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RANDOM WAYPOINTS PODCAST EP.05.16 | FRANK LEDWELL PUBLISHER OUTDOORX4 MAGAZINE | OVERLAND EXPO WEST 2023

WYKGP ep. 36 Ray. In this week's episode, we welcome Ray. Ray runs the graphics department at Ledwell. Ray does a great job at making sure the product he puts out are on point. This episode is in support of Pathway Resource Center of Texarkana, AR, as well as, Mission Texarkana. Both of these programs are great at helping locals in the area. Pathway Resource Center is aimed at helping youth in the area, and Mission Texarkana is aimed at helping the homeless. Head over to www.pathwaytxk.org and www.missiontexarkana.org to donate time/funds. If you like lactose intolerant cows, a whole mess of birds, and ewwww chicken nuggets, stick around! Enjoy the show!

Jess Ledwell is the epitome of Southern Charm with humor and so much heart.  Last weekend I was able to meet Jess in person and like most books are better than their movie version.  Jess is even more delightful in real life. Her story is one of walking through a season lovingly referred to as the dark place. "It is based on a time where my husband and I had to start all over with their careers, our ministries, our relationship, and we did not handle that transition well, shared Jess.  She candidly shares what helped her process through this desert season and how we can Find Morning Glory. They experienced a major church hurt situation and spiraled into a very dark place. So, Jess wanted to learn some ways to help herself transition better so that she was ready for the next major change. The project FINDING MORNING GLORY was born and she would try out a new morning routine every month and report back to her followers, what worked and what didn't for her family, and through that Jess gained wisdom on how to handle change and transition well. 1. Embrace the dark before the dawn2. Stop hitting snooze3. Define your desert3. Jump on the struggle bus4. Rise and Shine5. Set your alarmReflection Questions1.  How can you stop pressing "snooze" on your life and stop using those "just" statements?2. How can you define your desert and pick a point you can direct yourself towards? Connect with JessWebsite | Instagram | FaceBook YouVersion | I See You, Mom DevotionalWomen's Speaker Collective How to support The Parable Podcast#1 Subscribe or Follow the show so you don't miss the next episode of  The Parable Podcast through your favorite podcast app (i.e. iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher).  #2 Share this show with a friend, this is a perfect opportunity to start your own Parable Conversation together.#3 Join The Parable Podcast E-mail list so you can hear some of Danielle's own Parables and encouragement.

Natalie Ledwell, author of the bestselling book, "Never in Your Wildest Dreams" host of The Inspiration Show and Co-founder of Mind Movies.Natalie and her incredible team at Mind Movies have empowered over 5.8 million people around the world to see beyond their own circumstances, to break down the boundaries real or perceived in their lives… and truly begin to find the lives and success they deserve.Natalie continues her trajectory to motivate and inspire people all over the world with her brand new television show Wake Up! that will air in over 80 million homes starting in May of this year with an incredible array of amazing guests dedicated to helping others create their own best lives.Her powerful commitment to improving the lives of people everywhere extends into her brand new, groundbreaking program in Colombia where she's created "PD for Kids" a positive personal development program being taught now to 10,000 children in the most poverty stricken areas of the country, so that they too can see their lives beyond their current circumstances and live to their fullest potential. Taking their thoughts and dreams and helping them make it their reality.https://www.mindmovies.com/

There is no reason manufacturing needs to be dominated by men — even if it, historically, always was. Yet today, as other sectors become more representative, one look around most manufacturing sites and you'll notice the lack of women immediately.  Why are we lagging behind? And more importantly, what can we do about it? My guest today, Lesley Ledwell Dukelow , Company President at Ledwell, is a 4th-generation female leader of a family-owned manufacturing business and she has some ideas about how we can tackle the gender gap in manufacturing. In this episode, we discuss: -Supply chain issues in the wake of COVID -Why the labor shortage demands we hire from more underrepresented groups, including women -Why women are less represented in manufacturing and what we can do about it To ensure that you never miss an episode of The Manufacturing Executive, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.

For The Now Gen - Sean Curry, Jordan Ledwell, Jason & Denise Moore

NIGHT CHURCH - I Am The Light - Jess Ledwell

In this episode, Ms. Andrea Ledwell and I discuss white privilege and systemic racism. Ms. Ledwell offers her perspectives on the topic, as a white woman who has embarked on a journey to become anti-racist.

In this eighth episode of Looking Back/Moving Forward, I interview the authors of the book, Pushing Forward - Hezekiah Watkins and Andrea Ledwell. In the interview, the authors discuss the genesis of the book; Mr. Watkins shares stories about being the youngest person arrested in the Freedom Rides in Jackson, Mississippi; and Ms. Ledwell discusses her journey, as a White woman, of becoming anti-racist.

There was an African American or Black man who was on TV during the beginning of Pride Month in June. He had a shelf behind him that was a tarnish elegant gold with a bouquet of pink roses on his right and to tall blue vases over his left shoulder.  That to me was a non-verbal communication where he was not just showing off a beautiful arrangement, but that he was balanced in his communication, way of life, and then as I listened and watched this man on TV he was controlled, disciplined and clear in his communication. Communication is so much more than just speaking and hearing words. We with hearing loss are taking in the whole picture of what one is saying, how they are saying it, and what the entire environment is like is a projection of whether that person has credibility in the minds of those with hearing loss. Here are some tips as to approach Zoom or other virtual meetings where one is being recorded in their home office or home to help the hard of hearing. Have lighting on your face.  Boliful lighting source that’s on Amazon or you can just take a lamp or three pole lighting source with cool daylight led which lights up any room like the sun is shining. This will help lighten depression as well as make you look like a media star on Zoom. For ADA compliance they recommend that lighting sources be at 500 lux. The 400 is great for a home source. 2.   Lighten up your Zoom meeting spaces so we can all be included3.   Speak in a 4 count beat. Like Stay Alive by the Bee Gee’s.4.   Check with Zoom to offer captioning to include the Deaf for ADA compliance  Here are some other suggestions for better communication both on the screen and off. Pause when you’ve ask if there are any questions to give the hard of hearing person time to catch up. If you are hard of hearing on a virtual call. Physical raise your hand to let the host know you have a question, either you the deaf applause where you raise your hands above your head and wave them back and forth or physically put your hands together and clap if the sound on your virtual media is turned off. People do need acknowledgment these days. Ask before you ask. That is ask the team if now is a great time to ask that question before you ask. If you have a 1000 people on the Zoom connection it is hard to give attention to a hard of hearing person. So, ask that they ask their question in chat or comments and if they are comfortable with their face being shown if it is a hard of hearing question that’s being addressed. Most people that are hard of hearing are traditionally sensitive, so be kind. The tone of your voice has so many different implications in communication. “Just go to your table with your coffee”. Could be interrupted as demeaning. Use active communication.  Teresa did you hear me say that you are spilling your coffee?  We are all stressed these days. It’s just part of the pandemic experience. 5.  Be curious what does the other person have going on and having said that be tactful. For emotional intelligence it is best not to say anything if you cannot say something nice, kind and upliftings.  I personally do not believe that silence is always golden. Sometimes it is abusive if used to cut the other person off. As many have learned during the COVID experience isolation does strange things to the mindI personally decided to invest MindMovies by Natalie Ledwell during this time. Where she has gratitude, love & abundance, family & friends, positivity, and wealth mindset on her Youtube channel that has music for subliminal mind conditioning, pictures with captioning for those that needed it in written form and a great picture to help one visualize. She captures almost the senses with her presentations. I can imagine tasting and smelling the cleanest  of the cars she presents.

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Rob has a discussion with Director and Photography Journalist Avery Ledwell. He discusses how he worked his way into his position at a local news station, inspirations, and the value of putting in hard work. He also talks about his youtube channel and future plans in media.  Avery Ledwell Instagram: aveeyd Youtube:  Avery's Youtube  and News 19 Nerds Youtube http://fmepodcast1.libsyn.com/ Got a topic or comment? Holla at us: frommyexperiencepodcast@gmail.com fmepodcast1@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram Rob: komplete_vision Bff: camaro_xoxo the show: fme_podcast facebook" www.facebook.com/groups/frommyexperiencepodcast

I’ve got a great guest to share with you on this episode of the Channel Mastery podcast; you’re going to meet Frank Ledwell, founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at OutdoorX4 (pronounced “Outdoor by 4”).  His title is an adventure lifestyle publication that caters to people who access adventure with their vehicles. Wait, isn’t that all of us? Well, yes and no. And that’s why I thought it would be so great to host Frank on the Channel Mastery podcast!  Verde has a lot of clients who are hoping to genuinely serve people who classify themselves as “overland” fans, or more accurately, according to Frank, people who love to access adventure with their vehicles.  Let’s be honest - we ALL access adventure with our vehicles, or have at some point. But for some reason, the communities are separate. I see that changing, as does Frank, and that’s what we explore in this episode. What’s more, you’ll get to discover the best channels to genuinely tap into the vehicle-supported adventure community, learn how and why they congregate and most important? Why the DIY-community is so powerful in this space.  To Frank, “overlanding” is the blend between a road trip and backpacking. I couldn’t agree more.  We would have been remiss not to touch on the rise of the electric vehicle and how it’s growing the vehicle-supported space in a huge way. This is a great show and I know it will give you the nudge you need to expand your community more intentionally to those who call themselves ‘overlanders.’   GUEST PROFILE:  Frank Ledwell is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of OutdoorX4. In 2006, he co-founded, published and was Editor-in-Chief of JPFreek Adventure Magazine, and was involved with the publications through mid-2012. In 2016 and 2017, he was named a recipient of the “Excellence in Craft” award for magazine writing and photography, awarded annually by the Texas Auto Writers Association, for articles he wrote on traveling in Big Bend National Park as well as his review of the all-new Land Rover Discovery. He is a member of the Texas Auto Writers Association, the Texas Motor Press Association and the Texas Outdoor Writers Association. His articles on the off-highway travel, adventure destinations and product/vehicle reviews have been featured in numerous publications.  Ledwell is an avid explorer, adventurer and advocate of responsible outdoor recreation and off-highway travel. He resides in Texas with his family. 

Melinda Wittstock has grown four successful businesses from startup to 6, 7 and 8 figures, and today on International Women’s Day she shares the secrets of success for women in business. Today Melinda interviews some of the most accomplished female founders about their Mindset, Mojo and Money secrets. Guests include Kara Goldin, Alllison Maslan, Jennifer Love, Jules Schroeder, JJ Virgin, Teresa de Grosbois, JuliAnn Stitick, Natalie Ledwell, and Christy Whitman.

Natalie Ledwell and Glen Ledwell are serial entrepreneurs and co-founders of the hugely successful and revolutionary personal development company Mind Movies. Married young and founding myriad businesses together before Mind Movies exploded on the scene in 2008, Natalie and Glen divorced 5 years ago yet maintain most friendly, respectful and effective executive relationships in business. How do they do it? They share how they navigated the crosscurrents of love and business plus the secrets of building a great team, and creating profitable and sustaining joint venture and affiliate agreements.

Natalie Ledwell and Glen Ledwell are serial entrepreneurs and co-founders of the hugely successful and revolutionary personal development company Mind Movies. Married young and founding myriad businesses together before Mind Movies exploded on the scene in 2008, Natalie and Glen divorced 5 years ago yet maintain most friendly, respectful and effective executive relationships in business. How do they do it? They share how they navigated the crosscurrents of love and business. The big secret? Respect.

This week on the Mulligan Stew podcast, we throw back to warmer days when Jenn Grant was in Alberta performing at the 2018 Edmonton Folk Music Festival. Jenn joined Terry at CKUA’s festival broadcast tent to share live renditions of songs from her latest album ‘Paradise,’ backed by her husband and musical collaborator Daniel Ledwell. Plus, Jenn shared a few details on her forthcoming album, produced by Portland’s own Tucker Martine.

Melinda Wittstock launched Wings Of…Inspired Business to honor the entrepreneurial journeys of women and catalyze an ecosystem where women in business step into their authentic power and purpose, extend their influence and impact, and lift each other to new heights of success. Today Melinda interviews some of the most accomplished female founders about their Mindset, Mojo and Money secrets. Guests include Kara Goldin, Alllison Maslan, Jennifer Love, Jules Schroeder, JJ Virgin, Teresa de Grosbois, JuliAnn Stitick, Natalie Ledwell, and Christy Whitman.

Natalie Ledwell is “walk your talk” proof of the law of attraction, now reaching 4 million people worldwide with Mind Movies’ innovative guided visualizations, and launching a global children’s curriculum called Personal Growth Studies to give kids 5-18 the mindset and other tools they need to live creative, fulfilling lives of financial freedom. Natalie advises on self-care and how to combine visualization with massive inspired action for exponential growth.

Natalie Ledwell is “walk your talk” proof of the law of attraction, now reaching 4 million people worldwide with Mind Movies’ innovative guided visualizations, and now launching a global children’s curriculum called Personal Growth Studies to give kids 5-18 the mindset and other tools they need to live creative, fulfilling lives of financial freedom. We talk the specifics of manifestation, team building and much more.

Connect with Peter Anthony Wynn on this episode of Cigars&Scotch with special guests Glen Ledwell, co-founder and CEO of Mind Movies and Ty Cohen, creator of Kindle Cash Flow as they take you through the emotion of a sale, the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, and selling barbie dolls for 30,000$ a month.

Connect with Peter Anthony Wynn on this episode of Cigars&Scotch with special guests Glen Ledwell, co-founder and CEO of Mind Movies and Ty Cohen, creator of Kindle Cash Flow as they take you through the emotion of a sale, the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, and selling barbie dolls for 30,000$ a month.

On today's episode of THE FOOD PODCAST, Lindsay takes a look at what exactly a touring musician eats while on the road, and how on earth a musician with dietary restrictions on the road can even gets along! Lindsay interviews Canadian Juno-award nominated singer-songwriter JENN GRANT, Canadian producer super star DAN LEDWELL and Canadian multi-instrumentalist and record producer DON KERR   We're on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefoodpodcast/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thefoodpodcast STITCHER: http://www.stitcher.com/podcas