Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephanie Davis

Welcome to the Sustainable Clinical Medicine Podcast! Today, we're diving deep into the world of concierge medicine with our special guests, Dr. Sarah Davis and her daughter Stephanie Davis. Dr. Sarah Davis shares her journey of creating a successful concierge practice in Dallas, Texas, that allowed her to balance a demanding medical career while being present for her family. Joining her is Stephanie, a first-year medical student, who offers a fresh perspective on the evolving medical landscape and the importance of sustainable practices. This mother-daughter duo also co-hosts their own podcast, GenerationsMD, exploring medical topics across generations. Tune in as we explore their insights on sustainable practice management, the challenges and rewards of concierge medicine, and the importance of integrating creativity and innovation in the field of medicine. Whether you're a practicing physician or an aspiring medical professional, this episode is packed with valuable wisdom and inspiration. Don't forget to check out chartingcoach.ca/giveaway for a chance to win a prize that could enhance your medical practice! Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode: Building Patient Relationships: Dr. Sarah Davis emphasizes the importance of understanding and connecting with patients on a personal level. From scheduling appointments to knowing their life stories, this personal touch is a cornerstone of her concierge practice. Sustainable Practice Management: Running a practice with only 100 patients allows Dr. Davis to manage her time effectively, ensuring she provides quality care without burnout. This strategy highlights the balance between patient numbers and personal well-being. Embracing Creativity in Medicine: Both Dr. Davis and Stephanie encourage creativity in structuring one's medical career. Whether it's through embracing new practice models or utilizing social media for knowledge sharing, there's always room for innovation in medicine. Dr. Sarah Davis & Stephanie Davis Bio: Dr. Sarah Davis is a board-certified family physician in Dallas Texas where she has had a concierge medicine practice for the past 23 years. She was the first one in the area to open such a practice. Stephanie Davis is her daughter and is a first-year medical student. The two of them have a podcast and social media where they discuss generational differences in medicine and try to roast each other whenever possible. -------------- Don't miss out on your opportunity to join our giveaway, get your entry in at https://www.chartingcoach.ca/giveaway Would you like to view a transcript of this episode? Click here **** Charting Champions is a premiere, lifetime access Physician only program that is helping Physicians get home with today's work done. All the proven tools, support and community you need to create time for your life outside of medicine. Learn more at https://www.chartingcoach.ca **** Enjoying this podcast? Please share it with someone who would benefit. Also, don't forget to hit “follow” so you get all the new episodes as soon as they are released. **** Come hang out with me on Facebook or Instagram. Follow me @chartingcoach to get more practical tools to help you create sustainable clinical medicine in your life. **** Questions? Comments? Want to share how this podcast has helped you? Shoot me an email at admin@reachcareercoaching.ca. I would love to hear from you.

Sie war Bodybuilderin, Bikini-Model- und gehört mittlerweile zu den erfolgreichsten Fitness-Influencerinnen Österreichs: die Kärntnerin Stephanie Davis hat sich eine Follwer-Community von 4,1 Millionen Fans auf Instagram und Facebook geschaffen. In Ö3-"Frühstück bei mir" gibt die Klagenfurterin Fitness-Tipps für alle, die sich "Mehr Sport" für 2025 vorgenommen haben und verrät ihre Beauty-Geheimnisse, die vielfältig sind- von "Micro-Needeling" bis "Utraschall-Behandlungen". Ihr neuer Partner, "Clever-Fit" Gründer und Eigentümer Alfred Enzensberger, setzt sich auch zum Gespräch und beschreibt die Lovestory und ob sich 22 Jahre Altersunterschied- er 55 , sie 33 Jahre alt- bemerkbar machen. Ihr gemeinsames Motto lautet: "Go with the Flow". (Dieser Beitrag begleitet die Sendung Ö3-"Frühstück bei mir" vom 5.1.2024)

Everyone is talking about evergreens.Alt Goes Mainstream has collaborated with iCapital and Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Head of Portfolio Management Nick Veronis to dive into the evergreen question with some of the leading practitioners in private markets.This three part series with industry experts from Vista Equity Partners, KKR, and Hamilton Lane shines a light on one of the fastest-growing areas in private markets and its impact on the wealth channel.The three part series features:Vista Equity Partners Managing Director, Global Head of Private Wealth Solutions Dan Parant.KKR Managing Director, Head of Americas, Global Wealth Solutions (GWS) Doug Krupa.Hamilton Lane Managing Director, Co-Head US Private Wealth Solutions Stephanie Davis.Please enjoy the third episode of the series as Nick and I talk with Hamilton Lane's Stephanie Davis.Show Notes00:00 Introduction: Setting the Stage00:17 Early Days in the Evergreen Space00:33 Stephanie's Journey into Private Wealth00:40 From Merrill Lynch to Hamilton Lane01:15 The Evolution of Alternative Investments02:09 Success in Early Evergreen Structures02:23 Challenges and Innovations in Distribution03:01 Nick's Perspective on the Evergreen Space03:20 Hamilton Lane's Thought Leadership03:50 The Importance of Private Companies04:29 The Evolution of Evergreen Funds05:11 Optimal Structures for Evergreen Funds05:35 Target Audience and Distribution Strategies06:25 Commitment to Evergreen Structures06:50 Multi-Manager Approach and Diversification07:18 Adoption of Private Capital by Advisors07:49 The Role of Private Equity in Evergreen Funds08:50 The Importance of Fee Efficiency09:45 Educating Investors on Evergreen Structures15:00 The Power of Compounding in Evergreen Funds16:02 Institutional Interest in Evergreen Funds21:54 The Role of Liquidity in Evergreen Investments22:28 Educating Advisors and Clients25:48 Challenges in Advisor Education28:14 Allocation Strategies for Evergreen Funds31:22 The Future of Evergreen Structures31:36 3.0 in the Evergreen Space34:07 Manager Selection in Private Markets35:18 The Evolving Relationship of Public and Private Markets36:03 Closing Thoughts and Key Takeaways36:33 Disclaimer and Informational Purposes

Join three leading veterinarians as they explore tendon injuries in the horse, including the three primary phases of healing and strategies for optimal recovery. From the latest rehabilitation techniques and advancements in research and technology, Drs. Lisa Fortier, Matt Durham and Stephanie Davis give us an inside look into how they maximize impact to achieve the best possible outcome for the horse.

The Core Desired Feelings Worksheet for free by Dr. Sarah Wittry.Wanna chat and get more personalized support? I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Check-In where we'll evaluate your physical, mental, and emotional health and provide useful resources to help you on your journey.Get ready for a special episode of The Thriving Mama as host Dr. Stephanie Davis sits down with Dr. Sarah Wittry, a physician and mom of four, to tackle the complexities of mom guilt. From balancing multiple roles, societal expectations and the importance of self-awareness and shifting beliefs, this conversation dives into the heart of modern motherhood. Discover practical tips for emotional regulation, the power of an intentional support system, and exercises to help you reconnect with your true self. Dr. Sarah Wittry is a full-time hospice and palliative medicine physician, wife and mom of four living in Columbus, Ohio. She's been through infertility and IVF, is a foster-adoptive mom, and has had many personal challenges with anxiety and burnout. Seeing a coach and learning about nervous system regulation changed Sarah's life, which led her to start her own coaching practice. Now she helps moms who work in the medical field to shift from overwhelm, frustration and feeling inadequate to finding sustainable energy, passion, and connection with themselves.Key Topics Discussed:Self-reflective practices to help moms prioritize themselvesExplanations of different emotional landscapesInternal vs. external expectations and strategies to reduce guiltThe importance of communal support for momsTools for defining core feelings and activitiesTimestamps:09:40 Resonating with chaos and loss of control.12:02 The pressure women can feel from societal conditioning.15:28 Prioritize self-care and avoid unnecessary comparisons.19:10 The misconceptions of being a stay-at-home mom.22:40 Changing external circumstances won't fix internal issues.24:04 The importance of boundaries, self-care, and introspection.28:09 Losing oneself in life transitions is especially common for women.29:44 An exercise to identify desired emotions and integrating them into daily life.35:13 Mom guilt can be alleviated with honest communication and support from others.41:42 Recognizing, understanding, and regulating your emotions and state.Guest Socials:Dr. Sarah Wittry | LinkedIn

Wanna chat and get more personalized support? I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Check-In where we'll evaluate your physical, mental, and emotional health and provide useful resources to help you on your journey.In today's real talk episode of The Thriving Mama, Dr. Stephanie Davis dives into the transformative power of boundaries. Are you feeling drained by saying yes when you mean no? Stephanie unpacks how trauma responses like people-pleasing and perfectionism can sabotage your well being. Learn actionable tips to define your values, set clear boundaries and honour your true self. Ready to reclaim your energy and align your actions with your values? Tune in and discover how to say no confidently and wholeheartedly embrace those "heck yes" moments.Key Topics Discussed:Defining and understanding personal boundariesThe trauma responses that influence boundary settingStrategies to maintain personal integrityThe importance of self-reflection and self-awarenessPracticing self-compassion without procrastinationTimestamps:03:18 Honouring self-imposed boundaries is crucial.08:53 Establishing a monthly reflection, setting boundaries assertively and respectfully, learning to say no.12:49 Open and honest communication is essential for relationships.14:24 Self-compassion is important, but don't abuse it.Our Socials:Thrive Mama Tribe | WebsiteThrive Mama Tribe | InstagramThrive Mama Tribe | Skool

Join The Abundance and FLOW Community for helpers and healers with Dr. Joni Francisco.For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call.We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.Join us on The Thriving Mama, where host Dr. Stephanie Davis and Dr. Joni Francisco unpack the profound effects of the subconscious mind on our well-being. Learn practical strategies for intentional living and self-care to combat burnout. Discover how embracing forgiveness and past traumas can lead to profound healing and productivity. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their physical and spiritual health. Don't miss these empowering insights to help you thrive personally and professionally! Dr. Joni Francisco is the owner of FLOW With Dr. Joni. She helps clients translate the messages their body sends them so they can truly find the root cause and heal. Her signature FLOW Method program is carefully curated to teach helpers and healers how to move the energy blocks and drains from their bodies and businesses. Then they can show up consistently for their clients, families and life, all while building abundance and FLOW. Dr. Joni enjoys living at the beautiful Priest Lake where she sees clients in person at her Priest Lake and Sandpoint Offices. She also loves being able to connect and help people across the nation with her virtual programming. She is building a community of connected helpers and healers wanting to find more Abundance and FLOW in their lives and businesses. Key Topics Discussed:The impact of the subconscious mind on daily behaviourThe importance of energy management and protection Holistic approaches to physical and spiritual well-beingThe challenges of burnout in motherhood and healing professionsResisting conventional healing methods while embracing holistic methodsTimestamps:06:24 Realizing the importance of healthy eating habits.15:50 Referring clients to specialists and embracing self-care.21:12 Committing to consistent fitness for family's health.30:29 Gratitude and forgiveness practices can shift biochemistry.36:00 Understanding how the subconscious shapes life and empowers change.40:20 Embracing intentional actions leads to personal growth.Guest Socials:FLOW with Dr. Joni | Website

To find Michael's work, download his free 31 page e-book "Breathing for Nervous System Regulation".For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.In this episode of The Thriving Mama, Dr. Stephanie Davis sits down with Michael Roesslein, a seasoned expert in functional medicine, nervous system regulation, and emotional healing. Michael opens up about his battles with anxiety, depression, and adoption-related trauma. He shares insights into how breathwork and somatic therapies paved the way for his healing. Dive deep into the significance of addressing trauma for holistic health, and discover how breathing techniques can dramatically shift your mental state, from panic attacks to calm in moments. Learn from Michael's transformative journey and gain actionable advice on incorporating these practices into your daily life for enhanced health and well-being.Michael Roesslein is a producer, speaker, and facilitator with over 15 years of experience in the health & wellness industry. In 2018, lifelong challenges with severe depression and anxiety forced Michael to shift his personal and professional focus towards deeper layers of healing and advanced training in nervous system regulation, emotional healing, meditation, trauma-focused breathwork, and other somatic therapies. He has now completed training at the Luminous Awareness Institute, Dr. Gabor Mate's Compassionate Inquiry program, and the 400-hour practitioner training in BioDynamic Breathwork & Trauma Release. In the spring of 2024, Michael is opening Anima Somatic Self Discovery - where he will offer private sessions, small groups, workshops, and retreats focused on deep healing & transformation.Key Topics Discussed:The importance of breathwork in managing stress and anxietyThe role of trauma in health and wellness routinesBenefits and risks of various breathwork techniquesThe intersection of mental health, addiction, and physical healthHolistic approaches to healing and personal transformationTimestamps:04:25 Struggles with mental health, self-medication and self-destruction.15:04 Our awareness of trauma is an evolving experience.18:33 Somatic work and breathwork supports one's healing journey.25:25 The use of breath to process emotions effectively.42:11 Prayer, meditation, calming breath in spirituality is essential.Guest Socials:Michael Roesslein | Website

For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.On this transformative episode of The Thriving Mama, host Dr. Stephanie Davis sits down with energy maven Dr. Rajka Milanovic Galbraith. They dive deep into the challenges of motherhood, underlining the crucial role of self-care in maintaining vibrant health. Rajka shares her life-altering journey through the lens of functional medicine and imparts invaluable insights on combating fatigue, bolstering nutrition, and the profound impact of self-care. Prepare to be empowered as they teach you practical strategies for reclaiming energy. These two are dedicated to helping every mom thrive.Key Topics Discussed:Motherhood challenges and the importance of self-careSeeking support through local mom groupsInvesting in health to prevent serious issuesThe role of diet diversity in immune functionStress management strategies for busy mothersTimestamps:12:48 Nutritional deficiencies, toxins and stress can impact energy levels.13:56 Toxins deplete nutrients, injure mitochondria and cause distress.19:07 A simple food practice: Eating a balanced plate and limiting meals.21:38 A diverse diet supports immunity and serotonin production.23:40 Overeating carbs at dinner affects sleep and energy.28:43 Prioritizing self-care, utilizing community support and connection.Guest Socials:Dr. Rajka | WebsiteDr. Rajka | InstagramDr. Rajka | Facebook

For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.Get ready for an intimate and transformative episode of The Thriving Mama with Dr. Stephanie Davis. This solo episode dives into the depths of trauma, both visible and hidden. Journey with Stephanie as she uncovers the roots of her recent emotional cascade, linking it to generational trauma and everyday triggers. Discover powerful insights on how past pains shape our present selves and learn practices for healing, such as the creation of a "freedom list." Whether you're touched by trauma or seeking a deeper understanding, this episode offers tools for forgiveness, gratitude, and reclaiming your inner strength. Key Topics Discussed:Understanding and identifying trauma triggersThe impacts of generational traumaThe power of forgiveness in healingThe influence of trauma on subconscious programmingGratitude as a tool for overcoming traumaTimestamps:07:04 How trauma impacts daily life in subtle ways.11:52 Emotional regulation and the feeling of control in one's life.13:06 Multiple tragic deaths that led to big epiphanies in life. 16:21 Awareness leading to starting work on trauma therapy, methodologies.21:26 Consciously practice gratitude throughout your day and nightly.24:13 Starting a forgiveness process through acknowledging and forgiving.Our Socials:Dr. Stephanie Davis | WebsiteThrive Mama Tribe | InstagramThrive Mama Tribe | Skool

For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.You can access the first 3 chapters of The Master Plant Experience and to learn more about the Quantum Drops you can check them out through Dr. Maya Shetreat's affiliate link.In this captivating episode of "The Thriving Mama," host Stephanie Davis dives deep with guest Dr. Maya Shetreat, exploring the transformative power of nature and using Quantum Drops in motherhood. Maya, a pediatric neurologist and plant medicine guru, navigates us through sensory experiences, community connections, and life transitions. All the while sharing her profound insights on healing, embracing the feminine, and nurturing our children. Stephanie opens up about her journey with Quantum Drops and reveals the profound impact they had. Join us on this enlightening journey to harmonize with nature, empower our intuition, and ultimately thrive as mothers. Dr. Maya Shetreat, MD, is a neurologist, herbalist, urban farmer, ceremonialist, and author of The Dirt Cure and the newly released The Master Plant Experience: The Science, Safety and Sacred Ceremony of Psychedelics. She has been featured in the New York Times, The Telegraph, NPR, Sky News, The Dr. Oz Show and more. Dr. Maya created Quantum Drops, a vibrational Master Plant product that is safe, legal, and deeply transformative. She is also the founder of the Terrain Institute, where she offers training for psychedelic-informed practitioners as well as an upcoming Quantum Practitioner Certification.Key Topics Discussed:Quantum drops and their integration into daily lifeNature's healing powers and plant medicineImportance of community in motherhoodEmbracing holistic approaches in healthcareRole of master plants in transformationTimestamps:10:03 Food is important for the immune system.16:09 Professional and personal journeys are nonlinear and unpredictable.17:05 Challenging societal norms to advocate for balance and truthfulness.21:04 Psychedelic plants are considered masters and grown for their reciprocity.24:10 Questioning doing something? Then discover a profound shift with Ayahuasca songs.33:16 Grief and loss held in collective consciousness.40:00 Supporting transition, integrating change, and connecting in the community.45:41 Using altered brainwaves for emotional and trauma work with plant-based ceremonies.48:07 Practicing intuition to stay centred as a mother.Guest Socials:Dr. Maya Shetreat | WebsiteQuantum Drops | Website

For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey. On this episode of The Thriving Mama, join host Stephanie Davis as she welcomes Alexander Om, a new father embracing the sacred journey of parenthood. Dive deep into a discussion about the transformational power of birth, the role of fathers in creating a nurturing environment, and the importance of self-care in the postpartum period. Discover how Alexander balances the responsibilities of fatherhood with his wife's fulfillment, and learn why co-sleeping and community support are pivotal for thriving in motherhood.Alexander is a storyteller, a community leader, and a coach of consciousness and business.He is on a mission to connect the leaders of “The New Earth”, helping them to remember their purposes and bring those gifts to life in a tangible way that helps us all heal and evolve.Over the past 10 years, he has directly helped over 500 entrepreneurs grow and expand through his private coaching practice, as a Partner in the Soulful Sales Company and by hosting epic international retreats.Alexander is bringing his message to life as a writer, photographer, and speaker. He believes that everyone is here on purpose and that by approaching our life through the lens of consciousness, we can remember our divine wisdom, heal at a deeper level, and create true miracles in our lives, our businesses in the here and now.Key Topics Discussed:Birth experience likened to plant medicine ceremonyFather's role during the birthing processEmbracing co-sleeping for improved family sleep cyclesNavigating postpartum with intentional self-careIntegrating masculine archetypes in parenthoodTimestamps:05:50 Having a child brings unpredictable and permanent changes.09:19 Excitement about purging and morning sickness.10:06 Appreciation for journey, preparation, and adaptation.20:46 The suggestion of co-sleeping to provide comfort and closeness for baby and mom.24:41 Balancing work, family, and personal time.25:15 Parenthood brings a unique and lasting perspective.33:30 Choosing fatherhood is not a burden.34:53 Reflection on masculine identity through shared experience.Guest Socials:Alexander Om | Instagram

For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.Feel free to join our women's entrepreneur community at www.thekelleyeffect.com/rawOn today's episode of The Thriving Mama, host Stephanie Davis is joined by guest Cara Kelley for an enlightening discussion on the role of community in motherhood and entrepreneurship. Dive into the heart of vulnerability as Cara shares her insights on overcoming self-judgement, fostering genuine connections, and the power of asking life-changing questions. Learn how to find your tribe and take actionable steps toward creating meaningful relationships. Whether you're navigating the discomfort of new social interactions or seeking strategies to reconnect in a post-pandemic world, this conversation is a beacon for mamas striving for authenticity and support.Meet Cara Kelley, the guiding force behind The Kelley Effect and R.A.W. Entrepreneurs. Hailing from Australia and exploring the world, Cara discovered her passion for fostering connections in a fragmented society. With a background in education, she specializes in leadership development training, creating thriving communities of female entrepreneurs, and delivering impactful speeches at global empowerment conferences.Cara faced the challenges of isolation as an entrepreneur in a foreign country, sparking a realization: the world needs genuine connections. In today's post-pandemic landscape, she addresses the workplace silos, emphasizing the crucial role of quality connections for longevity and the productivity boost within community-focused cultures.Cara Kelley is your guide to overcoming isolation and building meaningful connections. Through The Kelley Effect and R.A.W. Entrepreneurs, she empowers individuals to find belonging and purpose, making her a beacon of support in an interconnected yet often isolating world.Key Topics Discussed:Overcoming self-judgement with patience and kindnessGratefulness in discomfort, building community tiesImportance of authenticity in vulnerable sharingInfluence of social media on communal connectionsPhysical and mental benefits of authentic interactionsTimestamps:04:22 Challenges of isolation for moms and entrepreneurs.09:18 The need for in-person connections for true community.17:19 Social activities improve heart rate variability for longevity.21:18 Encouragement to write things down before speaking to ease anxiety.23:56 The ability to foster community through writing.29:07 Practice gratitude, question your thoughts, and remove negativity.Guest Socials:Cara Kelley | Instagram

For personalized guidance, I'm offering podcast listeners a free 20-minute Thriving Mama Glow Assessment Call. We'll evaluate your situation and, even if I'm not the right fit for you, I'll provide useful resources and support to help you on your journey.Welcome to The Thriving Mama podcast, where we aim to help you not just survive, but thrive in motherhood. In this episode, host Dr. Stephanie Davis, shares her personal journey and experiences that led her to start this podcast. She delves into her own transformation from aspiring doctor to holistic healer and the pivotal moments that shaped her approach to health and wellness. She emphasizes the importance of self-care for moms and discusses the inspiration behind creating this podcast, to support and empower mothers worldwide. Join in as we explore all aspects of mom life and learn practical tips and insights to move towards thriving. If you're a mom seeking support and a like-minded community, this episode is just for you.Dr. Stephanie Davis, DC, MSc(c), IFMCP(c) is a functional medicine practitioner, subconscious and trauma therapist, researcher, speaker, and most importantly, a Mom. Like you, I want to be the best Mom I can be and that requires us to prioritize ourselves. I believe that we are all capable of having thriving lives if we focus on all aspects of health- physical, mental, and emotional. Over the last 18 years, I've helped thousands of women and children all over the world discover the roots of their symptoms and conditions, craft programs to solve their issues, and empower them with knowledge for the future. I found my way into functional medicine and trauma healing because of my own health challenges: severe childhood allergies, dysmenorrhea/PMS, hormonal migraines, Hashimoto's, biotoxin illness from mold/mycotoxins, Epstein-Barr virus, Lyme, and Bartonella, emotional trauma and recently perimenopause challenges. What I discovered on my own healing journey is that even though addressing my symptoms through functional medicine, nutrition, and lifestyle helped, it was the emotional and trauma healing on the subconscious level that moved the needle the most allowing me to thrive. It is this combination of subconscious emotional and trauma work combined with targeted nutrition and lifestyle change that brings transformation and allows the moms I work with to go from surviving to thriving in the Thriving Mama Program. I've trained with Institute for Functional Medicine, The Kalish Institute, Apex Energetics/Datis Kharazzian, HeartMath Institute, Ziva Meditation, Shetreat Certification, and Psychosomatic University among others.Key Topics Discussed:1. Motherhood challenges2. Holistic health3. Prioritizing your health as a Mom4. Community support for MomsTimestamps:00:00 Stephanie discusses balancing roles as a mom, wife, and professional.04:41 Her journey on becoming disillusioned with her medical career.06:44 Her transition to natural medicine.10:28 Deep subconscious work led to transformative health shifts for Stephanie and ultimately led her to create The Thriving Mama program, community, and podcast.Our Socials:Dr.Stephanie Davis | WebsiteThrive Mama Tribe | InstagramThrive Mama Tribe | Skool

Official trailer for A Not So Private Practice with Stephanie Davis and Laura Bull. The first episode drops on Monday, September 11, 2023!

Stephanie Davis grew up playing youth sports which played a significant role in shaping who she is today. Stephanie is part of the Miracle League, a nonprofit organization that provides fully accessible sports programs for children and adults with disabilities. We hope you are inspired to reach out to a Miracle League near you and see where you can serve. For the Davis family, bearing one another's burden takes place on the field as well as through health care sharing. Today we also chat about how their financial needs were met during a medical crisis in their family. To hear more about healthcare sharing with Samaritan Ministries, check out their website SamaritanMinistries.org The Miracle League also has a website MiracleLeague.com and you can find them on Facebook at The Miracle League and on YouTube To connect with Pam and her friends, come on over to Tending Fields Mom's Group on Facebook where we talk about mom life and support one another in prayer. #specialneeds #themiracleleague #sportsmanship #teamwork #bearingburdens #medicalneeds #medicalsharing #Samaritanministries #SMI #buidingcommunity #lifelongfriends

Today's show is about finding purpose and meaningful ways of moving forward. So many people do amazing things after their cancer diagnosis and it can sometimes feel as if we're not doing enough just because we don't climb high mountains or raise thousands of pounds for charity.Well, my two guests on today's show have gone on and done incredibly worthy things! But they are also wonderfully reflected and wise and helpful in what they are sharing. Today's episode is filling us all with a portion of positivity. Today's show is about finding purpose and meaningful ways of moving forward.Sara Liyanage has written two books: After Breast Cancer: A Recovery Handbook and Ticking Off Breast Cancer. The online resources she writes can be found here: Information Hub on Future Dreams Charity website. Stephanie Davis has set up the not-for-profit Life After Cancer organisation who offer peer support groups and a 6-week coaching programme - https://www.life-aftercancer.co.uk/eventsHere's a link to their online hub which includes some coaching exercises to support individual post cancer to move forward - https://www.life-aftercancer.co.uk/online-hubHere is the Japanese Concept of Ikigai Steph mentioned on the show: https://savvytokyo.com/ikigai-japanese-concept-finding-purpose-life/ About Dani:The Menopause and Cancer Podcast is hosted by Dani Binnington, menopause guide, patients advocate for people in menopause after a cancer diagnosis, and founder of the online platform Healthy Whole Me. There is lots of information out there about the menopause but hardly any if you have had a cancer diagnosis as well. Many people say to me they have no idea what their options are, who to ask for help, and that they feel really isolated in their experiences. I started this podcast because there was nothing out there when I was thrown into surgical menopause at the age of 39, which followed on from my cancer diagnosis aged 33.Through the episodes, I want to create more awareness, share information from our fabulous guest experts, doctors and other specialists in the cancer and menopause field. And of course, I will share stories from the people in our community.So that together we can work towards a better menopause experience. For all of us.More educated, better informed and less alone.Connect with Dani:Instagram @healthywholeme Facebook: @healthywholeme Join Dani's private Facebook group:

Brian and Aubrey discuss data presented by religion researcher Ryan Burge: "Religion in the 21st Century America has become an enclave for people who have done everything 'right.' They have college degrees and marriages and children and middle-class incomes. For those who don't check all those boxes, religion is just not for them." Then, a new proposed law regarding 'hate speech' in Michigan, and an interview with Stephanie Davis of the Miracle League--an organization which empowers individuals of all abilities to play baseball. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a 10-year hiatus, the city of Detroit must resume its $149 million annual pension payment from its 2013 bankruptcy. Stephanie Davis, communications manager with the Office of the Chief Financial Officer, said the city will resume legacy pension payments by July 1 when fiscal year 2024 starts. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michigan-in-focus/support

Welcome to "Real Estate Marketing Insights", the podcast that helps you navigate the ever-changing world of marketing in the real estate industry. In this episode, hosts Nina Human and Stephanie Davis discuss the top 10 myths in marketing and how to avoid falling for them.Some of the myths that Nina and Stephanie debunk include the idea that marketing is just posting on Social Media, the belief that social media is the only marketing channel worth investing in, and the misconception that you need a huge budget to see results.Through their discussion, Nina and Stephanie offer practical advice on avoiding these myths and creating a successful marketing strategy that works.Whether you're a seasoned real estate agent or just starting out, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to improve their marketing game and get ahead in the competitive world of real estate. Tune in to "Real Estate Marketing Insights" now for valuable insights and actionable tips you can implement today.Follow us @socialsoutherncreative on Instagram Facebook Pinterest TikTok Youtube

In this inspiring episode of The Millennial Reset, Stephanie Davis shares her inspirational story of taking the leap from the comfort and security of a 9-5 in order to create an impact on her community through her passion of theater.Stephanie's story is a perfect example of what can happen when you choose to use your passions to create meaningful impact in your community.  Using her passion for theater, Stephanie opened a non-profit theater and art program for at-risk students in her small town in Missouri.  By letting go of the narratives around fear of failure and self-doubt, Stephanie is now living out her most true and authentic identity that's based on her own dreams and goals, as opposed to what society expects.  Learn more about what Stephanie is doing and how you can support at www.thestudiomoberly.com.  You can also check out Stephanie's awesome social media work at www.socialstudioz.com.Don't forget to share this episode with your millennial besties, leave a review, and subscribe.  Learn more at www.themillennialreset.com.Support the showvisit www.themillennialreset.com/podcast to subscribe and listen to all episodes.

Sporting events are magical affairs that can spark a lifelong love of sports. Over 125 million fans attended games in the four US professional sports leagues (NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL) during the 2022-23 season(s). College football stadiums routinely pack 100,000 fans on gameday, while traditional college basketball powers such as Duke and Kentucky frequently fill out their 15,000-20,000 seat arenas. Television coverage allows fans to engage with their favorite teams and sports, with the 2023 Women's Final Four averaging 4.5 million viewers per game.While fans show up and tune in to see a spectacle, countless workers toil behind the scenes to put it all together. Today's guest on the WorkInSports Podcast is Stephanie Davis, University of Minnesota's Associate AD for Event Management, who oversees all aspects of game day for the Golden Gophers. Davis and VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp discuss:• Davis's early career in sports as an equipment manager at Florida• How she juggled her time between her work and pursuing her master's• The hours and demands of event management workers• How to build a career in sports event managementEnjoy the full episode to learn the ins and outs of working in event management, and subscribe to the WorkInSports Podcast to catch more sports career advice. You can find additional content on our YouTube Channel!

Dr. Jim and Lawrence welcome Stephanie Davis to Cascading Leadership to discuss navigating a career change as a mid-career professional. Stephanie speaks from her own experience on how to switch functional areas of expertise and what factors to consider when making a transition in a career.Dr. Jim transitions to talking about the difficulty of transitioning from one career to another, especially when compounded with issues of race and gender.Dr. Jim interviews Stephanie, a former financial services professional, to discuss her transition from finance to her current career. Stephanie had always been interested in money and business and decided to pursue a degree in economics and finance. She started out in financial services and eventually transitioned to her current career. She talks about the challenges she faced navigating the change and provides advice to others who may be looking to do the same. She encourages people to take opportunities and be open to possibilities, while also reminding them to take time to understand the industry they're entering and build relationships. She also emphasizes the importance of knowing yourself and your strengths and weaknesses.Timestamps00:00:00Navigating a Career Change as a Mid-Career Professional00:02:00Navigating Career Transitions and Overcoming Challenges of Race and Gender00:04:00Navigating Career Change and Her Experience in Business and Economics00:07:32Early Career in Finance and Technology00:12:27Conversation on Transitioning from Buy Side to Sell Side of Financial Services00:15:34Conversation on Career Transitions and Relationship Building00:20:00The Power of Relationships and Networking in Achieving Success00:27:48Navigating a Career Switch with Stephanie Davis00:32:00Conversation on Navigating the Buyer-Seller Relationship for Career SuccessMusic Credit: Maarten Schellekens - Riviera Follow us at: www.cascadingleadership.comlinkedin.com/in/drjimklinkedin.com/in/1lawrenceobrown

QT2 Systems. Thirty-eight coaches. One set of goals: helping athletes of all abilities reach their own potential. At QT2 Systems, our mission is to help others achieve goals, cross finish lines, gain healthier minds, bodies, & spirits, and have some fun along the way. With a proven set of QT2 protocols, each of our coaches utilizes their unique coaching style to help guide athletes of all levels to the finish line - helping make dreams come true along the way. In our newest podcast series, get to know the people behind the training plans as we introduce you to the coaches of QT2 Systems. Episode 8 features Coach Stephanie Davis. Stephanie is one of our newest coaches, joining QT2 Systems as an athlete in 2021 and a coach in 2022. Stephanie grew up as a swimmer, but then due to a water skiing accident was forced to give up her dream of swimming collegiately. Through her rehab, she found her way to running and then triathlon. Along the way, she immersed herself in learning about the sport and how to make the body stronger and healthier. Soon triathlon became an integral part of her life and she was pulled to share her knowledge with others. Stephanie's goal as a coach is to not only have her athletes get faster and cross the finish line, but to also to have JOY in the process of discovering their potential as an athlete while gaining a healthier mind, body and spirit. Learn more about the coaches of QT2 Systems at https://qt2systems.com/pages/coaches-registered-dietitians-and-staff

Perth based filmmaker Hassib Kushkaki's feature film Rampage Electra will have its world premiere at the upcoming WA Made Film Festival, which screens at Palace Cinemas Raine Square, Perth, between February 17 to 26. This is a Perth shot action film that features Mikayla Levy as Hannah Electra, a young girl who has a shadowy past that is revealed to her by her father, throwing her into a harsh world of gangsters and guns. Featuring a huge cast and shot in iconic Perth locations like Fremantle Prison and Lancelin, Rampage Electra shows creative ingenuity on a micro-budget. Hassib caught up with me to talk about the film ahead of its world premiere on February 24 at the WA Made Film Festival. Hassib is also taking part in the free Indie Filmmaker Panel on February 19 at The Globe, alongside producer Stephanie Davis who produced the web series Love Me Lex, filmmaker Aaron Kamp who recently made Thorns & Thistles at the End of the World, Arnold Carter, who made Sun Moon & Thalia, Sarah Legg who made Cherubhead, and has a new short film Impression, and producer Ruby Schmidt, who helped bring General Hercules to life. All of these films, and many more are at the WA Made Film Festival. Check out the WA Made Film Festival here, and purchase tickets to Rampage Electra here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PivgAC7I-oM See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Perth based filmmaker Hassib Kushkaki's feature film Rampage Electra will have its world premiere at the upcoming WA Made Film Festival, which screens at Palace Cinemas Raine Square, Perth, between February 17 to 26. This is a Perth shot action film that features Mikayla Levy as Hannah Electra, a young girl who has a shadowy past that is revealed to her by her father, throwing her into a harsh world of gangsters and guns. Featuring a huge cast and shot in iconic Perth locations like Fremantle Prison and Lancelin, Rampage Electra shows creative ingenuity on a micro-budget. Hassib caught up with me to talk about the film ahead of its world premiere on February 24 at the WA Made Film Festival. Hassib is also taking part in the free Indie Filmmaker Panel on February 19 at The Globe, alongside producer Stephanie Davis who produced the web series Love Me Lex, filmmaker Aaron Kamp who recently made Thorns & Thistles at the End of the World, Arnold Carter, who made Sun Moon & Thalia, Sarah Legg who made Cherubhead, and has a new short film Impression, and producer Ruby Schmidt, who helped bring General Hercules to life. All of these films, and many more are at the WA Made Film Festival. Check out the WA Made Film Festival here, and purchase tickets to Rampage Electra here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PivgAC7I-oM See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You don't know what the parents' raising children with special needs go through until you step into their shoes, Stephanie Davis explains. Stephanie is the Vice President of The Miracle League, a special baseball league where kids with disabilities get to play sports alongside their peers while their families cheer them on. “It all stemmed from me being able to play youth sports growing up,” Stephanie shares. She reveals the impact of providing a space where kids with special needs not only participate in sports, but gain confidence, build their self-esteem, learn the lessons of teamwork, and do something they never dreamed possible. Besides hosting local, hometown events, The Miracle League organizes a yearly All-Star Event where children travel to a new destination and play ball!   TAKEAWAYS Kids with disabilities are just typical kids who want to participate in the same activities as their peers Caregiving families raising children with special needs are on-call 24/7, which causes major strain and the need for assistance Playing sports teaches kids the values of teamwork, reliability, and dedication, along with boosting their confidence and self-esteem The Miracle League provides a place where kids get a chance to play ball and have fun and parents can connect and encourage each other  

You don't know what the parents raising children with special needs go through until you step into their shoes, Stephanie Davis explains. Stephanie is the Vice President of The Miracle League, a special baseball league where kids with disabilities get to play sports alongside their peers while their families cheer them on. “It all stemmed from me being able to play youth sports growing up,” Stephanie shares. She reveals the impact of providing a space where kids with special needs not only participate in sports, but gain confidence, build their self esteem, learn the lessons of teamwork, and do something they never dreamed possible. Besides hosting local, hometown events, The Miracle League organizes a yearly All-Star Event where children travel to a new destination and play ball! TAKEAWAYS Kids with disabilities are just typical kids who want to participate in the same activities as their peers Caregiving families raising children with special needs are on-call 24/7, which causes major strain and the need for assistance Playing sports teaches kids the values of teamwork, reliability, and dedication, along with boosting their confidence and self-esteem The Miracle League provides a place where kids get a chance to play ball and have fun and parents can connect and encourage each other

Everyone has dry skin every once in a while, but if it's constantly dry, itchy, red, and sore, eczema may be the culprit. Dr. Stephanie Davis is no stranger to eczema — she battled it herself and now empowers children to do the same. Listen in as she discusses how the everyday air we breathe and the food we consume impacts eczema and what natural solutions provide relief. https://www.drruscio.com/overlooked-causes-of-eczema  My book Healthy Gut, Healthy You is available at https://drruscio.com/getgutbook If you're in need of clinical support, please visit https://ruscioinstitute.com Looking for more? Check out https://drruscio.com/resources

Have you ever looked back at a day in your life, and said "WOW - I Can't Believe I did That!"? In this podcast series, listen to QT2 athletes tell the stories of how they achieved goals that they once never dreamed possible. Episode 8 features QT2 Systems athlete Kristin Evans, coached by Stephanie Davis. Kristin's story is about taking a leap to sign up for her first Master's Swim class, without knowing how to swim. Listen to Kristin's story of how she made it through that workout, and later accomplished so many things she never thought possible, including climbing to the Mt. Everest Base Camp as well as completing her first IRONMAN. That swim opened the door to a life she never thought she would live - one in which she defines herself as an athlete.

The three lead authors of the annual e-Conomy SEA report return to the Indo Tekno podcast to share further color on this seminal report on the state of the Southeast Asian internet economy. Stephanie Davis of Google shares deep analysis around the nature of slowing internet growth in 2022, describing the massive shift amongst the region's  tech platforms from "acquisition to deeper engagement as a business model." Wai Hoong FOCK from Temasek meanwhile reviews several mixed trends in public and private valuations, noting all the while a continued rise of interest in the region amongst investors, which is no better revealed than by the sharp growth in the number of single family investment offices based in Singapore from 400 in 2021, to 700 in 2021.  Florian Hoppe of Bain summarizes conversations with a wide swath of the firm's tech clients, noting surprise by how well Southeast Asia has held up. Compared to what his global colleagues are seeing, Florian posits that Southeast Asia "appears to be relatively far away from a real recession."

"First forecasted back in 2016, we had anticipated the 200 billion by 2025. It also stands out to us that the digital economy grew 20% year on year. And the reason that stands out is that we expected things to slow down somewhat as we came out of the pandemic because we saw incredible acceleration over the last two to three years, and to see that people have returned to so-called normalcy, at least in terms of going out shopping, visiting, retail spaces. And in fact, that mobility has returned to pre-pandemic levels and often times exceeded it, but yet you still see the digital economy growing 20%. So those are real standouts for us." - Stephanie Davis   Fresh out of the studio, Stephanie Davis from Google and Florian Hoppe from Bain & Company joined us to break down the key findings from the e-Conomy SEA Report 2022. Stephanie and Florian shared their perspectives on the different digital trends in various sectors from e-commerce to web3 and what important trendlines they are looking forward to in the next 12 months. Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong (@bernardleong, Linkedin) and Carol Yin (@CarolYujiaYin, LinkedIn). Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited by Geoffrey Thomas Craig (LinkedIn).

He's one of the brightest -- and most famous -- scientific minds in the world today. The fascinating Dr. Michio Kaku shares some of the latest findings about the human mind and how some future predictions found in science fiction are soon to become reality.

He's one of the brightest -- and most famous -- scientific minds in the world today. The fascinating Dr. Michio Kaku shares some of the latest findings about the human mind and how some future predictions found in science fiction are soon to become reality.

Dr. Stephanie Davis, DC, received her doctorate from Northwestern Health Sciences University. Prior to chiropractic school, she was a microbiology and biochemistry research scientist for several corporations and the University of Minnesota. She has extensive post-graduate training in Functional Medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine, the Kalish Mentorship Program, the Hashimoto's Institute, and Ben Lynch's Seeking Health Educational Institute, in constant search for more tools to help patients achieve their health goals.Having been through so much of what her patients experience fuels her compassion and determination to do the digging to identify the root causes while empowering and educating patients with complex, chronic illness. She loves working with both adults and children, especially families! She sees lots of mamas and their kids. Some of her areas of specialty are eczema, rashes, autoimmunity, mold, hidden infections such as EBV, genetics (especially for mood, ADD/ADHD, inflammation, metabolic), and digestive conditions (IBS, SIBO, Candida, Parasites, gallbladder issues, etc.).Need help with improving your child's health using integrative approaches?Check out my Instagram page -full of information, latest research, tips and tools for parents who want to be more effective with improving their children's health and behavior.Download my FREE guide: Top 5 ways to reduce your child's hyperactivity in a weekWant to work with me? Set up an Overcoming ADHD Discovery Call.Show NotesFREE MASTERCLASS: HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD'S ADHD SYMPTOMS NATURALLY WITHOUT MEDICATIONhttps://www.mominasalimcoaching.com/adhdmasterclassMusic CreditFirst Light - Atch https://soundcloud.com/atch-musicCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0

First: We're breaking down the biggest headlines of the week: US GDP numbers, Ye's (aka Kanye West) fallout, and what you need to know about RSV, a respiratory virus that's pushing some hospitals to their capacity.     Then: A major investment conference dubbed ‘Davos in the Desert' took place this week in Saudi Arabia. And despite dirty looks from Team Biden, America's top finance bros attended. We'll Skimm the drama in the desert…in 60 seconds.  Next: We're tapping an expert to help break down three of the biggest issues voters are thinking about heading into midterms – from abortion access, to the economy, to the future of democracy.  Plus: In partnership with our friends at Slack, we're taking listeners behind the scenes of our digital HQ to show how certain Slack channels help us do our jobs better. First up: #skimmr-feedback. Finally: In honor of Taylor Swift's Midnights, we asked music critic how we should actually be listening to albums. Because it turns out: we've been doing it wrong this whole time. As a bonus, Alex asks the big question: is this Taylor Swift's most millennial album ever? On this episode, you'll hear from:  Dr. Stephanie Davis, pediatric pulmonologist, UNC Children's Research Institute Laura Barrón-López, White House correspondent, PBS Newshour Sophie Riese, senior manager of consumer insights and UX research, theSkimm Nora Princiotti, co-host of Every Single Album, The Ringer Want more Skimm?  Sign up for our free daily newsletter Email us your questions about what's going on in the news right now  Subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts Skimm'd by Alex Carr, Will Livingston, and Blake Lew-Merwin with help from Hannah Parker. Engineered by Andrew Callaway and Elie McAfee-Hahn. TheSkimm's head of audio is Graelyn Brashear.

With the recent overturning of Roe, the left is aggressively seeking to continue their efforts to have abortion on-demand, and according to Daniel Tomlinson, the upcoming election couldn't be more important. Daniel is with CompassCare Pregnancy Services in New York, and he has a concern that is of must-listen status. Also, Stephanie Davis found a new direction after a serious accident suffered by her young son, and she shares the story in this episode.

Scotty Moore WINNER - District 9 FL Congress Primary Amy Kappelman from Moms for Liberty. She is the Chapter Chair for Chatham County, NC. Joel Gilbert, author of Michelle Obama 2024: Her Real-Life Story and Plan for Power and director of the documentary Michelle Obama 2024. Gilbert is a political commentator and foreign policy analyst based in Los Angeles. Stephanie Davis, Member, Samaritan Ministries International (Samaritan Ministries, samaritanministries.org) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

Returning special guest, University of South Carolina Alumni, National Champion and seven-time All American, Stephanie Davis joins me as we discuss wrapping up her collegiate career and entering the professional world. We also discuss having pride in yourself and who you are. Walking with dignity through the ups and downs. Being bold and having confidence in what you're capable of. Check out Stephanie on social media at: Twitter Instagram Intro & Outro Produced By: Awwyeah Background music: Limitless - Trap Instrumental by CFM --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themileyourein/support

Returning special guest, University of South Carolina Alumni, National Champion and seven-time All American, Stephanie Davis joins me as we discuss wrapping up her collegiate career and entering the professional world. We also discuss having pride in yourself and who you are. Walking with dignity through the ups and downs. Being bold and having confidence in what you're capable of.Twitter https://twitter.com/SdTrackstarrInstagram https://www.instagram.com/tlc_0799/If you'd like to support the show, you can find out how at:  https://www.patreon.com/HeelStriker954Intro & Outro produced by https://www.fiverr.com/awwyeahBackground music: Limitless - Trap Instrumental by CFM at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIe5hH0tk72w3Yyw0ZS9YWQ Support the show

In this episode of the FiLiA Podcast, FiLiA spokeswoman, Raquel Rosario Sánchez, talks to Stephanie Davies-Arai, the Founder and Director of Transgender Trend about her campaigning work to protect children from unnecessary medicalisation and sexist stereotypes.She created the organisation after speaking with a group of parents based in the UK, who were concerned about the current trend to diagnose ‘gender non-conforming' children as transgender. On June 1st, 2022 she was included in the Queen's Birthday Honours and received a British Empire Medal for “services to children” as a recognition of her vital work.Stephanie is a communication skills trainer and the author of Communicating with Kids. She has worked with parents and teachers for over twenty years, including eight years at a primary school in East Sussex in various roles including parent governor. She is an experienced speaker on parenting, feminism and ‘transgender' children. She has spoken at events around the UK, including in the House of Commons and the House of Lords and has been interviewed across the media, including Good Morning Britain, BBC Woman's Hour, The Today programme and Newsnight.You can learn more about Stephanie Davis-Arai and her ground-breaking work on behalf of children on her personal website and about Transgender Trend on their website. You can support their work by donating to the organisation.You can follow Stephanie on social media at @CWKnews and @Transgendertrd.

I was very competitive as a child. I remember we lived on a cul-de-sac and there was a boy visiting. I had just gotten new shoes and I said to him, “I just got new shoes. I can run faster than you.” And he said, “Your shoes don't make you fast.” I said, “Do you want to make a bet? I'll race you to the end.” I had to go so fast that I beat that kid. It's interesting to look back at some childhood memories to help understand our current behavior. There are forces that help give us the self-discovery that we need to understand our subconscious programming. And in today's episode of The Best of The Menopause Movement Podcast, we'll talk about the Enneagram. The Enneagram is a deep dive into what makes you tick. Unlike most personality systems, which usually have a cluster of preferences or behaviors, the Enneagram really goes way deeper than behavior, which is why it's hard to test. But our guest, Stephanie Davis, an enneagram expert and a trainer educated in business, psychology, and systems theory will give us an overview about the 9 different types.   Tune in today and find out what your type might be! What's Discussed in This Episode: (02:28) The enneagram and what makes you tick. (08:39) What you can get from learning the enneagram (12:02) What makes your type “messed up”  (16:42) The three types within each triad of the enneagram (18:06) What is the gut triad? (25:27) Why there are no accurate enneagram tests. (26:56) The gut triad (1, 8, 9), what makes them tick, their ego, and how they react. (26:01) Type 1 (26:56) Type 8 (29:33) Type 9 (32:20) The heart triad (2, 3 4): what makes them tick, their ego, and how they react. (33:33) Type 2 (37:26) Type 3 (42:25) Type 4 (46:16) The goal after figuring out your type (57:23) The head triad (5, 6, 7): what makes them tick, their ego, and how they react.  (57:45) Type 5 (1:00:58) Type 6 (1:07:46) Type 7 (1:13:37) Other theories from Katherine Fauvre and Claudio Naranjo, and the continuous evolution of the field (1:21:52) Resources for your growth  (1:24:13) Going through the nine enneagram types and drawing a caricature for each   About Our Guest Stephanie Davis is an Experienced President with a demonstrated history of working in the management consulting/coaching industry and retail/franchise development. Skilled in Navigating (or Instigating) Disruption, Business Planning, Coaching, Sales, Negotiating, Teambuilding and Creating Empowered Cultures. Strong business development professional with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and post-graduate work in Business and Systems Theory.   Resources: Check my latest podcast or listen to the previous ones (https://www.menopausemovement.com/podcast) Connect with me on Instagram (@drmichellegordon) Follow me on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/drmichellegordon) Check out my LinkedIn posts (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmichellegordon/) Head over to Stephanie's site to take an enneagram test (this test is geared toward finding success in life)   Books mentioned in this episode: The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer https://amzn.to/2O0nPbe The Complete Enneagram by Beatrice Chestnut https://amzn.to/33XWo7C The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile https://amzn.to/2NY7KD0 The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Don Riso and Russ Hudson https://amzn.to/35dOG9n   Amazon pays me a small fee when you buy using these links.   For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to The Menopause Movement Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher.   Thank you for tuning in! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melissa has another great guest on today's episode of the podcast.  Join her as she talks with Stephanie Davis, Chair of the Capital Region Women in Bio and Small Business Program Coordinator at the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute for NIH.Stephanie and Melissa discuss Women in Bio and how Stephanie's leadership and volunteer efforts have contributed to success in her career.  She is also sharing how you can leverage Women in Bio for your career whether you are entry level or C-Suite.  We are also talking about the unique challenges of women in the workplace and how to overcome them and get to your next level.In this episode learn:Stephanie's career path and philosophy on career developmentHow Women in Bio can help you get to your next level whether you're entry level, an Executive, or anywhere in betweenThe current obstacles facing women who work in the sciences and what both companies and individuals can do to overcome themOne piece of advice Stephanie wished she had earlier in her careerPlease note: Stephanie joins the podcast in her personal capacity and the views expressed on this podcast do not represent the views of the National Institutes of Health or the Department of Health and Human Services.Mentioned in this episode:Learn more about Women in BioConnect with Stephanie on LinkedInSupporting (Postdoctoral) Women in Bio (Stephanie's article)Work with Melissa 1-1 by scheduling a consultation.Connect with MelissaLinkedInInstagram

I am very proud to introduce Stephanie Davis once again. With Pastor Jefferey Davis, G&J House Of Prayer this is a prison ministry that is ran by Pastor Jefferey Davis. As well as online as well, the community is growing. For those that do not know. Jefferey Davis is the same one I did a episode on, letting people know about his case. Which is part of the innocence project. As well as family as well. Being the fact the Pastor Jefferey is my father in law and Stephanie is my mother in law. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-rickman/support

He's one of the brightest and most famous scientific minds in the world today. The fascinating Dr. Michio Kaku shares some of the latest findings about the human mind and how some future predictions found in science fiction are soon to become reality.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you've noticed that times have changed and so have cultures. In many sports though, rules remain the same. There are discussions that need to be had that can lead to decisions being made. Everything from testing Olympic hopefuls for marijuana, transgender athletes in the Olympics, female athletes being treated differently and much more. Special guest, former University of South Carolina National Champion and six-time All American, Stephanie Davis joins me as we discuss these topics. Connect with Stephanie on social media at: Twitter Instagram Intro & Outro Produced By: Awwyeah Background Music: Limitless - Trap Instrumental by CFM --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themileyourein/support

On this week's show, we share a Christian perspective on being in a blended family. What is it like to bring two families together through marriage? What are the struggles and the hard lessons that come from helping to raise someone else's child? How can God help you when you are torn between your child and your spouse? All important and increasingly relevant questions in 2021. The ladies sit down with their friend Stephanie Davis, a mom, who has shares her wisdom, grace and testimony about being a mom in a blended family.  Thankyou for listening to the show. Do us a BIG favor and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Tell us what you like, what you connect with, any feedback at all- we dig it.  Connect with us online IG @I_Got_Dumped_ www.Igotdumpedpodcast.com Music By Lauren Farrah --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hannah-hogan0/support

Start getting hyped! Season Two of Back of the Napkin arrives on March 31, with more tales from entrepreneurs across America whose creative ideas are changing the world. In each episode, Stephanie Davis and Dusty Weis learn why entrepreneurs got into business, how their ideas have developed, and what twists and turns they've faced along the way. You won't believe some of the wild ideas that have taken root, and you'll be able to learn valuable lessons from the mistakes that other entrepreneurs have already made. At SurePayroll, small business is our business, and we understand that a lot goes into running your operation. Our easy online service makes running payroll for small- and micro-businesses a breeze so entrepreneurs can focus less on payroll and taxes and spend more time doing what they do best.

Every small business is powered by a bolt of inspiration and the dedicated people who bring it to life. And the Back of the Napkin podcast is where small business owners can tune in to explore the unique ideas that have launched successful enterprises, and meet entrepreneurs who aren't afraid to think differently. In each episode, we'll sit down with entrepreneurs from all kinds of different industries to learn why they got into business, how their ideas have developed, and what twists and turns they've faced along the way. You won't believe some of the wild ideas that have taken root, and you'll be able to learn valuable lessons from the mistakes that other entrepreneurs have already made. Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy, and we hope these stories inspire business owners and consumers alike to dream big, take risks and shop locally. At SurePayroll, small business is our business, and we understand that a lot goes into running your operation. Our easy online service makes running payroll for small- and micro-businesses a breeze so entrepreneurs can focus less on payroll and taxes and spend more time doing what they do best. So roll up your sleeves, brew some strong coffee and make sure you're subscribed on your favorite podcast app. The Back of the Napkin podcast is hosted by SurePayroll's Stephanie Davis and small business owner Dusty Weis, and launches on January 27. 

In this episode, I sit down with the new COO of Lillian James Creative, Stephanie Davis, and dive into her thoughts on work culture and how she plans to implement it with her new team.