Podcast appearances and mentions of kristy fox

Guests: Chuck Hayes, Kristy Fox, Jim Gemma, and Stan Stolte www.harveyhyde.com

Guests: Chuck Hayes, Kristy Fox, Jim Gemma, and Stan Stolte www.harveyhyde.com

Kristy Fox is one of the three women behind She the Change (formerly known as Circle Movement).Her bio puts it this way: "Speaker + serial creative + co-founder of the global women's movement- Circle Movement, Kristy has earned her stripes working with + motivating women. With over 20 years experience in the youth, community and not-for profit sector.Kristy's been described as a visionary go-getter. When she speaks, people lean forward, eager to make a difference in their world."I completely agree with every one of these words. Kristy is an amazingly inspiring human, and it was an absolute joy to dig a little deeper into her story and the movement she has helped to create.Plus I wrote my first ever poem featuring an emoji.Join me in creating Poetic Beings by becoming a Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/willsmallCheck out my other work at willsmall.com.au or leadbystory.com.au

Today we're chatting with Kristy Fox, co-founder of She The Change, a wonderful movement that's all about empowering women!    We tap into community, making a difference, and following your heart in both business and in life.   Follow She The Change on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shethechange/ or utilise Kristy's services at https://www.circlemovement.com.au/   #SheTheChange #SheTheChangeRally #WomenInBusiness #womenleaders #Mumpreneurs

Before mamahood, the world revolves around us. As independent women, with the world at our feet, it’s easy to get wrapped up in our future and our own problems. But mamahood changes that. Our world expands, and our sense of connection to the greater future does too. Suddenly we’re worried about what our children will inherit and we feel more connected to other mothers and children around the world, even if their world is vastly different to ours. But that sense of inheritance can feel heavy. How do we ensure our children’s world is safe and healthy when we are just trying to stay on top of our day-to-day worlds? In this inspiring episode, Amy talks with Kristy Fox, co-founder of She The Change, a global movement that inspires women to be a part of the change in this world, no matter how small their role. And as a mama to three, Kristy knows the challenge of following that call to do more while raising a family. You can learn more about She The Change, and attend their rallies here.

Instead of seeking balance, Kristy Fox (Regional Director — South Coast Region) creates margins in her life. Her experiences as a leader, a woman, and a mother in ministry allow us to hear a perspective becoming an organization where men and women are 'better together', and presents the opportunity to discuss how we might accomplish that goal mission-wide. We're @younglifepod on your favorite social media channel. 

Our GUESTS: Andrew Palmer – NSW Director of Global Interaction – the mission arm of the Baptist Church. His current role has him lecturing in New Testament and Theology at Morling College with the Plunge Program alongside training, supervising, equipping and sending cross-cultural specialists into some of the least reached people groups on the planet and helping churches develop cross-cultural understanding in their own context and abroad. Andrew received his MA exploring the theme of Reaching and Discipling Gen Y. Rachel Mills – Rachel dreams of a living in a world where every human being thrives. Her working life focuses on mobilizing students to tackle global injustice. Rachel has been part of the World Vision Australia team for 5 years. She has presented on Global Poverty issues to over 100,000 students in over 80 schools in regional areas. Rachel also runs Circle Movement alongside co-founders Kristy Fox and Adelle Laing. Circle Movement engages ordinary people in social justice issues. Rachel has completed a Bachelor of Social Science (International Relations) as well as a Fellowship at the School for Social Entrepreneurs. 

Our GUESTS: Andrew Palmer – NSW Director of Global Interaction – the mission arm of the Baptist Church. His current role has him lecturing in New Testament and Theology at Morling College with the Plunge Program alongside training, supervising, equipping and sending cross-cultural specialists into some of the least reached people groups on the planet and helping churches develop cross-cultural understanding in their own context and abroad. Andrew received his MA exploring the theme of Reaching and Discipling Gen Y. Rachel Mills – Rachel dreams of a living in a world where every human being thrives. Her working life focuses on mobilizing students to tackle global injustice. Rachel has been part of the World Vision Australia team for 5 years. She has presented on Global Poverty issues to over 100,000 students in over 80 schools in regional areas. Rachel also runs Circle Movement alongside co-founders Kristy Fox and Adelle Laing. Circle Movement engages ordinary people in social justice issues. Rachel has completed a Bachelor of Social Science (International Relations) as well as a Fellowship at the School for Social Entrepreneurs.