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This week's Varsity Radio Show is packed with laughs, life lessons, and a whole lot of heart! Triplets Maggie and Mary Kathryn join us in the studio, and they don't hold back! From volleyball victories and cheerleading tumbles to triplet telepathy (or lack thereof), these Albertville athletes share what it means to compete, connect, and grow on and off the court.You'll hear about…

The Power of Personalization: Enhancing Buyer Engagement Through Conversational DesignIn the latest episode of "The Thoughtful Entrepreneur," host Josh engages in a compelling conversation with Mary Kathryn Johnson, also known as MKJ, a founder, podcast host, and CEO. MKJ brings her expertise in helping entrepreneurs accelerate the buyer's journey through conversational and category design. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for entrepreneurs navigating the crowded digital marketplace. Let's dive into the key takeaways and actionable advice shared during the episode.Mary Kathryn emphasizes that in today's saturated business environment, simply being louder or more visible is not enough. Entrepreneurs must find ways to stand out by being specific and personalized in their messaging. She highlights the importance of identifying your unique selling proposition, tailoring communication to address the specific needs of ideal customers, and ensuring consistent branding across all platforms. Additionally, MKJ stresses the importance of focusing on the buyer's journey rather than just the sales journey, which involves understanding the potential buyer's needs, preferences, and pain points.MKJ's expertise lies in helping entrepreneurs design conversations that facilitate trust and engagement. She discusses the role of interactive video as a powerful tool for enhancing engagement, introducing "Relatable," a platform for creating interactive video content. Mary Kathryn underscores that relationships are built over time and require trust, advocating for consistent communication, value-driven content, and personalized follow-up messages. By focusing on the buyer's journey, leveraging technology, and being authentic, entrepreneurs can create a more effective and engaging approach to business that fosters trust and drives success. For more information, explore Mary Kathryn's work at callmemkj.com and engage with her on social media platforms.About Mary Johnson:Mary Kathryn Johnson, known as MKJ, is a dynamic CEO and M.I.S.C.H.I.E.F. Maker (Mindset Impact Strategic Catalyst Helping Innovative Entrepreneurs FOCUS). With over 20 years of experience in online business and marketing, MKJ helps entrepreneurs, CEOs, and leadership teams gain clarity and focus on what makes their business unique, and how to communicate that difference to both internal and external customers.MKJ specializes in guiding businesses away from the crowded Attention Economy and outdated sales strategies like lead generation and sales funnels. Instead, she focuses on the Relationship Economy, demand generation, and optimizing the buyer's funnel. Her approach shortens the sales process, increases customer retention, and creates communities that actively promote businesses through Word of Mouth.MKJ is also the host of the M.I.S.C.H.I.E.F. Maker podcast, where she shares insights on helping businesses thrive by connecting with customers in more meaningful, lasting ways.Apply to be a Guest on The Thoughtful Entrepreneur: https://go.upmyinfluence.com/podcast-guestLinks Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out Mary Kathryn Johnson's website athttps://www.callmemkj.com/Check out Mary Kathryn Johnson on LinkedIn athttps://www.linkedin.com/in/callmemkj/Don't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank you for listening. Tune in next time!More from UpMyInfluence:We are actively booking guests for our The Thoughtful...

Welcome to the Pinkleton Pull-Aside Podcast. On this podcast, let's step aside from our busy lives to have fun, fascinating life giving conversation with inspiring authors, pastors, sports personalities and other influencers, leaders and followers. Sit back, grab some coffee, or head down the road and let's get the good and the gold from today's guest. Our host is Jeff Pinkleton, Executive Director of the Gathering of the Miami Valley, where their mission is to connect men to men, and men to God. You can reach Jeff at GatheringMV.org or find him on Facebook at The Gathering of the Miami Valley.Mark Whitworth was introduced as Asbury University's first-ever Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics on March 29, 2018. In 2020, his role in the AU administration was expanded to include University Communications. Under Whitworth's leadership Asbury has experienced significant growth, most notably becoming a member of NCAA Division III in 2021. A 1984 Asbury graduate and former member of the university's board of trustees, Whitworth served on the SEC staff for 27 years before becoming Chief Operating Officer at Knight Eady (a sports marketing and event management firm) in 2016. Whitworth previously served as Associate Commissioner for External Affairs. In that role, he was the SEC's day-to-day contact for ESPN, working closely with the national cable network to coordinate coverage of more than 420 SEC events per year across multiple distribution platforms.  Prior to joining the SEC, Whitworth served on the Athletic Department staff at the University of Tennessee from 1984-1988. While at UT, he earned a master's degree in Sports Administration. Whitworth received a bachelor's degree from Asbury University in 1984 and was a member of the baseball team. He was appointed to the Board of Trustees at his alma mater in 2009 and was a recipient of the 2014 “A Award” given annually to alumni who have achieved distinction professionally and demonstrated loyalty to Asbury.  He is married to the former Tyanne James of Winchester, Ky, who is an Asbury graduate. They have a son (Tyler) and a daughter (Mary Kathryn) who is also an Asbury graduate.

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I have known Scott Lawrence since 1996.  I can pretty much guess the exact date since he and his family moved into the same neighborhood at the same time that my family did and we all became immediate fast friends. In fact, our builder told us that Scott, Mary Carol, Jackson and Mary Kathryn were moving in at about the same time as us and  predicted we would get along well and, in the end, he was correct!  Even though Huntsville is now a cosmopolitan area where a lot of folks are from other areas of the country, Scott is a true Huntsville native and his family goes back here for several decades.  Scott  is a close friend and confidant  to many and you'll understand why after you listen to him on this podcast!    

Thom Francis introduces us to Mary Kathryn Jablonski who was the featured reader at the Poets Speak Loud open mic at McGeary's on November 25, 2019. Visual artist/poet Mary Kathryn Jablonski has been a contributor at Numero Cinq magazine and is author of the poetry chapbook “To the Husband I Have Not Yet Met” (A.P.D. Press, 2008) and the 2019 book of poems, “Sugar Maker Moon,” from Dos Madres Press (Loveland, Ohio). Her poems and award-winning collaborative video/poems have appeared in numerous literary journals, exhibitions, screenings and film festivals, including the Atticus Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Poetry Film Live (UK), Poetry Ireland Review, Quarterly West, and Salmagundi, among others. She has worked as a gallerist for over 15 years in upstate NY and lectures on visual poetry. She has recently been named a Senior Editor in Visual Arts at Tupelo Quarterly online literary/arts journal, and her artwork has been exhibited throughout the Northeast U.S. and is held in public and private collections.

If you've ever felt emotionally drained from caring for others, especially during tough times, this conversation is for you. Mary Kathryn Nader, Ph.D., LPC-S, PMH-C, is a licensed professional counselor in Texas who specializes in women's mental health, including postpartum depression, anxiety, grief, infertility, mom guilt, perfectionism, post-divorce, perinatal mental health, compassion fatigue, imposter syndrome, and more. She explains how compassion fatigue differs from burnout. It's that sense of overwhelm that comes from witnessing others' pain and struggles, and it can take a toll on both your mind and body. During the pandemic, she focused her dissertation research on women clergy, and the response was overwhelming. So many women in ministry opened up about feeling like they simply couldn't give anymore. This conversation isn't just about understanding the problem; it's also about finding hope and practical ways forward. Dr. Nader shares insights from her research and offers heartfelt recommendations for how we can continue to follow our calling to serve others in ministry, friendships, and family life—without losing ourselves in the process. The conversation shifts to imposter syndrome, a challenge more commonly experienced by women than men. Mary Kathryn notes that many women feel unqualified for their roles, a sentiment often rooted in a lack of female role models and societal support, particularly in environments that haven't traditionally embraced female leadership. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing these feelings without letting them take over, focusing on strengths, and seeking support from mentors and peers. Additionally, Dr. Nader highlights the role of faith, reminding women that God is working through them and that they are not alone on their journey. Ultimately, Mary Kathryn serves up a powerful reminder that even in the face of these challenges, support from others, self-compassion, and our faith can guide us toward healing and continued purpose. Listener Resources: If you're a woman in ministry, we're here to support you! Explore our curated collection of resources and specialized offerings designed to empower you in your calling. Discover more at transformingengagement.org/womeninministry If you are a Christian leader or pastor seeking a space for support, growth, and transformation for yourself or for your team, we invite you to participate in one of our cohort programs, called a Circle. To learn more and to get on the waitlist to be notified when our next Circle is offered, visit transformingengagemeng.org/circles Each episode spotlights an organization making a positive impact. Mary Kathryn calls our attention to A Memory Grows, an organization that provides a space of healing and peace for parents who are grieving the death of their child. By bringing together those who have experienced a similar loss in a retreat setting we honor and celebrate our children while making connections with others who truly understand our journey. A memory grows where love carries on. Learn more at: https://amemorygrows.org/

We joined Mary Kathryn on the Hampton Roads Perspectives show to discuss Vote For A Cause. We invited a special guest into the conversation, Anthony Clary who shared his experience as 2023's Vote For A Cause 1st place winner. In just a week 3 deserving organizations selected by our neighbors will win donations from The Car Crash Experts to spend at their discretion. We have invited all of Hampton Roads to nominate and vote for a deserving faith-based organization, non-profit, or sports team to win. Tune in to see us announce the winners LIVE on May 17th at 12pm. Are you looking to get involved? It's not too late! The race is close, and every vote counts. Vote now at voteforacause.comABOUT COOPER HURLEY INJURY LAWYERSCooper Hurley Injury Lawyers helps those injured in car, truck, and motorcycle wrecks or other serious injury and wrongful death cases. Our Virginia-based firm is located in Norfolk, Virginia with client meeting locations in all of the cities of Hampton Roads and on the Eastern Shore.Our partners, John Cooper, Jim Hurley, Bill O'Mara, Griff O'Hanlon, and John Baker, have decades of experience and have secured millions for accident, TBI, railroad, slip and fall, and medical malpractice victims.Injured in a car, truck, or motorcycle accident in Hampton Roads? Get help now at 757-333-3333.Or, visit us online at: https://cooperhurley.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VirginiaBeachinjurylawyerTwitter: https://twitter.com/CooperHurleyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cooper-hurley-injury-lawyers/

Listen in as host David Mandell chats with two CPAs from the firm Aprio who specialize in serving medical and dental practices. They share insights on managing finances, increasing profitability, and understanding key numbers in a healthcare practice. The discussion covers the importance of understanding financials, key performance indicators, and strategies to increase profitability in a healthcare practice. David, Chelsea and Mary Kathryn also cover the impact of staffing costs, the potential benefits of fee-for-service models, and the importance of regular financial reviews. Key Takeaways: Understanding, analyzing, and managing financial numbers are key to optimizing a medical practice's profitability. Regularly evaluating and adjusting fees is crucial for practices that have control over what they charge. Proactive, forward-looking advice is more beneficial than mere tax preparation. Learn more, including additional show notes, links, and more, by visiting physicianswealthpodcast.com.

Mary Kathryn Johnson, is a seasoned expert in the realm of conversational AI and chatbots. With a career spanning from 2017, she has witnessed and actively contributed to the evolution of technology in customer interactions. As a trailblazer in the field, Mary emphasizes the critical link between technology and human connection. In her extensive experience, Mary has explored the intricacies of building conversational AI systems that not only showcase technological capabilities but also resonate with users on a human level. She believes in the power of crafting personalized, engaging conversations that go beyond mere functionality, creating an experience that makes users feel heard and understood. Mary is a strong advocate for the human touch in technology, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging users' past interactions and preferences.  Beyond her expertise in AI, Mary Kathryn is passionate about helping companies define their unique brand voices. She encourages businesses to delve into the foundational questions of why they exist, what problems they aim to solve, and the emotions that drive their mission.  Recognized for her innovative thinking and deep conversations, Mary thrives on engaging with forward-thinking individuals shaping the future of technology.  Key Takeaways 1. Human-Centric Conversational AI: The importance of infusing human-centric elements into conversational AI. 2. Brand Persona and Differentiation: In the evolving landscape of AI and chatbots, businesses need to define a distinctive brand persona. Mary stresses the need for a human touch, moving beyond generic interactions. The conversation should reflect the heart of the company, its values, and the emotions that drive its mission.  3. Short and Sustained Interactions: Mary Kathryn introduces the concept of "FaceTweet," emphasizing the importance of brevity in conversational AI. The interactions should mimic the concise nature of social media, maintaining short and sustained messages.  4. Founder's Vision in Conversational Design:  The founder's original vision is crucial in designing effective conversational AI. Mary suggests revisiting the founder's mindset, especially in companies that have grown and evolved.  Timestamps [00:06:45] The flaws in conversational AI designs. [00:15:02] The significance of humanizing brand interactions in conversational AI, moving beyond bot personas to represent the human essence of the company.  [00:27:41] The foundational bridge between building technology and presenting it as a personality.  [00:30:27] The conversation pivots to the role of founders in conversational AI initiatives. Mary Kathryn highlights the importance of bringing founders back into the design process.  [00:34:13] Practical advice for building effective conversational AI, including the "FaceTweet" concept for concise and engaging interactions.  Quotes.  1. "Dare to be different, not just better—finding what sets you apart is key for successful marketing and brand building." 2. "Identify your unique factor, spend time drilling down on it; it's the foundation for all messaging, making you adaptable to the changing landscape." 3. "Good companies have a purpose beyond money; find that emotional connection, and use it consistently across all interactions for lasting impact." 4. "Think FaceTweet—short, engaging interactions; succeed in automation by being concise, human, and incorporating conditional logic." Connect with Mary Website - https://www.callmemkj.com/  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/callmemkj/  Twitter - https://twitter.com/ParentEPower 

Episode 096 | Mary Kathryn LeMaster (Accessibility & Mindfulness Consultant) joins the podcast! In this episode, MK talks to Lance about her abrupt transition into legal blindness, why she names her white blind canes, how she created her own BVI community, the difference between image descriptions and alt text, and how both individuals and businesses can create an accessible experience in the digital world. SEE-THROUGH is hosted by Lance Johnson. Based in New York City, Lance is a video editor living with the rare degenerative eye disease - retinitis pigmentosa or "RP” for short. In most cases, RP causes legal-blindness by the age of 40. Now at the age of 33, Lance uses SEE-THROUGH as his platform to explore his inevitable future of blindness.  ------------------------- SUPPORT SEE-THROUGH: Merch: https://seethroughpod.com/merch ------------------------- MARY KATHRYN LEMASTER LINKS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigsightmk/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/bigsightmk ------------------------- SEE-THROUGH LINKS: YouTube: https://bit.ly/3JRSPEO Instagram: https://instagram.com/seethroughpod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@seethroughpod Twitter: https://twitter.com/seethroughpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seethroughpod Website: https://www.seethroughpod.com/

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Use code VFP100 for $100 off on the Rejuvenate Indoor Garden and 3 pod packs for freeLike a modern-day agricultural alchemist, Mary Kathryn Scala co-founder of Freight to Plate, turns shipping containers into havens of verdant growth. In our conversation, Mary Kathryn walks us through her journey from the bustling restaurants of Chicago to the vibrant city of Austin, where she first discovered the potential of container farming. Her entrepreneurial spirit, ignited by this innovative concept, led her back to her roots in Chicago with a mission to revolutionize food systems. Hear Mary Kathryn's passionate discourse on the hard work and dedication it takes to bring to life a hyperlocal food system. We traverse the unique intricacies of setting up a container farm, and the importance of harnessing the power of partnerships in this sector. Mary Kathryn shares her insights on the ideal partners for this venture and highlights the pivotal role of tech integration in the current projects of Freight to Plate. The real magic begins when she begins to describe their mid-century modern farmhouse – a testament to the artistry and dedication that goes into creating a successful hyperlocal food system. As we wrap up, we take a moment to glimpse into the future of food production with a look at the Freight to Plate Homestead. This is more than just farming – it's a year-round showcase of controlled environment agriculture, fostering community development and technological collaborations. Mary Kathryn underlines the importance of mutual respect in these partnerships and how they are the key to success in vertical farming. Join us as we venture on this enlightening journey with Mary Kathryn, and glean insightful and inspiring perspectives on the future of food systems.Thanks to Our SponsorsCultivatd – https://cultivatd.com/Indoor AgCon '22 - https://indoor.ag/Use promo code 'VFP' to receive 20% your registrationAgTech Marketing TeamFarmAnywhereCEASummit VertiFarmKey Takeaways00:01 - Impact in Vertical Farming 13:07 - From Chicago to Austin 20:30 - Creating Fresh Food Systems During COVID 25:39 - Container Farming for Hyperlocal Food Systems 30:32 - Container Farming and Importance of Partnerships 47:26 - Partnerships and Impact in Vertical Farming 53:04 - Visit Homestead in ChicagoTweetable Quotes"Our mission is kind of radical, but to make fresh produce, take it further away from being a privilege because it should be a right, just like access to clean water should be a right." "It's not fair to bring adopters into the space and then not help them succeed. And I think helping them succeed is having groups like Freight to Plate that can help facilitate all the unknowns." “In the midst of getting over and meeting those adversities, like looking at myself in the mirror and saying, do you still believe in yourself, do you still believe in what you're doing? Enough to take another big leap of faith?”Resources MentionedMary Kathryn's Website - www.ftp.farmMary Kathryn's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-scala-...

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On this episode, we Build with Mary-Kathryn Connor!Mary-Kathryn Connor is the Director of Hayes Barton United Methodist Preschool. She is a native of Goldsboro, NC and holds a Bachelor's degree in Family and Consumer Sciences from Meredith College and a Master's degree in Early Childhood Intervention and Family Support from UNC-Chapel Hill. She has her B-K, K-6, and 7-12 teaching licenses. She has a vast resume of experiences having been a teacher, department chair, and adjunct instructor at Moore Square Magnet Middle School, Needham B. Broughton High School and Meredith College. Through her skillful leadership, Mary-Kathryn brought about instrumental change and success not only in programming but also in student achievement and staff support. The Wake County Public School System recognized her work by naming her Wake County's Diane Kent Parker First Year Teacher of the Year, Broughton High School Teacher of the Year, Wake County Teacher of the Year Finalist, WRAL Teacher of the Week, WCPSS Employee Excellence Award recipient, and the Richard M. Jewell Teaching Excellence Award. This was such a fun conversation. We discuss so much in this episode, beginning with her journey through early childhood education (and some fun stories!). We discuss how she has surrounded herself with amazing talent and what advice she has for young families and those about to enter the real world. As Director of the Preschool, Mary-Kathryn has been surrounded by 150+ children for the last 5 years and I've seen firsthand how she has transformed an environment that has positively impacted the lives of so many, including my children. I want others to know her journey, what she's learned and be inspired to grow!Enjoy! Books Recommended:The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark ComerThe Lives We Actually Have by Kate Bowler and Jessica Richie

Seven years ago, Santa Fe Opera started a conversation that would reverberate throughout American Opera, shaping this celebrated art form into something more reflective of the world in which it's created. Today, Opera For All Voices (OFAV) commissions have surpassed even our wildest storytelling expectations.  Key Change co-hosts Andrea Fellows Fineberg and Anna Garcia tuck into the time machine for a season-ending trip around the OFAV universe, revisiting the initiative's greatest hits and offering fans a glimpse at what's to come––with Ruth Nott, consultant, Opera for All Voices; Brent Michael Davids, composer; and Mary Kathryn Nagle J.D., playwright, attorney, and member of Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. OFAV began with a simple premise. "We wanted to see what other voices were available and had interesting stories to tell," Ruth explains. So, how'd we do?  In the past 18 months alone, OFAV has produced two world premieres in Santa Fe, This Little Light Of Mine and Hometown To The World, a groundbreaking workshop in San Francisco for The Pigeon Keeper, and OFAV on Broadway featuring Hometown To The World. We've also strengthened our bond with the Pueblo Opera Cultural Council. While reminiscing is fun, the Key Change time machine is actually a forward-focused intergalactic vehicle. Brent and Mary Kathryn have plotted next season's creative journey from pueblo to cosmos. "It'll be one of the very first operas that centers a Native woman protagonist," hints Mary Kathryn. "We're asking questions that go far beyond Indian country or the history of the relationship between the United States and Native people. We're asking questions that pertain to all of humanity, and what is our relationship to the universe." Catch a ride for Season Five coming soon! FEATURING Brent Michael Davids - Composer, Member of the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Mary Kathryn Nagle J.D. - Attorney at Law/Playwright/Screenwriter and Member Of Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Ruth Nott - Consultant, Opera for All Voices RELATED EPISODES KCP0404 - Story With Purpose: The Origin of the Pueblo Opera Cultural Council with Renee Roybal and Claudene A. Martinez KCP0405 - Spark of Imagination: Generations of the Pueblo Opera Program with Sonja & Seth Martine *** Key Change is a production of The Santa Fe Opera in collaboration with Opera for All Voices. Produced and edited by Andrea Klunder at The Creative Impostor Studios Hosted by Andrea Fellows Fineberg & Anna Garcia Audio Engineer: Kabby at Kabby Sound Studios in Santa Fe Show Notes by  Lisa Widder Theme music by Rene Orth with Corrie Stallings, mezzo-soprano, and Joe Becktell, cello Cover art by Dylan Crouch This podcast is made possible due to the generous funding from the Hankins Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and an Opera America Innovation Grant supported by the Anne & Gordon Getty Foundation.   To learn more about Opera For All Voices, visit us at SantaFeOpera.org.

Join us today as we dive headfirst into the power of unlocking your creative potential and tapping into your inner artist. Mary Kathryn Decker, the mastermind behind MK Decker Designs, will be sharing her story of making a full pivot from studying nutrition to becoming a full-time artist. During the episode, we talk about the importance of "running your own race" and how life often takes unexpected turns. MK takes us through her creative process, how she draws inspiration for her art, and much more!You can find Mary Kathryn's Instagram HERE to connect + shop all of her amazing creations! We are so excited to announce the "Sisterhood" has finally launched, offering subscribers exclusive bonus content. If you missed last week's 10-minute guided affirmation, subscribe now by visiting  HERE!  https://www.buzzsprout.com/1877118/subscribeWe wanted to give a special shout-out to our sponsor, LuLu's in Oxford, Mississippi! Shop in person or online here for all of your shoe and accessory needs! 

“One conversation seriously can help you leap forward in your business,” explains Mary Kathryn Johnson, owner of Bot Academy and host of the CEO M.I.S.C.H.I.E.F. Maker Podcast.  When meeting with potential clients or making a sale, it's critical to make the other person feel comfortable and heard. Through having real conversations, you can easily connect to who you are talking to while understanding their issues and how you can help. Whether chatting in person or through a chat bot online, you can be others' solution to everyday problems. “We have an opportunity as business owners and marketers to create a world that is not as spammy as email marketing is right now.” Mary Kathryn's goal is to help entrepreneurs create massive impact and profits through her Mischief Success Path and in this episode, she shares how to leverage more one-on-conversations through chat bots and her LEAP framework.   Quotes “One conversation seriously can help you leap forward in your business.” (4:54-4:59 | Mary Kathryn)  “If you can take your email and translate it using specific parameters, you can create a conversation in an automated way.” (21:07-21:16 | Mary Kathryn)  “You need to stay congruent with your roadway. The end needs to be congruent with the beginning.” (24:59-25:06 | Mary Kathryn)  “We have an opportunity as business owners and marketers to create a world that is not as spammy as email marketing is right now.” (31:34-31:45 | Mary Kathryn) “The power that you have with one conversation is not just to leap your business forward, but to also transform someone's life and leap their business forward. The power of that one conversation is in your hands.” (34:40-34:57 | Mary Kathryn)     Links For business owners looking to understand the power of conversational design:  https://chatbotmom.com      For agency owners or freelancers to learn how to create conversational marketing flows: https://botacademy.com/learn    Connect with Mary Kathryn Johnson Website: https://callmemkj.com  Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ceo-m-i-s-c-h-i-e-f-maker/id1633768855  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CallMeMKJ/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/callmemkj/  ====    Thank You For Listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review! Your positive review helps others find this podcast and increase its visibility.   Getting to YES boils down to two things: Saying the right things and saying those things consistently… so if you want to go deeper, check out Uli's one-page “Getting to YES” blueprint and training with the essential 9 persuasion prompts you need to leverage: https://uliiserloh.com/blueprint   Connect With Uli Website: https://uliiserloh.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/uliiserloh   Instagram: https://instagram.com/uliiserloh Youtube: https://youtube.com/uliiserloh  Tiktok: https://tiktok.com/@uliiserloh  Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/uliiserloh/ If you'd like to learn more about Uli's marketing agency and available services, visit https://bigboost.marketing

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HEY HEY, and happy Tell Me Bout It Tuesday, fam! We are, as always, giddy to be back, but especially giddy today as we bring you another guest for our "Seasons of Life Series!" Welcome our dear "real life" friend, and now "friend of the pod," Meredith Smith! Meredith is the Girls Ministry Coordinator at The Bridge Fellowship, and today she chats with us about major shifts that happen in our lives! We assure you, you'll want to listen to this one with a notebook and pen in hand! We are also honored for this episode to be sponsored by our friend, Mary Kathryn Designs! If you love quirky, sparkly, or minimal jewelry, you'll love Mary Kathryn's handmade designs, all made right here in Nashville. Make sure to check her out on Instagram (@marykathryn_design), on her APP found in your local phone's app store, or at www.marykathryndesign.com and use code MKD20 for 20% off your ENTIRE purchase! Find this episode wherever you listen to podcasts, and if you like this episode, please rate and subscribe! We would be so grateful! LOVE YOU GUYS, and see you back here for another episode next week! Instagram: @chosengirlmovement Website: thechosengirl.com Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Subscribe to Happy Texts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chosengirl/support

The Scala sisters are putting down roots in a different kind of ‘homestead'. During the onset of the pandemic, Mary Kathryn and Jacqueline were both researching new ideas and paths. They serendipitously discovered an innovative community led initiative that they felt compelled to pursue – freight farming. Mary Kathryn and Jacqueline quickly learned the ropes of hydroponic farming and built a ‘Homestead' freight farm in a Chicago suburb. Their mission is to bring these farms to more communities in the US and unlock hyperlocal food production!

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"I don't have to strive to push my boundaries. I can just be content to fill the boundaries that He has given me."In this episode, Nicole talks to Mary Kathryn. They discuss family, priorities, and building a business that glorifies God. Mary Kathryn tells us how she prioritizes her family and business. She also shares how she learned to be content and stop striving in her business. This will encourage you, especially if you're trying to grow something for the Lord....Mary Kathryn Tiller lives in East Texas with her husband, two kids, and thirty head of cattle. She is a writer, speaker, and co-founder of New Mercies For Moms. Her passion is helping entrepreneurial mamas connect more deeply with Christ so they can thrive in all He's called them to do. You can connect with her on Instagram @MaryKathrynTiller.Website: www.marykathryntiller.comInstagram: @MaryKathrynTillerThe Idea Lab Simple Brand Strategy For Your Startup. Build your God Dream-Live your passion-Help others succeed.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/purposebeyondmotherhoodpodcast)

Have you ever felt like your responsibilities and calling were colliding?  Today on the show I have the pleasure of speaking with Mary K Tiller. Mary K is a writer, a mom, a wife, and a professor at a local university. She shares with us how she unmasked her capability, and in doing so realized that what she does and who she is … is enough. She shares some practical, empowering tools for how we can accomplish what God has called us to do, while simultaneously being mom and wife. Mary K shares a story of how God showed up and used a peach tree to reveal to her she was over producing, overwhelmed and on the brink of breaking. We talk about how with God's help she was able to prune back her “to-do's” and how being strategic with her time has allowed her to feel at peace with progression.    Connect with Mary Kathryn and download her 5 key pockets of time on her website.  Instagram~Website  Click here for a downloadable graphic of this weeks verse.  Learn more about Courtney at courtneydoyleministries.com Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook    

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Mary Kathryn Nagle (Citizen of the Cherokee Nation) answers questions about the legal framework around the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit. She explains how a 1978 Supreme Court decision failed to protect Native people from violence perpetrated by non-Natives, and what has happened since to restore Tribes' rights to prosecute crimes committed on tribal land. Mary Kathryn joined Pipestem & Nagle, P.C. in 2015 from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan in New York City, where she specialized in complex commercial litigation related to structured finance, bankruptcy, and federal qui tam actions. She has drafted numerous appellate briefs in federal courts, including federal appellate courts and the United States Supreme Court.Mary Kathryn has significant experience in briefing issues of constitutional law related to federal Indian law, as well as cases that implicate statutory rights under Indian rights laws such as the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (“NAGPRA”). Mary Kathryn studied law at Tulane Law School, where she graduated summa cum laude and was the recipient of the Judge John Minor Wisdom Award. Her law review articles have been published in five different journals, including the Tulane Law Review and Tulsa Law Review.She is a frequent speaker at law schools and symposia on issues related to restoration of tribal sovereignty, tribal self-determination, Indian civil and constitutional rights, and safety of Native Women.  She also represents the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center (NIWRC) in support of the NIWRC's work to end violence against Native Women. Mary Kathryn is an accomplished playwright who has written and produced several plays relating to Indians and the law, including Waaxe's Law, Manahatta, My Father's Bones (with Suzan Shown Harjo), Miss Lead, Fairly Traceable, and Sliver of a Full Moon.Resources:Organizations:Pipestem & Nagle, P.C.: http://www.pipestemlaw.com/attorney/mary-kathryn-nagle/National Indigenous Women's Resource Center: MMIW Toolkit for Families and CommunitiesSovereign Bodies Institute: https://www.sovereign-bodies.org/Urban Indian Health Institute: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Report, 2018DonateSovereign Bodies Institute: https://www.sovereign-bodies.org/donateNational Indigenous Women's Resources Center: https://www.niwrc.org/donateUrban Indian Health Institute:https://www.uihi.org/ Native American LifeLines: https://nativeamericanlifelines.org/New York Indian Council: https://www.newyorkindiancouncil.org/ National Council of Urban Indian Health: https://www.ncuih.org/index Social Media: @mknagle--Indigenae theme song: “Nothing Can Kill My Love For You” by Semiah Instagram: @semiah.smithFind her on Youtube, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music. 

Mary is very awesome woman who is giving back to the visually impaired and blind community having co-founded a local support group called Eye See Hou based in Houston, Texas. She is not only the co-founder, she is also the president.

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Jen, Mindy, & Mary Kathryn host a special episode for the ladies of North Wake.

In this episode Matt and Mary Kathryn share their story.  Matt is the Food Services Coordinator at a beautiful camp called New Life Ranch in Oklahoma so we talk a lot about camp life, why camp is special and a little bit about food.  However, we actually talk a lot more about the uncomfortable steps it took to move their family of five from the big city of Dallas to a small town in Oklahoma, and how they have seen God provide along the way.  Awesome and honest story! Check out New Life Ranch's website https://newliferanch.com (here!)

This week Mary Kathryn Wilson joins us to share about her battle with an eating disorder. She shares how comparison played a role in her story and how she learned to take her thoughts captive. Mary Kathryn also shares helpful tips on taking our own thoughts captive, whether they're thoughts about an eating disorder or not. Resources:Bible Recap Podcast Switch on Your Brain by Dr. Caroline LeafBreaking Free from Body Shame by Jess Connolly Scriptures:2 Corinthians 10:5Psalm 139:142 Corinthians 12:1-10

Tune in for a remarkable conversation with intuitive life coach, energy medicine practitioner, yogini, and astrologer Mary Kathryn Jackson in which we discuss what it means to embrace all facets of being human. This episode contains practical easy to do exercises for supporting your nervous system, suggestions for how to live in rhythm with the cycles of nature, and much more. Mary Kathryn has kindly offered a free 5 Minute Reset Download for the listeners of the Holistic wellness and Wisdom Podcast. Go here to check it out:  https://marykathrynjackson/ (https://marykathrynjackson.lpages.co/5-minute-reset/) For the extended show notes with more resources go to: https://www.drkimberlyann.com/podcasts/25 (https://www.drkimberlyann.com/podcasts/25) Mary Kathryn provides 1-1 private coaching, astrology readings, yoga and energy work, as well as group classes and online courses. Connect with her on her website, via email, Instagram, or on Facebook. To contact Mary Kathryn directly: http://www.marykathrynjackson.com/ (www.marykathrynjackson.com) Instagram: @divinely_human Facebook: http://facebook.com/marykathryncoaching/ (facebook.com/marykathryncoaching/) Email: info@marykathrynjackson.com

Guest Mary Kathryn Tiller discusses the pros and cons of social media as a tool as well as balancing all the roles of motherhood, spouse, and business owner. Mary Kathryn is passionate about seeing women thrive as God uses them to build lives that reflect him. She and her husband reside in Texas with their two children and 30 head of cattle. You can find Mary Kathryn at https://marykathryntiller.com/Follow Mary Kathryn on IG: https://www.instagram.com/marykathryntiller/FREE Downloadables: Five Reasons Your Work MattersFive Key Pockets of Time

Mary Kathryn is a Professional Counselor, Registered Yoga Teacher, and Jackson-metro native. She provides services to women in any season of life. Her treatment focuses on the whole person - body, mind, and spirit. Although Mary Kathryn has experience working with a variety of issues, she has a special interest in disordered eating and body image issues. Mary Kathryn owns her own private practice at The Quarter in Jackson and leads a Trauma Informed Yoga group at Shephearst Meadows in Flowood, MS. Mary Kathryn has experience teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level, yet she has found her clients to be the most rewarding part of her career. Mary Kathryn and her husband live in the Belhaven neighborhood with their daughter, Amelia and labradoodle, Lexi. Connect With Mary Kathryn: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therapywithmkat/ Website: https://marykathrynevans.com/ Connect With Sarah: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahmalouf__/ Resources: Intuitive Eating Website: https://www.intuitiveeating.org/ Healthy At Every Size: https://haescommunity.com/

On today's podcast, we're going to talk with Mary Kathryn DeLodder about licensing certified professional midwives in Kentucky.  Mary Kathryn DeLodder (she/her) is a consumer advocate and leader of the Kentucky Birth Coalition. From 2012 through 2019 she worked on efforts to license certified professional midwives in Kentucky. She is now working on legislation to improve access to birth centers in Kentucky.  We will talk about how Mary Kathryn first became interested in helping pass the midwifery licensure bill in Kentucky and the beginnings of forming the Kentucky Home Birth Coalition. We will also talk about the challenges that were against legalizing certified professional midwives to practice in Kentucky and the wave of collective support that helped to push the bill to get passed.  RESOURCES: Learn more about Mary Kathyrn DeLodder and the Kentucky Birth Coalition here (https://www.kentuckybirth.org). Follow the Kentucky Birth Coalition on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/KentuckyBirthCoalition/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/kybirthcoalition/). For more information and news about Evidence Based Birth®, visit www.ebbirth.com. Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EvidenceBasedBirth/), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ebbirth/), and Pinterest (https://www.pinterest.com/ebbirth/). Ready to get involved? Check out our Professional membership (including scholarship options) (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/become-pro-member/). Find an EBB Instructor here (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/find-an-instructor-parents/), and click here (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/childbirth-class/) to learn more about the Evidence Based Birth® Childbirth Class.

Big announcement in this episode! Transition happens all the time. Maybe you’re going through a transition right now too. I've talked to other moms who are feeling it. If you're wondering "What's the next thing?" for you, you aren't alone. After the interviews with Merritt and Mary Kathryn in episodes 85 and 86 about pursuing dreams as a mom (and lots of thought, prayer, and conversations with friends) I’ve felt a confirmation in my soul that it’s time for a new season. Not just personally, but also with Gotcha Mama and what I’m doing to support and encourage moms... Tune in to find out more!   For show notes and resources mentioned: http://www.gotchamama.com GOTCHA MAMA INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/gotchamama/ GOTCHA MAMA FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/gotchamama/

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. The guys begin by talking about the recent passing of America’s oldest person. And you won’t believe how many descendants she has left! Then, it’s a happy birthday greeting to one of the last two survivors of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor. Hear who he is. Then, an Illinois man has made a fascinating discovery under his home dating to the 1840s! It’s quite a find! Next, it’s a Civil War discovery in South Carolina that is more than unique. Find out what was found in a 19th century house. Finally, a man in Seattle picked up a photo album at a yard sale and historians are going nuts! Next, Fisher visits with Mary Kathryn Kozy and Cara Jones of FamilySearch.org. Mary Kathryn and Cara are deep in the weeds in something FamilySearch calls the War of 1812 Project. You might find an unexpected link to your ancestor on FamilySearch involving this project. Hear what it’s all about. Then, genealogist Sunny Morton shares her thoughts on discovering ancestral stories. Sunny’s got a great story of her own! Then, Fisher and David take on a pair of listener questions on Ask Us Anything. That’s all this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show!

Maybe you realize that NOW IS the time to pursue what God has put on your heart. Right here in the middle of motherhood with little kids, you're going to pursue this dream. But you don't want to pursue it in a way that creates anxiety and overwhelm. Not in a way that's driven by comparison of what someone else is doing or guilt for "not being enough" for your children OR in your business. Good news. There's a better way. And my guest this week, Mary Kathryn Tiller, shares her heart for encouraging mom entrepreneurs to pursue their dreams in a way that "moves at the pace of Jesus". Mary Kathryn is a mom of two and a writer. Her passion is helping entrepreneurial mamas connect more deeply with Christ so they can find the strength they need to thrive in all He’s called them to do.  Mary Kathryn is full of wisdom and encouragement. We talk about: How we can embrace motherhood AND our calling without “hustling harder” WHY it's important for moms to pursue what's on their heart in the middle of motherhood  That if Jesus is the center of everything we do, we can move at His pace and trust that He'll unfold our dreams in a way that gives us life- not anxiety. THIS is SO good! And her free resource Five Pockets of Time and How to Make Them Work for You as an entrepreneur and mom with young kids You're going to walk away from this conversation feeling lighter and inspired. I know I did! Connect with Mary Kathryn: https://www.instagram.com/marykathryntiller https://www.facebook.com/marykathryntiller www.marykathryntiller.com www.newmerciesformoms.com   For show notes and resources mentioned: http://www.gotchamama.com GOTCHA MAMA INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/gotchamama/ GOTCHA MAMA FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/gotchamama/

Mary Kathryn Kirkpatrick, minister at the Jefferson Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Jefferson, Texas, shares her calling to ministry and discerning God's voice throughout her life and envisioning the Church's worship to be a space where people can be themselves.

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Are you ready to market to your audience in a fun and engaging way? My guest in this episode is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to conversational marketing, chatbots and funnels, and that’s exactly what we dig into in this interview! I am honored to have my friend, Mary Kathryn Johnson from Messenger Funnels on the podcast this week! Nicknamed #ChatBotMom, Mary Kathryn started her online journey way back in 2003,  and now, she helps entrepreneurs pour rocket fuel on their funnels with SMS and chatbot marketing through her agency and her online training program, Bot Academy. Mary gives so much insight into how marketing is evolving with technology and why it’s so important to be prepared for what’s coming next. She shares the importance of building chatbots independent of apps (so you can own the experience 100%) and not be bogged down by the rules of the platform! In this episode, Mary shares: How being pregnant with her first son sparked her first successful online business How to double, triple, or even quadruple our open rates and click-through rates to increase engagement with your audience Where the future of technology and marketing are headed next Plus, a whole lot more! This was a super fun interview! Mary Kathryn is such a joy, and she’s truly a marketing genius! You can find all of the links and resources that are mentioned in this episode at MonicaLouie.com/80.

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Franciscan Spirituality Center920 Market StreetLa Crosse, WI 54601Welcome to the Franciscan Spirituality Center in La Crosse, Wisconsin’s, What is Spirituality podcast. Your host, Steve Spilde, is the associate director at the Center. His guests talk about their evolving understanding of God. My name is Steve Spilde, and today I’m meeting with Barb Kruse. Welcome, Barb. Thanks, Steve. Good to be here. We've known each other for about five years. We met before when we were part of the Spiritual Direction Preparation Program and that is a program of the Franciscan Spirituality Center and you were on the staff long before I joined the staff of the FSC. So, could you tell me when you joined the staff of the Center and, what brought you here. Sure. So, I knew about the Center and have been part of Spirituality Center long before I started working on staff and probably I think I began coming to the Center maybe in the ‘90s and looking for spiritual direction. I remember coming to an Enneagram program. I was connected with the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, the FSPA, through my husband, Joe's, work at the hospital so we were connected to the sisters in that way because the sisters were sponsors of the Franciscan or St. Francis at that time, so I know a lot of the sisters. I knew about the Center and just felt the draw to come here. So, I would guess that was probably through than ‘90s that I started coming to the Center again for programs and also spiritual direction. With that came an invitation to think about and consider the Spiritual Direction Preparation Program, and I listened to that invitation and it felt right for me and so I started the program I think it was like in, gosh, 1999 maybe, and then finished the program in 2001 or 2002, somewhere in there. Those are the dates that I was part of the part of the program. So, then that connected me to the Center in an even a greater way, but I did not come to work at the Spirituality Center probably until about maybe in 2007 or 2008, I came on just to work on a Venture Grant that the Center had received from the Franciscan Sisters, from the FSPA, to have a Franciscan fest so we created this festival and I was part of that planning and I did that and then what surfaced from that experience was a part-time position on staff in spiritual direction and then eventually leading into being director of the Spiritual Direction Preparation Program and being here for 10 years after that time, knowing you Steve for half that time. That's a long version of long story. No, it’s all good. You mentioned coming for spiritual direction and being involved in providing spiritual direction. For people who are new to that, how would you describe spiritual direction? There are so many definitions of spiritual direction, probably that the one that would come to mind first and foremost would be spiritual direction as an opportunity to sit in the sacred setting with another person who will listen deeply, compassionately, nonjudgmentally to your deeper story . We hear a lot about each other's stories throughout our days. There's a lot of our story that we keep hidden, and that deeper story is a story that when we do share it, and in a spiritual direction setting, it opens us up to tapping into our truer and authentic self, which I believe is our God self and our spirit self. And with that ability and opportunity to do that we find, at least I found, that I become more connected. This flow of love, of what I would call God, other religions would call it something different, that is always calling me more deeply and to love and have compassion for myself and for the world around me, so spiritual direction can offer that place to understand our belovedness and free us from the wounds of our deeper story and help us be more connected to all of creation, which we already are. We just don't really get it most the time. Do you remember the first time you went to spiritual direction? The first visits? Sure I do. Who was your spiritual director? Sister Mary Kathryn (Fogarty). It was great, and you know the best part about it, and I don’t know, it took maybe a couple visits, but really, to have somebody listen who really cared and didn't, I felt that they weren't waiting for their opportunity to speak about their story because I'm a listener, so I'm always waiting for the other person to share and then my story stops and then I receive what they had to say but she was there just fully listening to me so I felt really heard, and I also didn't take very long for her to help me see the connection between my story and God's story and how my story fits into that. Just that beautiful story of love that I am okay just as I am. Even with my baggage and even with my brokenness. I’m fully loved it, and that that was the most freeing thing for me to have somebody tell me what I intuitively knew which I think we all know that we just, it's locked away. Is that what you expected you would get from her? No, I didn't know what I was going to get, no I just felt that a point in a time in my life probably in my late 40s, mid-40s and raising kids, life was full crazy good that it was so good, but inside I felt that unsettledness in a restlessness and even a simmering anger that I just couldn't quite put my finger on, and I don't know, I think, again, I'm all about paying attention to the invitation, so somewhere along the line I heard a conversation between people or a comment or read something that just invited me to consider spiritual direction as a place to go in and maybe to look at the more deeply into my story. So, you did, you met with her one-on-one for spiritual direction, for how long? Well, you know, on and off several years, I'm sure. The peace that sometimes happens in spiritual direction, but not always, Mary Kathryn being the really astute and attentive spiritual director, she listened to my story for a couple of sessions and then said that it might be a good idea for me to see somebody professionally to unwrap the story a little bit more, So, of course, you know I was like you mean go to what, a therapist, which felt real scary, but I think I was brave enough to know that it was the right thing to step into and again. Yet it was the right thing. So I was seeing Mary Kathryn for spiritual direction and went to see Mary the therapist. I saw her for probably four or five times and I just had a deeper story I needed to tell and I told that story, and she listened and there was a healing that happened in just telling the story. So how is therapy different from spiritual direction? How is what you got with Mary different from Sister Mary Kathryn. I think when you go to therapy that there is always a little more outcome focused. When you go to therapy that, as a therapist, a therapist would feel that responsibility to move the person you know maybe from point A to point B. Oftentimes not considering the spirituality that underlies the whole story. So, I think Mary was able to take my particular story and experience in my life, and offer me some tools and some insights that helped me understand the story a little bit more and again a lot of it's just giving permission, like you're okay, this wasn't your fault, this is what happens, so that was really a freeing and healing thing for me but that wasn't the spiritual piece woven through that. Some therapists will do that. But typically that doesn't happen so spiritual direction is not about getting a person to a specific place because as a spiritual companion or a spiritual director, I will just continue to listen to the story, invite the directee more deeply into their story by asking them feeling question longings, but where is God in the midst of this for you? What do you feel you're being invited to? A little more deeply, the directee can explore their particular experience or story in the context of what God's invitation is for them in. You mentioned when you started seeing Mary Kathryn you were busy as a mom and you got four sons? I do. So that's your current family and then the family you were born into, how big it was your family, where did you fit in? Yeah, the family of origin. There were six of us kids and I was the fourth, and in the way the family happened, there were four of us older kids and then this period of no kids and then two more kids a little bit later on so I'm the youngest of the first of the first four and then there's nine years between myself and my sister and then three years between her and my brother Tom, So I have three older brothers and me and then my sister Marianne and my brother Tom. So even though I was fourth born, I was the first girl. And you were kind of like the youngest child when you grew up. Until I was nine. okay yeah. My dad called me fairy wings, but I really wasn't much of fairy wings. I was a real tomboy, I had these three older brothers. Yeah. So, the family you grew up in, religious, not religious? Yeah, I grew up in a Catholic household. I was born in 1956, so my elementary school years were the during the ‘60s, went to parochial school from second grade to sixth grade in a parochial school and then that was it in the town we lived and so then we went to public school. My mom was born and raised Catholic. My dad was not. He was, I think his family was Lutheran. I don’t know how much they would practice their faith, and then my dad converted to Catholicism, probably in order at that time, to marry my mom. This would be back in the early ‘50s yeah which is once I remember his family could not come, no his brother, nobody could be in the wedding party from his family because they weren’t Catholic and I think his mom didn't even come to the wedding. She was just pretty disappointed about the whole thing. I’ve picked that up over the years, that was a little bit of a sore spot, a sadness. But anyway so Dad was the best Catholic he could be. We went to church every Sunday

J. D. Walt is the 'chief sower' and visionary for Seedbed. Demonstrating the Seedbed mantra of Sola Sancta Caritas (only holy love), he gives leadership to Seedbed's vision, development, design, and tribe. Previously, J.D served as Dean of Chapel and Vice President for Community Life at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. He has also worked alongside Chris Tomlin in giving leadership to a local congregation within The Woodlands United Methodist Church called “The Harvest” in Houston, Texas.A published author and worship songwriter, J.D. has been a mentor to a number of worship leaders around the world both well known and unknown. His pastoral and teaching influence has also reached numerous people for the Gospel through the Passion movement and Worship Central. As well, J.D. is a licensed attorney and an ordained elder in the Texas Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church. When he is not writing, teaching, or leading his team at Seedbed, you can most likely find J.D. enjoying time spent with his wife Tiffani and their four children, David, Mary Kathryn, Lily and Samuel. Connect with J.D Walt: Seedbed Daily Text:  Books Twitter Instagram  ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Connect with us at TWU Student Ministries

Today we’re talking about really high-level chatbots with one of the industry experts, Mary Kathryn Johnson who is here to show us how chatbots can be a huge success of growing your business, and scaling your business.Mary is the CEO and founder of Messenger Funnels and has been nicknamed the “ChatBot Mom” because she’s awesome, number one, but she got that name from all her conversational marketing community and people that she worked with.Her clients and students enjoy the innovative conversation methods that have helped her and her clients sell millions of dollars in products and services and online courses.With one client making almost over a million dollars in just 99 days exclusively off of messenger funnels. Mary built and she trained students to do the same thing through Bot Academy as well, which we get into during the episode.As we discuss during our conversation, marketing is conversation, and chatbots are the ideal way to connect with ideal customers and guide them through a conversation, ultimately leading you’re your desired call to action.In today’s world, people are more inclined to carry on a “conversation’ through electronic means like texting and chatbots. And when combined with some strategic Facebook ad campaigns, a chatbot can leverage your messaging into a marketing “freight train.”Check out this great chat I have with Mary and be sure to investigate chatbots further if you’ve been putting it off. Yes, Facebook seems to be changing things up all the time, but don’t discount the power of these bots, it can be a total game-changer.Mary has some killer free resources on her site and her plans for the already incredible Bot Academy, founded by Mixergy’s Andrew Warner, are nothing short of amazing.Thanks again for tuning in, I really appreciate it!About Mary Kathryn JohnsonNicknamed #ChatBotMom, as an Author, Entrepreneur, and Mom, Mary Kathryn Johnson has created online success since 2003. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with two broken legs, her first book, and her first business. Mary is now using that 17 years of roller-coaster family and business success to help entrepreneurs disrupt their low-converting marketing funnels for the conversational engagement powerhouse of Messenger Funnels.For notes and info about this episode and more, head to http://truthaboutsocialads.comFor more about Spotlight Social Advertising, https://www.spotlightsocialadvertising.com/To learn about Mary Kathryn, Messenger Funnels, and to grab her exclusive Free Training showing the Conversion Method she uses for her agency clients go to https://messengerfunnels.com/And for details on the kick-butt Bot Academy, stop by https://botacademy.com/The Truth About Social Adshttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-truth-about-social-ads/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/5-leveraging-chatbot-strategies-and-facebook-ad-campaigns-with-mary-kathryn-johnson

Today we’re talking about really high-level chatbots with one of the industry experts, Mary Kathryn Johnson who is here to show us how chatbots can be a huge success of growing your business, and scaling your business.Mary is the CEO and founder of Messenger Funnels and has been nicknamed the “ChatBot Mom” because she’s awesome, number one, but she got that name from all her conversational marketing community and people that she worked with.Her clients and students enjoy the innovative conversation methods that have helped her and her clients sell millions of dollars in products and services and online courses.With one client making almost over a million dollars in just 99 days exclusively off of messenger funnels. Mary built and she trained students to do the same thing through Bot Academy as well, which we get into during the episode.As we discuss during our conversation, marketing is conversation, and chatbots are the ideal way to connect with ideal customers and guide them through a conversation, ultimately leading you’re your desired call to action.In today’s world, people are more inclined to carry on a “conversation’ through electronic means like texting and chatbots. And when combined with some strategic Facebook ad campaigns, a chatbot can leverage your messaging into a marketing “freight train.”Check out this great chat I have with Mary and be sure to investigate chatbots further if you’ve been putting it off. Yes, Facebook seems to be changing things up all the time, but don’t discount the power of these bots, it can be a total game-changer.Mary has some killer free resources on her site and her plans for the already incredible Bot Academy, founded by Mixergy’s Andrew Warner, are nothing short of amazing.Thanks again for tuning in, I really appreciate it!About Mary Kathryn JohnsonNicknamed #ChatBotMom, as an Author, Entrepreneur, and Mom, Mary Kathryn Johnson has created online success since 2003. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with two broken legs, her first book, and her first business. Mary is now using that 17 years of roller-coaster family and business success to help entrepreneurs disrupt their low-converting marketing funnels for the conversational engagement powerhouse of Messenger Funnels.For notes and info about this episode and more, head to http://truthaboutsocialads.comFor more about Spotlight Social Advertising, https://www.spotlightsocialadvertising.com/To learn about Mary Kathryn, Messenger Funnels, and to grab her exclusive Free Training showing the Conversion Method she uses for her agency clients go to https://messengerfunnels.com/And for details on the kick-butt Bot Academy, stop by https://botacademy.com/The Truth About Social Adshttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-truth-about-social-ads/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/5-leveraging-chatbot-strategies-and-facebook-ad-campaigns-with-mary-kathryn-johnson

Today we’re talking about really high-level chatbots with one of the industry experts, Mary Kathryn Johnson who is here to show us how chatbots can be a huge success of growing your business, and scaling your business.Mary is the CEO and founder of Messenger Funnels and has been nicknamed the “ChatBot Mom” because she’s awesome, number one, but she got that name from all her conversational marketing community and people that she worked with.Her clients and students enjoy the innovative conversation methods that have helped her and her clients sell millions of dollars in products and services and online courses.With one client making almost over a million dollars in just 99 days exclusively off of messenger funnels. Mary built and she trained students to do the same thing through Bot Academy as well, which we get into during the episode.As we discuss during our conversation, marketing is conversation, and chatbots are the ideal way to connect with ideal customers and guide them through a conversation, ultimately leading you’re your desired call to action.In today’s world, people are more inclined to carry on a “conversation’ through electronic means like texting and chatbots. And when combined with some strategic Facebook ad campaigns, a chatbot can leverage your messaging into a marketing “freight train.”Check out this great chat I have with Mary and be sure to investigate chatbots further if you’ve been putting it off. Yes, Facebook seems to be changing things up all the time, but don’t discount the power of these bots, it can be a total game-changer.Mary has some killer free resources on her site and her plans for the already incredible Bot Academy, founded by Mixergy’s Andrew Warner, are nothing short of amazing.Thanks again for tuning in, I really appreciate it!About Mary Kathryn JohnsonNicknamed #ChatBotMom, as an Author, Entrepreneur, and Mom, Mary Kathryn Johnson has created online success since 2003. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with two broken legs, her first book, and her first business. Mary is now using that 17 years of roller-coaster family and business success to help entrepreneurs disrupt their low-converting marketing funnels for the conversational engagement powerhouse of Messenger Funnels.For notes and info about this episode and more, head to http://truthaboutsocialads.comFor more about Spotlight Social Advertising, https://www.spotlightsocialadvertising.com/To learn about Mary Kathryn, Messenger Funnels, and to grab her exclusive Free Training showing the Conversion Method she uses for her agency clients go to https://messengerfunnels.com/And for details on the kick-butt Bot Academy, stop by https://botacademy.com/The Truth About Social Adshttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-truth-about-social-ads/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/5-leveraging-chatbot-strategies-and-facebook-ad-campaigns-with-mary-kathryn-johnson

Franciscan Spirituality Center920 Market StreetLa Crosse, WI 54601https://www.fscenter.org/Welcome to the Franciscan Spirituality Center in La Crosse, Wisconsin’s “What is Spirituality?” podcast. Your host, Steve Spilde, is the associate director at the Center. His guests talk about their evolving understanding of God , prayer, healing, and wholeness. Steve: Did people use the term “spirituality” when you were that age.Mary KathrynIf someone had asked you, did that word mean anything? What were some of the meanings that word might've held then?At that time if somebody had said “spirituality”, probably it would've been prayer. That might have been it. Prayer, devotions – that sort of thing. That would've probably been it. There wasn't much of a distinction between spirituality and religion was there? No. No. Religion was considered religion. Or nobody talked about it. And what we learned, even in the classes about becoming a woman religious, even that was a lot about rules and regulations, the doctines and dogmas. We didn’t learn lot about prayer. Our prayer was pretty much rote - out of the book. As you think about how your understanding of spirituality has changed throughout your life, what were some early moments – some important moments when that started to change and evolve?Probably in my mid-30s. It was retreats. I went on my first directed retreat. That was definitely a changing point for me. Now my experience of Christ and God was personal. It was a personal relationship.For someone who has not been on retreat, when you use the term “directed retreat”, what does that look like?I would not use that. We would have to talk about what is a retreat? What do they understand about it? What did your first directed retreat look like? What were the boundaries?It was amazing. I had a Jesuit priest that was giving the retreat. Because we were making the retreat, but then he was also teaching us. Because of course that was also part of it. We would have a class each day on the Ignatian exercises so there were some things that I was really good at. Some things I couldn't figure out. You know just in the whole thing, even in my own prayer time. But there was so much grace and so much gift in the whole thing. Again, it just was my cup of tea. I didn't have to talk to people.So “Directed Retreat”, the standard understanding is that you go away for silence, and then once a day, you meet with a spiritual director. Correct?That's right. That's what I would say. And then you have prayer times, like guided prayer times by the director. So for you that was a fish to water. Oh my! I loved it. It was good.But it sounds like in those periods of silence you had a more direct experience of God. Yes, yes. For sure. I learned about prayer. Like I hadn’t learned a lot about prayer, but I really began to learn about various ways of prayer that was helpful to me. You went through a program to learn how to be a spiritual director for other people and then there was the invitation to create the Franciscan Spirituality Center so you could first train the sisters to do that, right? And eventually open the doors to people.To other people? Yes, yes. So it grew out of the Vatican II, the whole thing grew out of Vatican II and how do we respond to what are the needs now. The group that was there with me, maybe three of us actually continued on and started doing spiritual direction. I don't think the others did.You described that it was really natural for you to be a listener. What were some of the skills you had to refine though, to become better as a spiritual director.Probably learn ways of inviting people to share more in their feelings. And maybe for people that are very verbal, having to slow them down. Learn how to slow them down. Invite them to reflection. And always I had to keep coming back to this, “This is the work between God and that soul. This is not my job.” Always having to remind myself that it's not my job to change them or to save them. To let God directly work with them.From the early days of the spirituality center until now, would you say your understanding of spirituality has evolved? Definitely, but you know, like when I came here, by the time I came to the spirituality center in 1988 I had pretty well figured out religion and spirituality and the difference there. So when I came here a lot of the programs we had were just really geared to spirituality. The sister who was the director before really worked with parishes and so it was more like what today we would call an RCIA type of thing. So it was much more connected to religion. I had pretty much come to an understanding what I thought spirituality was. And it was not religion. It was much broader than that. What are the elements of spirituality in your mind? It is larger than a church and encompassed much more creation and body and Spirit. Community some, but it wasn’t instruction as much as getting in touch with the Spirit, I suppose you could say. And God is present in all of it. It is much more life-giving I think. For the people that came here also, it responded to their desires and needs.If you have any questions about any of the programs that they offer at the Franciscan Spirituality Center in La Crosse, Wisconsin, we invite you to call us at 608-791-5295. You can also visit our website at www.fscenter.org. Thank you for listening.

Franciscan Spirituality Center920 Market StreetLa Crosse, WI 54601https://www.fscenter.org/Welcome to the Franciscan Spirituality Center in La Crosse, Wisconsin’s “What is Spirituality?” podcast. Your host, Steve Spilde, is the associate director at the Center. His guests talk about their evolving understanding of God, prayer, healing, and wholeness. My name is Steve Spilde and today I am joined by Sister Mary Kathryn Fogarty. Welcome Mary Kathryn. Thank you. It is a pleasure to meet with you. I've known you for seven or eight years. I started getting involved here at the Franciscan Spirituality Center and you were on staff as one of the spiritual directors. Let's start by having you describe your understanding of what spiritual direction is. I would say listening. Maybe listening at the heart level, from the heart space.How long have you been doing spiritual direction?I actually started, probably, in the mid-70’s doing spiritual direction. Then I was in leadership for a while and during that time, like eight years, I didn't do spiritual direction.Do you remember the first time you received spiritual direction? Yes it probably was when I made a directed retreat in Prairie du Chien. That was the beginning, after that.What was your expectation of what it was going in - and then maybe - how is it different from what you expected?I don't know that I really had any expectations. I don't think I even knew exactly what I was doing. But I have had good spiritual directors who helped me to share about my life and soul work.Was that challenging for you? Being a spiritual director? Receiving it. Receiving, probably, because I'm not as articulate about things. I’m pretty introverted from that point of view. So they probably had to work harder. Just invite me to reflect on things. It wasn't hard reflecting, but articulating the reflection is often difficult for me.But then you became a spiritual director and really worked at listening to others in a deep way. Was that more natural for you? Yes, by all means, yes. And I would say again, we all come to find our identity, how we are as spiritual directors. I definitely, even in working with the people spiritual direction program, I don't say a lot. When I'm doing spiritual direction, I can wait a long time. Were you comfortable with that from the beginning or did you have to become more comfortable?No, I think from the very beginning I was that way. I would say you know again it was a learning for me. I was definitely more comfortable just listening. But I also had to learn that the work was not mine to do. It was really God's to do. Not getting too anxious about the movements. Have you always been like that? Have you always been a good listener even when you were young? Probably. Um-hmm.The family were born into, can you describe that for me?Okay, we were people of the land because we were a farm family. Very stable family, hard-working, and lots of extended family because my father's side of the family was a large family and they all pretty much lived around where I lived. Which was in Iowa. Yes. West Bend Iowa. We had good neighbors and just really good people. I was surrounded by goodness really and I think we were alike. I come by it naturally. But most of my family is quite quiet. I leave I like to read. My father liked to read. There just wasn't a lot of noise when I was growing up. Then on weekends and during the summer vacations and Christmas vacations I stayed with my grandmother, who at the time would've been probably in her 80s and she was very quiet. Like at the age where I am. She couldn't hear. So why would she want have a conversation? I just loved it because of course I like the quiet. I like to read. She liked to read.How many kids were in your family when you were growing up?There were six of us and I'm the oldest one.Okay.We were spread out because I'd already left home before my youngest sister was born. Six is not that many to be spread out over 18 years. The image I am getting is that your whole family was pretty reserved. The atmosphere was one of introverts.Yeah.Describe your family's relationship with faith. Growing up, oh yeah, very faithful. My parents would've been pillars of the church if you want to use that terminology. My grandmother was the same way. So yeah, very faithful. And of course, when you live on the land, you pray, because everything is so dependent on God for rain and good weather, good crops.Your earliest memories - what was your image of God? That's a good question. I don't know if I had an image of God. But I think it would been around the land. God was probably the weather person in our house. You know, just good weather. Yeah - image of God - I just I don't remember an image.And did you go to parochial school growing up? I did for grade school. In high school we didn't have a parochial school for high school. But my grade school years were at the Catholic school. Eucharist every day as part of our day. And my grandmother was also that way with Eucharist. So, summer vacations, weekends. We went to mass every day. Was that a positive memory? Yes. Positive. Very positive. There again it was quiet, and I suppose ritual. And at that time, it was Latin. I mean we had our prayerbook and we read it in English. What would you call that? I think it's so mysterious. I didn't even understand the language.But you were intrigued by the mystery? I think so. Yeah. I was comfortable with that. When did the thought of becoming a sister enter your consciousness?Probably my junior year of high school. I don't remember in grade school that I thought about it. But the reason I really started thinking about it was because I wanted to be a teacher and the only people I knew that were teachers, not for just a couple of years, but for life, were the sisters. I always say I didn't realize that I would have to love Jesus in this process. I just want to be a teacher. That was what really drew me to religious life. Your sisters when you were young wore the habit.Yes. Until, in the 60s. I think probably mid 60s or a little after that.You wore in the habit for a few years? About 10. And religious life fit me. I came from a family that was so quiet - I fell right into it. I was at home immediately. They were honored by you becoming a sister and you got encouragement with that? In my family? Yeah. I don't know that. Nobody ever really talked about that part of it. We didn't have sisters in our family so they probably didn't even quite know what I was doing. But that would've been typical of us.In that age - when you are like a junior or senior in high school – if someone had asked you why were you becoming a sister? What would have been your answer? I want to be a teacher.Okay. I don't think I even told anybody except my family, my mom and dad. I don't think I told any of my classmates or anything like that so I doubt they even knew I was going. In those days you came here to La Crosse? Yes.And just as other people graduate from high school and they go off to college, from high school you came here. That's right. And in the fall when everybody else is going to college.Did you start at Viterbo college at the same time?Yes. In the fall. And it was an all girls school at that time and most of us were sisters - part of the community. Okay, so of a big portion of the student body were sister. Yes. Yes. I don't know when they opened it up to lay women but there weren't that many lay women in the beginning. But there again, a lot of young women of that age at that time, didn’t go to college either. So at that point in your life, early in college, how did you understand God? Or if I had asked, “What is your image of God?” - How would you describe that? My answer probably would've had something to do with Eucharist and comfort maybe. Maybe at-home. At-homeness. An image – I’m just not sure. I’m not sure I had an image. But a feeling? I would say probably comfort, home. That sense of God. Community. And like I said, not everybody had that experience, but for me, I just loved it. This was great. Did people use the term spirituality when you were that age? No.If someone had asked you - did that word mean anything? And what were some of the meanings that word held? At that time if somebody had said spirituality, it probably would've been prayer. Devotions. That sort of thing. That would have been it. There wasn’t much of a distinction between spirituality and religion was there? No. It was considered religion. Nobody talked about it. And what we learned, even in the classes to become a woman religious - even that was a lot about rules and the regulations. And the doctines and the dogmas. We can learn a lot, even much about prayer. Prayer was pretty much rote and out of the book. As you think about how your understanding of spirituality has changed throughout your life, what were some early moments – some important moments when that started to change and evolve?Probably in my mid-30s. It was retreats. I went on my first directed retreat. Prior to that it was always community retreats – preached retreats. We didn’t have directed retreats. My first directed retreat, that was definitely a changing point for me. Now my experience of Christ and God was personal. It was a personal relationship.That was for sure one of those moments.Then, in the 70’s, maybe six or seven of us, the community asked me to make a 30 day retreat. And the purpose being that we would become spiritual directors and give retreats or spiritual direction.For someone who has not been on retreat, when you use the term “directed retreat”, what does that look like?I would not use that. We would have to talk about what the retreat is going to be. What is a retreat? What do they understand about it? What did your first directed retreat look like? What were the boundaries?It was amazing. I had a Je

Kathryn has been studying and writing about the fruit of the Spirit for a full year, and has some great truths for us about what it means to look at Jesus instead of chasing the fruit. Check out more from Mary K on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MaryKathrynTiller/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/marykathryntiller/ And here’s the Humility study that Mary […]

As we wrap up 2019, I thought I'd do my best, by taking a shot at political correctness, something I'm not terribly good at...  So, here I go!  I'd like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Good Kwanza, Happy Ramadan or whatever it is that is YOUR reason, for celebrating the season.  Also, I'd like to share a little gift... the gift of music..This is an original piece of Christmas music that I hope you will enjoy, regardless of your religous persuasion.  It is written and performed by recording artist and friend, Mary-Kathryn. I hope you will enjoy listening to it, as much as I enjoy sharing it with you. Until we meet again in 2020, please be safe and have a Happy New Year! Stan    

Mary Kathryn (MK) identifies as a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, an attorney and a playwright; and prefers the pronouns she and her.  MK comes from a lineage of Cherokee Nation citizens who fought to protect women’s rights in the time of the ‘Trail of Tears.’ Through her work as an attorney and a playwright she advocates for the rights of women, children, and Native Americans. As part of our conversation we talked about concrete actions people in the US can take to advocate and project women and children.   

Mary Kathryn Jablonski reads from her new book Sugar Maker Moon from Dos Madres Press. In the second part of the show we announce that Poetry Spoken Here will be going WEEKLY thanks to reading recorded at the first Unamuno Author Festival held in Madrid, Spain. You can find Sugar Maker Moon, here: https://www.dosmadres.com/shop/sugar-maker-moon-by-mary-kathryn-jablonski/ Learn more about the Unamuno Author Festival and see the list of poets who read, here: https://unamunoauthors.com/festival-2019/ Visit our website: www.poetryspokenhere.com Like us on facebook: facebook.com/PoetrySpokenHere Follow us on twitter: twitter.com/poseyspokenhere (@poseyspokenhere) Send us an e-mail: poetryspokenhere@gmail.com

Facebook gets a bad wrap. It’s understandable, reach tumbles, ad costs rise. Is it still a place that we should try and market our business? But Facebook also gives us tools. We have live streaming, we have chatbots and we have ads. Bring them together as Mary Kathryn describes in our superhero interview and you […]The post Can A ChatBot Be Conversational? Plus, 30 Day Video Challenge – The Digital Marketing Superhero’s Club Volume 1 Chapter 6 appeared first on Spiderworking.com -Digital Marketing Strategy For Small Business.

I’ve known Mary-Kathryn for awhile; she and my husband were colleagues at the New World Symphony, a training academy for aspiring orchestral musicians in Miami, Florida. Training to become a professional classical musician is a lifelong pursuit. Mixing motherhood and career has not always been the norm for professional classical musicians. In fact, it’s also only been in the last 50 or 60 years that women have even held jobs in professional orchestras. This is one of the reasons I started this project in the first place. In my classical music training, I saw very few female professionals who also had children. Now with our generation, it’s becoming much more common. Mary-Kathryn Stevens-Toffin is not only a successful violist in a major orchestra, she’s raising two kids with her husband Olivier, and running an Etsy shop on top of it all. 

Mary Kathryn Sitarski was born in Baytown, Texas, on October 23, 1950. Her parents were baptized in 1946 by the late Pastor John Osteen and taught Sunday School at Central Baptist when she was a child. Mary Kathryn met her husband, Henry Lawrence Sitarski, in 1970 when she was attending Lee Jr. College. They were […]

Episode 17: Mary Kathryn on Joy

In this episode, I am joined by Mary Kathryn Johnson, a messenger chatbot specialist from Messenger Funnels, as she educates us about the messenger bot. We will talk about Mary Kathryn’s thoughts about engaging and interacting using chatbots and how and why it’s here to stay.She is also going to share details about what Messenger chatbots are, why your business needs it, how it helps your market strategies, its benefits, different types of chatbots for business and how to get started in creating your own Messenger chatbot today.Links mentioned in the Show:Messenger FunnelsTwitterFacebookInstagram

I sit down with Mary Kathryn at her upper west side home and we chat about her latest opera recital. website: mkmonday.com Music: yshwa and little glass men Email: theforwardcopy@gmail.com Stories From Gotham City: conversations with the people of New York City. NYC

“What changed the game for the chatbot industry is when Facebook opened up its Messenger platform to automated communication for businesses. So just like with building our email lists where we send people automated messages periodically offering more value to them, we can now do the same thing in Messenger.”   Today's PYP MVP Mary Kathryn Johnson is back for an encore appearance and A LOT has changed since she last came on the show. It's safe to say that Mary Kathryn is one of the world's leading experts on how to use chatbot technology for building a business and she has plenty of case studies to prove it.   Mary Kathryn Johnson is the CEO and Founder of Messenger Funnels which helps businesses message their way to sales and ridiculous ROIs. Based out of northern California, Mary Kathryn is leading the way for how we all will be marketing in the not so distant future.   If you are curious about these funny little things we call chatbots, and wonder how they could make a difference to your business or company, you won't want to miss today's show!   Connect with me on social media and use the hashtag #pyp ! Twitter   LinkedIn Instagram Facebook   PYP Leadership Academy

Mary Kathryn Moeller and her team facilitate professional learning at Jenks Public Schools in Oklahoma. In this interview, she discusses the big questions that shape their program, how they iterate and improve, and what it looks like to measure impact. When we spoke with Mary Kathryn, the Director of Professional Development, she spoke with us about: Developing connections between leaders and across sites to promote learning Building leadership capacity The questions they ask when evaluating new professional learning opportunities Their iteration cycle as they work to refine practice Promoting positive risk-taking, and exploring ideas like 20% time and dramatic play in professional learning What data they collect as they evaluate impact Field Trip is a podcast from Frontline Education.

Central Park - I sat down in the beautiful Central Park with Mary Kathryn and we talked yoga and yoga events in the city.  Music:  Yshwa | Little Glass Men

Adam and Rachel are at Bear 100, So Mary Leonard and Jodi Haefner pitch in to guest and guest hope, for Ten Junk Miles discussing, their lives in running, the anthem controversy, confid nice and your first 100 miler, getting through injuries, and much much more!

As an author, entrepreneur and mom, Mary Kathryn Johnson has created online success since 2003. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with two broken legs, her first book and her first business. Mary is now using that 13 years of roller coast family and business success to help parents uncover their entrepreneurial identity so they can create family freedom. In our interview we dig into the entrepreneurial journey of Mary Kathryn; how she started her first business, almost by mistake...to realizing that she was doing everything and was just plain burned out. Learning from her experiences, she is now able to put her businesses on auto-pilot while she truly enjoys freedom with her family.

Taking Lifes Bumps and Turning Them into Success with Mary Kathryn Johnson. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Mary Kathryn shares how she's created business through bumps in the road. This episode is sponsored by Thinkific. Listen to the episode: [smart_track_player url="http://traffic.libsyn.com/bossmom/Episode2016120-20All20Things20Sales20Funnels20with20Dana202620Expert20Dawn20Marrs.mp3" title="Episode 162: Taking Lifes Bumps and Turning Them into Success with Mary Kathryn Johnson"] Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Mary Kathryn's journey through miscarriage, pregnancy and motherhood. How her store, Mommy Loves, started. The lessons that Mary Kathryn has learned as a business owner. The birth of her blog and podcast, Parent Entrepreneur Power. Her new business venture, Beauty Tech Tools. How she decided what businesses she enjoys and her entrepreneurial identity. Creating passive income and systems that work. Sponsor: Thinkific A smooth platform that quickly uploads your courses so you can make a great looking course to create passive income. They support video and content hosting, and integration with multiple popular tools like Acuity, Typeform, Google and more. Get one month free of Thinkific for our Boss Moms. Recommended links and resources: Dana's interview on Parent Entrepreneur Power Say Bump and Take a Left Boss Mom Facebook Community Can I quote you on that?  I decided that if I could get through all of this, if I can do this, I can do anything. - Mary Katherine The part of business I love, I call that my entrepreneurial identity. - Mary Katherine More about our guest, Mary Kathryn Johnson. As an Author, Entrepreneur and Mom, Mary Kathryn Johnson has created online success since 2003. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with two broken legs, her first book, and her first business. Mary is now using that 13 years of roller coaster family and business success to help parents uncover their entrepreneurial identity so they can create family freedom, and she is now building her fourth business helping health and beauty professionals do the same. Uncover your Entrepreneurial Identity to Create Family and Financial Freedom Stop chasing the next dollar, and start embracing your unique power to serve your clients and create your business freedom. Join my free 7 day email video guide to uncover this for yourself. Parent Entrepreneur Power social media: Facebook / Instagram / Twitter Beauty Tech Tools social media: Facebook / Instagram / Twitter Connect with Dana: Instagram / The Boss Mom Facebook community (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

Mary Kathryn, Olivia, and Anna Scot

Welcome to The Shaun Tabatt Show! In this episode I speak with Mary-Kathryn about her new album Wonders in the Deep. About the Album:  On her fifth album, Wonders in the Deep, Mary-Kathryn blends elements of soft pop, New Age and folk with world music influences as diverse as the continents to create a spiritual amalgam that transcends musical boundaries. Delving deep into the world music realm, Mary-Kathryn paints word pictures on an aural canvas with exotic instrumentation, adroit production, and lyrics that stir the spirit and excite the imagination. But as one Billboard Magazine reviewer so aptly put it, “the most affecting instrument…is Mary-Kathryn's lovely voice.” Throughout her music there are themes that frequently appear including love, peace, faith, prayer, worship and angels. In addition to singing English lyrics, on previous recordings Mary-Kathryn has sung in Hebrew as well as the Sou-Sou language from Benin, West Africa. At times Mary-Kathryn sings “in the spirit” where her vocalizations are either sounds or unknown languages although they variously resemble Mid-Eastern, Gaelic, French or American Indian voices. “As with any language that is sung, you don't have to understand it to enjoy it,” she explains. Connect with Mary-Kathryn: Mary-Kathryn.com Facebook Twitter (@dreamsnvisions) For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/077.  

An interview with Mary Kathryn Campion, President at Champion Capital Research, who was a speaker at INSIGHTS 2016. We spoke with Mary Kathryn about her conference session, Organize 'TMI' and Improve Portfolio Risk Management

Listen as the Sister of St. Francis of Philadelphia's congregational minister, Sr. Mary Kathryn Dougherty OSF, talks about the challenges that sisters face today in keeping pace with the expenses for retirement, including the upkeep of Assisi House.  If you are interested in finding out more about the Inaugural Franciscan Night, visit:  http://www.osfphila.org/support/franciscannight2016. 

As an Author, Entrepreneur and Mom, Mary Kathryn has created success for over 12 years. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with her first book – and business – and she is now on her third business helping other parents create their own Entrepreneurial success.

As an Author, Entrepreneur and Mom, Mary Kathryn has created success for over 12 years. A fall while pregnant with her second son landed her with her first book - and business - and she is now on her third business helping other parents create their own Entrepreneurial success.

Morning Prayers service with speaker Mary Kathryn Abel '14, resident of Quincy House, on Monday, MAY 5, 2014.

Today's question comes from Mary Kathryn, who asks about conferences. How should she choose which ones will give her the most value? Do you have a question about networking or education? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Today's episode is sponsored by FreshBooks. Go to http://www.GetFreshBooks.com/ and enter "Ask Pat" to learn more.

Mary Kathryn Nommensen is our featured Young Rider interview with Mary Lauritsen this week. We also have a call-in from a listener, Megan Heeder. Listen in…Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Man Fights Back - Podcast #31 - Download MP3Alternate Download Link for Episode #31 - Download MP3Opening Clip:Ren and Stimpy - "Happy Happy Joy Joy"MFB Opening ThemeOpening Comments:Christmas Trees and Cats = Bad CombinationFood, Inc. - Movie ReviewColts WIN!!!Steelers Lose...Music Break:Bring Your Green Hat - "Fickle"Fourtune Cookie Message Of the Week!"Our first and last love is....self-love" - by: Easy LoverTechnology News:Barnes & Noble’s Nook Sold Out for the HolidaysIs biomass the fuel of the future?First Look: Microsoft Office 2010 Beta - [VIDEO]Music Break:Mary-Kathryn - Dreamers"National News:Signs That Swine Flu Has PeakedTamiflu-resistant swine flu cluster reported in NCU.S. Fears Iraqis Will Not Keep Up Rebuilt Projects Music Break:Monroe (TX) - "Like Water"Music Mashup:Rolling Stones vs. Biz Markie - "Can't You Hear Biz Knocking"News Clip Break:Fake Gold? - From No Agenda # 149No Agenda Clip:The Truth About Thanksgiving - From No Agenda # 123 [VIDEO]Additional Info about Thanksgiving (and more info)Indiana News:Angry Crowd Shouts at Sarah Palin Book Signing Tour - [VIDEO]Thief Obtains Credit Card Number at Gas PumpState trooper fires shots at fleeing carMusic Break:Mega Funk - "Dancin"Strange News:Top 10: Embarrassing JobsConscious man 'in coma' for 23 years Snuggie Pub Crawls - December 11, 2009 - Indianapolis, INEnding Music:Triple Erre 3R - "m*fuka"

Please click on the POD button to listen to the latest Atlanta Business Radio  show podcast broadcasting live each Wednesday at 10am EDT from the Business Radio X studio in Atlanta, GA, USA.   Here's how to listen to the podcast of our show. First click on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there should be a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now just press play and the show you chose should start playing. You can also download the show to listen on your mp3 player. We are now available on iTunes, click this link and you can find all our past shows. Press SUBSCRIBE and you will automatically get the latest show when you sync your iPod to your computer.There's a lot of talk about improving customer experience. But very little about how do you make them work better and more consistently. Mike Wittenstein, the Authority on Customer Experience, and some of his colleagues from leading experience brands Hard Rock, Chick-fil-a, and Alternative Apparel will discuss why focus on the employee experience is important and share some ideas you can build on in your own business. Learn more about Mike Wittenstein at www.mikewittenstein.com. Check out Jim Knight at www.hardrock.com. Scott Reed can be found at the Chick-fil-A at Sprayberry Square or online at www.chickfila.com. Check out the latest fashions at Mary Kathyrn Dean's Alternative Apparel at their website www.alternativeapparel.comAlso if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.com and we will try and get them on the show

Music - "Light" by Mary Kathryn. "Light" is a song that she wrote, and appears on her "One Spirit" album. (Elements of Praise, BMI)Used with Permission of Artist.

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