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In this premiere episode of 'EXPOSED', host Ania Volovique takes listeners on an introspective journey through her entrepreneurial and personal life transformations. Ania recounts significant milestones—from her early entrepreneurial experiences and a life-changing conference in 2013, to her daring move to Paris, and surviving a brain cancer diagnosis. She shares her dedication to personal growth and the stories of everyday heroes she met around the world. Ania's authentic narrative offers inspiration for entrepreneurs to forge their unique paths and embrace their vulnerabilities.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction to EXPOSED00:24 Ania's Early Entrepreneurial Journey00:41 Life-Changing Conference and Personal Transformation01:24 Ending a Marriage and Embracing Change02:53 Discovering Wings: A Journey Across America03:54 A Leap to Paris04:33 Documenting Inspiring Stories Around the World06:08 Finding Home in San Diego07:24 A Life-Altering Accident and Diagnosis09:20 Embracing the Cancer Experience12:46 Healing and Personal Growth13:07 Reuniting and Parting with Love14:53 Launching the Show Up Challenge16:11 Conclusion and Podcast InvitationTRANSCRIPT:Welcome to Exposed. Think of this podcast as eavesdropping on powerful conversations that take you behind the scenes of the entrepreneurial journey, exposing what's raw, real, and true, not hiding behind filters or highlight reels and breaking the norm of putting others on a pedestal and extending a chair for you to join us. I'm your host Ania Volovique. My entrepreneurial journey started 11 years ago, but my mind was always operating as one since I was a child. I remember negotiating a sandwich exchange for two pastries in third grade. I knew what I liked and what I didn't, and I was willing to do something about it. But it was February 2013 that forever altered the direction of my life. I went to a conference called What If, five days away from life as I knew it, surrounded by big thinkers exploring the question, what if you live the life you dream of? It was then that I realized I wasn't living my life. I was so busy checking off the boxes of what society told me success was, I forgot to ask what I actually wanted, or check in how I was feeling, which was empty. So I began making some changes, or rather changing every aspect of my life, which felt incongruent. The first big decision was ending my marriage. What was even scarier was doing so only after three months since the wedding. Cutting through the ego's noise, what would people think? Yet deep in my soul, I knew it was the right decision. I was denying the truth for way too long, pretending the toxic patterns would suddenly change after saying I do. They didn't, and I could no longer look the other way. It was hard, but so needed for both of us. I then enrolled in my first personal development course, Momentum Education, a four month journey into unpacking all the conditioning, releasing old stories of limitation, and realizing that I get to create my own reality. So I quit my temporary job, which a year later I was still there, and finally turned my passion into a business. Stepping fully into the identity of a professional photographer after years of dreaming about it, learning about it, being the unofficial photographer at every event, assisting, volunteering at studios, and even managing other photographers when I worked as a talent manager. At 25, I thought it was too late to start something new. At 30, I chose to take a leap of faith because life is too short not to. Combining my love for photography and travel, I created a project called Discovering Wings. Traveling from New York to California and back by public transportation only, because I'm a New Yorker at heart, I was photographing mothers as a way to give back. After two months on the road and meeting so many inspiring souls, I knew this was just the beginning. It was time to take a bigger leap. Since I was six years old, I was fascinated by the Eiffel Tower. Somehow in Soviet Russia, I found a photo and was mesmerized by the glimmering lights and what life might be like in this far away place.I don't think I ever knew where the Eiffel Tower was, honestly. But in that moment, I declared that one day I'll live in Paris. By the time I came back to New York, I knew discovering Wings was not complete. I decided that my one day dream is up to me. One day can be today. So naturally, I bought a one way ticket to Paris with just 300 to my name, barely speaking French and not knowing anyone there. It was illogical and irresponsible, but a deeper inner knowing was guiding me. I boarded the plane with just a prayer and a dream. Naive? Probably, but sometimes that's what's required to chase that big audacious goal. Not only did everything work out, it worked out better than if my mind had an elaborate plan or a bank account to match. Over the course of the next two years, I traveled throughout 14 countries, photographing and interviewing over a hundred inspiring everyday heroes that chose to live life on their terms. From a writer in Edinburgh who chose to pursue his passion at 50 years old, despite having Asperger's, to a recovering addict in Phoenix who found meditation that saved his life, to an actress in Paris who found a creative outlet for her abusive upbringing...to a coffee enthusiast in Tulum starting his business while facing every block possible and navigating politics. And so many more stories that just left me speechless and in awe of the human spirit. In short, I was documenting Steve Jobs famous quote. Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes, the ones who see things differently.They're not fond of rules. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them, because they change things. They push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world are the ones who do. I thought the project ended during my final photo exhibit in 2015, but now it feels like this podcast is a new form of it. I initially flew to Paris searching for a home. After two years living out of a suitcase, I realized home is wherever I am. It was time to unpack that suitcase and land in one place. I made a list of everything I wanted in a physical location, and San Diego, California came on top. I've never been there before, but it looked great on Google. I flew there for a week to get a feel for it, and as soon as I walked out of the plane smelling the ocean air and feeling the relaxed vibe of the west coast, I knew this was it. And just like that, I sold most of my belongings, packed two suitcases this time, and flew across the country again, with no plan, following my intuition. Pretty quickly, my life transformed into what I've always dreamed of. I was living my what if. My business was growing. I was working with the most incredible clients, friends with so many inspiring people, and feeling on top of the world, until I didn't. Ah, let's take a breath here. Okay. Summer of 2019 will forever remain a pivotal point in my life. And I want to give a little trigger warning for anybody who needs a bit of a breath. Listen with an open mind. and trust that you'll receive whatever you need to receive from what I'm going to share next. In July, I lost control of my body as I was driving, causing me to speed up into a concrete wall, car flipping over. It was a miracle I survived. Not only that, I just got a tiny scratch on my collarbone from the seatbelt that held me in place. But apparently that wasn't a big enough sign. On August 8th, just Lionsgate, I had a seizure and fell on my face. Literally. After just getting a facial. God has a sense of humor. The doctors discovered a 5 cm brain tumor and immediately began preparing me for surgery. I was diagnosed with glioblastoma. Based on statistics, it has a survival time of 12 to 18 months, with only 25 percent of patients surviving more than 1 year, and only 5 percent of patients survive more than 5 years. I did not read the statistics. If I did, I probably wouldn't be here today. This August, which is next month at the time of the recording, will mark five years since the diagnosis. I also have like chills right now realizing of how divinely timed this podcast is. So thank you for listening and for being here.This means so much more than you will ever know. Okay, back to the story. Um, I also didn't take on the identity of a cancer patient. I used to say, I'm having a cancer experience. I don't have cancer. And a mantra came through me during that time. If it's in front of me, it's for me. So I fully surrendered to the experience in front of me. I was not in fear. I was grateful. I finally felt what I was seeking my entire life, a sense of belonging. I finally felt seen, heard, and loved. The stories in my head were just that, stories. Every day, friends and even strangers would come to visit me. I saw this experience as medicine for the collective. I was sharing my insights on social media almost daily, encouraging others to enjoy life to the fullest. To soak up the simple things. To do all the things I only wished I could because after the brain surgery, I couldn't walk. I just laid there in the bed. All I wanted was to put my feet in the grass, watch the sunset, and play with puppies. People from all over the world began sending me photos of them enjoying all these things and bringing joy back into their lives. The brain cancer experience created a micro movement across the world. Two weeks post surgery, I learned to walk again. It was the single most powerful moment of my life. I felt alive again. I felt human. I felt unstoppable. As the doctors were preparing the treatment plan for chemo and radiation, I decided to be a step ahead.I asked my friend to shave my hair before it falls out. Surrounded by 20 soul sisters in my hospital room, and in the IRIS, I am light, playing in the background. My hair was falling on the floor, and each woman began speaking out loud everything she is ready to release. One by one, these powerhouse women declared what they're no longer willing to carry forward. Emotions flowed, hearts cracking open. The sight was breathtaking. With bold red lips, bold head, and a scar ear to ear, still black eyes and stitches, love was pouring through me. Naturally, I then planned the photoshoot on the beach at sunset. These photos are a gift that keeps on giving, proving that beauty can look a lot of different ways, and we can create our own reality, no matter the circumstances. The joke was on me when I didn't need any treatment. Two weeks after getting discharged from the hospital, all my scans came back clear. I healed myself without any traditional treatment. Sometimes you need to breathe. While my scans were clear, I knew that work was just beginning. I was committing to looking deeper at the root cause of the brain tumor. For the next three years, I dove deep into somatics, healing generational trauma, and energy work, while guided by powerful healer, Melissa Battali. Another surprise of the cancer experience was reuniting with my former husband. Exactly seven years since our separation, we met new versions of ourselves after walking on all needed paths and coming back together as the world seemed to fall apart. On the outside, everything looked great. Yet four years later, I found myself in a familiar state of living someone else's life, forgetting who I was in the process. I was completely dismissing my own needs and desires and afraid to speak my truth, until I could no longer pretend everything is okay. It was the hardest decision I've ever had to make. How do you break the heart of someone you love? How do you say the life you're building is no longer here? How do you admit the truth while knowing it hurts someone else? Yet holding it in was no longer an option. It wasn't fair for me or to him. The most loving thing I could do is leave. Leave with love, still loving, still honoring, and still being grateful for a connection, memories, and the life we've built. Saying goodbye to what was and what could have been, with no regrets. It was beautiful. And now the love story takes on a different shape. Around the same time, I was in the process of launching a visibility challenge called Show Up. Interesting how art imitates life or life imitates art. Life was asking me to show up no matter what. Through grief, moving, allergies, sickness, travel, I recorded interviews with top leaders in the coaching industry, exploring the question, how do you show up for yourself, your business, and others when life flex?The first 16 episodes of this podcast are those recordings. May they be the healing balm when you need it most. Each speaker offers her unique take on navigating entrepreneurship in a female body through all the ups, downs, and sideways surprises. We're pulling back the curtains of what it takes to create success on your terms with many different ideas, tips, and strategies. There's no one way to live, and there's certainly not one way to do business. Take what resonates, ditch the rest. Get curious, test it out for yourself, play. It would be my greatest pleasure to hear how they land for you. This podcast is a declaration of facing my fear of public speaking. To break that narrative, I'm using my voice, even if it shakes.And even if I cry. I'm letting the emotions flow because that is life. Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe and leave a review. I would absolutely love to hear from you.

IANR 2321 052723 Line Up Here's the guest line-up for Sat, May 27, 2023 from 4 to 6pm CST on Indo American News Radio (www.IndoAmerican-news.com), a production of Indo American News. We are on 98.7 FM and you can also listen on the masalaradio app (www.masalaradio.com) By Monday, hear the recorded show on Podcast uploaded on Spotify, Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/indo-american-news-radio-houston-tx/id1512586620) Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public and Breaker. We have 4 years of Podcasts and have had over 6,900 hits. SUPPORT THE SHOW!! SELECT “FOLLOW” ON OUR SPOTIFY PODCAST CHANNEL TO RECEIVE NEW UPDATES. SO GIVE US A 5-STAR RATING …. THE MORE HITS WE GET, THE MORE SUPPORT WE GET FROM SPOTIFY. 4:20 pm We are joined once again by our monthly Medicare Insurance Broker Nutan Patel who will explain the different enrolment periods that are available to sign up for insurance. You'll be surprised to know there are more than a dozen times you can enroll. 4:50 pm Houston Chronicle Commentator Chris Tomlinson has an incisive view on many items that affect Texans, from political back room manoeuvres to corrupt politicians and energy shenanigans and carbon capture which he shares in his weekly columns in the newspaper. He has also often been on our show - as he is today - to share his insights. 5:20 pm Even before he went to Harvard to get his law degree, Raj Salhotra was driven to help young people through a non-profit he had set up. When he returned, he turned his back on a lucrative law career to pursue his passion for affecting change in society by running for Houston City Council and then starting the non-profit Momentum Education. He is now running for HCC District V Trustee and joins us to explain his reasons and platform. Also stay tuned in for more news roundup, views, sports and movie reviews TO BE FEATURED ON THE SHOW, OR TO ADVERTISE, PLEASE CONTACT US AT 713-789-6397 or at indoamericannews@yahoo.com And visit our website indoamerican-news.com to track all current stories and remember to visit our digital archives from over 15 years. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/indo-american-news-radio/support

Lyneé Lopez is an educational architect and the Founder and CEO of Verve Early Childhood Consulting. Her team-building approaches and productive collaborations have secured millions in grant funding for NYC's Pre-K For All startup programs.  Her efforts have allowed over 50,000 students access to high-quality preschool programs at no cost. In 2017, she extended her commitment to equitable education globally, by hosting teacher leadership trainings in Haiti.  Lyneé is a member of the Momentum Education community, where she developed her passion for transformational leadership. She is also the host of her new podcast, Café Verve, which interviews innovative leaders around the world on their community impact (which I had the honor of being a guest on!) Lyneé, my friend, you are CREATED WORTHY. The Episode Rundown:  ✨ Growing up as a committed athlete (figure skater + softball player) ✨ Learning the importance of teamwork. ✨ Being open to every possibility.  ✨ Moving forward when facing uncertainty.  ✨ Meeting yourself where you're at and giving yourself grace.  + SO MUCH MORE! LYNEÉ'S CREATIVE PROCESSING METHODS: Organizing + Talk Walking Creative Processing Defined: Activating your creative mind to process a certain intention. If anything we talked about in this episode resonated with you, we would love to hear about it! Please leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review to help more people hear this show! ALSO, if you really loved it – share it with someone else! CONNECT WITH LYNEÉ LOPEZ: Lyneé's LinkedIn: Lyneé Lopez Lyneé's IG: @verve_ecc Website: www.verveconsultant.com CONNECT WITH DANIELLE: Danielle's Personal Instagram: @danielledamrell Created Worthy Instagram: @CreatedWorthyPodcast Created Worthy Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/createdworthypodcast Direct Website: www.damrellcreativeco.com

Shame: The self-conscious emotion directly linked to our sense of self has been described as an "epidemic". It's been linked to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, violence, and more! What strengthens our experience of shame? How does it differ from guilt? What can we do to revoke its power? Join Tamara Lynn, Oshim Phoenix, Dr. Mauriciere de Govia, Leonardo Parra and I for this special event as we explore answers to all these questions and more! Tamara Lynn: MS.ED; Facilitator/Trainer at Momentum Education & ICF PCC Certified Coach. Visit www.momentumeducation.com to learn more about Tamara. Oshim Phoenix is the Founder of The Rebel Camp; Community Builder & Wellness Advocate. Oshim also started a mens group called 'Mastermind Connect' can be found at Oshim Phoenix on both Facebook and Instagram. Dr. Mauriciere de Govia is a Leadership Strategist & Coach. Dr. Mauriciere is also an Executive Superintendent with the Department of Education in New York City and can be contacted at degoviagroup@gmail.com Leonardo Parra is a Shaman, Healer, Educator & Entrepreneur. Leonardo started a mens discussion group called 'Mask Off' and can be reached at Parradigmshifts@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intentionalhealingandwellness/support

Raj Salhotra is the Co-Founder and Executive Director at Momentum Eduction, a nonprofit corporation with a mission to provide learning experiences, mentorship, summer opportunities, scholarships, and individualized support to ensure first-generation, low-income students get to and through post-secondary education and into the workforce.Raj has worked in education, public policy, and even served as an Intern in the White House in 2011 where he briefed the Deputy Assistant to the President daily on pressing news and public policy issues.An interesting fact is that Raj ran for Houston City Council At-large Position 1 in 2019 and qualified for a runoff election (among five candidates), then after receiving over 76k votes (43.5%) in the runoff election.Raj has completed numerous internships, teaching assistantships, Teach for America Corps, and received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Policy Studies from Rice University in 2013, and his Juris Doctorate from Harvard Law School in 2018. His vision is to create a movement to ensure every child has the opportunity to reach their dreams by expanding educational opportunity both through non-profits and public policy.Learn more at Momentum Education.com and TexasEmergingLeaders.comFeaturing:Raj Salhotra, Co-Founder & Executive Director of Momentum EducationSean Christian, Podcast OfficerChris Sanger, Chief Creative OfficerTo join our team.  Go here!Disclaimer: The comments herein are considered to be the personal comments of the speakers and not to be mistaken for advice in any way. Copyright 2021 Sanger Syndicate LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Meet the dynamic, Robinson Lynn. At age 22, Robinson became the Executive Director of a Manhattan training and personal development company, Momentum Education. Robinson is widely known for delivering keynotes based on his personal story of becoming an executive at an early age and navigating the unwieldy waters of business ownership. He draws key leadership distinctions in the areas of innovation, breakthrough thinking, communication, culture change, and self-expression. Robinson is a compassionate leader, facilitator, coach, mentor, and friend. His influential work and ongoing support played an essential role in my personal healing and development. Join us, as we spend quality time together here in The V Spot. You'll quickly experience why he is one of my favorite people! To learn more about Momentum Education and ways to work with Robinson Lynn, visit www.momentumeducation.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intentionalhealingandwellness/support

Here's the guest line-up for Sat, July 24. 2021 from 4 to 6pm on Indo American News Radio (www.IndoAmerican-news.com) on 98.7 FM and available also on the masalaradio app (www.masalaradio.com) You can also hear the Podcast of the recorded show uploaded by Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public and Breaker. 4:20 pm Planning for passing along assets to future generations is always on the minds of most people, but something they easily overlook. Heidi Weelborg is an Estate Attorney who will join us to explain the pitfalls of ill planning and the process to miitigate bad decisions. 5:00 pm The current situation in South Africa has turned into a race war with Blacks turning against the Indians who have been there for generations. Local attorney Praveena Singh-Kaw will describe the unfolding events that she fears will harm many Indians and their property. 5:20 pm Raj Salhotra is passionate about public service and education. He started a non-profit to encourage young people to excel at school before getting a graduate degree at Harvard. He later fell short when he ran for Houston City Council and has since then started another non-profit, Momentum Education. He will tell us about his goals and future plans. Also stay tuned in for news roundup, views, sports and movie reviews IF YOU'D LIKE TO BE FEATURED ON THE SHOW, OR TO ADVERTISE, PLEASE CONTACT US AT 713-789-6397 or at indoamericannews@yahoo.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indo-american-news-radio/support

Stef is joined by two brilliant guests who happen to be her coaches on this very special episode. Robinson Lynn is the Executive Director of Momentum Education, he provides experiential learning and life coaching. Tamara Lynn is a Facilitator and Coach for Momentum Education. She has expanded the reach of the organizations Teen Program from New York to Seattle to Los Angeles. Together, Robinson and Tamara discuss the importance of choosing to let go, and how this choice will help you thrive. Produced by LegRoom Creative Engineered by www.podcaststudioservices.com

This week we speak with Raj Salhotra. Raj is the Executive Director of Momentum Education, a non-profit in Houston, Texas helping low-income and first-generation students achieve their higher education goals. Raj earned his bachelor’s at Rice University and his J.D. at Harvard Law School. Raj shared how he developed an early passion for education and policy and how his experience interning at the White House and working for Teach for America shaped his desire to give back to students in the Houston community. Raj had great advice for young professionals interested in politics, as well as encouragement for law students pursuing a non-traditional career path.A special thanks to our sponsor, Gibson Dunn, a premier, full-service international law firm with nearly 1400 lawyers and 20 offices. Gibson Dunn recognizes that a law firm is, at its heart, a collection of individual attorneys, so they strive to hire the highest-quality law students and attorneys, professionally and personally, and grant them autonomy in shaping their own career path. Gibson Dunn attorneys bring a unique, diverse perspective to the Firm’s community and the Firm values a culture of respect and professionalism that promotes dialogue with room for all viewpoints. Visit www.gibsondunn.com to learn more about Gibson Dunn’s Summer Associate Program and hiring opportunities. For more on the Houston Law Review, please visit houstonlawreview.orgTwitter | @HoustonLRevInstagram | @HoustonLRevFacebook | @HoustonLRevLinkedIn | The Houston Law Review Support the show Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/webapps/shoppingcart?flowlogging_id=1e36b5f2829cd&mfid=1570127481732_1e36b5f2829cd#/checkout/openButton)

Intimacy is a quality we normally associate with enduring relationships. However, in order to have these types of relationships in our own lives, we need to experience true closeness not only with another person, but with ourselves. In this episode, we untangle how worthiness, understanding, grace, and sometimes forgiveness, can help us create the intimacy we want in our relationships. Buckle up for a powerful discussion where we unpack what intimacy allows for from Tamara Lynn and Leslie Buttafly Soul Taylor - two seasoned facilitators and trainers who specialize in transformational coaching with an incredible organization, Momentum Education. They share their insight on the intimacy we create for ourselves, in our relationships, and what that means for the connection we cultivate in this world.

Today’s episode is with Kerby Jean-Raymond, founder of the fashion brand, Pyer Moss. Hailing from East Flatbush, Brooklyn. Kerby has taken the hutzpah of self-resilience and toughness and has woven it into the fabric of what is now one of the hottest fashion brands. Founded in 2013, Pyer Moss fashion shows have been revered as theatrical and emotionally moving and the must-see show of New York Fashion Week. He personally describes the brand as an “art project” or “a timely social experiment” which explores the depths of the cultural origins of blackness. In this conversation we discuss how his work in the fashion industry cost him his sanity (7:20), how Kerby leverages his fame for the freedom of Black peoples around the world, doing everything with the intent of centering black people (6:32), his tools for success and finally arriving at a place of self-love and acceptance (27:43). “I started to discern the difference between the person I was and the person I was pretending to be.” (10:37) The internal growth which lead him to figuring out what was right for him. “What was instinctively right for me was always talking about race, talking about politics, talking about things I actually cared about.” (11:34) We even discuss our own falling out a few years back. “I was constantly in contention with you, with everyone that was trying to force me to follow my instincts. You had it right the first time! You said that to me once.“ (13:14) —a topic even we hadn’t discussed until this interview. Recording during lockdown, this is Kerby at his rawest and most vulnerable. Links we mention in the episode: Pyer Moss: https://pyermoss.com (www.pyermoss.com) Kerby's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kerbito/ (@kerbito) Momentum Education: https://www.momentumeducation.com (www.momentumeducation.com) Thank you for tuning in! Please don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe and SHARE with a friend (https://www.instagram.com/blackimaginationpodcast/ (@blackimaginationpodcast)). Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support (anchor.fm/blackimagination/support) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support (https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support) Support this podcast

Phylicia Pearl Mpasi recently made her Broadway Debut in The Lion King play and has been on tour with them for the last few years! Now she is sharing her journey with us and what it has been like on this production up until now. She also completed the Momentum Education journey, which is how … Continue reading EP145 Phylicia Pearl Mpasi: The Lion King →

It’s coming up on our 2 year anniversary that me and my LALT9 Titans finished the Leadership Program and the Momentum Core Journey. This was an experience that changed my life in so many different ways for the better! If you are even considering taking a Momentum course or the full journey, then I HIGHLY … Continue reading EP84 Momentum Education: LALT9 Titans →

Melissa Castro, Director of Professional Development at Momentum Education, discusses being raised by a single father, her personal journey to reconciliation, and living her life according to the same principles that Momentum promotes.

  Summary: If you’ve ever stepped foot inside the classroom, you are very aware that building relationships with students is important. However, a successful relationship with your students can be very difficult to achieve. So much hinders on the relationships we have with our students; from their academic performance, to behavior inside and outside of the classroom. It is no secret, that those educators with the best relationships with their students find their situations so much better because they can leverage that relationship in ways that promote better student performance and overall learning environment. Yes, we hear this often “build relationships with your students…”, “build relationships with your students…”. But how is that done? Today's Guest: Award-winning educator, Ms. Lauren Watler walks us through a program she calls “The Power of 3-to-8” and how she leverages this, with the help of her colleagues, to foster some dynamic relationships with her students. These relationships that she builds translate to some outstanding results not just in student behavior, but academic performance as well. You'll Learn: The power of 3-to-8 How to use extra-curricular activities to connect with your students How to get parents on your side (triangle) To build a game-changing after-school program with little to no funds at all Links: In this episode we discuss several awesome resources including a program called Momentum Education, the classroom computer program Kahoot, as well as the books Growth Mindset and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Shaun Woodly, Ph.D. In the words of the great Randy Watson, “I believe the children are our future” and simply put we have to teach them well! As a college professor, I've given my students, from all across this country, the tools they need to truly excel in the classroom. Now, I bring these same tools to you! Subscribe to the podcast and tap into this wealth of knowledge, offered from game-changing educators so that you, too, can flourish in the classroom. You make the difference for our students... thank you for listening! Let me know what's on your mind - share your thoughts by: Leaving a comment below Sharing this on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn Leaving a positive review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts If you liked this episode, you'll love these! U&E 002: From Zero to One Hundred Real Quick; Fast-Tracking Your Growth as an Educator July 12, 2017 No Comments Summary: Mastering the art of classroom management and student engagement to become an effective teacher entails a lot of trial and error. But what if a lot of that can be avoided? What if you can get the information ahead of time and avoid the mistakes others have made to keep from repeating history? Read More » U&E 001: Getting Your Most Challenging Students Excited to Read; Cultural Relevancy & Equitable Curriculum in the Classroom July 9, 2017 No Comments Summary: You know how you get into your classroom at the beginning of the year, and all of your students are right at the level they need to be? Everyone’s on grade-level, student engagement is a breeze, and of course everyone loves to read, right?! Right… That’s in a perfect world, and we are far Read More » Article: Which Classroom Management Strategies Actually Work? Part 1 of 2 June 16, 2017 No Comments “Can you please talk to him, he won’t listen to me” is what a colleague said to me as she explained her difficulty of trying to get a student to follow some relatively simply instructions. Standing out in the hallway with a look of frustration all over her face. “Sure”, I said. “I’d be Read More » Article: Which Classroom Management Strategies Actually Work? Part 2 of 2 June 16, 2017 No Comments Communication This is part 2 of the key ingredients to get your students’ best behavior, each and every day. I you haven’t yet checked out part 1,

Join the Joyful CourageTribe in our community Facebook group - Live and Love with Joyful Courage.  Raising our children while growing ourselves... ::::: So totally honored to have my friend and mentor, Tamara Azar, trainer and coach from Momentum Education on to talk about the important work that Momentum is doing to change the world. Listen in to the very end to hear about the incredibly generous offer to all the Joyful Courage Tribe! Find out more about Momentum Education, including upcoming trainings in Seattle, LA, Washington DC and NYC, by visiting www.momentumeducation.com. ::::: March GIVEAWAY! The last few months I have been encouraging you all to share the shows by holding giveaways - everything from mantra bracelets to coaching has gone out to members of the community who have been willing to join in the work of #impact1millionkids - this month is no exception!! Simply by posting a podcast link, and tagging me (Casey O'Roarty) or Joyful Courage, you are entered to win!!  This month I am giving away a spot in the Living Joyful Courage Membership program - WOOHOO!!  AND, you can enter as many times as you WANT! Yes! ::::: Weekly FB Lives are happening!! Join me every Tuesday at 10am pst on the Joyful Courage FB page to hear about a new Positive Discipline tool that you can begin using ASAP.  Even if you are well versed in parenting with PD, you will take a way a renewed commitment and perhaps a deeper understanding of the tool. ::::: Living Joyful Courage Membership Program Join the LIVING JOYFUL COURAGE information list TODAY and enjoy freebies and reminders for when it is time to REGISTER for the membership program!! ::::: Join the Joyful CourageTribe in our community Facebook group - Live and Love with Joyful Courage.  Raising our children while growing ourselves... ::::: Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on iTunes to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast on iTunes to help me spread the show to an ever larger audience!!

Some people don't just settle for ordinary! Join Trina and her special guest Robinson Lynn, Executive Director of Momentum Education, which creates an extraordinary opportunity for growth and personal development. As an alumna of this powerful program I am so thrilled to give back and share this amazing story at this great point in history.   Robinson Lynn is an experienced trainer with expertise in the design and delivery of ontological workshops, lectures and courses. He has created and presented high-impact trainings for corporations, government agencies, schools and civic organizations, and has an outstanding reputation as a personal and professional development strategist. Robinson is known for his insightful coaching, keen leadership style, and intuitive business acumen. He is on the Board of Momentum Teens for Leadership, a non-profit youth empowerment organization, and is one of New York City’s most ardent supporters of youth initiatives. A graduate of George Washington University, Robinson has been recognized by civic and professional organizations for his activism and the transformational work he delivers across the nation. To learn more visit www.momentumeducation.com   About your host: Trina Ramsey is a career and life strategist, specializing in personal transformation and career transition. With 20 years of experience in business and management, Trina's is a "people person" and a change agent. She is on a mission to help people to discover the joy in life and make more empowered decisions. Visit Trina online at mycoachtrina.com. Get your FREE guide: 5 Signs it’s Time to Leave Your Job at http://bit.ly/ItsTime2Go  

In Episode 32 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with Bronx-based artist Stephanie Guzman for a conversation about things she's learned in life that can help relieve stress in the new year. Highlights: • Fact vs. Myth on growing up in the South Bronx • The Dangers of being afraid to come out of our shell • What is Momentum? How it helped Stephanie • How Stephanie has learned to trust her creativity • The importance of forgiving other people’s transgressions against you for your own happiness • What are essentials oils? What are their Benefits? Where can we get them? • Why we all have the tools ingrained to succeed in our DNA and how we can unlock these gifts • How far down the road Stephanie looks and what’s next for her Contact Information for Stephanie’s art and DoTerra Essential Oils: Email: sdguzman88@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephanie.guzman.338 DoTerra: http://www.mydoterra.com/stephaniedg/#/ Momentum Education: https://www.momentumeducation.com