Podcast appearances and mentions of Phyllis G Williams

Phyllis G. Williams is a workshop facilitator, best-selling author of the book, Thee Art of Me, and blogger. She went from timid to tenacious and now she's helping others do the same through speaking and writing. She's a small-town girl with big dreams and an even bigger heart. Website: http://www.progresspromoter.com Instagram: Instagram.com/progresspromoter Facebook: Facebook.com/progresspromoter Episode Link: https://iamceo.co/2018/10/17/iam087-best-selling-author-workshop-facilitator-helps-people-transition-from-timid-to-tenacious

Phyllis G. Williams is a Marine Veteran, Writer, and Story Teller who learned that your circumstances don’t define who you are.  She has used the challenges in her life as the power to propel her closer to her goals. Phyllis is also known as The Progress Promoter and she helps empathetic women set boundaries so they can create balance and serve from overflow through her writings and workshops. Her self-discovery guidebook for women titled “Thee Art of Me” is an Amazon bestseller. In this show, Phyllis shares her wisdom of overcoming, triumph, and self-love.  It’s important to seize every opportunity for growth and Phyllis shares how her time in the  Marin Corp and becoming a Distinguished Toastmaster helped her become a better leader.  Leadership is not a given and it takes personal awareness and a growth mindset to achieve the things you want out of life.  It was both an honor and a pleasure to have Phyllis G. Williams, the Progress Promoter as my guest. Purchase Thee Art of Me Coloring Book by Phyllis G. Williams Facebook Group Inside The Happy Mind Free E-Book Unleash Your Personal Power Donate To The Show

I’ve been sitting with the best way to use my platform to share and support Black voices with the understanding that a lot of folks are exhausted right now and don’t need me jumping in their inbox. So instead of business as usual, I decided to share information about some podcasts with Black voices and highlight them. Starting with  a short clip with permission from Arianna Bradford of last week’s NYAM Project Podcast on Thoughts from a Black Mom.  Below you will find links for podcasts and youtube channels you can listen to and support using their own descriptions from their pages. If they have a Patreon, I also included that link so you can also financially support them if you'd like.  Alexandra Loves - Website and Podcast - Youtube Channel - Support her on Patreon Helping you create what you want by being exactly who you are. Now offering Black Mentor Sessions designed to hold a space, help clear imbalances, and provide solution based guidance for those white people who want to work with her. Arianna Bradford - The NYAM Project - Support her on Patreon A weekly podcast consisting of anecdotes and interviews from everyday mothers and experts alike, highlighting real motherhood and questioning what we think we know about parenting and motherhood. Andréa Ranae Johnson - A Call to Serve Podcast - Andréa Ranae’s Website - Support her on Patreon If you have a vision for change in your communities or our world (or maybe you just know that a different reality is possible) and you want to show up, contribute, serve or generally live the kind of life that leaves this planet better than you found it – you’re in the right place. Colin E Seale - thinkLaw Podcast  - thinkLaw Website Critical Thinking is the most essential 21st century skill but it is still a luxury good. Only 1 out of 10 educators teach critical thinking, and this educator usually only teaches at elite schools or to the most elite students. Gary Ware - Gary Ware on Youtube - Breakthrough Play Website Helping you improve your business, relationships, and life…with play Jaiden Love - Jaiden Love on Youtube - Held and Heard Website Bringing More Love into the World By Teaching the Essentials of Gender Identity & Support. Leesa Renée Hall - Leesa’s Website - Podcasts featuring Leesa - Support her on Patreon Exploring Bias One Field Trip at a Time. On her Patreon she is creating Inner Field Trips™ with writing prompts to help you unpack your biases around racism, in a supportive  environment. Phyllis G. Williams & LaTricia Smith - Living the Principles Podcast A podcast committed to relevant conversations about strengthening the Black Community. René Brooks - Black Girl, Lost Keys Blog - Podcasts featuring René - Support her on Patreon A blog that empowers black women with ADHD and shows them how to live well with the disorder. Sharon Burton - Spark Your Creative Podcast Spark Your Creative is a  company under the SJB Creative Ventures, LLC that  focuses on creativity coaching…for individuals initially who want to discover or reclaim their creative gifts.   Zaakirah Nayyar - Living Legacy Podcast  The Living Legacy Podcast features women of purpose sharing stories of resilience.

F. Khristopher Blue of More Than Therapy interviews Alice Sarti of the Listening Sessions series/campaign about her journey, mental health, domestic violence, raising a bi-racial son, her motivation for Listening Sessions, and her poetry along with her book "Psalm from the Psych Ward". Listening Sessions is a unique opportunity for White women to hear directly from brilliant Black women educators, artists, activists, and storytellers about a diversity of topics close to their hearts. Learn more about contributors Lavinia Jackson, Keisha McKane, Phyllis G. Williams, Jodi James, and Marla Dobbs Hawkins at Listening Sessions Facebook event. After listening silently to these experiences, White women participants will break out into an affinity group for a guided workshop by experienced facilitator & work-in-progress Alice Sarti. Many of us in White America may not often think about race or embrace the opportunity to have candid and vulnerable conversations, but this is critical work in understanding how whiteness operates in our lives and communities. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morethantherapy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethantherapy/support

When you think of intensity, you probably think of someone who is always loud and overbearing. The truth is that intense people can have a quiet nature that isn’t dominating. Meet today’s guest! Phyllis G. Williams is the co-host of Living The Principles podcast. She’s a US Marine veteran, educator, and entrepreneur who is passionate about community. Phyllis’ entrepreneurial endeavors revolve around writing and speaking, and she’s described by her friends as “quiet, yet strong and confident.” It was a pleasure to get to know Phyllis in this interview, and I hope you enjoy! Show Highlights: Why Phyllis is intensely passionate about community mainly because she has seen how her life has been affected by it How her family was Phyllis’ first community, the Marines her second, and Toastmasters her third Why Phyllis’ true intensity isn’t loud and aggressive, but a quiet strength with devotion As Phyllis grew up, she was a creative storyteller who was always comfortable being alone How Phyllis learned values like integrity and honesty through colloquialisms in her Mississippi upbringing Why Phyllis felt like she had to hide her voice and her accent for a long time Phyllis’ intensity gets out of control when she is too concerned about other people’s feelings and overly concerned about her actions The creative ways in which Phyllis helps others look introspectively at themselves How she harnesses the power of her intensity through journaling The acronym RISE for personal habits: reflect, intentions, stretching, elevate The best advice Phyllis ever received was from her mother: “Don’t worry about things you can’t control.” An inspiring book: One Word That Will Change Your Life by Jon Gordon How Phyllis helps others through her workshop, Authenticity, and Authority How her podcast helps debunk beliefs in the black community through topics like business, relationships, and unity Key areas of emphasis for Phyllis are self-awareness, selflessness, and self-love Resources: Phyllis’ website:  Progress Promoter Find Phyllis on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram: Phyllis G. Williams or @ProgressPromoter One Word That Will Change Your Life by Dan Britton, Jimmy Page, and Jon Gordon

Phyllis G. Williams, educator, speaker and writer is dedicated to living her mission to inspire, inform, and ignite women to be the bold, authentic, and better version of themselves. Her book, Thee Art of Me, shares 30 strategies for discovering your self-worth. Listen in on our conversation about her journey and Passing the Gift of Growth.      Conversation Topics: Using Toastmaster skills to help students advance - 2:55 Haiku: the six-word story - 5:31 Unapologetically me - 6:46 What is your life philosophy? - 8:21 Pass the gift of growth - 11:00 Toastmasters Journey - 15:30 Rest, rest, rest… 19:21       Thee Art of Me: Thirty Strategies for Discovering Your Self-Worth   Connect with Phyllis   Website Facebook Facebook Page Twitter Instagram     Thank you for listening!    To support the show, please take a moment to rate the show and share a review on iTunes. And while you’re there tell us how you are living aligned and sharing your meaningful work in the world.     

Phyllis G. Williams shares her wisdom on The Business Blast Podcast! You can learn more about Phyllis here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/progresspromoter/ This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite and join the free community at http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support