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This season on We Go Boldly we are leaning into our power and learning how to embrace it.  Last week we chatted about how we process of letting go of control so we can step into our own power.  This week we can learn from the amazing and inspiring April Daniels Hussar.  Our guest today is April Daniels Hussar. As the managing editor of Romper.com, April's focus is on the day-to-day content that answers the questions keeping parents up at night, as well as big-picture initiatives like partnerships, special issues, and ambitious content packages exploring everything from PTSD in parents, to secondary infertility and navigating the world of “picky eaters.” As part of her role, April also makes media and panel appearances as an expert in the parenting space, from Kids at Play Interactive (KAPi) panel moderator at CES, to a new product judge for the Juvenile Products Manufacturing Association (JPMA).Prior to joining Bustle Digital Group, April was Senior Editor of Parenting at CafeMom. She's contributed to a host of publications including SELF, Women's Health, Today.com, In Touch, Life & Style, New Jersey Family, and more.And of course, April is a mom! Join us as we welcome April!For more information and to stay connected with April on Insta and Twitter @aprilhussar Check out all of her writing here: https://www.romper.com/profile/april-daniels-hussar-2215293RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOWDid you enjoy this episode? We would love to hear your thoughts. Head to Apple Podcasts and then rate, review, and subscribe. This way you will get notified once a new episode goes live.CONNECT WITH RIELLY AND TOVAHInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/goboldlytogether/Website: goboldlythepodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Go-Boldly-Together-105942584706928LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/go-boldly-initiativeYouTube: http://bit.ly/boldlyyoutubePinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/GoBoldlyTogether/_saved/Twitter: https://twitter.com/goboldlypodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/wegoboldly

Success is never a straight line but rather an upward climb, and the story of Alison Leslie exemplifies that. Despite wanting to quit her first year of law school, her confidence and determination never let the words “You can't” stop her from achieving her goal. So much so that after graduating from Seton Hall University and working at two boutique law firms, she opened her practice at the early age of 28! In this episode, she reflects on her experience entering the legal field and how the values she learned growing up helped her get by. She talks about her experience in law school and Catholic school, exciting anecdotes from her Court TV internship, and the knowledge she has gained from more than 20 years of family law practice. She credits her mother and the nuns at her high school for helping her grow into the confident, strong woman she is today—a great example of what can happen when you are surrounded by strong, driven women and are inspired by them: you develop into one yourself! Included in this conversation: Her educational background Why she picked family law The law school experience What she learned from her internship at Court TV Is it true that if you hated law school, you'll love practice? Her work experience before opening her practice Starting her own law firm at 28 years old The reasons why she loves being a family lawyer How the practice of law has changed over the years Networking before the internet was a boom Constantly evolving as a law firm owner How she runs her firm Her vision for her firm and personal goals The best advice she's ever gotten What Catholic school taught her The women she admires the most Focusing on what really matters in life Learn more about Alison and her practice here: https://www.leslielawfirm.com/ Follow Alison on Instagram here: @divorcenjleslielaw https://www.instagram.com/divorcenjleslielaw/ Find Leslie Law Firm, LLC. on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Divorce-in-New-Jersey-with-Leslie-Law-Firm-LLC-132138573543483/ Find Alison on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-leslie-599b775/ Follow me on social media here: Instagram @theprev www.instagram.com/theprev/ Facebook @wakeupcallthepodcast www.facebook.com/wakeupcallthepodcast Twitter @ThePrevite twitter.com/theprevite You can also watch episodes of Wake Up Call on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjlkBJChmRfcu4l-kLs2Rwg If you think you would be an awesome guest on Wake Up Call, DM me on Instagram!

Derek Broaddus and his family thought they were moving into their dream home — until a series of disturbing letters signed by "The Watcher" scared them out of it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/victoria-mc-kinney/message

Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino is an award winning pediatrician who was named New Jersey Family’s Favorite Kids’ Doc for the years of 2011-2018 and one of New Jersey’s Compassionate Doctors from PatientsChoice.org in 2013. In this inspirational interview, we learn what inspired Dr. Jill to become a pediatrician and her unique outlook on patient and parent care. She also shares what it’s like for a solo practitioner to open their own practice and take on all of the business responsibilities from billing and coding to being a team leader. Dr. Jill shares her unique outlook on being a team leader and how self care helps her manage day-to-day stress and decision fatigue. This is a wonderful look into the life of a thoughtful and caring entrepreneur. Show Notes [02:33] Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino always wanted to help people. She liked kids but thought she would become a lawyer. She then decided that this may not be the best way to help people. [03:19] She spent a summer working at a hospital and saw a baby delivered. This is when she knew that she wanted to take care of that baby. [03:34] She then knew she wanted to become a pediatrician. [04:20] She was always a good student and she loved learning. The challenge was having a bit of insecurity and wondering if she can risk taking people's lives into her hands. [05:14] She was encouraged by friends to get through her insecurity and self-doubt. [06:05] Medical school was learn as you go. It was important to listen to her instincts and reach out when she needed help. [07:30] There's a lot of nuance to being a doctor that isn't taught in medical school. [08:14] Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino has been doing a lot of research into nutrition. [09:07] Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino keeps motivated by having the opportunity to change the lives of these children's parents. She walks the walk, so they can trust her more. She talks to parents from a place of truth. [11:24] We are now so in-tuned to our higher selves. [12:50] Dr. Jill's patients actually enjoy coming to see her. She is there for them and gives them a sense of respect. [13:43] She also tells her patients that she loves them so much. [14:13] As a solo practitioner, she is 100% invested in both sides. There are a lot of business aspects from billing and coding to team management. [15:43] She is always reading and studying about how to be a better leader. She tries to lead by example. [16:49] She looks for people who are go-getters and who are present and reliable when adding to the team. [17:11] She has a medical secretary and medical assistants. She tries to find people who want to be there, but she also understands that this is a job for them. [19:01] She delegates and leaves her staff to do it which gives them a sense of importance. She checks in but doesn't micromanage. [20:40] She tries to treat her office staff like friends and family. [22:46] What trust means to Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino. She believes people are inherently good. She trusts people until that trust gets broken. [25:12] Dr. Jill knows that she will have a good day, because she doesn't create any space for lack of trust or negativity. [27:04] Building relationships with patients parents can be a delicate thing. Dr. Jill is very gentle about building trust and includes everyone on the team. [28:17] Keeping the parents as part of a team from the beginning helps build trust. [30:02] We shouldn't listen to formulate our next response. Active listening is a skill. [30:37] The littlest things we say matter. Telling parents that they are doing great helps with their confidence. [31:35] Dr. Jill tries to be as present as possible and treat people the way she would like to be treated. [32:17] We are just on the tip of the iceberg when it comes to learning about nutrition. Dr. Jill is also concerned about how children watch everything that their parents do. [33:01] Her concern is that people aren't paying enough attention to diet, nutrition and how their energy is transferred to the kids. [35:21] Decision making can be draining. Dr. Jill meditates to keep herself in a good space to make those important decisions. [36:11] She also goes to the gym and gets good sleep. [37:34] Deirdre worked with Navy Seals and learned how important sleep is. [39:24] It's important to prioritize how you want your life to be. [40:03] If something makes you a little bit scared and a lot excited, then you should go for it. [41:18] Have faith in yourself, because if you don't try, you won't know what you can achieve. [43:11] Find a spouse or partner who lifts you up. Links and Resources: Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino Pedalino Healthy Kids Pediatrics, NJ on LinkedIn Healthy Kids on Facebook The Untethered Soul

A recent study by OfficeTeam finds that workers spend an average of 56 minutes per day on their cell phones for non-work activities. Annette and Megan reveal what they find to be their biggest time-sucks at work. Trouble with your in-laws? Check out these tips that might help calm the waters. And the editorial director of New Jersey Family joins the show to reveal New Jersey's ultimate family bucket list. (Photo by ThinkStock)

Linwood, New Jersey family lawyer Cynthia Ann Brassington is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial law attorney and helps people resolve their divorce-related issues across all areas of the process. In this podcast, Cynthia answers questions regarding the benefits of using mediation during divorce, the time commitment required for mediation, and the pros and cons of collaborative divorce. Guest speaker: Cynthia Ann Brassington, Matrimonial Law AttorneyA panelist on the Matrimonial Early Settlement Panels in both Atlantic and Cape May Counties, Cynthia has also taught family law as an adjunct professor for Atlantic Cape Community College. She is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Matrimonial Law Attorney, and she also practices as a divorce mediator and collaborative lawyer. Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine  Divorce Magazine’s Podcasts are available on iTunes. Click here to subscribe

Linwood, New Jersey family lawyer Cynthia Ann Brassington is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial law attorney, and helps people resolve their divorce related issues across all areas of the process. In this podcast, Cynthia answers questions regarding business valuation, asset division, alimony, and the importance of prenuptial agreements  in the event of divorce. Guest speaker: Cynthia Ann Brassington, Matrimonial Law AttorneyA panelist on the Matrimonial Early Settlement Panels in both Atlantic and Cape May Counties, Cynthia also taught family law as an adjunct professor for Atlantic Cape Community College. She is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine  Divorce Magazine‘s Podcasts are available on iTunes. Click here to subscribe

Dr. Laura Brayton is a holistic chiropractor, author, and speaker, passionate about supporting the health and wellness of families. Dr. Brayton writes regularly on health-related topics and is a lecturer for various holistic groups, including at yoga studios, childbirth education centers, and new moms’ groups. She also continues to stay up-to-date and current in her field with frequent post-graduate seminars in functional medicine, nutrition, allergy elimination, pediatrics, and maternity. In addition, Dr. Brayton has received certifications in Chiropractic Pediatrics, Webster Technique for breech presentation, Sacro-Occipital Technique (S.O.T.) and is an advanced level practitioner of Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET). Dr. Brayton is a BioEnergetic Practitioner utilizing Applied Kinesiology (manual muscle testing) to “eavesdrop” into the body and determine its current needs for health. She is an active member of the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors, American Chiropractic Association, Hoboken Chamber of Commerce, and Past President of the Hoboken Rotary Club. She also raised over $3,000 for Team for Kids, which is a charity focused on addressing childhood obesity, by running the 2010 NYC Marathon. Dr. Brayton was chosen by New Jersey Family magazine as one of “NJ’s Favorite Kids’ Docs” in 2010-2016. On Labor Day 2014, she birthed a podcast called “Well-Adjusted Mama” to educate and to empower women preconception through early motherhood on wellness lifestyle. In November 2014, she spent a month in Bali writing her first book on the topic of birth and is excitedly awaiting its publication. For more information, please check out her websites at www.drlaurabrayton.com and www.braytonbirthmethod.com. Visit: www.HobokenChiro.com Email: info@hobokenchiro.com Dr. Brayton on Twitter Dr. Brayton on Facebook

Guest: Dr. Laura Brayton, holistic chiropractor and host of the "Well-Adjusted Mama" podcast who is passionate about supporting the health and wellness of the families of her community.   In this episode, we will cover: As a podcaster, Dr. Brayton has interviewed over 75 experts in prenatal, birthing and post-partum care. She shares the most important tips she's learned from these experts over the years. How Type A personalities carry that stress into their pregnancies and how it can hinder the birth experience How environmental toxins can add to the stress a woman's body endures and how it can affect the baby Resources mentioned in the conversation: Dr. Laura Brayton's website: www.drlaurabrayton.com  The Environmental Working Group website: www.ewg.org the EWG.org "Healthy Living" app: www.ewg.org/apps/ About Dr. Laura Brayton: Dr. Laura Brayton is a holistic chiropractor who is passionate about supporting the health and wellness of the families of her community.  Dr. Brayton writes regularly on health-related topics and is a lecturer for various holistic groups in the community, including at yoga studios, childbirth education centers, and new moms’ groups. She also continues to stay up-to-date and current in her field with frequent post-graduate seminars in functional medicine, nutrition, allergy elimination, pediatrics, and maternity. In addition, Dr. Brayton has received certifications in Chiropractic Pediatrics (180 hour post-graduate program), Webster Technique (for breech presentation), Sound-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (SASTM), and is an advanced level practitioner of Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET). Dr. Brayton is a BioEnergetic Practitioner utilizing Applied Kinesiology (manual muscle testing) to “eavesdrop” into the body and determine its current needs for health. She is an active member of the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors, American Chiropractic Association, Hoboken Chamber of Commerce, and Past President of the Hoboken Rotary Club. She also raised over $3,000 for Team for Kids which is a charity focused on addressing childhood obesity by running the 2010 NYC Marathon. Dr. Brayton was chosen by New Jersey Family magazine as one of “NJ’s Favorite Kids’ Docs” in 2010-2015.   On Labor Day 2014, she birthed a podcast called “Well-Adjusted Mama” to educate and to empower women preconception through early motherhood on wellness lifestyle.  In November 2014, she spent a month in Bali writing her first book on the topic of birth and is excitedly awaiting its publication.  For more information, please check out her websites at www.drlaurabrayton.com and www.hobokenchiro.com.

Dealing with addiction during and after the divorce process can be difficult. New Jersey Family Lawyer Allison Williams discusses how addiction or mental health conditions in one or both spouses may affect issues regarding custody, finances and marital assets both during and after divorce. Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine  Guest speaker: Allison Williams is a Union, New Jersey family lawyer who is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial law attorney. Allison is the founder of the Williams Law Group – the only New Jersey law firm founded by an AAML Fellow – which has offices in Union and Wall Township. Named as a Rising Star Attorney as well as a Super Lawyer, she is dedicated to representing individuals in family law matters, particularly when child abuse, neglect, or maltreatment is taking place.  Divorce Magazine’s Podcasts are available on itunes. Click here to subscribe.

Dr. Frank J. Sileo is a New Jersey licensed psychologist and is the Founder and Executive Director of The Center for Psychological Enhancement, LLC located in Ridgewood, New Jersey. He received his Doctorate in psychology from Fordham University in New York City. He received his Master of Science degree from Fordham University and his Bachelor's degree from Iona College in New Rochelle, New York. Dr. Sileo has been in private practice in Ridgewood, New Jersey since 1995. Since 2010, Dr. Sileo has been consistently voted one of New Jersey's Favorite Kids' Docsby readers of New Jersey Family magazine.    Dr. Sileo is an award winning author and an active public speaker.  He is the author of 5 children's picture books:  Toilet Paper Flowers: A Story for Children about Crohn's DiseaseHold the Cheese Please!  A Story for Children about Lactose IntoleranceBug Bites and Campfires: A story for Kids about HomesicknessSally Sore Loser: A Story about WInning and LosingDon't Put Yourself Down in Circus Town: A Story about Self Confidence Buy all of Dr. Sileo's children's books on Amazon here!   Take the Rated G Radio10 Question Anonymous Survey about your listening experience here! Buy Garrett's album BLOND JESUS direct!  Get your very own autographed cd or digital download here!

Dr. Laura Brayton is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1999. She furthered her education at New York Chiropractic College where she graduated with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2003 and served her peers as Class President, Student Body President and President of the Student American Chiropractic Association. Dr. Brayton writes regularly on health-related topics and is a lecturer for various holistic groups in the community, including at yoga studios, childbirth education centers, and new moms' groups. She also continues to stay up-to-date and current in her field with frequent post-graduate seminars in functional medicine, nutrition, allergy elimination, pediatrics, and maternity. In addition, Dr. Brayton has received certifications in Chiropractic Pediatrics (180 hour post-graduate program), Webster Technique (for breech presentation), Sound-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (SASTM), and is an advanced level practitioner of Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET). Dr. Brayton is a BioEnergetic Practitioner utilizing Applied Kinesiology (manual muscle testing) to “eavesdrop” into the body and determine its current needs for health. She is an active member of the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors, American Chiropractic Association, Hoboken Chamber of Commerce, and Past President of the Hoboken Rotary Club. She also raised over $3,000 for Team for Kids which is a charity focused on addressing childhood obesity by running the 2010 NYC Marathon. Dr. Brayton was chosen by New Jersey Family magazine as one of “NJ's Favorite Kids' Docs” in 2010-2014.  Recently, she launched a podcast called “Well-Adjusted Mama” to educate and to empower women preconception through early motherhood on wellness lifestyle.

This week’s episode of Cutting the Curd focuses on New Jersey family businesses. Hear from Bob Sickles of Sickles Market, a multi-generational family business. Since 1908, Sickles Market has become a favorite destination for the best produce, plants, gourmet foods, garden accessories, and gifts at the New Jersey Shore. Later in the show, hear from Andrea Carbine, Owner and Founder of Local Roots Cranford Community of Businesses. Find out how she manages to divide her time between A Toute Heure, 100 Steps Supper Club + Raw Bar, Jack’s Run Gardens, and The ATH MarketBox! This program was sponsored by Academie Opus Caseus. “Growth and change is important – it’s relentless – but it’s not like I need to open 40 or 50 stores or anything.” [5:00] — Bob Sickles of Sickles Market