Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle french

In this episode, I catch up with Michelle French, a HIQA grads member, for her second appearance on the podcast. We chat about some big challenges Michelle has faced over the last two years, like being the designated driver during a 30th birthday winery tour, discussing how she managed her cravings on the day and how playing the craving forward, with honestyWe explore how Michelle has embraced her creative side as a form of meditation, helping her find peace and focus. Now, two years into her sobriety, she finds that thoughts of alcohol rarely cross her mind—a place she once thought was way out of reach. Her story has not only transformed her own life but has also been a source of inspiration for her son and those around her.Michelle opens up about the difficult times, including the hospitalisation and passing of her mother, and how even though it was a tough time she stayed committed to her sobriety through it all. We talk about the day she almost threw in the towel and gave into the SB but reached out for support which kept her from drinking. Through these stories, Michelle shows us that sobriety is a deeply personal but also fulfilling journey. Her reflections remind us that we can face life's biggest challenges and emotions while staying true to the person we aspire to be. Michelle's journey is a beautiful example of resilience and the power of doing things your own way. I love her so much. I hope you love this episode too. For more resources such as coaching or to join the next HIQA challenge or retreat go towww.iquitalcohol.com.auFollow HIQA insta @howiquitalcohol Music for Podcast intro and outro written by Danni Carr performed by Mr CassidyIf you are struggling with physical dependancy on alcohol consider contacting a local AA meeting or a drug and alcohol therapist. Always consult a GP before stopping alcohol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the ESG Insider podcast we're exploring solutions to sustainability challenges in food systems and agriculture.  Climate change poses risks to global food supply chains and agricultural production. At the same time, the world's growing population means food needs are increasing.  We discuss sustainable agriculture trends with Michelle French, Director of Global Sustainability Programs at global commodities agriculture company ADM. Speaking on the sidelines of the GreenBiz conference in Phoenix in February, Michelle describes the challenges of tracking emissions associated with farming, the benefits of regenerative agriculture, and how ADM is working with farmers.   Also in this episode, we hear from Troy Albright, Founder and CEO of a vertical, climate-controlled aeroponic farm in Phoenix that uses a technology that reduces land and water use while also helping address food insecurity.   And we talk with Stephen Ritz, founder of the nonprofit organization Green Bronx Machine, which teaches students in hundreds of schools around the world how to grow food. Stephen explains how STEM programs can transform youth academically as well as their relationship to food and sustainability.  Listen to our episode on how climate change is impacting the US economy, human health and agriculture: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/how-climate-change-is-impacting-us-economy-human-health-and-agriculture   Read more about supply chains in the S&P Global Supply Chain 2024 Look Forward report: https://www.spglobal.com/en/research-insights/featured/special-editorial/look-forward/look-forward-volume-2-2024  Learn about TPM, a conference S&P Global organizes for the trans-Pacific and global container shipping and logistics community: https://events.joc.com/tpm/about/index.html  The GreenBiz conference is hosted by GreenBiz Group and S&P Global Sustainable1 is a sponsor.   This piece was published by S&P Global Sustainable1, a part of S&P Global.     Copyright ©2024 by S&P Global     DISCLAIMER     By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice. Unless specifically stated otherwise, S&P GLOBAL does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement. The third party materials or content of any third party site referenced in this Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of S&P GLOBAL. S&P GLOBAL assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content contained in third party materials or on third party sites referenced in this Podcast or the compliance with applicable laws of such materials and/or links referenced herein. Moreover, S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty that this Podcast, or the server that makes it available, is free of viruses, worms, or other elements or codes that manifest contaminating or destructive properties.

Michelle French with ADM discusses the panel they led about capturing carbon and regenerative agriculture.

In this episode, Lindsay Patton interviews Michelle French, the HR Director at NASCENT Technology, about her unique approach to human resources. Michelle emphasizes the importance of prioritizing employee well-being and personal growth, which has had a positive impact on the company culture at NASCENT. The episode also discusses the significance of embracing accountability and flexibility in the workplace, as well as the benefits of offering flexible work options and fostering a culture that promotes open communication, trust, and work-life balance. Overall, Michelle French's personal journey and passion for holistic HR practices inspire listeners to provide comprehensive support in the workplace.Michelle French, an accomplished Human Resources Director with a diverse and successful career in HR management. Currently leading the HR department at NASCENT Technology, LLC, she has a track record of driving operational excellence and fostering positive work cultures. With extensive experience in regional HR and operations management roles, Michelle brings invaluable expertise to the table, ensuring the success and growth of the organizations she serves. Here are a few of the topics we'll discuss on this episode of People Analytics: The laid-back environment at Nascent has resulted in increased employee satisfaction and productivity. Nascent organizes fun and engaging activities to foster a sense of joy and camaraderie among employees. Acknowledge that it's impossible to make everyone happy - focus on managing yourself and understanding that it's not always about you. Prioritize work-life balance by emphasizing the importance of time off and promoting self-care. Offer flexible work options that cater to both desk-bound and remote workers, fostering a sense of inclusivity. How holistic approaches to HR can positively impact employee well-being and performance. Connect with Michelle on LinkedIn for more information and networking opportunities. Resources: NASCENT Technology, LLC StaffGeek  Connect with Michelle French:LinkedInConnect with our host, Lindsay Patton: LinkedIn  Email Quotables: 12:11 - “I think just from the jump really, you know, to have that great employee experience from that moment we originally reached out to them when we're recruiting all the way through. We're just like very open, honest, transparent, and just, you know, welcoming them with open arms and asking for feedback all the time. Hey, what did you like, what didn't you like, what would you like to see? Always open to what are other people and ideas that they have. So that, that's really how we do it. We just stay on and, and keep chatting and figure out what, what people want and like, and enjoy.” 01:33 - “I think what we've learned from the past two years of, you know, dealing with the pandemic that your, your personal life and your work life, they, they do intertwine and there's nothing that anybody can do about that. So I think really making, making everything comfortable for everybody and giving them that space is really what makes a employee happy.” 24:00 - “And I think that's something that a lot of people miss when talking about work from home and the pandemic's impact is that there are a lot of desk-less workers that need to be in person. Yeah. And so where, where are their perks.” 14:32 - “So, you know, there's this very common trend in the workplace of pretending that what's going on at home is not affecting you at work, but, you know, when you're dealing with grief or chronic illness or, you know, having to manage kids, that's something that many, many people have to do. So that, that creeps in.” 21:17 - Michelle: “And that's why one-on-ones are very important here at our company. And we are very, very religious to those, our managers have them every other week for 30 minutes with the employee. And they're actually just a wonderful place for, you know, the coaching to go on that interpersonal communication, Hey, what's going on at home? How are things going? Or what's going on in your life? You know, is there, you know, whatever it is. And just really making that, that relationship, that trust factor.”.. Lindsay: “Yeah. Yeah. And I feel like, you know, the word accountability, it can be a harsh word, it can be an intimidating word because it's not associated with coaching as much as it is associated with getting yelled at, for example.”

The FIFA Women's World Cup will play out over the next month in Australia and New Zealand, with the best players from 32 nations competing on the world's biggest stage. The US is going for an unprecedented three-peat after winning in 2015 and 2019. Today, join former US Women's National Team players Michelle French, Shannon Boxx, and Tina Frimpong Ellertson to talk all about the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup.

In this episode I chat with Michelle French from Kinglake who is early days in her sobriety.  We chat about her many attempts at giving up the booze. -what made the difference this time. - the importance of connection- feeling your feelings-PTSD after the Black Saturday bushfires. - Survivors guilt. - The importance of not neglecting your own feelings even when others are suffering. - Leaning into crafty pursuits to keep you occupied. And lots more. for more resources go or to join the next HIQA challenge go towww.iquitalcohol.com.auFollow HIQA insta @howiquitalcohol Music for Monday Distillery ads by Ash Grunwaldwww.ashgrunwald.comMusic for Podcast intro and outro written by Danni Carr performed by Mr CassidyIf you are struggling with physical dependancy on alcohol consider contacting a local AA meeting or a drug and alcohol therapist.   Always consult a GP before stopping alcohol. 

In this week's episode Elisa is joined by a special guest - Michelle French

Adam Linnman catches up with the University of Portland Women's Soccer Head Coach, Michelle French. They talk about what Frenchie has been up to, the postponement of fall sports and more.

Note: If you want to chat along with this episode, you must follow the group. DJ LeFave hosts the show that puts the fans in control. Chat, tweet and call in with all of your fresh takes, opinions and analysis. We'll also try to simulcast this show at DenvilleRadio.com/RBNwY for all those not on the book face. Fingers crossed ;) Don't miss the beginning of this episode, as this week we will be starting off the show with a live interview with Michelle French, the talented performing artist who will be singing the National Anthem on opening day at RBA on March 1st! Michelle's Bio: Michelle French has been performing the National Anthem and O'Canada since 1996, where she started out singing for the Hershey Bears. While living in Philadelphia she also performed for the 76'ers, Flyers/Penguins, Phillies and was the 1998-1999 season anthem singer for the Philadelphia Wings. After relocating to the New York Metro area she has performed for the New York Mets, NJ Devils, New York Rangers, Real Madrid hosted at MetLife Stadium and is now entering her 11th season with the New York Red Bulls. Dont let the last name French fool you! Her most challenging moment was singing O'Canada in French when the NY Red Bulls faced Montreal Impact. When she isn't singing the anthem she can be heard performing oriignals at area open mics, most notably Fink's BBQ in Suffern NY.

In her book Power Attractor, author Gabrielle Bernstein says: “Find what inspires you most and commit to doing more of it! When we bring energy to what inspires us, we connect to our Super Attractor power and the manifesting begins.” What she’s saying is that when we do what lights us up, what we love, we draw to us all manner of things that we dream of, in our business and in our life. Our tag-line at HerBusiness is: Do What You Love, Every Day. So, I feel very aligned to any message that is about doing work that really lights us up, that keeps us alive and awake on every level - mentally and emotionally and spiritually. I know that my work leading HerBusiness is totally inspired. My goal is to have Inspiration - the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative - be present in my work every single day. So, my question to you is… What lights you up? In this episode of the HerBusiness podcast I share: Three things you can do TODAY to bring more inspiration into your life and your business What women business owners are doing to feel more connected and inspired What to do every single day to keep bright ideas flowing your way How appreciating where you are now can bring you closer to your goals The power of spending time alone, and how to build that space into your day   Inspiration Tips from the HerBusiness Network members When we asked members how they bring more inspiration into their lives and here’s what they said... “My morning walks and writing. On the inspiration side of things, quality people, a good (I love biographies) on-going education, podcasts etc. and removing negative people from my life.”— Tess Brook, Tess Brook Mediator “Sitting in a quiet place preferably surrounded by nature with its beauty and sounds. Ironically though a lot of my creative ideas happen at around 3 am, so l need to keep pen & paper next to the bed.”— Jenny Knox “For me, it’s being visionary, believing is seeing. Daily affirmations. Behaving like I’m already there. Practising success. Surrounding myself with people who are already successful. I found a mentor who is so out of my league and asked them to mentor me... they said yes. Working out a minimum 4x per week. The last is becoming fearless (1 of my 3 2020 words) to become limitless. Each January for the past 19 years I set a minimum of 1 big goal which is hard to achieve and a few small goals to support it. Every year of achieved it personally or professionally.”— Karina Prefontaine, Plum Petal "I love a good 'CLEAR OUT' at the end of every year. Cleaning out all papers, old clothes, kids toys, old books - basically anything that doesn't serve me or my family. A lot may go to donations and helps others, otherwise, the rest goes to the tip! For me, it keeps that cycle of giving going as well cleansing. Getting rid of old energy and bringing in the new."— Leticia Alvarez, InContext Marketing & Communications “For business, I need to find time to step away - travel - go somewhere else (even the beach for a few hours), but I need to remove myself from the environment to get new ideas, inspiration and allow my 'left brain' to quieten down and my right brain some space to do its thing. Ideally, this works better if I can get away for at least a few days, but on the micro-level just taking a walk through a bush trail or along the beach is also good. I also listen to mindset podcasts while walking to open up some new ways of thinking.” — Kristy-Lee Heighway Billett, The Footprint Group “Alone time, exercise, books, podcasts.”— Charlie Trevena, Charlie Trevena Tourism Marketing “Crochet! My morning square is my meditative time and some amazing ideas come to me some days while making my square.”— Seona Roberts, Honouring ME Crochet “For me as a full-on right-brainer (creative) inspiration comes from everywhere... looking at people, Behance, grocery shopping (looking at the packaging), art galleries, magazines, movie set, fabrics, fashion design etc, everything that is tactile. I get inspiration absolutely everywhere and I store things that I feel interesting, in my brain to use later. I think I’m very conditioned in that way as a creative director because inspiration is the source of every idea you bring to the table. I can spend hooouurrs in a bottle shop looking at all the beautiful labels and packaging... this while I don’t drink a drop of alcohol lol. This image, for example, gives me so much inspiration... the colour, texture, composition, contrast, etc."— Greet Recoules, Greet Your Brand “Being fully present to whatever I'm doing allows my creativity to flow and lights me up.”— Anne Aleckson, Channel and Transformational Speaker “I believe in like attracting like and that surrounding yourself with the energy you want to work with will illuminate your own creativity. Sometimes I, crank up the stereo to Gyuto Monks chanting, it just works! or go to an art gallery, sit with a notepad and take a deep breath and just write, anything. All of it sparks my inspiration.”— Kim Sowter, Intuition Coach “For me, it’s reflection, connection and routine. (Maybe these could be my better 3 words for 2020.) Morning rituals of meditation, yoga and healthy breakfast, chunking time for priority tasks, theming the week and setting aside a weekend each month for a solitary retreat all work wonders for me.”— Sharn Rocco, Mindful Works “I love my morning practice - meditation - journaling - yoga. That keeps me grounded and inspires clarity. My greatest source of inspiration occurs during learning via podcasts, audiobooks, webinars or reading book books.”— Tracey Bode, Zyteq “I engage the team with funny gifs and morning messages - and we all chat - which makes us feel connected and ready to go.”— Amanda Cullen, Michelle French and Associates Also mentioned in this episode: Super Attractor by Gabby Bernstein 2020 Business Growth Summit for Women Entrepreneurs HerBusiness Network Thanks to this week’s featured listener for this review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to the HerBusiness Podcast for more great interviews with inspiring entrepreneurs. Here are some popular recent episodes: My 3 Words for 2020 Go Bold. Set Gutsy New Year Goals How to Start a Daily Journaling Habit (and What to Write About) How Clarity Leads to Powerful Actions HerBusiness Facebook Page: facebook.com/HerBusiness/ HerBusiness Network for Women Business Owners: herbusinessnetwork.com

Portland Pilots women's soccer coach, Michelle French joined the Pilots podcast to talk about her career and the program moving forward into 2019 and beyond.

Our purpose often comes unexpectedly but we have to be ready to grasp onto those opportunities. Michelle French was climbing the corporate ladder on the American Airlines sales team until a drastic turn of events led her to start her own nonprofit event organization. Michelle has acquired valuable insight through her business and has a passion for helping others. Join Michelle and Ursula Mentjes in this episode of Double Your Sales to help you take on new beliefs that will boost your productivity.      Show Highlights:      Using experiences to find opportunities and discover your passion.  Limiting beliefs behind sales.  Milestones in business that bring confirmation in progression.  Financial set points and finding personal fulfillment in work. New beliefs to take on in order to strengthen your business. Staying in touch and relationship building.  Being an expert on what your client is going through.  Looking at the numbers and budgeting strategically.  Understanding the vision behind an event.  Changing your mindset to get the most out of an event.  Crafting a message so that there is a call to action.  Leveraging comities and boards properly.  Clearing space to think and working proactively. What an ideal, perfect client looks like.        Links:    Contact: Ursula@salescoachnow.com    Salescoachnow.com/gift    Ursulamintjes.com    Pamela Floral Design: https://www.pamelaeganfloral.com/2018/2/16/vw1xncq25p2e3avz26w7yfz1e45d9b   Michelle: http://www.sundaysolevents.com

Christine Sinclair of the Portland Thorns and Jessica McDonald of the North Carolina Courage join the show to preview the upcoming NWSL Championship Game. We also check in on the women's college game in Portland with a chat with University of Portland head coach Michelle French

U.S. Under 20 Women's World Cup Coach Michelle French Featured on NSCAA College Soccer Podcast Just four days before departing for Papua, New Guinea and the 2016 Women's Under 20 World Cup, U.S. Women's Under 20 National Team Coach Michelle French joins Dean Linke in Episode 9 of the NSCAA College Soccer Podcast. Coaching a U.S. team that features some of the hottest current and future college soccer stars in our country, French previews the Under 20 World Cup and talks about college soccer's impact on the international game. In addition to French, this week's podcast also features: * Geoff VanDeusen, NSCAA Director of Operations & Events, who tells us about the 2017 NSCAA Convention in Los Angeles, including multiple exciting programs for college coaches * John Trask, head coach of the #24 Wisconsin men's soccer team, discussing his passion for the 'history' of soccer in this county and his appreciation for the legends of the NSCAA * Marty Beall, head coach of the High Point University women's soccer team, winners of the Big South regular season and poised to make the NCAA Division I tournament for the fourth time in eight years * Gary Hamill, who has Wingate at #1 in the NSCAA DII men's rankings, and earned his 300th win last week * Dylan Harrison, who returned to his alma mater at Trinity (Texas) this season, and has Trinity at #3 in the NSCAA DIII women's rankings in his inaugural season * Adam Hunter, head coach of Butler Community College, ranked #1 in the NJCAA Division I women's rankings * Chad Waller breaking down the NAIA men's and women's soccer scene

Women's World Football Show, Episode 83 features post-game interviews with USA stars Crystal Dunn, Jess McDonald, and Lynn Williams; Canada stars Sabrina D'Angelo, Stephanie Labbé and Shelina Zadorsky; Former University of Texas goalkeeper Alexa Gaul; USA U-20 head coach Michelle French; and sports agent Lenny Lun.

Music - World Gone Crazy Music & Lyrics: Tim Toz Performed by Tim Toz Lead vocal: Geri Mingori Background vocal: Michelle French