Program. She lives in Boston and Key West, where she is the program coordinator for the Key West Literary Seminar. For more information, visit www.katrinschumann.com. How Do You Write Podcast: Explore the processes of working writers with bestselling author Rachael Herron. Want tips on how to write the book you long to finish? Here you'll gain insight from other writers on how to get in the chair, tricks to stay in it, and inspiration to get your own words flowing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join host Cyrus Webb as he welcomes author Katrin Schumann to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss her literary journey and her new book THE FORGOTTEN HOURS.

Talk about single moms, divorce and fast food with Maria Bailey as she speaks with Debra Gilbert Rosenberg, LCSW, mother of three, a licensed clinical social worker, and an adjunct faculty member in the Sociology Department at Dominican University in River Forest, Illinois.  Next, Jen Singer, author of, You’re a Good Mom…And Your Kids Aren’t So Bad Either, then Jesse Jayne Rutherford co-author of, “The Modern Mom’s Guide to Dads?” and Susan Callahan, Anne Nolen and Katrin Schumann, co-authors of Mothers Need Time-Outs, Too.