Podcast appearances and mentions of lana jelenjev

The master storyteller. One of the most valuable things we've learned from him is about stories of change and how stories can motivate our own action and mobilise others.Story of Self, Story of Us, Story of Now.This approach to stories is a way to activate change in the world that is aligned to who we (entrepreneurial changemakers) are and what we need.In the world of business we can spend too much time and energy talking about what we do and how we do it, and don't give enough thought to who we really want to serve and why it's important to us.Crafting great stories helps us refocus on what matters. And it's always best done in community.By telling our stories and hearing the stories of others we gently discover our place in this world and create connections with people who can support us.Powerful stories, well told, define purpose, inspire possibility and nurture deep relationships. They invite people to imagine and to contribute, and they offer a sense of belonging to a bigger narrative of change.What story are you telling yourself, and what story will you be telling the world? And how will these stories benefit your work... and your life?On this episode, Laurence and Carlos are joined by Lana Jelenjev, to share their Story of Change Canvas. It's a tool they've developed for their Vision 20/20 programme to help participants get more clarity and confidence about the directions they're embarking on.Hopefully it will inspire you to bring more storytelling into your life so that you can connect more with yourself, with others and with the purpose you've been in search of.LinksDownload the Story of Change CanvasJoin the conversation liveBecome a member of the Happy Startup SchoolJoin the next Vision 20/20 cohort

In this deep conversation with consultant, facilitator, and mentor, Lana Jelenjev, and host Nirish Shakya, they delve into topics of self-discovery, healing-centred ecosystems, and building deep connections. They discuss the importance of pausing, self-reflection, decolonising oneself, and the role of body consciousness in healing. Lana shares her personal story, weaving through the stages of her life, from battling breast cancer to embarking on a self-discovery journey. This episode is packed with deep introspective discussions, powerful anecdotes, and significant insights about personal healing and how it radiates to form healing-centred ecosystems.In this episode:From breast-cancer to self-discoveryHealing-Centered ecosystemsMindset reframe: we're all born self-actualisedDecolonising oneselfThe practice of Nemawashi: A new approach to problem solvingThe art of pausingAnd much more!Lana Jelenjev's work primarily focuses on the dreaming, designing, and illumination of new systems. She collaborates with impact-driven organisations that serve groups whose voices need to be amplified, whether through training, mentoring programs, or by weaving communities of practice to deepen and integrate change. In her roles as a consultant, facilitator, mentor, and board leader, Jelenjev supports the organizations she works with by helping them expand their vision, connect with their target audience, define strategic directions for their services, design meaningful and engaging training programs, community of practice, or cohort learning programs, and facilitate safer and brave spaces.ShownotesConnect with Lana Jelenjevhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lanajelenjev/lanajelenjev.comBooks by Iyanla Vanzanthttps://www.goodreads.com/author/list/15508.Iyanla_VanzantShow creditsIllustrations by Isa Vicentehttps://www.instagram.com/isadezgz/Music by Brad Porterhttps://prtr.co/Follow Design Feeling on social! LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/designfeelingco Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/designfeelingco/ Twitterhttps://twitter.com/designfeelingco TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@designfeelingco Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/designfeelingco

“We are all part of this massive wood wide web. We are all connected, we are all entwined.”Life is full of changes, some are unexpected and traumatic and others can be intentional and nourishing. Coach and Vision 20/20 mentor Lana Jelenjev would like you to help you navigate change by thinking of your life as a tree – whether ripped from the soil or mindfully re-rooted.Re-rooting means digging carefully around your existing roots, gently shaking away old unwanted soil and looking for fertile ground for future growth. Through sharing her own story, Lana invites you to consider how you can consciously make nourishing changes yourself.LinksLana JelenjevWatch Lana's talk in fullJoin the conversation liveBecome a member of the Happy Startup SchoolJoin the next Vision 20/20 cohort

An inspiring talk on life, business, lifestyle and marketing, with my amazing guest, Veronica Guguian @veronicaguguian !

Today's conversation takes place in a small town north of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. I sat down with Lana Jelenjev, community alchemist, hospice worker for dying systems and midwife for new emerging systems. Lana introduces the two-loop model that explains her work and shares how she sets and upholds boundaries when helping others cross over from old to new. Lana is an avid fire starter, systems thinker and lifelong learner. She is an advocate of “self-full centric living” - a set of practices that you can use to help you live a legacy of connection, presence and fullness. Listen to the full episode to hear: Why systems stay stagnant and mechanistic  How the two loops model illustrates compassionate, sustainable systems change How to help people move from old to new systems How Lana's practice of checking in with herself helps her set and maintain boundaries Learn More About ​​Lana Jelenjev: LanaJelenjev.com Connect with Lana on LinkedIn Community Rituals Learn More About Anika Horn: Website: www.socialventurers.com  Instagram: SocialVenturers Newsletter: Sign up for Impact Curator Resources: Community Builder: Designing Communities for Change Zebras Unite Two loops model from Berkana Institute Michelle Holliday, The Age of Thrivability Crowdcast with Michelle Holliday: THRIVABILITY: A framework for regenerative leadership Morning Pages, Julia Cameron 6 Lenses Strategy

In Habi, we've been talking about the MISMO framework a lot as the main tool we use in designing learning experiences. It is grounded in the principles of Universal Design for Learning and strengths-based approaches, but where does neurodiversity come in? In today's Habi Hour episode, we sit down with Lana Jelenjev, chairperson of the Neurodiversity Foundation, to talk about how we else we might approach “starting contexts” and designing “option and alternatives” for our learners through the lens of neurodiversity. Resources on neurodiversity: https://www.neurodiversityeducationacademy.org/articles-resources Sign ups for our free Habi Live workshop on June 18: https://bit.ly/HabiNeurodiversity --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habi-education-lab/message

Lana and I take a joyful journey through the ins and outs of her experience weaving community. She shares at least four words from other cultures that left me pondering the poverty of the English language. We touch on whether it's possible to blend corporate culture and community cultivation without corrupting ones principles and also unpack the idea of normalising the notion of different neurotypes. I always feel warm, fuzzy and inspired after spending time with Lana, I hope you do too. https://www.facebook.com/groups/we.are.community.builders/ https://www.ghostcompany.fi/products/community-builder-digital-edition

In this podcast, Lana Jelenjev shares her journey to becoming a community alchemist and learning design specialist with a solid background in training and education. She is the author of Community Builder: Designing Communities for Change and The 90 Day Action Planner, a Kickstarter-backed planner for creative entrepreneurs. Lana provides support in various areas related to the ideation, curriculum design, community building, and personal development.She is also the Director for Learning Design and Community for Dream See Do, an online learning and community building platform for transformational leaders, NGOs, and community cultivators. Lana is also active in non-profit work, spearheading the educational campaigns for Neurodiversity Foundation, Shift Foundation, and She Dare. In this episode we discuss: Starting with who when building community Connecting with leaders to share in building a community together Cultivating a community for change in the world, alignment with the vision for the future The clarity to find calm for leaders to connect with each other Community best practices Launching a book with a collaborator Connecting to “who am I” before starting a project, career change, or life commitment Connecting Handfasting to possible business partnerships or collaborating Book Recommendation: The Speed of Trust: The One Thing that Changes EverythingAbout Find Calm Here~ I’m Deb Schell, creator, and host of the Find Calm Here Community, a Mighty Network.I BELIEVE that it is possible to find calm in building a community. I bring together Mighty Network Hosts who feel overwhelmed with launching a community, cultivating contribution, and creating an onboarding plan with the tools, resources, and support they need to find calm so that they can confidently create a community on the platform effectively by implementing the CALM Method of Clarity, Awareness, Learning, and Motion.In 2020 I launched my first community and found it to be my passion, and a new career! I started my consulting agency and have worked with more than 20 Mighty Network Hosts over the past year! I lead the Mighty Mastermind, which offers members the ability to connect with other Mighty Networks Hosts to share challenges, successes, what’s working, and tools for success. The Mighty Mastermind is currently in session and will reopen in June 2021 for new members.

Today, Jara Pascual, founder and CEO of Knowco and Collabwith, had the pleasure to talk to Lana Kristine Jelenjev author the book “Community Builder”, Co-founder BASE Conference among other founder positions. She is talking with Lana about how to build community online and offline, when you do know the community is a community, and even […] The post PODCAST Lana Jelenjev on How to Build a Community appeared first on Knowco Collabwith.

This month we’re looking at self care - what it means to put yourself in the picture at times like these, and find ways to not only avoid burnout, but even to find joy and strength amidst chaos. In this episode, Lana Jelenjev shares some very personal experiences to take us through her self care journey, including what it means to her, and why it suddenly became so important.

This is the third in the series of weekly episodes of our live podcast with myself and Laurence reflecting on the past week and what's going on in theres uncertain times. The core message of this episode is around how we navigate our internal world to better navigate the external one. This week we're joined by Lana Jelenjev, a learning experience designer and community alchemist. We discuss the idea of recalibrating in this time of chaos and Lana shares her thoughts and ideas on chaos and the opportunities it offers. She talks to two aspects of chaos. The chaos we are experiencing ourselves and the chaos experienced by our clients. During the conversation we offer thoughts and ideas on how to deal with the internal chaos and also how to help others who find themselves in chaos too. To find out more about Lana go to her LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lanajelenjev/

This is the third in the series of weekly episodes of our live podcast with myself and Laurence reflecting on the past week and what's going on in theres uncertain times. The core message of this episode is around how we navigate our internal world to better navigate the external one. This week we're joined by Lana Jelenjev, a learning experience designer and community alchemist. We discuss the idea of recalibrating in this time of chaos and Lana shares her thoughts and ideas on chaos and the opportunities it offers. She talks to two aspects of chaos. The chaos we are experiencing ourselves and the chaos experienced by our clients. During the conversation we offer thoughts and ideas on how to deal with the internal chaos and also how to help others who find themselves in chaos too. To find out more about Lana go to her LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lanajelenjev/

On today's podcast meet Lana Jelenjev. Lana is living with her family in the Netherlands and working online and offline as a content and community builder with a solid background in training and education of children and adults. She provides training and support on various areas related to curriculum design, project planning and personal development, and has a real knack in looking at the big picture and making it visible into actionable steps. Lana is co-author of the book The 90 Day Action Planner, a workbook and planner for creatives to bring out their ideas to tangible goals and aligned actions. She is also a Director of Learning and Community of Dream See Do, an online learning and community platform. It's her mission to share & model the practice of Self-Fullness and how this can manifest in one’s choices, actions & relationships so that we can have more time, more energy and more aliveness with the people and the activities that light up our fire! Listen to this multi-talented and inspiring woman and learn: * Which book brought her on the path of personal development when she was only sixteen years old. * What she means by “families are not only created by blood but also by choice”. * How a Non-Violent Communication course helped her face a life threatening period with more resilience and understanding. * What her special ritual is to check if she is still in alignment with herself, her intentions and her relationships. * Why dreaming of a world where everyone practices self-fullness is a great idea. And so much more! Listen, be inspired, empowered and ask yourself, am I still on the right path? What would happen if I start listening to my inner guidance? If you like this episode, please share it with others. Together we can create a ripple of positive change in the world. Follow Leap of Faith and behind the scenes stories on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariannehermsencom/

Today for our Business of Collaboration podcast, we are in the TSH Collab co-working space, in Amsterdam. Together with the two founders of the BASE conference Lana Kristine Jelenjev, she is a community Alchemist and Veronica Gauguian, she is a marketing strategist. We will talk about why they started together with the organization of the […] The post PODCAST TALK: BASE Conference Lana Jelenjev and Veronica Guguian “We wanted to bring something else to a conference, we create a community” appeared first on KNOWCO by collabwith.

Lana Jelenjev is a community builder and learning design specialist with a solid background in training and education. She provides support in various areas related to ideation, curriculum design, community building and personal development. Lana is the co-author of The 90 Day Action Planner, a Kickstarter backed planner for creative entrepreneurs. She is also the Community Alchemist and Strategist for Dream See Do, an online learning and community building platform for transformational leaders, NGOs and community cultivators. Lana is also active in non-profit work, spearheading the educational campaigns for Neurodiversity Foundation and the leadership programs for She Dares. ➡️ Community of practice: https://visiblyengaged.dreamseedo.org/courses/2599?fbclid=IwAR1Fx4NKy_r0pyorxzLDZFE_2Wz9DYMQfrCbHyMmzg5N26f3xQLQb6xI2PU ➡️ The 4 Types of Online Learning Communities Part 1 - Community of Practice: https://www.dreamseedo.org/blog/the-4-types-of-online-learning-communities-part-1--community-of-practice ➡️ Community Builders group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/we.are.community.builders/ 00:00 Introduction 1:24 The path of becoming a “Community Alchemist” 4:45 Ways of building communities nowadays 8:40 The concept and classification of communities 11:20 Community of Practice 12:05 Communities to educate 13:30 Levels of participation 16:10 Transition from consumption into participation 17:30 Defining who your members are 20:25 Why community building? 22:55 Book and blog recommendations 24:00 Advice on starting a community 25:23 Is community a marketing tool?

Lana Jelenjev is a Learning Experience Designer, author and Community Alchemist. She is the co-author of Make Great Things Happen: The 90 Day Action Planner and is the Community Strategist for Dream See Do, She Dares, Co.LAB and The Business Blast Club. You can learn more about Lana here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lanajelenjev/ This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite here: http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

As most Art Teachers may know, it can be easy to fall into catering to what students and administrators want and need, but in turn, we lose sight of what we need ourselves. Lana Jelenjev is with us here today to share the importance of “checking in”. Join us and learn the questions to ask yourself in order to figure out your own needs and the imperativeness of doing so.   Show Highlights: Lana’s method of making thinking visible In the entrepreneurial world, how to know when to pivot or pull the plug The powerful tool of “checking in” What the concept of Reverse Mind Mapping has to offer The questions to ask in order to identify your personal needs The danger of becoming too attached to the idea of an end product The practice that can help teachers and students in the classroom The importance of defining what you need What is compassionate communication and how it can benefit you The difference in being selfish and being self-full that society doesn’t tell us Resources: Blog: Dream See Do Lana's Interactive Learning Site 90 Day Action Planner The Power of Full Engagement Essentialism: Mastering the Art of Less  

Lana Jelenjev was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014. And after almost 2 years of treatment, she took time to reconnect with herself and her mission. It was during this time that she realised how it is our responsibility to be SELF-FULL. Because when we are selfish, we have no room to meet the needs of others, and when we are selfless, we fail to meet our own needs. But when we are self-full that’s when magic happens. Lana is the co founder of She Dares, a website and group of curious women exploring the science, myths, taboos and possibilities surrounding a modern women and why they should invest and prioritise in her personal stack of gold. As a child Lana loved writing poetry and have different diaries and notebooks where she scribbled her thoughts. "I find it alarming if I cannot find a pen and paper next to me, for those 'just in case I have a brilliant idea' moments" she says. In this episode: Lana shares some of her key messages around self-fullness and how we need to prioritise ourself sometimes to be the best for others. How to not say the wrong thing to someone going through a crisis or hardship. The inner circles of support and how to really help someone who needs it. Her take on life design and how 'living in the now' plays a big part in it. Some key quotes from our conversation: After the diagnosis, I heard myself talk as though the story of my Mum was my story (3:36) When I heard myself attaching myself to her story, it really took me back and made me re-evaluate as to how I would move forward with this (4:10) At one part, our kids had death as a normal theme in the family (5:40) What I like to ask myself is 'What is alive in you?' (8:05) How do I own the energy that I bring in? (16:04) We were never taught to practice self-fullness. We were always told that if we do this, we are selfish (16:36) We get so lost with patterns of behaviour (18:00) What is most crucial to ask is how can it affect the now? (18:11) Whatever it was that I was facing at that point was on survival mode (23:30) It's after treatment that a lot of insecurities/questions come in (24:00) It's really a re-designing of life (30:22) I want to really emphasise filling your own cup. Because everything else can flow from there (33:10)  You can find more about Lana at: Website link: http://www.shedares.net/ FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/shedares/ FB page: https://www.facebook.com/SheDaresAmsterdam/