Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa lloyd

We're all about minimum effort, maximum impact round here. Jane and Fi chat Pepper Pig, the gynaecology of hens and hairdresser etiquette. Plus, campaigner and mother of two autistic children Lisa Lloyd, discusses her book 'Raising the SEN-Betweeners'. The next book club pick has been announced! 'Eight Months on Ghazzah Street' is by Hilary Mantel. If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radioFollow us on Instagram! @janeandfiPodcast Producer: Eve SalusburyExecutive Producer: Rosie Cutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Sen-betweeners' is the term Lisa Lloyd, a mum of two autistic children, uses to describe her children. She says their neurodivergence is too severe to fit easily into mainstream school, but not severe enough for a special school, so they fall between the gaps. Lisa has written a guide for other parents on ‘Raising the Sen-betweeners,' in which she, whilst recognising that all children are different and there can be no rules, offers tips and advice for how to handle behaviours. Lisa joined Anita to share what she has learnt.The Children's Society are training staff at the fast food chain Chicken Cottage to spot signs of exploitation amongst their teenage customers. Nuala discussed the initiative and issues with the charity's Head of National Programmes, Lisa Witherden, and Chicken Cottage franchise manager Georgian Balog.Formula 1 has just turned 75, but how much headway are women racing drivers making? Nuala was joined by Jamie Chadwick, one of the leading British women in this sport, and BBC reporter Charlotte Simpson, who has spent months talking to a wide range of people trying to support more young women to become involved in the sport.Nussaibah Younis's debut novel Fundamentally is based on her own experiences working as a peacekeeping consultant in Baghdad. The book follows Nadia, a British Asian woman working for the UN, and her relationship with fellow Brit Sara, a nineteen-year-old three-times widowed member of the Islamic State Group. Nussaibah joined Anita to discuss finding the comedy in a desperate situation.Harvest, a new documentary, shows the realities of the egg freezing process. Director and writer Sophia Seymour decided to film her journey of elective egg freezing. With the number of women choosing this form of fertility planning rising, Nuala was joined by Sophia to discuss why she decided to do, and film it, and also by Dr Ippokratis Sarris, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine and Director of King's Fertility.Nao is a Grammy and Mercury nominated singer songwriter. She's described her unique brand of music as “wonky funk”. She joined Nuala McGovern to talk about fame, motherhood and her new album Jupiter. She performed live in the studio.Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Annette Wells

A group of 70 female chefs and hospitality professionals have signed an open letter calling out what they call the ‘pervasive' sexism in British kitchens. It's in response to chef Jason Atherton saying he had never seen sexism in the kitchen - he has since clarified his comments, saying that he wasn't denying the existence of sexism, just that he hadn't 'witnessed it personally. Anita is joined by chef and founder of the all-female kitchen Darjeeling Express, Asma Khan, and chef and founder of Tiella, Dara Klein, who helped write the open letter.The beloved 1995 film Clueless, inspired by Jane Austen's Emma, starred Alicia Silverstone, Paul Rudd, and the late Brittany Murphy. Cher Horowitz is the most popular student at Beverly Hills High, renowned for her unique talent at finding love for others. Clueless the Musical has just opened at the Trafalgar Theatre in London. Anita discusses the adaptation and the story's enduring appeal with the original writer/director Amy Heckerling and multi-platinum singer-songwriter KT Tunstall who has written the score.Montage of clips from the 1995 movie, Clueless, written and directed by Amy Heckerling, produced by Scott Rudin and Robert Lawrence, production companies Robert Lawrence Productions, Scott Rudin Productions and distributed by Paramount Pictures.Amelia Price, a survivor of rape and assault by her ex-partner, has launched her own investigation into the Scottish justice system. Despite her attacker being convicted and sentenced to over four years in prison, the court refused to impose a non-harassment order (NHO) against him. With his release imminent, Price fears he could legally contact her. She has waived her anonymity to raise awareness about the issue and advocate for mandatory NHOs in domestic abuse cases. Anita speaks to her about her campaign alongside Fiona McMullen from ASSIST, a domestic abuse advocacy service. 'Sen-betweeners' is the term Lisa Lloyd, a mum of two autistic children, uses to describe her children. She says their neurodivergence is too severe to fit easily into mainstream school, but not severe enough for a special school, so they fall between the gaps. Lisa has written a guide for other parents on ‘Raising the Sen-betweeners,' in which she, whilst recognising that all children are different and there can be no rules, offers tips and advice for how to handle behaviours. Lisa joins Anita to share what she has learnt.Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Claire Fox

A community has spoken of their shock after a Valentine's Day shooting outside a Kent pub.Police and paramedics had been called to the Three Horseshoes in Knockholt at around 7pm on Friday. A woman in her 40s had been seriously injured and died at the scene.Also in today's podcast, there's been a backlash over plans to build 450-homes on a flood zone in Edenbridge.A revised application for the site in Four Elms Road also includes a secondary school, scout hut and youth centre. A Kent influencer who socials about life with two autistic children has revealed her own autism diagnosis.Lisa Lloyd noticed many of her own traits in her children so decided to get tested.The 40-year-old from Aylesford says it's answered a lot of questions.There are fears plans for a skate park in Hersden could wipe out an historic bowls club.Chislet Colliery Welfare Bowls Club first opened in 1938, and they now want to expand their clubhouse so they can welcome more members and stay afloat.And in sport, Gillingham had a goal disallowed and a penalty appeal turned down - as they drew nil nil with Crewe Alexandra at the weekend.Bradley Dack thought he'd scored a late winner at Priestfield on Saturday - but the ref signalled for a foul on the keeper.

Mark chats to the magnificent Lisa Lloyd about the judgement they regularly receive from outsiders as parents of neurodivergent kids. Lisa has two children - an 11-year old boy (diagnosed autistic) and a 7-year old girl (diagnosed autistic, with a PDA profile) and, as a prominent content creator on social media (@asd_with_a_g_and_t), she is no stranger to being judged by people who don't have a neurodivergent child, much less a clue about how to raise one. Mark and Lisa swap tales about comments they receive from people judging their children ("He's not autistic, he's just naughty"), judging their parenting ("He wouldn't act like that if he was my son") and judging the entire concept of neurodivergency ("It's just a label"). They discuss the misconceptions that cause people to act this way, as well as the appropriate responses you can give them in return. This is a great one to listen to if you've ever been told that "He doesn't look autistic" or "Everyone's a bit on the spectrum".   LINKS TO STUFF WE MENTION IN THIS EPISODE: Raising the Sen-Betweeners, Lisa Lloyd - https://amzn.eu/d/4hm6Sb0 SEND Reform England - https://www.sendreformengland.com/ Lisa Lloyd Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/asd_with_a_g_and_t/ Lisa Lloyd TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@asd.with.a.g.and.t Lisa Lloyd Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ASDwithGandT     CONTACT US If you have any feedback about the show, ideas for topics or suggestions for neurodiversity champions you'd like us to give a shout out to, you can email: hello@neuroshambles.com FOLLOW US Instagram: www.instagram.com/neuroshambles TikTok:https: www.tiktok.com/@neuroshamblespod Facebook: www.facebook.com/Neuroshambles Threads: www.threads.net/@neuroshambles CREDITS The Neuroshambles theme tune was created by Skilsel on Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/ 

In this episode of Conversations with a SEND Mum, Nicole Bateman is joined by Lisa Lloyd, author of Raising the Sen-Betweeners. Lisa shares her personal journey of raising two very different autistic children and the unique challenges they face navigating mainstream school settings when their needs don't quite fit the criteria for specialist education.Key Highlights:Lisa's Parenting Journey: Lisa discusses the emotional and practical realities of parenting children who fall between the cracks in the system—kids who struggle in mainstream settings but don't have high enough care needs for specialist schools.The Hope Behind the Book: Lisa reveals her motivation for writing Raising the Sen-Betweeners and how she hopes it will offer comfort and validation to parents in similar situations, letting them know they are not alone in their struggles.Humour and Connection: Lisa and Nicole chat about the importance of humour in navigating the ups and downs of SEND life. Lisa shares how she uses her social media platforms, ASD with a G and T, to bring light-hearted moments to the SEN community while still being honest about the challenges.Follow Lisa on her social media channels ASD with a G and T for more stories, tips, and relatable humour.Follow Nicole on www.instagram.com/conversationswithasendmum for exclusive peeks to weekly episodes. Please do send feedback and rate this podcast to help it reach those who would benefit.Check out our Season 3 sponsor Rachel's 3 R's Subscription Box: Dedicated to helping SEND mums feel calmer and more relaxed by providing a box of products and online support for self-care. Follow on www.instagram.com/rachelsthreerssubscriptionbox and use the code NICOLE10 for 10% off your first order at https://rachel-s-three-r-s.subbly.me/Check out our Season 1 and 2 sponsor The Super Sensory Squad who support kids in understanding the eight sensory systems and emotional regulation using their penguin squad at: www.thesupersensorysquad.com and www.instagram.com/thesupersensorysquad

A Deal woman who bravely battled ovarian cancer, has died at the age of just 33. Emily Hubble is being remembered throughout the town as "the ultimate girl's girl, everyone's bestie, an amazing wife and daughter".Also in today's podcast, the government has once again delayed a decision on a new £9 billion road tunnel between Kent and Essex.We'll have to wait until next May to find out whether the Lower Thames Crossing will go ahead. We've got reaction the chief executive of the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce.As fighting continues in the Middle East, we've been speaking to a Kent expert about the situation.Israel's warned people to move away from Lebanon's Mediterranean coast as their military targets Hezbollah positions. Hear from Dr Yaniv Voller, who is a Senior Lecturer in Middle East politics at University of Kent.There are fears part of Kent could become a 'no-swim zone' after a sports centre closed and concerns were raised about the quality of seawater.Council bosses say there's a chance four of the six bathing areas in Folkestone and Hythe could be rated 'poor' in 2025. We've got reaction from council leader Jim Martin.Figures seen by KentOnline show almost 27,000 people in Kent and Medway are waiting to be assessed for autism and ADHD.Included in that figure is 13,000 children as council bosses admit there's been a 'rapid increase' in demand for services. Lisa Lloyd is a mum from Larkfield who has two autistic children and has written a book about her experience.And in sport, Gillingham boss Mark Bonner has been nominated for league 2 manager of the month for September.He already won the August award after a strong start to the season.

People find the need and space to change by experiencing Lisa Lloyd's "bespoke support" designs. Dave enjoys this conversation with a fellow podcaster. Lisa is Beyond the Water Cooler. He agrees with her theme: "It's time for change." 

We have a first for the podcast - it's the very first time that I've had two guests feature on one episode.I'm joined by Gemma Ellison and Lisa LLoyd who are both returning guests from this series. Since my recording with Gemma in October 2023, the pair have teamed up to create Leadership Labs which provide a truly unique approach to helping leaders tackle issues and drive change.Both highly passionate about workplace culture they also recognised that the general formats for Leadership development simply didn't go far enough or were too generic. They knew that something better could be achieved.What they have created are mechanisms for honesty, collaboration, and peer support and learning. At the same time, they are pushing the boundaries by encouraging leaders to tackle 'experiments' that are measured and assessed to help drive positive change in their businesses.I absolutely love the concept and format they have come up with. Whilst not the traditional format for this podcast, it's still a compelling listen, especially for any HR folk tasked with supporting leadership development in their organisations or even HR leaders themselves.Support the Show.

My guest this episode is Lisa LLoyd who could be considered an unconventional guest for me to have on. Whilst Lisa hasn't worked in HR per se, the work she does feeds into the HR ecosystem. In the spirit of bring as broad a variety of people from the HR world onto the show then her story definitely warrants a place here.Lisa studied Psychology at University, not knowing exactly what she wanted to do but feeling it would be something that could help her in whatever vocation she did ultimately choose.Her career then actually began as a Primary School Teacher but it was through her wanting to help those kids most in need of support that made her leave the profession. However, it took her to working directly with those families who needed help and getting them the support they required. This then led to her first position as a Psychologist but it's fascinating to hear how great Managers and Leaders impacted Lisa at this stage in her early career.A chance conversation with a HR friend made Lisa see that the work she had been doing in school environments was equally as relative in the commercial world so she made the leap to working as a Consultant.Where Lisa differs from so many other business coaches out there is that she uses her psychology background but also provides a bespoke, tailored solution to each company she works with. After all no two companies are the same! Lisa is incredibly engaging and has a unique ability to simply issues, identify the true objective with her clients, and then help them develop plans to reach that destination.For anybody frustrated at feeling the burden is on them as the HR person to drive organisational culture matters then this is an absolute must listen.Support the Show.

Lisa Lloyd will be the first to tell you that she's not a genius...though she certainly seems like one.   She invented her first product at 23, a hair styling tool called The French Twister, which eventually grossed $20 million. And over the years, she went on to license seven other products; getting featured on Shark Tank, Good Morning America, USA Today, The Big Idea, and more before starting the Lisa Lloyd Marketing Group. She's also the Founder and Chief Innovation Officer at the Invention Accelerator, a program that helps busy innovators to get their ideas off the ground. But not all of those inventions turned out; in fact, Lisa had still been paying off the debt from one of her products until…pretty recently. And before she started inventing, there were no early signs of entrepreneurial greatness. She actually didn't think she was smart enough to become an entrepreneur, period. In this episode, Lisa shares what she's learned over 30 years as an inventor and high-profile business owner. What were her most costly mistakes, and what did they teach her? What's the key to persisting through prolonged periods of uncertainty without becoming cynical? And what are the two types of discipline that you need to keep moving forward as an entrepreneur? Lisa talks about:Why she's not a geniusThe two essential types of disciplineWhen to buckle down, and when to give it upA less than perfect experience on Shark Tank  Generating $20,000,000 from her first productHow to persist through launching your first product We have a website!Visit andsosheleft.com for full episodes, transcripts, an application form to be on the show, a list of upcoming guests and more.Hosted by Katherin Vasilopoulos. Made by Cansulta and Ethan Lee.Music by © Correspondence and © Chris Zabriskie, published by You've Been a Wonderful Laugh Track (ASCAP). Songs used in this episode include: Chris Zabriskie - "Air Hockey Saloon," "CGI Snake," "Everyone Will Notice, No One Will Say Anything," "We Always Thought the Future Would Be Kind of Fun."Correspondence - "Holding Cycle," "On Again (version)," "New Year's Loops." Used under the Creative Commons 4.0 International License

Alan interviews Lisa Lloyd. From consulting for Fortune 100 companies to helping new inventors, Lisa Lloyd's invention career spans 30 years. Today, she is helping a Korean company scout for new innovative products, while working on 4 new inventions of her own and mentoring other inventors. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast at iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts, so you won't miss a single episode. Website: www.TheInventionAccelerator.com  

Dozens of firefighters have been tackling a huge fire at a farm near Ashford.Crews were called to Elmtree Farm in Sellindge last night and battled to move cows to safety as flames swept through two barns.Hear from people who live nearby and from Kent Fire and Rescue Service.Also in today's podcast, a protest has been held outside County Hall in Maidstone as parents call for a reform of special needs education.We've been speaking to organiser Lisa Lloyd from Larkfield, who has two children with autism.A mum and daughter in Maidstone say they have been forced to sleep outside after a strong smell of sewage filled their home.Linda Porter lives in Bethersden Court and has been left feeling ill since the problem began last Friday. She's described the situation and we have a response from the housing association.There are calls for greyhound racing at tracks including the one in Sittingbourne to be banned within five years.Charity Blue Cross says it's concerned about the number of reported injuries and the general welfare of the dogs.And, a former wasteland has been turned into a home for a cycling café - made from reclaimed shipping containers.The Hub in Wye has taken two years to complete. Reporter Liane Castle has been along to see what it's like.

In today's episode, UserTesting's Lisa Lloyd talks with Behzod Sirjani about democratizing research across the org, measuring research's impact, how to tackle diversity and inclusion in research practices, overcoming resistance to research, and creating a go-no-go decision making framework. Behzod is founder of the Yet Another Studio consultancy, working with a range of clients including Figma and Dropbox. Behzod is a research consultant, advisor, and investor. He is also an Executive in Residence and Program Partner at Reforge, where he built and leads the User Insights for Product Decisions program. Previously, Behzod led Research Operations at Slack and was a Senior UX Researcher at Facebook, where he co-founded the Research Associates Program. In their conversation, they discuss: What democratizing research means How to make teams aware they are already doing research every day Playing the Wheel of Fortune with your research and decision making Measuring research's ROI for the org How to get buy in for research diversity Is great research inconvenient? Humility in the research process Recognizing research is not always the answer Decision making frameworks Risk threshold conversations Best research advice

Lisa Lloyd is the creator of Communications & Culture. In this episode, Lisa shares how she majored in sociology and how she thinks every PR professional needs knowledge in sociology to succeed. She goes on to talk about healthcare PR, that industry, and furthermore relationship building and its importance. Lisa's Links: Website: https://www.communicationsandculture.com/ Sign up for the Touching Base: PR Edition Newsletter: https://touchingbasepr.beehiiv.com/subscribe Sign up for the Touching Base: PR Edition Summer Internship Panel: https://forms.gle/utVBqkhsrc3rK6PJ7 TOUCHING BASE: PR EDITION WEBSITE: touchingbasepr.com Touching Base: PR Edition is a motivating resource for those looking to break into the public relations industry. Through fun and informative podcast episodes including guests such as public relations professionals, founders and more, listeners will gain a better understanding for the public relations industry and the steps to make their own mark within it. Make sure to subscribe to the show on whatever platform you are listening on and get connected on Instagram @touchingbase_pr to ask questions and get sneak peeks of special guests! For guest inquiries, sponsorships, and general questions please email: jamie@touchingbasepr.com Instagram: @jamieinjpegs @jamieinsports TikTok: @jamieinmotionn Youtube: www.youtube.com/jamiegoerke Music: bensound.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/touchingbasepr/support

In this final episode of the series, Lisa highlights some of the key principles for successful growth in life and business. She discusses the relevance of getting employee experience right at a time when so many employees are feeling emotionally drained and therefore simply don't have the capacity to perform well. Lisa identifies key themes that have arisen from conversations with the guests and the over-arching messages about going back to basics regarding human relationships, and creating space. Which points inspire you to check out my guests' episodes?And how are you going to build some of this advice into your experience, to shape a year ahead where you have greater capacity to succeed?Contact details for Lisa LLoyd:LinkedIn : www.linkedin.com/in/lisapsychologyWebsite: www.itstimeforchange.co.ukSign up for Lisa's Monthly Bulletin: www.itstimeforchange.co.uk/jointheclubEmail: lisa@itstimeforchange.co.uk

In this cross-over episode Sheila Lord and Lisa LLoyd, Chartered Psychologist & Psychotherapist and Founder of It's Time for Change, explore the ISO 45003 and how it can benefit employee experience.

Lisa Lloyd is a veteran inventor/entrepreneur, voracious learner, and wicked good problem solver. She licensed her first product, the French Twister, when she was only 23 and went on to license 6 more to major household names. She also won the coveted investment of Daymond John on Shark Tank and has appeared on numerous talk shows like Dr. Phil, GMA and Fox News featuring her success. Now she helps inventors around the world go from "What if?" to "WOW!" https://www.theinventionaccelerator.com/Recommended Books:Competing against luck (Clayton Christensen)Jumpstart Your Business Brain (Doug Hall)Aaron Moncur, host Music: Big Hopes by Piotr Pacynahttps://bit.ly/3wvlrOVABOUT BEING AN ENGINEERThe Being an Engineer podcast is a repository for industry knowledge and a tool through which engineers learn about and connect with relevant companies, technologies, people resources, and opportunities. We feature successful mechanical engineers and interview engineers who are passionate about their work and who made a great impact on the engineering community.The Being An Engineer podcast is brought to you by Pipeline Design & Engineering. Pipeline partners with medical & other device engineering teams who need turnkey equipment such as cycle test machines, custom test fixtures, automation equipment, assembly jigs, inspection stations and more. You can find us on the web at www.teampipeline.us

This week we are joined by Lisa Lloyd, an award winning inventor and someone who made a DEAL with SHARK TANK's Daymond John! Check out her channel @icaninvent ! Lisa's success began with her idea for a barrette. While working for the CBS affiliate in Tucson, AZ she often wore her hair up in a French Twist. Friends and co-workers regularly asked how she fashioned the professional up-do so she began to scour stores to find a barrette that would help. When she discovered there was nothing on the market she decided to invent one. A short thirteen months later she had patented, manufactured, sold to stores and ultimately licensed the patent to Scunci® for 20 years of regular income. The product is now sold in stores around the world and has generated over $20M globally! Since then Lisa has licensed 6 more products to major distributors including Goody Products®, Scunci®. and Helen of Troy®. In 2007 Lisa in-licensed a patent from an inventor and took on the challenge to further develop, patent, manufacture and launch a new line of plush products called TC Pets for which she has won numerous awards and been featured on the ABC reality show Shark Tank where she won the coveted investment of “Shark” Daymond John of FUBU. Additionally Lisa is the co-founder of the Inventor's Association of Arizona and has been a consultant for hundreds of small businesses and startups as the Entrepreneur-in-Residence for several Accelerators and as an Academic Advisor for the Venture Devil Program at ASU. She has also been contracted by major corporations like InventHelp®, Scunci® and Newell Rubbermaid® to help develop their innovation infrastructure and licensing best practices. Her experience includes Director of Business Development for Early Stage East. ESE is a series of Delaware venture conferences specializing in early stage VC for High-Tech and Biotech companies. Lisa has spent nearly two decades as a speaker and trainer on the subjects of innovation, licensing and business development. She has been a featured lecturer at Universities including the U of A Eller School of Business and Entrepreneurship, ASU College of Engineering, and the Arizona Intellectual Property Association's continuing education program. She's also won numerous awards for pitch competitions including Rice University's “Alliance Business Plan Pitch Competition” and “Pitch it to the Pros” with Discovery Channel's Billy Mayes. Lisa is a forward thinker, voracious learner and always looking for new ways to add value for entrepreneurs and innovators. Her program, The Invention Accelerator helps independent inventors build successful licensing businesses. Go to: https://theinventionaccelerator.com for more information. Do you have an idea you want to get off the ground? Reach out to the Making Awesome Podcast through https://3DMusketeers.com/podcast and someone will get you set up to be a guest!

When we get people right, we get business right... During this podcast, Lisa LLoyd explains how the holistic human givens approach has fueled her desire to help employers build a successful proactive workplace environment that fosters wellbeing, collaboration and engagement. Lisa is a psychologist & Human Givens psychotherapist. She founded It's Time for Change 10 years ago based on the belief that if we all started to do things a little bit differently, we'd achieve huge results. It's Time for Change is dedicated to working collaboratively with business leaders, using psychological principles and evidence-based practices to create workplace cultures where employees excel, where teams are dynamic and where people are happy. "People want to work somewhere where they connect with people, they like people, where they feel part of a community..." Questions covered during the podcast include: - All businesses have a duty of care to their employees - many give their staff access to a wellbeing hub of some sort - but is this enough? - Employees seem to be the focus on ‘it's time to change' - however, many businesses will be focusing on making money - should businesses be adapting their focus? - How do the Human Givens principles inform workplace culture? - How is mental health and wellbeing an integral part of employee experience? - Please could you share an example of how a business has thrived after adopting the Human Givens principles? - If a business owner is listening to this and would like to adopt a holistic approach into their business - how could they start this process? This is just one example of the extraordinary work a HG therapist is doing, for more information please visit - https://www.humangivens.com/college/success-stories/ Or visit It's Time for Change here - https://itstimeforchange.co.uk/lisa-lloyd Please like, share, comment and subscribe. Thank you

Hi! I'm Lisa LLoyd and I'd like to welcome you to my podcast, Beyond The Water Cooler. As a psychologist, psychotherapist and business owner of ITFC, I meet so many talented individuals who are aligned with my mantra: get people right, get business right. I'm going to be talking to some of these super interesting people who have stories, insights and strategies to share about what it takes to be a great company, with inspiring leadership, an awesome culture and a wow workforce.I am all about helping people to be their best and I'm a firm believer that if we all started to do things a little bit differently, we'd achieve huge results. Being a chartered psychologist gives me a point of difference to get beneath the surface to really figure out the what, the why and the how, around your people feeling happy, being able to thrive and being productive. I'm going to be having authentic conversations about what employee experience is really about, what it takes to succeed and most importantly, how to achieve it.I will be sharing key strategies and proven insights that I have supported companies to develop, and I will be joined by leaders and inspirational others to hear their stories, their highs and lows and what they have learned. Together we will unpack real-world challenges, current trends and the big questions about organisational culture, engagement, uncertainty, resilience and all things people. Real life, real talk about what it takes to be a great company that puts exceptional employee experience at the heart of everyday practice.So, if you want to create a workforce that is happy, experiences good mental wellbeing, is motivated and connected, and lives and breathes psychological safety and empowerment to enable performance, this podcast is for you. It will help you gain confidence about creating the best organisation from the inside out, with a clear sense of purpose, with people who feel secure about navigating change, who are equipped to reduce stress and anxiety, and who are proud of their achievements. Joining the dots is a priority, so whether you're in leadership, management, hr, or people development, there will be something to learn.So tune in to these mini-series and be part of the crucial movement occurring now that is all about looking after people. Beyond the water cooler is free to download and available on your favourite podcast app.

Happy New Year. Welcome to 2022 and episode 70 of Life Beyond the Numbers - a compilation episode from some of the least downloaded episodes of 2021 ... or the hidden gems from 2021   Lisa LLoyd introduces us to the difference between Imagination and Thinking (minute 4) Alison Jones talks about thinking, deep thinking and reflective thinking (minute 6) Lisa LLoyd covers our brain and pattern recognition (minute 13) Glin Bayley illustrates pattern recognition and writing from the heart (minute 17) Gavin Andrews introduces HeartMath and we chat about emotions (minute 23) Lisa Milnor goes deeper into feelings and the mind body connection (minute 33) And finally Lisa LLoyd on the importance of knowing how our brain works (minute 40)   Podcast Episodes - Hidden Gems of 2021 #38 Wisdom & Technology with Gavin Andrews (HeartMath) #39 H.E.A.R.T with Glin Bayley (Heart of Human) #58 Making Connections with Alison Jones (WriteBrained) #59 Weird & Wonderful with Lisa Milnor (Shaping Clarity) #61 Imagination with Lisa LLoyd (It's Time for Change)   You are welcome to write to me on susan@beyond-thenumbers.com or connect with me on social media with guest or topic suggestions.      

"So when we use our imagination well the possibilities are endless." Lisa LLoyd   Lisa LLoyd believes our imagination is our most misused resource, an innate resource that is so important for us. We delve into all things imagination and Lisa explains how our imagination can help to inform thinking or can be a barrier to that thinking depending on the state of our emotional arousal. Lisa talks us through what goes on in our brains when we enter a state of high emotional arousal and introduces us to some practical approaches to managing our emotional state, including recognising early warning signs and giving our amygdala a name, like Bob! We take our discussion into the workplace and Lisa explains how we operate based on patterns. She talks us through the power of visualisation as the key to imagining different outcomes and changing patterns. And we talk about how to harness our imagination at work in order to be creative and innovative.    Lisa LLoyd is a Chartered Psychologist & Psychotherapist. Alongside her private psychotherapy practice she founded It's Time for Change based on the belief that if we all started to do things a little bit differently, we'd achieve huge results. She is an advocate for putting the human factor back into business and her mantra is: when we get people right, we get business right. She works collaboratively with organisations, using psychological principles and evidence-based practices to improve leadership, employee engagement and resilience and to create workplace cultures where employees excel, where teams are dynamic and where people are happy.   Connect with Lisa: On LinkedIn Through her Website: https://itstimeforchange.co.uk/    Resources Mentioned: Check out episode #30, Leading Change with Lisa LLoyd

Most inventors want the same thing – to make money from their idea. You have a great idea that others can benefit from. You see successful inventions everyday when you go shopping and retail stores are filled with products that someone created. Why can’t you be that person that enjoys great success? Most inventors face the same basic problem – they lack the knowledge of the proper steps to inventing. They often skip critical steps in an attempt to get their product on the market which results in it being improperly developed and just plain unsellable.  They are also not financially prepared for the long road ahead. To enjoy success in this high risk business, you must understand the process and execute with precision. Are you an invention entrepreneur who needs expert guidance to make your idea a reality? Are you nearly ready to sell to retailers or license your product? Do you need assistance with learning everything from how to find a factory to manufacture your product to how to sell to major retailers? If you are you unsure of what to do next and are afraid to spend your hard earned money incorrectly, then Jim’s Coaching & Consulting Programs are exactly what you need to help get your invention off the ground and on a path to success.

Alan interviews Lisa Lloyd. From success on Shark Tank, to consulting for Fortune 100 companies, Lisa Lloyd's invention career spans nearly 3 decades. Today she helps other inventors as she continues to invent new products. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast at iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts, so you won't miss a single episode. Website: www.TheInventionAccelerator.com

"When people are able to pause and are given permission to pause by their leaders and they know the necessity of pausing, in terms of their brain being so much more productive and you'll be so much more engaged and so much more successful after a pause. And then that's where the magic happens." Lisa LLoyd.   Lisa and I talk about putting the human factor back into workplaces and treating people like people. We talk about the return on investment (ROI) of investing in staff and how a one-size approach does not fit all. We discuss how time is one of the biggest barriers to organisations implementing changes in the best way and Lisa points out they might well be going full steam ahead on the wrong path. We also cover the people side of change, the power of pausing, psychological safety, inner critics and how to become even more effective as a manager. And we chat about thinking in terms of blips instead of failure and the importance of self-compassion.    Lisa LLoyd is a Chartered Psychologist & Psychotherapist. Alongside her private psychotherapy practice she founded It's Time for Change based on the belief that if we all started to do things a little bit differently, we'd achieve huge results. She is an advocate for putting the human factor back into business and her mantra is: when we get people right, we get business right. She works collaboratively with organisations, using psychological principles and evidence-based practices to improve leadership, employee engagement and resilience and to create workplace cultures where employees excel, where teams are dynamic and where people are happy.   Connect with Lisa: On LinkedIn Website: https://itstimeforchange.co.uk/    Resources: Dr. Kristin Neff on Self-Compassion - https://self-compassion.org/ 

Have you ever heard God speaking to you? Does he still speak to us today? In this sermon, Major Lisa Lloyd-Jones, Divisional Leader for Leader Development (Central South Division), shows how God has been speaking to his people since the beginning of time. We simply need to take the time to listen to the various ways he speaks to us. The use of music in this video is covered by the following licences: CCLI Church Copyright Licence No. 30158 CCLI Music Reproduction Licence No. 615607 CCLI Church Video Licence No. 833953 CCLI PPL Church Licence No. 1649696 CCLI PRS for Music Church Licence No. 1003304 CCLI Streaming Licence No. 57569 PRS Limited Online Music Licence No. LE-0019444

Lisa Lloyd is the President and CEO of Lloyd Marketing Group. Her success began with her idea for a barrette while working for the CBS affiliate in Tucson, AZ. A short 13 months later, she had patented, manufactured, sold to stores, and ultimately licensed the patent to Scünci for 20 years of regular income. The product is now sold in stores around the world and has generated over $20M globally!  Since then, Lisa has licensed 6 more products to major distributors including Goody, Scünci, and Helen of Troy. In 2007, she in-licensed a patent from an inventor and took on the challenge to further develop, patent, manufacture, and launch a new line of plush products called TC Pets, for which she has won numerous awards—and was even featured on the ABC reality show Shark Tank, where she won the coveted investment of “Shark” Daymond John, the CEO of FUBU.  Lisa has spent nearly two decades as a speaker and trainer on innovation, licensing, and business tactics. She has been a featured lecturer at universities like the University of Arizona Eller School of Business and Entrepreneurship, ASU College of Engineering, and the Arizona Intellectual Property Association's continuing education program for patent and trademark attorneys. She has also won numerous awards for various pitch competitions, including Rice University’s “Rice Alliance Business Plan Competition” and “Pitch it to the Pros” with Discovery Channel’s Billy Mays. In this episode… Innovators come up with great ideas for products that are meant to meet a certain need for people. If the idea is commercially viable, you stand a good chance of finding investors and manufacturing the product. But, you may also find it ideal to license your product to another company and earn a regular income from product sales made by that company. However, not every idea can be licensed. This could happen if the problem you’re hoping to solve with your product just isn’t big enough to warrant the purchase. It could also be because the idea is poorly defined and doesn’t solve people's pain points—and, if this is the case, your idea may not be commercially viable considering all the costs associated with production.  Lisa Lloyd, the President and CEO of Lloyd Marketing Group, is Rich Goldstein's guest in this episode of the Innovations and Breakthroughs Podcast, where she shares her tips and tricks for successfully inventing and licensing products. She also talks about her experience pitching at ABC's Shark Tank, the importance of having an invention support community, and why some products don't get licensing offers.

Nick talks to Lisa about her journey to the Tank and the her challenging time post-Tank. Listen to her story.

On Harvest Sunday, special guest, Major Lisa Lloyd-Jones reminds us that we reap what we sow. As the global Coronavirus pandemic continues, are we feeling weary? The Holy Spirit can give us the energy we need to continue to do good and to bring the Kingdom of God to those around us.

On Harvest Sunday, special guest, Major Lisa Lloyd-Jones reminds us that we reap what we sow. As the global Coronavirus pandemic continues, are we feeling weary? The Holy Spirit can give us the energy we need to continue to do good and to bring the Kingdom of God to those around us.

Alan interviews Lisa Lloyd. Lisa Lloyd has enjoyed a 28 year successful career as an inventor. She began with the French Twister, an innovate way to quickly create a French twist hairstyle. On Shark Tank, she landed a deal with Daymond John and Barbara Corcoran for her TC Pets product. Today she consults with Fortune 500 companies. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts so you won't miss a single episode. Website: www.Lloydmarketinggroup.com

I veckans specialavsnitt gästar Muss-bloggaren Lisa Lloyd Larsson. Vi pratar bland annat om damlaget, Marcus Rashfords långtidsskada, chanserna på CL-plats och problematiken med Paul Pogba. Trevlig lyssning! adam.froberg@muss.se

Secrets of Never Giving Up, hear shocking truths you didn't know from Lisa Lloyd, Inventor sold to brands like Scunci®, Vidal Sassoon®, Goody® and Suave® is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.lloydmarketinggroup.com   www.eliances.com 

Secrets of Never Giving Up, hear shocking truths you didn't know from Lisa Lloyd, Inventor sold to brands like Scunci®, Vidal Sassoon®, Goody® and Suave® is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.lloydmarketinggroup.com   www.eliances.com 

Lisa’s success began with her idea for a barrette. She patented the idea and licensed the product The product is now sold in stores around the world and has generated over $20M globally! Since then Lisa has licensed 6 more products to major distributors including Goody Products®, Scunci®. and Helen of Troy®. In 2007 Lisa in-licensed a patent from an inventor and took on the challenge to further develop, patent, manufacture and launch a new line of plush products called TC Pets for which she has won numerous awards and been featured on the ABC reality show Shark Tank where she won the coveted investment of “Shark” Daymond John of FUBU. Additionally Lisa is the founder of the Lisa Lloyd Marketing group and the  Inventor’s Association of Arizona and has been consultant for hundreds of small businesses and startups

Lisa’s success began with her idea for a barrette. She patented the idea and licensed the product The product is now sold in stores around the world and has generated over $20M globally! Since then Lisa has licensed 6 more products to major distributors including Goody Products®, Scunci®. and Helen of Troy®. In 2007 Lisa in-licensed a patent from an inventor and took on the challenge to further develop, patent, manufacture and launch a new line of plush products called TC Pets for which she has won numerous awards and been featured on the ABC reality show Shark Tank where she won the coveted investment of “Shark” Daymond John of FUBU. Additionally Lisa is the founder of the Lisa Lloyd Marketing group and the  Inventor’s Association of Arizona and has been consultant for hundreds of small businesses and startups       Steve’s Patented Showerhead is sold online including Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop. Steve also is a race Car enthusiast and Owns Steve Sunshine Classic Cars. 

Whether you are a highly successful personal inventor like Lisa Lloyd or a Fortune 100 company, recognizing the great value of including high levels of diversity in your innovation process is a proven innovation best practice.

This is a fascinating interview with Lisa Lloyd who is in the top 1% of successful personal inventors.

Lisa Lloyd and I sit down to talk about her unplanned pregnancy and dive deep into what redemption can look like.

SSS's first ever live recording with an ALL STAR cast and a 50/50 mixed audience of Protestants and Catholics! Father Jared Cooke, Ryan Poehl, Steph Lee, and Lisa Lloyd all gather to proclaim that we are one in Christ. If our unity is not a unity the world can see then it falls short for what Jesus prayed. (John 17)

U of Alberta Pandas forward Lisa Lloyd joined me as the 2nd guest this week on Not So Rapid Fire!

My guest for The Happy Hour #164 is Lisa Lloyd. Lisa is a charismatic actress, speaker and writer, dedicated to helping women break free of the lies that convince us we don’t have a purpose, when in fact God has created us to herald His fame. She is the author of the new book, Chasing Famous. On today's show, we cover it all. We talk about our deep rooted desires for fame, and how God created us that way - not for our own fame, but for the name of Jesus. We talk about messy pasts - sex and abortions - and how God was relentless in his pursuit of us in our worst messes. We talk about parenting and the challenge of keeping our cool when our kids come to us with something big. I think this show has something for just about everyone. I hope you enjoy it and make sure to listen next week when I chat with my friend, Bri McKoy. {You can listen to the showHERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Lisa's Book:Chasing Famous The Five Love Languages of Children by Gary Chapman + The Help by Kathryn Stockett + The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins + Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn What Lisa is loving: Dear Evan Hansen, Swan Creek candles, Experiencing God Connect with Lisa Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors littleBitsOperation Christmas ChildWinc ZipRecruiter

MEET LISA: Lisa Lloyd is a charismatic speaker and writer, dedicated to helping people break free from the lies convincing us we don’t have a purpose, when in fact God has created us to herald His fame. With open and vulnerable communication, Lisa uses stories and scripture to demonstrate God’s unique plan for each of […] The post About Getting Published :: Lisa Lloyd {EP 61} appeared first on Declare.

This episode has my heart!! Tune in to hear Lisa Lloyd and I daydream about Christian unity and what we think it means to be known by our love.

Melanie talks with Lisa Lloyd, a professional actress and author of Chasing Famous: Living the Life You’ve Always Auditioned For. They talk about how they overanalyze everything they say in conversations, their issues with people pleasing, and Lisa also shares about healing after her abortion. She tells a funny story about trying to give her book Chasing Famous to an actual famous person, and for all you Bachelorette lovers out there, Lisa explains why she thinks the Bachelorette chose wrong.

Lisa Lloyd joins me for Episode 86. Sometimes you meet people and you feel like you could have been friends for years. That is exactly how I felt about Lisa. She is an actress, speaker and writer. I was intrigued by her when I saw her book called Chasing Famous: Living the Life You've Always Auditioned For.  I can totally relate that life seems to be full of auditions--in friendships, dating, marriage, parenting, and in our jobs. Sometimes we are enough and accepted and sometimes we are rejected. So we sit down to talk about rejection, God’s redeeming grace and the idea of chasing fame. Links: Lisa's book: Chasing Famous: Living the Life You've Always Auditioned For My book: Body. Beauty. Boys. The Truth About Girls and How We See Ourselves Coach Mom by Brenna Stull Baby Boot Camp by Rebecca Powell What did you enjoy about this episode? What was your takeaway. Let's continue the conversation  on Instagram or Twitter or you can send me an email here.  Thank you for following along life with me. I love being apart of your day. And as always, I hope this show helps you survive a little easier.

Episode #021 with Lisa Lloyd Being Faithful with the Gifts and Talents God's Given YOU!   Head to KristiClover.com/021 to see all the Show Notes & Awesome Quotes that we collected for you!   The need to feel appreciated and needed is quite common for most of us, but especially for moms. We pour ourselves out to our families all day. We often joke that our job is a thankless job. Today on the podcast, we are talking to Lisa Lloyd about her new book, Chasing Famous. She talks about how it’s in our “human nature to want to be loved, affirmed, and accepted.” In other words, it’s normal. Yet, we often look for all these things in all the wrong places. Ultimately, God is the one who we should be running to for our approval. He loves us and created us to shine for His glory. He equipped each one of us to tell a story with our lives using the gifts that He’s given us — making Him “famous” in all we do. (bold that!) I know you are going to be so encouraged by this episode. We went totally off topic from what we had planned. I think you are going to be so blessed that we did, too! We had even prayed before hand that God would lead the conversation…and He did.   A Few Exciting Little Announcements!   I wanted to that my BRAND NEW book (with Tricia Goyer) Homeschool Basics is finally here! I am so thrilled to finally be able to hold it in my hands! You can get your copy at TheHomeschoolBasics.com! You can also check out my new series on YouTube “How to Homeschool” — it's super fun. We kick the series off with art. So, whether you're a homeschooler or not, you can glean from these tips!   ON A SIMPLY JOYFUL NOTE… Boundaries with screen time. Lisa says that she gives her kids minutes of reading or exercise for matched minutes of screen time (max time being 3 hours)   In This Episode… Again, Andrew is going to blow you away with his amazing insights. I know you will be so encouraged by this episode!   ***Check out the SHOW NOTES to see all the great highlights, quotes, and links!***   Books & MUSIC Mentioned… Chasing Famous: Living the Life You've Always Auditioned For TobyMac's Steal My Show Chris Tomlin's Famous One Homeschool Basics   …Help Support the Simply Joyful Podcast! Anytime you purchase things from my site and my store, it blesses the podcast. The Simply Joyful Podcast is put together not only by me, but my team of amazing and talented assistants! As I prayed about starting this podcast I knew I'd need help to maintain it in order to keep balance in my family life. So after episode #12, I hired three people to help me put all the elements together for this podcast. It's been a tremendous blessing.   When you get your Simply Joyful Podcast mug, be sure to take a picture of it and use #SimplyJoyfulPodcast or #SimplyJoyfulMug. I'd love to see them!   Check out these companies (through my affiliate links): — Covenant Eyes **Try it for 30 Days FREE!** — Audible **Free Download** — Amazon     Help Get the Word Out... My prayer is that this podcast would be a blessing to all who hear it. If you enjoy this podcast, it would be such a blessing to have you "Subscribe" to this podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave me a rating and review. This helps the podcast to rank in iTunes and be more "visible" for people searching for new podcasts to listen to. If you wanted to share this episode with friends or on social media, I've created several great images that are share-worthy.   Thank you so much for helping us get the word out about the Simply Joyful Podcast!   I hope you enjoyed this week's podcast! My prayer is always that you will be blessed and encouraged by each episode.   Live Simply. Be Joyful.     Let’s Connect: My Website Facebook  Instagram YouTube Pinterest Twitter     Connect with Lisa Lloyd:   Lisa is a speaker, emcee, actor, and writer. Since receiving her bachelor of fine arts in theater from Southern Methodist University, Lisa has been featured in many major performance mediums. Her television credits include What Would You Do?, Prison Break, The Young and the Restless, and The Bold and the Beautiful. You may see her on television commercials, highway billboards, or TV screens at the local airport. She has performed with many theaters, including the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Montana Shakespeare, the Dallas Theater Center, and Casa Mañana Theater. She is a highly sought-after speaker at women s retreats, conferences, and events across the country. She and her husband Markus live in McKinney, Texas, and have two boys. You can check out Lisa's books HERE on Amazon! Be sure to visit her site as well at www.lisalloyd.org.       **This post may contain a few affiliate links, both Amazon & others. Please see my disclosure page if you have any questions

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Actress and mom Lisa Lloyd shares how God brought her to a deep place of surrender after a painful experience in her life. Through that experience, she felt called by God to make his name famous and invite others to do the same. “Wherever we're at in life, God has called us to live for the glory of his name-- not wishing we were somewhere else. We can make God famous and glorify him in the season we're in.” In This Episode, You'll Hear... How to be vulnerable and share struggles with close community Lisa's stirring story of choosing to make God famous over focusing on worldly fame Ways to shift the spotlight from ourselves to God and disciple our kids to do the same Encouragement to “wait well” and focus on the season of life and motherhood we're in Quick Links BOOK: Chasing Famous Love the song in the outro? It's called God Day. It's by Jen Stanbro and you can get it on iTunes by clicking here and check out Jen's site by clicking here. Connect with Lisa Lloyd Blog: http://www.lisalloyd.org Social media: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Instagram Click the play button in the post or grab your favorite podcast app and join us for a chat!

Actress and mom Lisa Lloyd shares how God brought her to a deep place of surrender after a painful experience in her life. Through that experience, she felt called by God to make his name famous and invite others to do the same.   “Wherever we’re at in life, God... Read more

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Lisa Lloyd to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss her new book CHASING FAMOUS.

When it comes to having a great idea in business, the difference between success and failure is hard to pin down till you're one or the other. Lisa Lloyd doesn't have the luxury of hindsight. Lisa is an inventor. She has invented products that have made millions. And she has had days that weren't so good. On today s Out to Lunch Peter Ricchiuti discusses the invention business with Lisa Lloyd from the Lloyd Marketing Group. Liz Shepherd is the founder of a business called Life City. Life City also deals in turning good ideas into reality. They help companies change from traditional ways of doing business to green and sustainable practices that are also profitable. For his third great idea of the day, Peter introduces Justin Bayer and his entrepreneurial startup, Welcome to College. Hear a longer conversation about Welcome to College with Peter, Justin, Liz, and Lisa here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tour De Fleece is over!  Aussie Aussie oi oi oi!  AJ talks about what's on the needles, pulls out her crochet hooks, recaps Tour De Fleece 2011, and reviews "A fine Fleece: Knitting with handspun yarns" by Lisa Lloyd.  B helpd diego save the Pepper cheese Monkey.  While AJ renews he faith in Joe's masculinity.  (Not really...)