Podcast appearances and mentions of kim marshall

In this episode, I'm incredibly excited to be joined by two amazing people: my fantastic co-host, Jenn David-Lang, who's also stepping in as a guest today, and the one and only Kim Marshall! We're diving into a topic that feels more important than ever right now: supporting new teachers. It's something I'm seeing firsthand as my daughter navigates her first year teaching, and believe me, it's a challenge. That's why we're shining a spotlight on the brand-new, absolutely invaluable section on the bestofmarshallmemo.org website. Jenn and Kim have curated the most powerful, practical insights from thousands of articles specifically to help new educators, and the best part? It's all available for free! We get into the nitty-gritty of what new teachers really need to succeed. We discuss everything from crucial steps like onboarding and thoughtful scheduling to helping new teachers build resilience, tackle tough classroom management situations, and the vital role of teacher teams in combating isolation. My biggest hope is that the resources we discuss will help these dedicated new teachers, who face such immense challenges, not just get through their first years, but truly thrive and make a lasting career in this essential profession. Don't miss this conversation—and seriously, go check out the free resources at bestofmarshallmemo.org! Thank you for tuning in! If you have questions, feedback, or suggestions for future episodes—including great non-education books with lessons for school leaders—email us at Dr.mike.doughty@gmail.com. Please consider leaving a rating and review on Spotify or iTunes to support the show. Every bit helps! And if you found this episode helpful, share it with your colleagues. Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Contact Mike directly at Dr.mike.doughty@gmail.com. To explore insightful summaries of top leadership books, connect with Jenn David-Lang at Jenn@TheMainIdea.net or visit TheMainIdea.net.

The world watched in horror as the recent L.A. wildfires engulfed neighborhoods, businesses and lives. Local wellness professionals Kim Marshall, Catherine Dambrosia and Sparrow Harrington share their first-hand stories of destruction and sorrow, with hope for the future. For ideas on how to help, please visit: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/wildfire-relief/california, https://www.gofundme.com/f/berosygofundme, https://www.lafoodbank.org/donate/disaster-relief, www.redcross.org/donate/donation.html        

Jon disparages Bronwyn's mother Barbara as a sex worker. In one of his final comments in his 1998 interview with police investigating the disappearance of Jon's estranged wife five years earlier, Jon's smear of the grandmother of Lauren and Chrystal goes unchallenged until now. Kim Marshall and her brother Andy emphatically reject the labelling and explain Barbara's mental illness struggles as depression took hold. A deeply personal account of Barbara's life story is told through her own statement to police. Bronwyn's long-silent sister Melissa comes forward, shedding more light on Jon's controlling nature and his jealousy of Bronwyn's relationships with her friends and siblings. Inconsistencies and omissions in Jon's 1998 account of his conversations with Bronwyn and their actions on the night of her disappearance are singled out for special attention by listeners who zero in on the detail and compare it with known evidence and Jon's earlier versions. Read more about this case and see photographs, maps, timelines and more at bronwynpodcast.com.  If you have information which may help solve this cold case, you can – contact our team confidentially by emailing bronwyn@theaustralian.com.au If you need support, Lifeline can be reached on 13 11 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this very special episode host Kim Marshall talks to two real estate development pioneers—Steve Nygren of Serenbe and Chuck Heath of AMEYALLI—as well as wellness icon Deepak Chopra about wellness real estate, the fastest growing sector of the global wellness economy according to the Global Wellness Institute. Steve shares why he founded Serenbe 20 years ago near Atlanta, Georgia, and how it developed into an award-winning neighborhood known for pioneering biophilic design, sustainability, and health-forward intergenerational living. Joining Steve is 40-year veteran of real estate development, Chuck Heath, who is building AMEYALLI near Deer Valley, Utah. Developed around hot springs, it's the first real estate development to partner one of the top names in mind-body wellbeing, Deepak Chopra, and his Chopra Foundation. Join us as we dive into the compelling idea that wellness communities can be the lifestyle longevity labs of the future.Resources:DeepakChopra.comSerenbe.comAMEYALLI.comDigitaldeepak.ai· 2024 Wellness Real Estate Market Growth Report -- GWI Hosted by Kim Marshall Produced by NOVA Media

Any time we teach our students something, we need to check to see how well they learned it. If we only do this check at the very end, after all the teaching is done, and we find that our students haven't learned the material, it's too late to do anything about it. That's why we really need to do formative assessment — checking along the way — so if there are problems, we can fix them. In this episode, we're talking about five important things we need to do to make sure we get formative assessment right. Joining me are two people who really understand what works in education: The Marshall Memo's master curator Kim Marshall, and Jenn David-Lang, the mind behind The Main Idea. Together they have published the Best of the Marshall Memo website, a fantastic, free collection of the best ideas in education. Thanks to Scholastic Magazines+ and Listenwise for sponsoring this episode. For a full transcript of this episode, visit cultofpedagogy.com/pod and choose episode 236. 

Kim Marshall needs no introduction. He is the most recognized name in the field of educational leadership because he is the person behind the weekly Marshall Memo -- a subscription service that provides curated summaries of the most important articles in education each week.  In this podcast Kim provides an overview of the three essential areas school leaders need to keep an eye on to be successful supervisors and coaches: • Supervising and coaching TEACHING • Supervising and coaching LEARNING • Supervising and coaching PLANNING Most know him because he is the guru of mini-observations. In our conversation he shares what you need to be sure to do to ensure your observations and feedback are effective. As always, send your comments, questions, and show ideas to mike@schoolleadershipshow.com. Consider rating the podcast in iTunes and leaving a comment.  And please pass the show along to your colleagues. Additionally, if you have other non-education books with implications for school leaders, send those suggestions our way, too. And finally, If you or someone you know would like to sponsor the show, send Mike an email at mike@schoolleadershipshow.com.

This is THE episode to listen to when you have a bigger kid (or, you're about to!). My guest, Kim Marshall is a mom of 2 and the founder of Roots & Wings Childhood. As a Conscious Parenting Coach, she helps parents understand their child's behaviour and provides incredibly helpful tools to help us all navigate what to do. In this episode, Kim and I are talking about behaviour for kids of all ages, but particularly those Toddlers and Preschoolers who are finding their voice but can struggle to understand their feelings. But wait! There's more. Join our FREE Bringing Up Baby Community to gain access to Kim's helpful handout as well as a Live Parenting Q&A session with Kim on Tuesday, September 24th at 12pm ADT. If this time has passed, don't worry, it's being recorded and you can check it out in our Community any time! Join the Bringing Up Baby Community HERE. HOST: Ashley Cooley, owner of Birth | Baby | Sleep Website | Instagram GUEST: Kim Marshall, owner of Roots and Wings Childhood Website | Instagram

In this episode of the Marketing 4 Business Podcast, Scott chats with Kim Marshall from WK Advisors and Accountants about her journey from a high school student who loved numbers to becoming a chartered accountant and strategic business advisor. Kim shares how WK Advisors transitioned from traditional accounting to innovative advisory services, stressing the importance of simplicity in business strategy.Kim also discusses effective coaching methods from "The Coaching Habit" by Michael Bungay Stanier and the value of a 90-day strategic framework. She explains how having a clear vision can improve team alignment and drive success. This episode is filled with tips to simplify your business operations and build resilience. Embrace simplicity and strategic clarity to boost your business in 2024.If you find our content valuable and informative, please help us reach more business owners by sharing it with a friend who might benefit. Additionally, please ensure that you're following our podcast on your preferred platform, and if you enjoyed the latest episode, consider leaving us a five-star review. Your support is highly appreciated.See below for ways to get in touch with us…Connect with Kim Marshall on LinkedIn hereFollow the Marketing 4 Business podcast on Instagram hereFollow Digital Influence on Instagram hereConnect with Scott on LinkedIn hereEager to enhance your marketing strategy? Book in for a complimentary strategy call with Scott to discuss your marketing here.Have Fun & Take Action

A conversation with Dr. Tony Nader, a guest on Global Wellness Conversations Podcast. Hosted by Kim Marshall. "We're going to dive deep into the mysteries of consciousness with Dr. Tony Nader, a renowned neuroscientist and the leader of the Transcendental Meditation Organization worldwide. Dr. Nader, with his rich background in medicine and neuroscience from Harvard and MIT, sheds light on how Transcendental Meditation transcends traditional mindfulness practices and taps into the very essence of our being. Join us as we explore the fundamental nature of consciousness, its implications for our daily lives, and the potential it holds for global peace and well-being." 10,000 for World Peace Event Dec. 29 to Jan. 13. Dr Tony Nader | Instagram instagram.com/drtonynader Dr Tony Nader | Twitter twitter.com/drtonynader Dr Tony Nader | YouTube youtube.com/DrTonyNader

In this powerful episode, Kim shares her journey of overcoming loneliness through self-care, setting boundaries, and learning to prioritise her own happiness. For years living in rural Scotland, Kim felt unhappy but unable to express herself for fear of upsetting others. A turning point came when she realized it's okay to do things just for her - even as a mother. Now running her own baking business, Kim inspires others through her story of how small changes like counselling, journaling, and daily self-care can lead to profound life transformations when you choose yourself first and learn the power of empowering boundaries. Her story is a reminder that we each deserve to live authentically through self-acceptance, communication, and putting our well-being first - no matter our circumstances.   CHOOSING CHANGE INSTAGRAM: #choosingchangepodcast CHOOSING CHANGE SHOW NOTES: https://www.lizziemoult.com/blog/11-kim-marshall  

Join us on this episode of Global Wellness Conversations as we speak with Sadhvi Bhagwati Saraswati about her remarkable journey from Hollywood to the Himalayas. Exploring the crucial role of spirituality in wellness, Sadhvi shares her transformational experiences in India, her profound spiritual awakening, and her dedication to a life of divine service, from her global work on sustainable development to her role on the United Nations Advisory Council on Religion. Discover the powerful impact spirituality can have on personal and societal wellbeing with us.To learn more, visit Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati's site at sadhviji.org.Resources:Connect with Sadhvi on FacebookWatch Sadhvi's YouTube ChannelFollow Sadhvi on Instagram: @sadhvijiHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova MediaSponsored by Magleby Development‘s Velvaere Park City.

A thriving example of the Global Wellness Summit's 2023 “Wellness + Gathering” trend, THE WELL is a new kind of wellness hub the founders call one-stop-shopping for their members' wellness needs, with five businesses under one roof. Join us as two of the business' three co-founders, Rebecca Parekh and Kane Sarhan, reveal how their innovative business model—that brings together best-in-class spa services, a medical office, movement & meditation studios, an organic café and retail & social spaces—was created and keeps evolving. Find out why their key differentiators include: blending ancient healing methods with modern medicine, creating innovative technology to track health journeys and breaking the mold in how they select, train and value their team. Learn why their paradigm-shifting platform is now attracting hoteliers and multi-use properties, and how their mantra of making wellness a daily lifestyle is changing what's possible in a healthy business.To learn more, visit THE WELL's site at the-well.com.Resources:Connect with Kane on LinkedInConnect with Rebecca on LinkedInHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova MediaSponsored by Magleby Development‘s Velvaere Park City.

Sponsored by Magleby Development's Velvaere Park City.Join us as we explore the incredible journey of entrepreneur, environmental activist and long-distance swimmer, Oded Rahav, who organized the first ever swim across the world's saltiest body of water to raise awareness for a famous shrinking sea in the Middle East. You'll also hear why this son of Holocaust survivors swam for sharks in South Africa and across the US Mexico border to a group of waiting children. Find out why businesses should take heed to Oded's driving philosophy of Tikkun Olam in this time of ominous climate change and how everyone can make a difference for our planet.To learn more, visit Oded Rahav's site at DeadSeaGuardians.org.Resources:Connect with Odev Rahav on LinkedInFollow Oded Rahav on Instagram: @oded.rahavHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova Media

Can bodegas and mini-marts be a force for good? In today's episode, we dive into the world of eco-conscious retail with Rachel Krupa, the innovative founder of The Goods Mart. Rachel is redefining the traditional convenience store experience by offering healthier, sustainable alternatives and championing emerging, diverse brands. We'll talk about her journey, the challenges she's faced, the communities she's helped build, and how she's breaking barriers in an industry often overlooked when it comes to sustainable and health-forward business practices. Join us as we explore the intersection of convenience and conscious consumerism, and learn how The Goods Mart is on a mission to change the way we think about shopping for good. Rachel was a keynote speaker at the Global Wellness Summit's 2023 Wellness Real Estate and Communities Symposium held at JPMorgan Chase headquarters in NYC.To learn more, visit The Goods Mart's site at TheGoodsMart.com.Resources:Rina Raphael's book, "The Gospel of Wellness"Follow Rachel on Instagram: @rachkrupaHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova Media

Dive into an inspiring conversation with two wellness industry icons: 101-year-old Deborah Szekley, known as the godmother of the modern-day mind/body/fitness movement and her protégé, Susie Ellis, known as the godmother of the global wellness economy. They discuss the evolution of the wellness industry, their personal journeys and connection, and the importance of mentorship, collaboration, science backed findings and global citizenship. Join us as we celebrate Deborah's recent birthday and reflect on the experiences over the decades of these two wellness pioneers who gave birth to a global movement. To learn more, visit Deborah's site at RanchoLaPuerta.com.Resources:The Godmother of the Wellness Economy – Living History of a Global Movement with Susie EllisDeborah Szekely: 100 Years Young - Global Wellness InstituteHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova Media

Kim Marshall was sixth-grade teacher, central office curriculum director, and elementary principal in the Boston Public Schools for 32 years. Since 2002, Kim has provided one-on-one coaching for principals. In addition, Kim consults, speaks, and teaches courses for school leaders, with a special focus on teacher supervision and evaluation, time management, the effective use of student assessments, and curriculum unit design. Kim also writes The Marshall Memo, a weekly summary of helpful articles for principals, teachers, superintendents, and other educators He is the author of a number of articles and books, including Rethinking Teacher Supervision and Evaluation.

The antidote to the loneliness epidemic is a new trend identified by Global Wellness Summit (GWS) researchers called Wellness + Gathering. The pandemic was a breaking point where people sought a change from the lonely journeys of self-care, craving connection. Today we speak to a pioneer in this space, Dr. Jonathan Leary, founder of the world's first social wellness clubs called “Remedy Place.” Discover how urban clubs are the springboard for creatively bringing people together with intention, illuminating the benefits of infrared saunas, ice baths, lymphatic massage, acupuncture and even chiropractic, while underscoring the increased effectiveness when done in a supportive, social setting. This episode will explain how the post-pandemic wellness industry is moving from “lonely to social self-care, from buying to belonging, from URL to IRL, from ego to empathy, from Goop to group,” as stated in GWS's “The Future of Wellness 2023” global trends report.To learn more:Visit Dr. Jonathan Leary's site at RemedyPlace.com Get the 2023 Global Wellness Trends Report: The Future of WellnessResources:Learn more at drjonathanleary.comConnect with Dr. Jonathan Leary on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/drjonathanlearyHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova Media

Music is not only an integral part of being human, but research shows that music can have a powerful effect on mood, emotion, energy, and even mental health. Our guest today, Freddie Moross, CEO of Myndstream — a wellness music company with a roster of award-winning composers — explains that when music is purposely created to be at the intersection of art, science, and culture, amazing things can happen. Winner of the Global Wellness Summit 2023 Debora Simon Award for Leader in Furthering Mental Wellness, Moross talks about his work with neurodiverse communities, helping children with Autism and seniors with Alzheimer's. We'll hear about Myndstream's science-backed music designed for the spa world. You'll find out who in the Myndstream family is the number one sleep artist in the world and we'll even meet the duo behind Palm Reading, artists who compose music by becoming accompanists to the energy they pick up from plants around the world in a process called biosonification. Talk about music that is truly “of a place!”To learn more, visit Myndstream's site at Myndstream.com.Resources:Connect with Freddie Moross on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/freddiemorossLearn more about Palm Reading: myndstream.com/artists/palm-reading OR https://palmreadingmusic.com/Follow Myndstream on Instagram: @myndstreamHosted by Kim Marshall.Produced by Nova Media

Are you ready to unlock the hidden power of the senses? Meet Ari Peralta, the visionary neuroscientist and sensory designer who is revolutionizing the way we understand and experience the world around us. With a diverse background that spans Harvard University, Parsons School of Design, and expertise in business and neuroscience, Ari is on a mission to decode the secret language of the senses and bring their impact to the forefront of human experience.To learn more, visit Ari Peralta's site at Arigami.co.ukResources:Learn more about mycoocoonConnect with Ari on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ari-peralta-34114a149Follow Ari on Instagram: @mr_arigamiSponsored by Carillon Miami Wellness ResortHosted by Kim Marshall.

Aradhana Khowala is CEO of Aptamind Partners, a consultancy focused on regenerative tourism, travel and hospitality. She is a recognized leader in the industry, named an "Inspirational Game Changer" by the 21st Century Icon Awards from CNBC and the London School of Economics and recognized as one of the 100 most powerful executives in hospitality. A dynamic and engaging thought leader, Aradhana also speaks on diversity, gender equality and femtech, recently delivering a keynote at the Global Wellness Summit on the case for equity in women's health research and innovation called "Busting Taboos and Making Billions." Listen as this passionate and knowledgeable advocate discusses the transition from sustainability to regenerative travel, the need for action on climate change and the role of leaders in creating momentum for positive change towards equity in medical research and in the tourism, travel and hospitality industries. Resources:Follow Aradhana on LinkedInTEDx Talk: Don't Be A Gender. Be An Airbender!Sponsored by Carillon Miami Wellness ResortHosted by Kim Marshall.

This week on Wild Medicine,  Dr. Michelle invites Kim Marshall, a virtual parenting coach & educational consultant, on a transformative conversation on Kim's journey in the Wild Collective, her life experiences that lead her to her CEO path, how she spread her wings and began Roots and Wings Childhood.  Kim is a hope dealer, blindspot finder, and problem solver.  She is a gentle and positive parenting coach, dedicated to increasing your patience, presence and playfulness, and leadership within your home. With over a decade of experience as a licensed educator, kindergarten teacher, and mom to two, Kim Marshall helps moms step into their role as the calm and confident parent.  She is a former kindergarten teacher, Mama of 2, and CEO of Roots and Wings Childhood. She guides families in finding and reclaiming the magic within their home.  Dr. Peris and Kim thoroughly discuss and unlock the components of what is behind the push in taking these quantum leaps, that allow you to follow your intuition, to disrupt your career paths, and how to recognize your intuitive pulls.  If you want to go from survive to thrive, this episode is for you.Connect with Kim Marshall:Instagram: @rootsandwingschildhood Website: https://www.rootsandwingschildhood.com This episode is brought to you by: www.the-willd-collective.com Ready to reclaim your Wild? JOIN THE WAITLIST Learn more about The Poppy Clinic: www.poppyclinic.com Is Naturopathic Medicine for you: LEARN MORE HERE Take our HORMONE QUIZ Are you a clinician looking for more impact? START HERE

What is the true meaning of wellness? And what are the paths to attain it? The BBC set out to answer those questions. Leveraging the research and network of the Global Wellness Institute (GWI), BBC StoryWorks just produced a digital series for GWI that delves into the topic of wellness and the art and science of living well.On this episode of the Global Wellness Summit's podcast Global Wellness Conversations, host Kim Marshall welcomes Simon Shelley, the Vice-President of Programming Partnerships from BBC StoryWorks, who led the creation of this brand new series called In Pursuit of Wellness: The Art & Science of Living Well. Simon discusses the power of storytelling to change the conversation on wellness to a more accessible and inclusive one, highlighting some of the human-centric stories from different parts of the world in the series. Simon discusses how the series aims to integrate ancient practices alongside our conventional healthcare system, and how the media can be used to track audience sentiments and to help remove barriers to entry when it comes to wellness.Resources:Watch In Pursuit of WellnessConnect with Simon Shelley on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/simonshelleySponsored by Carillon Miami Wellness ResortHosted by Kim Marshall.

While taking a proactive approach to wellness is always preferred, not everyone has that luxury. For some, taking control of your own well-being is a matter of life or death—as it is for the millions of people suffering from type 1 diabetes (T1D). No matter what their lifestyle, the body of a type 1 diabetic will never naturally produce insulin. In 2021 alone, 6.7 million people died from diabetes—that's the population of Madrid. What will it take to ease the burden on so many and support research to find a cure once and for all? Documentary filmmaker Lisa Hepner set out to find the answer. Along with her husband Guy Mossman, they created the new film “The Human Trial,” a movie over ten years in the making that explores the human side of research and the people behind it. While on the path to curing her own type 1 diabetes, Lisa was given unprecedented access to a real clinical trial involving stem cells. After her own 30-year struggle with diabetes and always hearing the cure was five years away, she decided to take things into her own hands. The documentary follows her own intimate journey in real-time, along with the other patients and scientists involved, to be the first to give this cutting-edge and ultimately uncertain treatment a try. Most of us don't have to consider the mental toll of type 1 diabetes. Not only do patients need daily injections to keep them alive, but they have to consider every potentiality to ensure they are never without access to this life-saving necessity. And that's if they can afford them: One in four Americans ration their insulin because they can't afford to use it as often as needed. While technology has come a long way in easing the burden, such as continuous glucose monitors being able to read blood sugar levels every few minutes and beam them directly to your phone or smartwatch, the process is still frustratingly manual. And T1D is one of the only diseases where the patient plays such a large role in treating themselves, which speaks to how far our healthcare has to go in supporting people with this disease. Ultimately, Lisa says this: “There is hope for a cure.” Research is heading in the right direction, it just needs funding to continue. Despite hearing for over thirty years that we are just “five years away from the cure,” based on what she's seen, Lisa truly believes it is true today.  To learn more, visit Lisa Hepner's site at http://thehumantrial.com (TheHumanTrial.com). Resources: https://www.thehumantrial.com/ (thehumantrial.com) Follow Lisa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-hepner-a010145/ (linkedin.com/in/lisa-hepner-a010145) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall).

What does the Global Wellness Summit have in common with one of the biggest music stars in history? Colombian Reggaeton Superstar J Balvin has been very open and honest about his struggles with anxiety and depression — as well as the wellness practices he uses to find relief. To that end, he's co-founded the development of OYE, an app designed to help everyone live better, happier lives. And, like GWS, his team relied heavily on the studies and research conducted by the Global Wellness Institute (GWI). In GWI's 2020 “https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/defining-the-mental-wellness-economy-2020/ (Defining the Mental Wellness Economy Report),” GWI had this to say about mental wellness: “It's more than the absence of mental illness — it's the active process of moving from languishing to flourishing. It also helps shift our perspective from stigma to shared humanity. It grows out of grassroots, consumer-driven movements and is multi-dimensional, holistic, and personal.” Clearly, OYE and GWI are aligned in their vision and mission around mental wellness. In this episode, we're speaking to J Balvin's partners and co-founders at OYE: Happiness activist and CEO of OYE Mario Chamorro, and Social Impact Executive Patrick Dowd. Their shared goal is to remove the stigma associated with mental health and to teach people across the Americas how to channel mental challenges into artistic endeavors — what they call “creative wellness.” OYE is the next generation disruption in the wellness world. It is an ecosystem — starting with an app — that embodies and brings emotional and creative wellness to the world, with the purpose of helping the world feel better. In a Health Harris poll, 40% of Hispanic Americans and 29% of Black Americans rated their mental health as poor. 62% of Hispanic respondents say they know several people battling mental illness, but only 41% were committed to speaking openly about it. J Balvin's home country of Colombia is famous for pioneering magical realism, where the line between fantasy and reality is blurred. While many might see it as nothing more than a fairy tale, for Colombians, the magic is real. It informs what is possible in their lives. OYE seems rooted in this belief in magical realism and the possibility of transformation, and when you listen to our inspiring podcast guests you will believe, too, that together we can help the world feel better. To learn more, visit OYE's site at https://oye.co/ (oye.co).   Resources: https://oye.co/ (oye.co) https://www.mariochamorro.co/ (mariochamorro.co) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-dowd/ (linkedin.com/in/patrick-dowd) https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/defining-the-mental-wellness-economy-2020/ (GWI “Defining the Mental Wellness Economy Report”) https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/ (Global Wellness Summit)   Sponsored by https://www.murad.com/ (Murad Skincare). Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com/ (Kim Marshall).

In this throwback episode, Dr. Michelle interviews Kim Marshall! Kim is a mom of kindergarteners and is the creator of the online group Starting School with Roots and Wings, her online community that has grown immensely in the last 2 years. Her group accompanies families in this huge transition period when the intention is to prepare their children for kindergarten. Kim delivers awesome online resources, courses, teaching in-person, and online. If you have children that will be going to kindergarten soon or you know anyone that would benefit from information, this is the right episode for you; Kim shares her top 6 tips to prepare families for kindergarten as well as tons of valuable content.   Key Takeaways: [6:05] Kim Marshall shares her story. [9:25] Kim's Facebook group and her approach to education. [12:19] Top 6 tips to prepare families for kindergarten. [15:26] Tip #1: You know your child as a child, not as a learner: trust the teacher. [17:07] Learning resilience and grit when you are young. [17:37] Tip #2: Use the circle of control. [20:14] Make sure basic needs are met. [21:19] Helping our most emotional kids during the transition. [24:00] The most difficult times for kindergarteners during the school year. [26:03] Tip #3: Make the unfamiliar more familiar. [29:14] Parents are nervous about sending their kids to school because they don't understand it. [30:05] Tip #4: It takes a village. [31:24] Get help when things don't feel well. [35:40] Have positive conversations with teachers at the beginning of each year. [36:35] Tip #5: Encourage independence. [38:38] Teach your children to listen to their bodies. [42:03] Give your child space to persevere. [43:25] Tip #6: Unschedule. [44:46] It is easier to put things back on the calendar than take them away. [46:15] The issue regarding the extra-curricular activities. [49:44] Kim Marshall talks about her journey. [53:52] If it is on you, you have to share it! [55:26] Rapid fire questions.   Continue on your wild journey… Join us on our Facebook community  www.poppyclinic.com Dr. Michelle Peris at Instagram  Dr. Michelle Peris at Facebook Designs for Health   Have you ever heard of IV Vitamin Therapy? This is one of the treatments that are offered at the Poppy Clinic, you can receive it as a stand-alone treatment or as part of your holistic health care. IV stands for Intravenous. It is a 40-minute session during which you are administered a customized blend of vitamins intravenously, right into your bloodstream. The advantage of getting your vitamins this way is that the digestive tract is bypassed in order for you to absorb 100% of what you are getting, you are receiving the vitamins directly, and are able to get much higher doses of the vitamins than you would ever be able to get otherwise.   Did you know that 1 of 3 people have a digestive compromise? This means that even if you are eating a great diet or taking all of your vitamins, you might not actually be digesting and absorbing everything. IV Vitamin Therapy is the treatment that helps you absorb 100% of vitamins into your system.   Benefits of IV Vitamin Therapy: - Boost your immune system - Heal from chronic disease - Fight off infections - Boost your mood - Improve sleep quality - Calm your nervous system - Health optimization - Prevention of disease - Anti-aging and collagen production boost   Reach out to the Poppy Clinic! You don't need a referral. We look forward to meeting you very soon!    Get in touch with Kim Marshall.  Starting School with Roots and Wings Starting School with Roots and Wings on Instagram Email Kim Marshall at sswithrootsandwings@gmail.com 

The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) has had many guests across various fields in the wellness industry on Global Wellness Conversations, but our guest today is a first: A visual artist who uses his talent to help people fall in love with nature and be motivated to protect it. We're talking to the famed cinematographer Louie Schwartzberg. Louie's visuals—which you may be familiar with from the likes of Netflix, Disney, or National Geographic—are breathtaking and awe-inspiring, soaring above mountains and oceans and swooping down to see an insect through a drop of water on a leaf or exploring beneath the surface of the ground to see the magical network of mushrooms. He's a pioneer in time-lapse photography as well as altered speed and scale cinematography. His TED Talks have had over 53 million views on YouTube, and his goal is to make the invisible visible, to take us on journeys of time and scale… to change our perspective, touch our hearts, and move us to action. Nancy Davis, GWS executive director, had this to say about Louie: “Louie Schwartzberg is the personification of his life's work. As he captures and shares the unfolding, unimaginable grace of nature, Louie is himself a force of nature and a gift to us all. His intelligence, warmth, humor, and elegant humanity have long been signature elements of the Global Wellness Summit. Whether he's opening our eyes to the universal truth in a drop of rain, urging us to care about the planet by showing us its beauty—not diminishing its assets, or whether he's demonstrating the complex network of fungi that lies beneath our feet, Louie lives a life true to his mission to leave this world better than when he found it.” Louie explains that he is part of the Global Wellness Institute (GWI) Psychedelics & Healing Initiative to help support the exploration of this secret of nature's knowledge. As a leader in the space, Louie discusses how his work is used for a new Visual Healing program in hospitals as well as in psilocybin-assisted therapy for people suffering from addiction and trauma. As he describes working on his Netflix film, Fantastic Fungi, you'll hear how the underground mycelium network is reminiscent of the world wide web. We'll discuss Louie's origin story, what brought him to create moving pictures of nature, and how his 40-year opus, Gratitude Revealed, is really a tribute to his parents who are Holocaust survivors. This conversation not only illustrates why Louie is a part of the GWI and GWS family but also why sustainability and wellness go hand in hand and why each of us should seek out the wonder and awe in the lives we live each day.  To learn more, visit Louie Schwartzberg's site at https://movingart.com/ (MovingArt.com). Resources: Learn more: https://movingart.com/ (movingart.com) Watch: https://gratituderevealed.com/ (Gratitude Revealed) Listen: https://movingart.com/wonder-awe/ (Wonder & Awe Podcast) Watch: https://fantasticfungi.com/ (Fantastic Fungi) https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/2022-global-wellness-summit/ (Global Wellness Summit) https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/initiatives/psychedelics-healing-initiative/ (Global Wellness Institute Psychedelics & Healing Initiative) Sponsored by https://www.murad.com/ (Murad Skincare) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall).

When we're talking about wellness, it makes sense to start the discussion where we spend most of our time: indoors. Despite how our modern society is structured, it's important to remember that until recent history, humankind spent most of its time outside—not contained within four walls and a roof. Today humans spend roughly 90% of their time indoors and the pandemic has been a harsh reminder of how important the quality of indoor air is to our health and wellbeling. The Global Wellness Institute's 2018 report, https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/wellness-real-estate-communities-research/ (Build Well to Live Well), is the first research to size and analyze the global and regional wellness lifestyle real estate and communities market Then in 2020 GWI's White Paper, https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/resetting-the-world-with-wellness/ (Resetting the World With Wellness: Healthy Built Environments for Healthy People), describes how our unhealthy built environment can cause both chronic and infectious diseases like COVID-19, and it elaborates the roles that communities, businesses and governments can play in building healthier homes and communities for healthier people  This week's guest is Paul Scialla – the founder and CEO of Delos living, one of the world's premiere wellness real estate companies. We'll hear how Paul's passion for researching how to better the lived environment actually helped fuel a movement. Meeting at the intersection of technology, real estate, sustainability, medicine, research, altruism, and design, Paul will also elaborate on biophilic design – or incorporating aspects of the natural world into our indoor environments, Wellness real estate is all about complementing both LEED certification and WELL certification which focus more on the environmental impact that buildings have and taking things a step further with a people-first approach to building. After spending 18 years on Wall Street—ten of them as a partner at Goldman Sachs—his interest in sustainability and altruistic capitalism led him to found Delos and later start the International WELL Building Institute. So much of what he learned on Wall Street informs what he does now, taking an approach of mathematics and evidence to the wellness paradigm.  Delos has been merging health sciences with building sciences for over a decade, much of that research that had never been done before. They also took their hard-earned research, with over five years and over 100 million dollars of capital invested into it, and published it all for free. Today the company has projects that span every income level, from affordable housing to senior living centers to public school systems.  We discuss why Paul's passion and curiosity have led him to become an authority in the wellness and sustainability movements, what tools Delos provides to accomplish their wellness goals, the difficulty in finding the best products in air filtration, and the possibilities of creating clean environments in your own homes. To learn more, visit Delos' site at https://delos.com/ (Delos.com). Resources: https://delos.com (delos.com) https://www.wellcertified.com/ (wellcertified.com) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-scialla/ (linkedin.com/in/paul-scialla) https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/wellness-real-estate-communities-research/ (2018 Build Well to Live Well: Wellness Lifestyle Real Estate & Communities) https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/resetting-the-world-with-wellness/ (2020 Resetting the World with Wellness White Paper Series) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall).

The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) was launched in 2007 and modeled after the World Economic Forum. Since then it has grown to be the most influential meeting between titans of the wellness industry. Its non-profit research arm, the Global Wellness Institute (GWI) was launched in 2015. Neither organization would exist without the dedication and vision of this week's guest. Today we're talking to the co-founder, chair, and CEO of both GWS and GWI—sometimes called the Godmother of Wellness. During our conversation, you'll hear the living history of a global movement explained and find out details of Susie's incredible journey to becoming one of the most prominent voices in the world of wellness. She also details not only how her organizations were the first to identify and quantify the Global Wellness Economy and how you can access all of the free wellness resources that have resulted from the work spearheaded by Susie and her team of collaborators. When Susie started her career, there wasn't even a wellness conversation. Things like fitness, nutrition, and beauty existed in their own silos and were only brought together in places called spas. In fact, the very first Global Wellness Summit was actually called the Global Spa Summit. Despite all of the importance placed on the Summit—and it is an incredible event held in different countries each year and which this year is bringing together industry leaders to the welltech hub of Tel Aviv, Israel —you don't have to attend to benefit from the Global Wellness Institute's efforts. Part of Susie's mission is to promote research and trends that are making a difference in the world and to make much of that information available free to the public. Those research and trends range across the eleven sectors of wellness, in descending order of dollar value as of 2020: Personal Care & Beauty – $955 billion Healthy Eating & Nutrition – $946 b Physical Activity/Fitness – $738 b Wellness Tourism – $436 b Traditional & Complementary Medicine – $413 b Public Health, Preventive & Personal Medicine - $375 b Wellness Real Estate – $275 b Mental Wellness – $131 b Spas – $68 b Workplace Wellness – $49 b Hot Springs - $39 b GWS' research topic for 2022 is wellness policy. We're seeing that governments are wanting to have more direction when it comes to wellness, and the policy choices they make have a vast impact on people's lives. In the coming years, we're going to see even more how the decisions of policy play a role in our global wellness. You'll hear how Susie Ellis' recipe for success is vision, passion, and responding to a personal calling -- and how that helped grow this dynamic organization. And there's only more to come as GWS and GWI continue to recognize and research trends to identify and shape the future of the wellness industry. To learn more, visit Global Wellness Summit's site at http://globalwellnesssummit.com (GlobalWellnessSummit.com). Resources: Twitter: https://twitter.com/susieellis (@susieellis) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susie-ellis-4b84b15 (linkedin.com/in/susie-ellis-4b84b15) http://wellnessevidence.com (wellnessevidence.com) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall).

Nothing stops you in your tracks and brings you back to reality faster than some startling facts, such as 66% of Alzheimer's patients are women, but only 12% of the National Institute of Health Alzheimer's research budget went to women-focused research; Or how women are 50% more likely to die in the year following a heart attack than men, but only 4.5% of the NIH coronary artery disease budget went to women-focused research. Those are just a few of the realities that Carolee Lee espouses. She's the founder, CEO, and chair of Women's Health Access Matters.  She commissioned The RAND Corporation to create a series of reports showing the economic impact of accelerating women's health research. And, it is waking up the medical community faster than a strong cup of coffee. One of the top trends in global wellness this year is closing the gender gap in research with the help of tech, and Carolee is at the forefront of that. As the founder of a jewelry and accessories company which she ran for 30 years with mostly female employees, she learned firsthand that “women's health is an economic issue that none of us can afford to ignore.” Women make up half of the workforce and, even more so, make up most of the economic spending. When you look at the data it becomes clear: Women drive economies. WHAM was founded with the goal of accomplishing three things: Creating The WHAM Investigator's Fund to raise money for research, creating The WHAM Collaborative that brings together the leaders in women's health and the study of sex difference, and creating The WHAM Report, a data-driven compendium to provide the impact of increasing investment in women's health research and how it will change women's lives, their families, and the economy. WHAM is using data to uncover the gender discrepancies that exist in medical research and to underscore that without fixing those, we cannot be well as a society. Find out why nearly every woman will eventually be affected by one of four areas of medical research that WHAM is funding – brain health, heart health, autoimmune disease and cancer. Their research has already shown that research can actually change outcomes!  If you want to be a part of this important change, visit WHAM's website and see how you can help fund the future of research. To learn more, visit WHAM's site at http://thewhamreport.org (TheWHAMReport.org). Resources: https://thewhamreport.org/ (thewhamreport.org) https://whamnow.org/ (whamnow.org) Follow Carolee on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolee-lee-2355aa14/ (linkedin.com/in/carolee-lee-2355aa14) https://www.accesscorporate.com/ (Access Corporate Group) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall).

How does one woman surviving an illness result in an annual event celebrated across over seven thousand locations in more than 150 countries on five continents? It starts with dreaming big—but that's only the beginning. Belgin Aksoy is a dreamer. She's the founder of Global Wellness Day, which was unveiled in 2014 at the Global Wellness Summit in Morocco. Two years later, the momentous progress of Global Wellness Day won her the Woman in Wellness award at the GWS in Austria. It is celebrated on the second Saturday of June every year. Global Wellness Day is a day dedicated to living well, holding free-of-charge educational and experiential wellness events open to the general public – like yoga, nutrition, dance, sound healing classes, etc. – that inspire people to try living smarter and living well. The purpose of the day is to recognize the value of our lives, to pause and think, to be free of the stress of everyday life, to bring nations together over a common mission, and to spread the message that wellness is more than a luxury—it's a necessity. In 2004, Belgin began facing her own health challenges when she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. She began a personal journey to live a better life, including changing her perspective on what really matters. She changed the way she ate, exercised, and slept, and in 2012 she had turned her health around. Not only that, she was healthier than ever before. She knew that the universe had given her something special, and she had to find a way to give back. The theme for this year's Global Wellness Day is “Think Magenta.” After the last few years have been so gray and bleak, we need a bit of color in our lives. Global Wellness Day's worldwide family of ambassadors, supporters, and volunteers are working together to add color to people's thoughts, to inspire them to build healthier habits and bring some positivity to their lives. For the first time since 2020, GWD will be celebrated with live events from Turkey to Thailand in 2022.  But, also, don't forget to check out Global Wellness Day's https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-qFFQWUjcCJ5qxGw2tgKeg (You Tube Channel) and https://www.facebook.com/globalwellnessday (Facebook Page) to watch this year's three-hour GWD Live Stream featuring presentations by wellness luminaries from around the planet.  However you celebrate wellness, whether at home or through one of the Global Wellness Day partners, it's important to consider how you can incorporate wellness into your day. Because one day can change your life. To learn more, visit Belgin Aksoy's site at https://www.globalwellnessday.org/ (GlobalWellnessDay.org) Resources: https://www.globalwellnessday.org/ (GlobalWellnessDay.org) Follow Belgin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_belginaksoy/?hl=en (@_belginaksoy) Read: https://www.amazon.com/Harnessing-Nine-Hallmarks-Aging-Healthiest/dp/0473568926 (Harnessing the Nine Hallmarks of Aging) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall).

Dr. Michael Roizen is the Cleveland Clinic's first Chief Wellness Officer, and the author of four New York Times best-sellers.  He's won several awards in the medical community, given over 1200 lectures, and made appearances on Oprah, The Today Show, CNN, CBS, Good Morning America, and more, he writes a daily newspaper column and has run a radio show known as YOU The Owner's Manual for over 20 years. When people ask him what he does for fun, he says: “I read medicine.” He was also the co-chair of the 2021 Global Wellness Summit in Boston, where a number of expert doctors and academics discussed the intersection of healthcare and self-care. He used to claim that 60 is the new 40, but his latest talk, “90 is the new 40,” sent ripples through the summit attendees. We're going to explore what insights brought him to make this outrageous-seeming claim about the near future. Dr Roizen's passion for medicine started at a young age and he remembers the moment vividly. At nine years old he was terribly sick, so his family took him to the doctor. One shot and six hours later he felt great, and he knew that he wanted to be the person who made other people feel better as well. A realistic roadmap for The Global Wellness Institute's “Wellness Moonshot” goal of eliminating preventable disease,  Dr. Roizen has identified six areas – which he calls the  “six normals” – that  if you get them to a healthy level you can reduce your risk of chronic disease by 80-90%. These areas are normal blood pressure, good cholesterol, good blood sugar, obesity, not smoking, and stress management.  He adds that – if you simply see a primary care practitioner and keep your immunizations up to date – you reduce your risk for chronic disease even more!  ' He's also on the leading edge of the areas of research that are going to make all of the difference, including stem cells, autophagy, epigenetic reboot, hormone replacement, reduced tissue regeneration As crazy as this might sound at first, it's not only possible, it is probable. The research shows us how to do it—now it's just a matter of getting the resources and information into the hands of as many people as possible, which is what Dr. Michael Roizen is focused on today. To learn more, visit Dr. Michael Roizen's at https://my.clevelandclinic.org/staff/6161-michael-roizen (my.ClevelandClinic.org) Topics: The difference between wellness and healthcare Making wellness appealing and understandable Making healthy choices fun The health pandemic deadlier than COVID-19 The “six normals plus two” that can drastically reduce preventable disease Four important components of physical activity Fourteen areas of research that lead to longevity Practical steps to improve your health at home Resources: Twitter: https://twitter.com/drmikeroizen (@drmikeroizen) Listen: https://radiomd.com/show/you-the-owners-manual-radio-show (YOU: The Owner's Manual) https://www.amazon.com/Great-Age-Reboot-Cracking-Longevity/dp/1426221517 (The Great Age Reboot: Cracking the Longevity Code for a Younger Tomorrow) https://www.amazon.com/RealAge-Are-You-Young-Can-ebook/dp/B0040GJDX0 (RealAge: Are You as Young as You Can Be?) https://www.amazon.com/AgeProof-Living-Without-Running-Breaking-ebook/dp/B01HZFB65A (AgeProof: Living Longer Without Running Out of Money or Breaking a Hip) https://www.amazon.com/What-Eat-When-Strategic-Improve-ebook/dp/B07DZHQ67B/ (What to Eat When: A Strategic Plan to Improve Your Health and Life Through Food) Hosted by http://www.swelltheagency.com (Kim Marshall.)

Kim Marshall founded Kiss Goodbye To Ana following her recovery from anorexia and bulimia and now helps women with eating disorders, particularly anorexia, become confident, happy, and free or 'beautiful badasses.'  She is an EFT, Matrix Reimprinting, and Mind Your Mind Practitioner and helps her clients change their mindset rather than focus on meal plans and goal weights.   She offers 1:1 support and online training to parents/carers (Supporting Someone With An Eating Disorder) and other practitioners (Working With People With Eating Disorders).  Kim's book, "How To Kiss Goodbye To Ana," published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers was released in February 2018.   Kim is also campaigning for more effective support for those with eating disorders.Connect with Kim Marshall: kim@kissgoodbyetoana.comhttps://www.facebook.com/KissGoodbyeToAnahttp://www.kissgoodbyetoana.com/Don't forget to hit that Subscribe button and leave a review. As always, thanks for sharing your time with us and listening to this episode of Self Love Sit Downs. God Bless. Contact us at selflovesitdowns@gmail.comInstagram:Kelsey @kelsey_teddiArmando @mandofarias05 Facebook Groups:Kelsey Teddi FitnessAs always, Self Love Starts with YOU!

John Schembari shares about his journey within the education world. He discusses what it takes to be a true teacher leader and how you can leverage past experiences to add value to your teacher leadership journey. https://alwaysalesson.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/empowering-educators-podcast-9.png ()Quotables A true leader understands that it's about empowering the community, not necessarily empowering themselves. We cannot do this alone. It requires all of us to step up and give our best. Educators throughout time have had similar concerns and stress… take comfort in that. You can have all the content knowledge in the world but if you can't transmit it or get other people interested in it, you can't teach.  Sometimes you just need the right person to say the right thing at the right time. You have to help raise and grow people first and then everything else comes. That ignites my passion, to see the spread of good things. Not bad things.  About John: Dr. John Schembari is an Improvement Coach through which he supports teachers and school leaders by performing on site evaluations, identifying data informed trends, reviewing curriculum/assessment materials, creating improvement plans, coaching individuals one-on-one, developing and delivering group trainings to educators, and implementing evidence-based instructional strategies that improve teaching practices and increase student learning. John's areas of specific interest include the facilitation of professional learning communities and educator affinity networks, implementation of project-based learning, and the development of teaching practices that promote student engagement, equity, and inclusion. Prior to his time as a consultant, he served as a middle school teacher, high school social studies teacher, founding high school principal, K-12 district CAO, leadership development facilitator, and as national director of teacher and school leader learning. John also has lived/worked internationally in Japan, Saudi Arabia, and The United Kingdom, and, occasionally, performs on site reviews of American curriculum schools in The United Arab Emirates. Raised in New Jersey, he received his undergraduate degree from the University of Mary Washington (VA), his master's degree in public administration from the University of Pittsburgh (PA), his second master's degree in educational supervision from Montclair State University (NJ), and his doctorate in educational leadership from Seton Hall University (NJ). Linked - Media Mentioned: Linkedin -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnaschembari/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnaschembari/) https://www.amazon.com/s?k=cultivating+genuis&gclid=CjwKCAiA4KaRBhBdEiwAZi1zzm7dL9RaYKiptbX6bqAsCSjPfJDAHxHWM0afIXZR5O9vohTHkIm_NxoCDlwQAvD_BwE&hvadid=582217944633&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9014993&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=8952257047922844262&hvtargid=kwd-1634531577331&hydadcr=7691_9903761&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_3rd9497dfc_e ("Cultivating Genius" by Gholdy Muhammad) https://marshallmemo.com/ ("The Marshall Memo" Kim Marshall) https://www.the74million.org/ (The 74) https://www.edweek.org/ (Education Week) https://www.ascd.org/el (Educational Leadership) https://www.themainidea.net/about/ (The Main Idea) Come Chat on Clubhouse! Instructional Coaching Clubhttp://www.clubhouse.com/club/instructionalcoaching (- www.clubhouse.com/club/instructionalcoaching) Join the Always A Lesson Newsletter Join http://eepurl.com/lJKNn (here) and grab a freebie! Connect with Gretchen Email: gretchen@alwaysalesson.com Blog: https://alwaysalesson.com/blog/ (Always A Lesson) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlwaysALesson/ (Always A Lesson) Twitter: https://twitter.com/gschultek/ (@gschultek) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/always.a.lesson/ (Always.A.Lesson)

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, walks us through a reflection of the past year and exhorts truth through testimony.

Eating Disorders Are A Mental Health Problem - Kim Marshall Speaks With Angela Karanja about her struggle then triumph over this monster and gives parents advice how to identify and help families deal with anorexia and bulimia. It's important for parents of teens to understand this and truly go deep and help their teens address this. Contact Kim FACEBOOK http://www.kissgoodbyetoana.com/ 07518 053311 kim@kissgoodbyetoana.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/raisingteenagers/message

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, walks us through a reflection of the past year and exhorts truth through testimony.

If you track the ongoing weekly education articles that are published, you maybe know about the Marshall Memo. If not, you should. The Marshall Memo, published 50 times a year since 2003, is designed to keep principals, teachers, instructional coaches, superintendents, well-informed on current research and best practices. In this Leader Chat Jeff talks with Kim Marshall, and as you will notice, they would ‘nerd-out' on educational issues for hours if they were allowed. Clearly, Kim is well informed and connected to ongoing research and trends in education.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, walks us through a reflection of the past year and exhorts truth through testimony.

Dr. Arne Bengtson from Swerim in Sweden and Dr. Kim Marshall from LECO sit down with Andrew to discuss their careers in atomic spectroscopy, particularly their collaboration around LECO's glow discharge products. They share stories of exciting research and new sample types that helped advance the field today and perspectives for the future of glow discharge spectroscopy.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, walks us through a reflection of the past year and exhorts truth through testimony.

In our lead-up to the 2022 World Conference and Club Business Expo, we're focusing this episode on wellness. We're joined by Kim DeOrsey of Cause + Medic, Kim Marshall of S'well The Agency, and our colleagues Katherine Lord and Christina Krueger to discuss the current state of wellness and the fitness offerings that will be available to attendees at World Conference.

Kim shares she story today and how for years the comments that others made may have lead to issues with eating and her thoughts of her body in her life.  It's a great story and she as many have, has gone on to help others because of her experience. EFT , Emotional Freedom Technique or tapping has helped her and we talk about that.  She also wrote a book called How to Kiss Goodbye to ANA. This is a bit about it: Do you struggle with Ana (anorexia) or have a difficult relationship with food and body image? Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) have the potential to transform your life and put you on the path to recovery. Here, honest diary extracts relay Kim Marshall's own struggles with anorexia and bulimia, including time spent in a residential treatment centre, and how she discovered EFT and learned to quiet the negative voices that were blocking her recovery. You can find her at. https://www.kissgoodbyetoana.com/ Also she is on Facebook here.  ----------- Or support this podcast by buying a cup of coffee . Buy me a cup of coffee here. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/juggling OR  Purchase your own Journey to Joy Journal .  OR  Write a 5 STAR review on Podbean or Itunes. Share with others who may need and want to hear this message.   

Dr. Howard Murad is a true wellness trailblazer. One of the first doctors to open a day spa, and the owner of nineteen patents in the field, Dr. Murad popularized the idea that skincare goes further than skin deep. He was one of the first people to identify skin care as health care, and now he champions the best ways to maintain healthy skin for the sake of your entire body.  Howard's story is a  great rags-to-riches tale. The youngest of six born to Iraqi immigrants, he worked his way through college, pharmacy school, and medical school, pushing his way through poverty and out the other side a wellness cultural icon. One of the very first dermatologists to open a day spa, it wasn't until he was 50 years old that he founded Murad, a brand that's still a major player in the largest sector of the $4.5 trillion dollar wellness economy – Beauty and Personal Care Products.  Dr. Howard Murad is a fan of the GWS, having attended a number of Summits around the world. Of course, his innovative company would be one of the of the first to sponsor this podcast – the “spots” were actually conversations with beauty and wellness influencers talking about their personal experience with Murad.  Murad skincare even asked our host, Kim Marshall, to guest host their new podcast, “Well Connected!” three times in 2021!  His insights into keeping skin healthy are so helpful, from how we should eat our water instead of just drinking it, to the basics of getting enough sleep and most importantly, keeping positive!  And, of course, there's more to Dr. Murad than his work with skin, He is an accomplished author and artist and a crafter of joyful axioms or affirmations that are published as “Dr's Quote Cards.” We also chat about his personal life, his newfound love of art and even his signature bright colors that pop up everywhere from his walls to his shirts.  As it happens, Kim would often run into Dr. Murad on her favorite hiking trail in the Santa Monica mountains. She says being able to sit down and talk shop with such an influential figure in the world of wellness was both meaningful and fun. To learn more, visit the Murad site at https://www.murad.com (Murad.com) Resources: https://drhowardmurad.com (Dr. Murad's official website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-howard-murad-964064126/ (Dr. Murad on LinkedIn) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/well-connected-by-murad/id1563571893 (Listen to Murad's “Well Connected” Podcast) https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/trends-2021/ (Global Wellness Trends Mid-Year Report: The Future of Wellness 2021) https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/2021-global-wellness-summit/ (Global Wellness Summit 2021 in Tel Aviv, Israel) Hosted by https://www.swellpublicrelations.com (Kim Marshall) Produced by http://crate.media (Crate Media)

In this episode, I interview Jenn David-Lang of The Main Idea and Kim Marshall of The Marshall Memo about their recent collaboration on The Best of the Marshall Memo website. This curated and expertly-organized collection of resources is a treasure trove of awesomeness for all educators. In addition to the best of the best Marshall Memo summaries of articles in 22 categories, there are actionable professional learning activities for leaders to implement today related to those topics. We had a great conversation, and it will be clear to you how these free resources can improve your practice. And if you haven't already, it's time to subscribe to The Main Idea and The Marshall Memo. Send your comments, questions, and show ideas to mike@schoolleadershipshow.com.  Consider rating the podcast in iTunes and leaving a comment.  And please pass the show along to your colleagues.  If you or someone you know would like to sponsor the show, send me an email at mike@schoolleadershipshow.com.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, walks us through a reflection of the past year and exhorts truth through testimony.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, exhorts truth through testimony.

“There's no morality in size,” says writer, model and body positivity advocate Charlotte Zoller. FACTS. Listen in as she and guest host Kim Marshall of the Global Wellness Institute chat about size inclusivity for mental and physical wellness—from Charlotte's Teen Vogue column “Ask a Fat Girl,” to doctor's visits becoming minefields for fat people, to skincare as self-care to help alleviate discrimination-based stress. Plus, be sure to visit wellconnected.murad.com for more skin wellness stories from truly legit experts.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. It can help temper our own entitledness, battle against false humility, and remind us of those sweet moments between God and ourselves. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, exhorts truth through testimony.

Three people, three different life stories, and three different experiences with the Holy Spirit, and none of the three had a typical "come-to-Christ" moment. If anything, to the outside person, it may seem like they were the least likely candidate for God to have picked. Listen as Kim Marshall speaks into each person's character and the hows and whys of God picking them and upending their lives to become a living testimony for His kingdom.

Three people, three different life stories, and three different experiences with the Holy Spirit, and none of the three had a typical "come-to-Christ" moment. If anything, to the outside person, it may seem like they were the least likely candidate for God to have picked. Listen as Kim Marshall speaks into each person's character and the hows and whys of God picking them and upending their lives to become a living testimony for His kingdom.

Did you know optimism levels are lowest around age 18? And that optimists typically live longer, healthier lives? Not to mention—surprise!—self-help books don't really help? All this according to a recent study of 75,000 people, led by William Chopik, Ph.D., a psychology professor at Michigan State University. Get the truth about optimism in this episode of Well Connected by Murad with Professor Chopik and guest host Kim Marshall of the Global Wellness Institute. And be sure to visit wellconnected.murad.com for more wellness stories rooted in real facts and science.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. It can help temper our own entitledness, battle against false humility, and remind us of those sweet moments between God and ourselves. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, exhorts truth through testimony.

Kim Marshall continues his conversation with the team, now focusing on observations and professional growth.   Let us know what you think: https://twitter.com/thirdeyeed

Kim Marshall discusses the influence and evolution of the Marshall Memo with the Third Eye Team.   Let Third Eye know what you think: twitter.com/thirdeyeed

Financial wellbeing is a big wellness trend this year. Do you need the “financial wholeness” checklist? How do you live joyfully, even frugally? What does “splitting it before getting it” mean? Guest host Kim Marshall of the Global Wellness Institute breaks it all down with Tiffany Aliche—“The Budgetnista” herself and author of the New York Times bestseller “Get Good With Money.”

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. It can help temper our own entitledness, battle against false humility, and remind us of those sweet moments between God and ourselves. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Kim Marshall, a member of our preaching team, exhorts truth through testimony.

This week, Tracy and Jim chat with the creator of THE MAIN IDEA Jennifer David-Lang.  Ms. David-Lang is well-known in leadership circles for her intricate book summaries on every leadership topic under the sun.  You don't have time to read that professional book?  Don't worry--likely Jen has a summary for it.  The summaries also include ways leaders can operationalize the texts into professional learning for their staffs.  In addition, Ms. David-Lang has used time away during the pandemic to create Masterminds groups, mini-PLCs of leaders from across the country who can work together in solving problems of practice.  Finally, Ms. David-Lang and one of her colleagues Kim Marshall (a former LITTLE THINGS FIRST podcast guest) have just published their latest Marshall Memo collection and are excited to launch a website funded in part by the Gates Foundation to make these compilations available to the masses. themainidea.net Jen@themainidea.net littlethings1st.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/tracyandjim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/support

This month's episode is all about travel and specifically, the future of travel post-COVID. My guest is travel PR guru, Jennifer Hawkins, who owns Hawkins Public Relations (https://www.hawkpr.com/) and Maverick Creative (https://www.maverickcreative.us/). She is a veteran in the travel business and is known for her work ethic, tenacity and kindness, especially when it comes to us pesky journalists. We discuss how COVID has impacted the industry, how to help hotels and restaurants that have been affected, how private travel is on the rise and why travel insurance is a necessity post-COVID, among other subjects. Photo by Kim Marshall

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with former principal, educational coach, and author of the renowned publication, The Marshall Memo, Kim Marshall, about the future of education and teacher supervision.

Giving the gift of service to the homeless…For most of us, the holidays mean home. For more than a half million homeless Americans, it’s a gift they only wish for. Fortunately, people like Kim Marshall of Project Homeless Connect have dedicated their lives to making sure they have a place to call home and a friend who is there to help. Here’s her story….Links Project Homeless ConnectHesed HouseNational Alliance to End HomelessnessHand UpWomen’s SheltersHomeless VeteransSubmit Your Story Idea! This Episode Sponsored by: Urban Growers Collective - Must Love Dogs NW - Squarespace (SAVE 10% on your first website subscription when you enter PARTNER10 at checkout!) - Theresa Springer, Movement Mortgage

In which Dan speaks with Kim Marshall, a retired teacher and principal, on his career and reflections on education and leadership. Kim is now a consultant and publisher of the excellent Marshall Memo, a weekly roundup of ideas and research in K-12 education. Dan and Kim talk about busing in Boston in the 1970s, how you know when you're ready to move into administration, and what he's learned from spending every Sunday for years reading education articles. As always, we welcome comments and questions on Twitter @BigIdeaEdMentioned in the show:"The Desegregation of a Boston Classroom" by Kim Marshall, Learning, September 1975"Class Warfare in the Boston Schools" by Kim Marshall, Harvard, February 1975"Pushing Back on Outmoded Beliefs" by Kim Marshall in Leaderboard, Michigan Association of School Boards, Spring 2019The Best of the Marshall Memo (for purchase) and a free chapterMusic: "Que Extrano Es" by Molo courtesy of Tribe of Noise

Love thy neighbor. 3 simple words. For a commandment that seems so simple at first glance, it is surprisingly and deceptively difficult. Listen as guest speaker and a part of Epicentre West LA's preaching team's own, Kim Marshall, explains whom we are to love, why we are to love, and how we are to love.

When COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, a lot of people looked to the Global Wellness Summit for hope and answers. So the GWS shifted their plans for this year, just like everyone else, and focused on providing information and advice to help people adjust to their “new normal.” One of the GWS initiatives was the #FiveInTen Leader Livecasts, hosted by Kim Marshall. We’ve been talking to wellness leaders from the worlds of fitness, beauty, the arts, technology — you name it — but there’s one thing that every guest has had in common: they’re inspiring examples of innovation and positivity during this time. Today, we want to share two of the conversations featured on livecasts. First is Jim Chenevey, CEO of Earthlite, a company dedicated to healing humanity through touch, and Living Earth Crafts, and spa equipment manufacturer. We’ll hear how they quickly shifted their manufacturing to meet the shifting demands of both medical providers, including how a doctor’s request helped them adapt a pregnancy pillow for massage tables into a life-saving tool for COVID-19 patients. For the second half of this episode, we’ll hear a conversation with Rick Stollmeyer, Co-Founder of Mindbody, a tech platform and app that enables wellness entrepreneurs worldwide to use the software to run, market, and grow their businesses. Then the rest of us can use the app to quickly find fitness, wellness, and beauty businesses in their communities or wherever they’re traveling. They led the way in helping the $100B fitness industry go virtual practically overnight, and it’s amazing to hear how they pulled it off. Resources: Earthlite: earthlite.com (https://www.earthlite.com/) Living Earth Crafts: livingearthcrafts.com (https://www.livingearthcrafts.com/) Mindbody: mindbodyonline.com (https://www.mindbodyonline.com/) Global Wellness Summit 2020 (https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/) GWI's 2020 Research In Progress (https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/research-in-progress/) Hosted by (https://www.swellpublicrelations.com) Produced by (http://crate.media)

In this throwback episode, Dr. Michelle interviews Kim Marshall! Kim is a mom of kindergarteners and is the creator of the online group Starting School with Roots and Wings, her online community that has grown immensely in the last 2 years. Her group accompanies families in this huge transition period when the intention is to prepare their children for kindergarten. Kim delivers awesome online resources, courses, teaching in-person, and online. If you have children that will be going to kindergarten soon or you know anyone that would benefit from information, this is the right episode for you; Kim shares her top 6 tips to prepare families for kindergarten as well as tons of valuable content.   Key Takeaways: [6:05] Kim Marshall shares her story. [9:25] Kim’s Facebook group and her approach to education. [12:19] Top 6 tips to prepare families for kindergarten. [15:26] Tip #1: You know your child as a child, not as a learner: trust the teacher. [17:07] Learning resilience and grit when you are young. [17:37] Tip #2: Use the circle of control. [20:14] Make sure basic needs are met. [21:19] Helping our most emotional kids during the transition. [24:00] The most difficult times for kindergarteners during the school year. [26:03] Tip #3: Make the unfamiliar more familiar. [29:14] Parents are nervous about sending their kids to school because they don’t understand it. [30:05] Tip #4: It takes a village. [31:24] Get help when things don't feel well. [35:40] Have positive conversations with teachers at the beginning of each year. [36:35] Tip #5: Encourage independence. [38:38] Teach your children to listen to their bodies. [42:03] Give your child space to persevere. [43:25] Tip #6: Unschedule. [44:46] It is easier to put things back on the calendar than take them away. [46:15] The issue regarding the extra-curricular activities. [49:44] Kim Marshall talks about her journey. [53:52] If it is on you, you have to share it! [55:26] Rapid fire questions.   Continue on your wild journey… Join us on our Facebook community  www.poppyclinic.com Dr. Michelle Peris at Instagram  Dr. Michelle Peris at Facebook Designs for Health   Have you ever heard of IV Vitamin Therapy? This is one of the treatments that are offered at the Poppy Clinic, you can receive it as a stand-alone treatment or as part of your holistic health care. IV stands for Intravenous. It is a 40-minute session during which you are administered a customized blend of vitamins intravenously, right into your bloodstream. The advantage of getting your vitamins this way is that the digestive tract is bypassed in order for you to absorb 100% of what you are getting, you are receiving the vitamins directly, and are able to get much higher doses of the vitamins than you would ever be able to get otherwise.   Did you know that 1 of 3 people have a digestive compromise? This means that even if you are eating a great diet or taking all of your vitamins, you might not actually be digesting and absorbing everything. IV Vitamin Therapy is the treatment that helps you absorb 100% of vitamins into your system.   Benefits of IV Vitamin Therapy: - Boost your immune system - Heal from chronic disease - Fight off infections - Boost your mood - Improve sleep quality - Calm your nervous system - Health optimization - Prevention of disease - Anti-aging and collagen production boost   Reach out to the Poppy Clinic! You don’t need a referral. We look forward to meeting you very soon!    Get in touch with Kim Marshall.  Starting School with Roots and Wings Starting School with Roots and Wings on Instagram Email Kim Marshall at sswithrootsandwings@gmail.com 

Back in January, some of the most forward-thinking minds in the wellness industry got together for the release of the Global Wellness Trends Report: The Future of Wellness 2020 (https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/2020-global-wellness-trends/). We had the opportunity to record some incredible conversations, and we started sharing those conversations in March 2020. Then the state of the world changed, so we pivoted: the Global Wellness Summit started focusing on helping the wellness industry get through the health crisis and, with help from our host Kim Marshall, supporting our community’s needs in the moment through Instagram live streams. But we still had seven conversations with some of the top thought leaders in the wellness space, and we really wanted to share their insight with the world. So we called them up to learn what’s changed in a post-COVID world, allowing us to share twice as much wellness wisdom in each episode. We’re starting with Sarah Smith, Content Director for Prevention, a magazine that’s celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2020 and is more relevant now than ever. In a world in the throes of a global health crisis and where the words “fake news” are floated around a bit too much, Prevention works hard to be a source for trustworthy health info. They’ve been doing incredible work covering COVID-19 over the last few months, with quality and reliability at the forefront. Prevention was also the first organization to partner with the Global Wellness Institute (https://www.prevention.com/life/a30214813/wellness-moonshot-january/) on the Wellness Moonshot: a world free of preventable disease. This goal is also more relevant now than ever, and we really appreciate everything Prevention does to support GWI and further this goal.  If you want to join Kim and Sarah in being part of the Wellness Moonshot, learn about how you can get involved here. (https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/wellness-moonshot/) To learn more, read Prevention at Prevention.com (https://www.prevention.com/) Resources: Prevention.com (https://www.prevention.com/) Read: “What Will Happen When There’s a COVID-19 Vaccine?” (https://www.prevention.com/health/health-conditions/a33626037/why-get-coronavirus-vaccine/) Instagram: @preventionmag (https://www.instagram.com/preventionmag/) Facebook: facebook.com/preventionmagazine (https://www.facebook.com/preventionmagazine/) Global Wellness Summit 2020 (https://www.globalwellnesssummit.com/) GWI's 2020 Research In Progress (https://globalwellnessinstitute.org/industry-research/research-in-progress/) Hosted by (https://www.swellpublicrelations.com) Produced by (http://crate.media)

In this week’s episode we discuss Mental Health and the effects that it can have in the workplace and what employers can do to help staff back into the workplace. Last month, Mushroom Director Ed Surman spoke to part-time Mushroom member, published author and business owner, Kim Marshall about Mental Health, Mushroom updates and our new podcast. Hosts - Ed Surman Guest - Kim Marshall Producer - Louis Duncan Music - The Americas © Copyright, Mushroom Management Ltd 2020, All Right Reserved

Aidan Kearney... Fake news... Predator Poachers.... Whole Scam... sprinkled with Youniques own Kim Marshall... Lets GO!

(May 1, 2020) Kennedy Elementary School in Ogdensburg has a pretty remarkable entrance, but, so are the third graders in Kim Marshall's classroom. I was able to record quite a few of them, as well as Kim, and Riley Luckie, who happened to be a substitute teacher that day.

Everyone Doesn't Eat Everybody's Gumbeaux-Ep-10 Kim Marshall of InAffordable Housing---Easter Traditions & Financial Management

Kim Marshall is a former teacher and principal who has spent the last several years compiling research articles into THE MARSHALL MEMO. His memo features summaries of articles so they are accessible to leaders and educators who don't have time to digest the full articles. Mr. Marshall has also spent a great deal of his professional life studying teacher evaluation, its effectiveness, and ways to strengthen its impact on student learning. He talks about the little things we can do to make teacher evaluation more impactful! littlethings1st.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/support

Kim Marshall is the founder of the Marshall Memo and Jenn David-Lang is the founder of the Main Idea. We talk about their new book, “The Best of the Marshall Memo,” As a principal I rarely had time to read in a thoughtful way. Why write a book about the Marshall Memo. Articles not organized. Professional development ideas. Educational journals have theme issues. How to take the next step from the learning to the doing. Practical article about how to have conversations - Don’t email criticism Watching a teacher who made a grammatical mistake. It’s going to be in the principal’s hands. One strategy, what do you notice? Why have a conversation about the grammatical error? Are there reasons why you should talk with this teacher? She was miseducating the kids. We couldn’t let that go by. Has the leader created a culture of feedback? Getting into classrooms enough that you see the bigger picture. Teachers need to be appreciated. Real time coaching vs after-the-event feedback. Routine for principals to take over the class. Have a conversation so that the teacher comes to the conclusion on what behavior comes next. Sanebox - take control of your email How to be a transformative principal? Kim: Have an out of office response on email. Jenn: Ask for feedback. If you want to work with Jethro, please get in touch jethrojones.com or schedule a call

Today, my guests need no introduction … I am honored to host Kim Marshall (of “The Marshall Memo) and Jenn David-Lang (of the Main Idea) to discuss their new book, The Best of the Marshall Memo. Show Highlights The importance of finding gaps and filling them Being good doesn’t mean that’s what you do best The unexpected benefit of writing The Marshall Memo Why Kim considers himself an “accidental educator.” The research behind tough conversations The research on teacher evaluation Full Transcript (Available here)   Resources & Contact Info:   The Best of the Marshall Memo Email Kim for a free chapter here Kim’s website Jenn’s website Jenn on Twitter Looking for more? Read The Better Leaders Better Schools Roadmap Join “The Mastermind” Read the latest on the blog   Show Sponsors ORGANIZED BINDER Organized Binder is an evidence-based RTI2 Tier 1 universal level solution Focuses on improving executive functioning and noncognitive skills Is in direct alignment with the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework Is an integral component for ensuring Least Restrictive Environments (LRE) You can learn more and improve your student’s success at https://organizedbinder.com/   SANEBOX Suffer from email overload? Bring Sane-ity back to your email inbox.  Click here for a free 14-day trial to Sanebox and get a $25 credit, by visiting sanebox.com/blbs   Copyright © 2020 Better Leaders Better Schools

Listen in on our conversation this week as we share the resources that Jenn and David have created to promote professional and personal development in the field of education. This mixture of professional and personal development is what I live for, and I can’t wait for it to make the same impact in your world as it has in mine. Get full show notes and more information here: https://angelakellycoaching.com/106

Get the book, The Best of the Marshall Memo Check out Kim's teacher and principal rubrics at MarshallMemo.comLearn more about the Instructional Leadership Association, our main program, which includes the Marshall MemoAbout Kim MarshallKim Marshall is the author of The Marshall Memo, which reaches thousands of leaders each week. He spent 32 years with Boston Public Schools as a principal, teacher, and central office administrator, and regular speaks about teacher supervision and evaluation.

On this week’s podcast, Kim Marshall, author of The Best of the Marshall Memo, joins Mike Petrilli and David Griffith to talk about the challenge of spreading evidence-based practices in schools. On the Research Minute, Amber Northern examines how performance-based scholarships affect the ways college students use their time.  

Over a 30 year period, Kim Marshall served as a teacher, policy advisor, speechwriter, director of the curriculum, and a principal for Boston schools. After that incredible career, Marshall began chapter two of his professional life with the publication of the Marshall Memo. Marshall's weekly publication is widely known in education circles and for the past 17 years, the "Marshall’s Memo" has been emailed out weekly to educators around the world. In Episode 127 of Class Dismissed, Marshall talks about which ideas in education have had decades of lasting power and Marshall told us that he thinks teacher teams may be the "secret sauce" to successful schools. Marshall says that when schools create groups like the algebra team, the 4th-grade team, or the kindergarten team they get results. Marshall says these teams should be sitting down planning curriculum units together and then looking at the actual student work that comes out of their classrooms on a day-by-day basis or from assessments and sharing the most effective ideas. Marshall says this needs to happen because teaching is contextual. "Any middle school teacher will tell you they can have a lesson that's going really brilliantly the first lesson and then the same lesson in the second lesson doesn't go as well," Marshall says this is because teaching is so hard and so complex. Marshall just released a new book encapsulating the "Best of the Marshall Memo" and he and his co-author, Jenn David-Lang, are offering a free chapter on time management to anyone that emails them to requests it. Those interested can email Marshall at kim.marshall48@gmail.com You can listen to the full interview with Kim Marshall on your favorite podcast app or iTunes. Other links from the episode Gaggle Knows Everything About Teens And Kids In School All Rights Reserved. Class Dismissed Podcast 2017-2019

In this episode educator and author Kim Marshall (www.marshallmemo.com) and I talk about his new book co-authored with Jenn David Lang (www.themainidea.net) - The Best of the Marshall Memo Book One: Ideas and Action Steps to Energize Leadership, Teaching, and Learning.  We talk about the structure of the book and how it will help busy school leaders grow and develop.  Kim has offered listeners of this podcast a free copy of, “Chapter Two: Managing Time for Impact.”  Kim also mentioned a cool book that he is currently reading - Visual Intelligence: Sharpen Your Perception, Change Your Life by Amy Herman.  You can access much of Kim Marshall's work for free at www.marshallmemo.com.  His weekly Marshall Memo helps countless educators stay current on what's happening in K-12 education.  Enjoy this conversation with Kim Marshall. Send your comments, questions, and show ideas to mike@schoolleadershipshow.com. Consider rating the podcast in iTunes and leaving a comment.  And please pass the show along to your colleagues. If you or someone you know would like to sponsor the show, send me an email at mike@schoolleadershipshow.com.

If you are like most school leaders, time management can be one of the most difficult parts of your work. Most new school leaders I meet explain how overwhelming the list of to-do’s can be. What are the solutions? Well, Kim Marshall and Jenn David-Lang provide a wealth of information on resources and practices that […]

Dive into the heart of the Global Wellness Conversations podcast with Nancy Davis, the Chief Creative Officer and Executive Director of the Global Wellness Summit and Global Wellness Institute. Perfect for both first-time listeners and regulars, this episode takes you behind the scenes, shedding light on the podcast's origins, its distinctive approach, and the passion-driven stories from the wellness industry that make it a must-listen.To learn more, visit Global Wellness Summit's site at GlobalWellnessSummit.com.Resources:Connect with Nancy Davis on LinkedInHosted by Kim Marshall

We’re excited to announce a new initiative as part of Global Wellness Summit 2019 — one that will help bring the message and mission of the Global Wellness Summit to a truly worldwide audience.  In this inaugural episode, host and wellness communications guru Kim Marshall sits down with Nancy Davis, CCO & Executive Director of the Summit, to learn what this gathering of wellness thought leaders represents to the $4.3 trillion global wellness marketplace  You’ll learn about this years wellness trends, why this is called the Asian Century and what to expect in future podcasts recorded at the Summit as we talk to leaders in the hospitality, architecture, and fashion industries, as well as mental wellness pioneers and healthcare disruptors, and even some fun things to do while in Singapore. 

Kim Marshall is a mom of kindergarteners and is the creator of the online group Starting School with Roots and Wings, her online community has grown immensely in the last 2 years, accompanying families in this huge transition period when the intention is to prepare their children for kindergarten. Kim delivers awesome online resources, courses, teaching in-person and online. If you have children that will be going to kindergarten soon or you know anyone that would benefit from information, this is the right episode for you; Kim shares her top 6 tips to prepare families for kindergarten as well as tons of valuable content.   Key Takeaways: [6:05] Kim Marshall shares her story. [9:25] Kim’s facebook group and her approach to education. [12:19] Top 6 tips to prepare families for kindergarten. [15:26] Tip #1: You know your child as a child, not as a learner: trust the teacher. [17:07] Learning resilience and grit when you are young. [17:37] Tip #2: Use the circle of control. [20:14] Make sure basic needs are met. [21:19] Helping our most emotional kids during the transition. [24:00] The most difficult times for kindergarteners during the school year. [26:03] Tip #3: Make the unfamiliar more familiar. [29:14] Parents are nervous about sending their kids to school because they don’t understand it. [30:05] Tip #4: It takes a village. [31:24] Get help when things don't feel well. [35:40] Have positive conversations with teachers at the beginning of each year. [36:35] Tip #5: Encourage independence. [38:38] Teach your children to listen to their bodies. [42:03] Give your child space to persevere. [43:25] Tip #6: Unschedule. [44:46] It is easier to put things back on the calendar than take them away. [46:15] The issue regarding the extra-curricular activities. [49:44] Kim Marshall talks about her journey. [53:52] If it is on you, you have to share it! [55:26] Rapid fire questions.   Continue on your wild journey… Join us on our Facebook community  www.poppyclinic.com Dr. Michelle Peris at Instagram  Dr. Michelle Peris at Facebook Designs for Health   When was the last time you felt truly cared for, like your health provider is invested in helping you find the root cause of your dis-ease and is offering common sense solutions to your problems?  The Poppy Clinic thinks you need an innovative approach to understanding why you are experiencing symptoms in the first place, offering functional tests to help provide the answers that you need and solutions that make sense for your life. At The Poppy Clinic, we believe you deserve to thrive in your health and be an invested member in your healthcare partnership. We are an integrative healthcare team providing services such as naturopathic medicine, holistic medicine, nutrition, IV vitamin therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, scar release therapy and live cell blood analysis. Since we believe community is imperative for transforming your health, we also provide unique community health services: our women’s group Rebel Tribe, a 6 week meditation series, solstice meditation, group nutrition services and mom and baby yoga. We want to transform your healthcare experience, and we believe that you deserve such clarity in your health that you can separate poppy seeds from soil — and now you know where the clinic name comes from!   We look forward to meeting you very soon!    Get in touch with Kim Marshall.  Starting School with Roots and Wings Starting School with Roots and Wings on Instagram Live Event in Toronto on August 11th Email Kim Marshall at sswithrootsandwings@gmail.com 

This week Pete (@mr_van_w) and John (@jfcatto) grapple with the intersection of ideology and economic sense when it comes to www.teacherpayteachers.com. Then John highlights the staggeringly large number of people that it takes to educate a child from K-12.    Pete: Teachers are making millions selling their lesson plans online - Carolyn Thompson https://www.businessinsider.com/teachers-making-millions-online-lesson-plans-2017-4   John: The big picture: How many people influence a student's life - Kim Marshall https://www.kappanonline.org/marshall-how-many-people-influence-student-life/   www.aeon.net.au  

This week Pete (@mr_van_w) and John (@jfcatto) grapple with the intersection of ideology and economic sense when it comes to www.teacherpayteachers.com. Then John highlights the staggeringly large number of people that it takes to educate a child from K-12.    Pete: Teachers are making millions selling their lesson plans online - Carolyn Thompson https://www.businessinsider.com/teachers-making-millions-online-lesson-plans-2017-4   John: The big picture: How many people influence a student's life - Kim Marshall https://www.kappanonline.org/marshall-how-many-people-influence-student-life/   www.aeon.net.au  

Kim Marshall spent decades monitoring education in the United States, so we asked him how we're doing. For 50 years, Kim Marshall has been deeply involved in education in the United States. Between 1969 and 2002, Marshall served as a teacher, policy advisor, speechwriter, director of curriculum, and a principal for Boston schools. Once retiring from public education in 2002, Marshall started serving as a coach for principals, and he started writing the Marshall Memo. A weekly publication, well known in education circles, which he designed to keep educators in the know about current education research and best practices.  "When I was a principal I did not have enough time to read," said Marshall. "Once I got finished being a principal, out of exhaustion by the way. I decided that I now had time to read and that I should write summaries of the very best ideas from a wide variety of publications and send it to principals so they could get some of the best ideas from all around the world." Kim Marshall reading. Credit: marshallmemo.com The State of Education? Over the past 15+ years, Marshall has published over 700 memos and he's had his fingers on the pulse of the education community. So who better to ask about the state of education in the United States. Overall, Marshall is upbeat about where we are. He notes that surveys find that people are happy with their local schools, but they're down on schools nationally. "Generally the US is doing really well, but there are pockets of problems," said Marshall. "They are mostly schools where you're educating children coming from poverty. Children with other issues in their lives. But Marshall says there are some "beat the odds schools" that fascinate him. He says he was inspired to become a principal when he started reading the research on how some schools and principals produced really great schools for students that were challenged. When were we at our best? Since Marshall has been involved in education from 1969 to 2019, we challenged him to state when education in the US was at its best. "I think now we've done better and I think part of that was through some things that were controversial," said Marshall. He says the George W. Bush reforms had its flaws with testing and narrowing the curriculum. "But I think one of the best things that came out of it was producing data broken down by race, by class, by different schools." Marshall says No Child Left Behind, allowed educators to shine a spotlight on those pockets of schools that are not performing well. "The big picture is we're getting better", said Marshall. To hear our full interview with Kim Marshall listen to Episode 89 of the Class Dismissed Podcast on iTunes or your favorite podcasting app. All Rights Reserved. Class Dismissed Podcast 2017 – 2019

With 32 years of experience in the education space and current author of the subscription-based Marshall Memo, Kim Marshall lightens the load of busy educators by serving as their "designated reader." In this episode, we were fortunate to sit down with the renowned national expert!

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By now most professional educators know who Kim Marshall is because of his innovative mini-observations and popular weekly Marshall Memo, which every educator should subscribe to. But he has also been a lifetime educator, school leader, and father of educators; therefore I decided to reach out to ask him the following questions.

On this week’s episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Kim Marshall joins me to talk about oncology rehabilitation. Kim is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who recently directed her continuing education towards rehabilitation of the side effects of cancer and cancer treatment. In addition to becoming certified in the treatment of lymphedema, Kim completed the STAR training to address and treat other side effects of cancer including unspecified pain, neuropathy and fatigue. In this episode, we discuss: -The history of oncology rehabilitation and the role of physical therapists as a healthcare professional ally -What is lymphedema and how can physical therapists learn to treat this condition -Common side effects of cancer treatment and the influence on a rehabilitation program -Important components of patient education and an exercise program for oncology patients -And so much more!   Direct access oncology patients may not always be aware of the need for specialized care. Kim believes, “We need to be a little bit more available to patients to make sure if we can't treat them then we're getting them in the right direction.”   Patient education is critical during the initial phases of cancer treatment. Potential side effects are best screened early on so they can be more easily managed throughout the treatment. Kim states it is important for patients to understand, “Unfortunately if you've undergone the treatment for cancer, you're going to have a new normal.”   Physical therapists are well prepared to be a primary healthcare provider throughout the cancer treatment process, from preparing patients for treatments to supporting patients during treatment and recovery. Kim stresses, “I would be an advocate for finding somebody who you can go over your laundry list, we should be the healthcare providers that patients can come and complain to along with their concerns and fears.”   Kim encourages those interested in oncology rehabilitation to think about the added challenges of this field but also the potential for personal growth from treating this patient population. She shares, “It is really rewarding. There is something about the diagnosis of cancer and facing your own mortality. I always tell my patients I'm on the good end of this in terms of putting people back together. It's challenging… Every patient is a little different in terms of symptoms and a little bit different in terms of where they are in their recovery.”   For more information on Kim: Kim received her doctorate of physical therapy from Western University and her physical therapy degree from California State University, Long Beach in 1985. She obtained her Masters degree in Biokinesiology from the University of Southern California in 1996. She has specialized in the treatment of orthopedic injuries for the past 20 years. Recently, Kim has directed her continuing education towards rehabilitation of the side effects of cancer and cancer treatment. Kim developed this interest after her grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer and, as a result of the surgery and subsequent treatment, her grandmother lost her shoulder mobility and developed lymphedema. In addition to becoming certified in the treatment of lymphedema, Kim completed the STAR training to address and treat other side effects of cancer including unspecified pain, neuropathy and fatigue. Kim co-founded Progressive Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation with Michael McKindley in October of 2004.   Resources discussed on this show: Combined Sections Meeting: Oncology Oncology Specialization Star Program Oncology Rehabilitation Physical Therapy Section on Oncology Rehab Measures: Brief Fatigue Inventory Lymphedema Quality of Life Questionnaire Borg Scale Fitbit Bruce Protocol Polar   You can reach Kim for any questions at her clinic Progressive Physical Therapy and Rehab by phone (714) 547-1140 or email kmarshallpt@att.net!   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen   P.S. Do you want to be a stand out podcast guest? Make sure to grab the tools from the FREE eBook on the home page! Check out my latest blog post on the Top 10 Podcast Episodes of 2016!  

Kim Marshall school in the nation (founded in 1639). Being an instructional leader turned out to be quite a bit more complicated than he’d imagined, but Kim eventually got the hang of it. Kim now works with a non-profit called New Leaders, holds workshops and courses across the nation, and puts together a popular weekly newsletter called The Marshall Memo, to which tens of thousands of educators subscribe.   About EducatorsLead: Educators Lead is a podcast created to help launch educators into the next level of leadership. This show is for you if you are interested in educational leadership as an assistant principal, principal, superintendent, teacher or someone who hopes to be a school leader one day. Educators Lead offers inspiration and practical advice to help you lead more effectively. Jay Willis interviews school leaders three days a week to discuss why and when these educators made the decision to move into school leadership, challenges along the journey, and stories that made it all worthwhile. Educators Lead is a great resource for any educator looking to make a greater impact. Educate. Inspire. Lead. www.educatorslead.com

Kim Marshall joins Justin Baeder to discuss his book, Rethinking Teacher Supervision & Evaluation.Interview Notes, Resources, & LinksCheck out Kim's teacher and principal rubrics at MarshallMemo.comLearn more about the Instructional Leadership Association, our main program, which includes the Marshall MemoCheck out the Repertoire app for feedback on classroom walkthroughs and observationsAbout Kim MarshallKim Marshall is the author of The Marshall Memo, which reaches thousands of leaders each week. He spent 32 years with Boston Public Schools as a principal, teacher, and central office ad

  In this episode I go another round with educator and author Kim Marshall.  This time we talk in detail about teacher observation and evaluation and ways to make the process meaningful and doable for everyone involved.  Kim shares several resources including a tool that districts might consider using to help streamline the paperwork involved with the observation process (https://www.t-eval.com/).  You can access much of Kim Marshall's work for free at www.marshallmemo.com.  His weekly Marshall Memo helps countless educators stay current on what's happening in K-12 education.  Enjoy this interview with Kim Marshall. Send your comments, questions, and show ideas to mike@schoolleadershipshow.com.  Consider rating the podcast in iTunes and leaving a comment.  And please pass the show along to your colleagues.

In this episode I interview educator and author Kim Marshall.  You can access much of Kim Marshall's work for free at www.marshallmemo.com.  His weekly Marshall Memo helps countless educators stay current on what's happening in K-12 education.  We talk about how he creates and publishes the Marshall Memo, where education is headed in the next decade, best practices in teacher evaluation, how to stay current in the field, good habits that successful administrators have, and rookie mistakes to avoid.  Enjoy this interview with Kim Marshall. Send your comments, questions, and show ideas to mike@schoolleadershipshow.com.  Consider rating the podcast in itunes and leaving a comment.  And please pass the show along to your colleagues.